Watched June 2012

Ryan and Wilfred volunteer at a hospice and discover Wilfred may have a remarkable secret talent.

Wilfred persuades Ryan to help him get rid of Jenna's boyfriend.

Christine calls Jimmy and starts rambling. Jimmy tunes her out until she asks if something is OK. He has no idea what she said. Turns out she realized it and set him up with a list of tasks. Kim joins in on the prank.

Erik and Cooze start college and pledge the Beta House fraternity, presided over by none other than legendary Dwight Stifler.

New Directions face fierce competition against the Hipsters and Warblers. Finn and Rachel and Emma and Carl experience relationship trouble.

Finn tries to get everyone at McKinley High into the holiday spirit. Sue paints herself up as the Grinch to steal back presents.

Six years after their Guantanamo Bay adventure, stoner buds Harold Lee and Kumar Patel cause a holiday fracas by inadvertently burning down Harold's father-in-law's prize Christmas tree.

Jimmy's father is in town helping Jimmy & Christine with home improvements. Greg's father is in town to participate in Senior Olympics. Big Jimmy decides to compete in the Olympics against Greg's father.

Greg lost his job at the movie studio and is depressed. Meanwhile Kim finds a damaged wall in the house which reveals water damage and mold. The Warners have to stay with the Hughes while the house is being repaired.

With Greg out of a job, Kim and Greg are worried. Then Greg realizes how much fun it can be without a job and decides to take advantage of Jimmy and Christine for once. Jimmy kicks him out of the house. Greg gets a job.

Dominic is 10 and going on his first date. Jimmy & Christine have different opinions on how to prepare him. Meanwhile, Kim has a box of personal items she wants Greg to burn when she dies; now he is curious and wants to read the letters.

Do you tangle with dark forces in order to create a devil's food cake?

Jimmy enters his lawn mower in a lawn mower racing contest and Greg decides to help him with the preparations. Greg Biffle, a NASCAR race driver guest stars as another lawn mower racer.

A friend brings some barbecue and everyone agrees it is delicious. Greg wants to buy more, but the restaurant is in the hood. Greg overcomes his fear and goes to buy some. When Greg runs late, Jimmy is afraid. Greg plays a trick on him.

New homeowners Jimmy and Christine have become the popular family in the neighborhood. Greg doesn't care, but Kim is upset and throws a party to show that they are just as popular.

After seeing a friend's new baby, both Christine and Kim want another child. Both Jimmy and Greg do not want another child and try to avoid sex. Christine and Kim think of devious ways to have sex.

Jimmy starts helping the neighborhood children learn how to do things that their fathers do not teach them.

Jimmy treats everyone to a vacation. Greg comes up with reasons why not and is eventually overridden. Kim and Greg find out Jimmy has found every shortcut way to save money on food, transportation, and entertainment.

Classic dishes that have been reinvented are sampled. Included: English bubble-and-squeak gets a Southern spin in Oakland, California; giant caramel-pecan rolls are made in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; a burger bar in Manchester, Connecticut, is visited.

Guy Fieri samples pizzas with homemade toppings and crepe-filled lasagna in Detroit; citrus-glazed pancakes in Virginia Beach; and massive pork-belly sandwiches in Chicago.

Watch selected sketches from this 2002 episode hosted by Spiderman costar Kirsten Dunst. Selected sketches include "Bush's Briefing," commercial parody "Clear Results," "Bambi 2002," and "Demilon." For clearance reasons, episodes have been edited from their original version.