Mouse Fitzgerald's old army buddy visits. He is now a wealthy TV minister, and offers Fitzgerald a job. The 12oz. Mouse turns it down after dishonest tactics are revealed.

The Mayor faces humiliation when a famous painting is stolen from the town's art gallery.

Hoop's Mom's retirement gets off on the wrong foot when she's arrested for bashing her boss's head in with her retirement gift. To solve the case, Stroker and Hoop go undercover at her advertising agency--where Stroker's incessant boozing and sexual harassment quickly establish him as a creative superstar. Meanwhile, Rose must learn to survive on the inside after being targeted for death by a notorious Latina prison gang.

When Zorak catches Brak talking to a favorite stuffed doll, he pressures him into throwing it away. Brak grows depressed over losing the doll, but Mom remedies the situation by giving him a new one that she received from a gypsy. When Zorak catches Brak talking to it, he confiscates the new toy and faces surprising consequences.

Just as Corporate City has gathered to celebrate his lifetime accomplishments, El Jefe is faced with the greatest personal challenge of his career when his long-lost father, a super-powerful Mexican wrestler named El Yo, appears and starts wreaking havoc. Will El Jefe find the strength to defeat his own father in the ring, or will Corporate City be utterly destroyed by the masked grappler and his gigantic burro pinata sidekick?

Tim and Eric are late in delivering the episode to the Network and must rely on Hamburger Taxi to get the tape there on time. (John C. Reilly, Neil Hamburger, Al Yankovic guest star)

Turner Classic Movies' Robert Osborne introduces a recently "discovered" episode of the "classic" "Birdman" series. In this very special Birdman, a pre-law-school Harvey encounters a number of his future courtroom adversaries who try to kill him. Oh, and a six-legged spider, which only manages to irritate entomologists everywhere.

Tom creates a T-shirt that reads "Rats Off to Ya" for Christmas. It becomes a local phenomenon, but the idea is quickly stolen from Tom by a local novelty store. Jeff Garlin appears as Pat Croece, the novelty store owner.

Pickles reunites with his old hair band, “Snakes ‘N’ Barrels”, which has the rest of Dethklok worried that their drummer may leave them. When the ten-years-sober “Snakes ‘N’ Barrels” are given experimental psychotropic drugs before their performance, the result is something beyond brutal.

Senator Whitehead’s son Tad is a registered sex offender so Satan gives him a job as a busboy at Tequila Sally’s. Tad makes a life-sized sculpture of Lucy out of raw meat and left-over food and has sex with it in the walk-refrigerator. Meanwhile Satan becomes fascinated with the online sex offender registry and its artistic possibilities.

Masami Hirukawa is a cop on the take, accepting bribes in the form of both cash and prostitutes from a local yakuza group, but he also believes himself to be a devout family man, investing his ill-gotten gains in a house. When his greed gets the better of him, Masumi finds himself bound to a greasy gangster and faces becoming a criminal himself.

The Xtacles, under threat of death at the hands of Stan (who, although we haven't mentioned him yet, is in just about every episode, and who is also impersonating superhero Awesome-X) have to find a replacement hostage for billionaire tycoon Xander Crews. Their search –somewhat predictably– leads them to Nearl, the local retarded wino guy.

IMoralton on Jesus' birthday...a very special "Moral Orel."

Brendon is doing a good job trying to raise money for the school walk-a-thon, but Coach McGuirk is doing a better job spending it. No worries! Coach's long-lost Uncle Pedro has died and left something for him in his will.

In his quest to build the evilest of all evil empires, Sparks invents a miraculous new drug. "Stimutacs"are billed as an "herbal dietary supplement,"but their side effects are truly amazing--and highly addictive! Can Dr. Quinn foil this nefarious plot?

Indie rock group Pavement, sitting in for an incarcerated Zorak and The Original Way-Outs, makes history as the first band ever to perform on "Space Ghost Coast to Coast."Goldie Hawn, Tommy Davidson, Red Green and Colin Quinn also appear in an episode scripted by Space Ghost himself.

Roger is still having strange flashbacks. He can only assume that they are memories, but he's not quite sure. Frustrated, he returns to visit Gordon Rosewater, the man who built Paradigm City, on his farm. Gordon only offers vague platitudes and cryptic responses, until he gives Roger one very important clue.

Believing they are in a creative rut, the kids agree to take a hiatus. Brendon reluctantly agrees to film Duane's band rehearsal and meets Cynthia, an older choreographer. Coach McGuirk and Mr. Lynch plan a trip to Cancun, while Paula is the victim of budget cuts at her school.

Coiffio encounters tragedy in space.