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A disconsolate Stan, upset because of a legal injunction against lighting Langley Falls' Christmas tree, tries to discover the true meaning of Christmas. To do it, he'll have to change the outcome of the Vietnam War. Lisa Kudrow provides the voice of the Ghost of Christmas Past. Voices of Donald Sutherland and Robert De Niro: Chris Diamantopoulos. (Repeat).

Guess who's coming to dinner? It's George W. Bush (voice of Dee Bradley Baker). It seems that Stan's essay saluting the president earned him the honor. Not surprisingly, Hayley doesn't think it's so great, but Roger goes out of his way to make W. feel comfortable. Roger also wants to buy the Dollywood theme park and has a plan to raise the asking price: He's going to capture Osama bin Laden to win

Stan turns entrepreneur and opens a teddy-bear factory (read: sweatshop) staffed by illegal aliens. Of course, Hayley is appalled and takes action. Guest voices include Iggy Pop (Jerry); Miguel Ferrer (Agent Hopkins); Elizabeth Peña (Store Owner); and Niecy Nash (Patti Labelle). (Repeat).

After Steve tells Roger that he has outgrown him, Roger hooks up with a 9-year-old (voice of Patton Oswalt) who wants an E.T.-type alien of his own. And Stan and Francine go crazy when they learn that their favorite soft drink is being discontinued. Peter Graves has a voice cameo. (Repeat).

Stan plays matchmaker for Bullock (voice of Patrick Stewart) and a friend of Francine's, then gets everyone drunk so the evening will go well. Bad move. (Repeat).

Francine divorces Stan---in order to rekindle their romance. She wants him to see what life is like for a bachelor. Meanwhile, Steve becomes addicted to an energy drink, and begs for money in the street to support his habit. (Repeat).

Stan brings home CIA equipment to eavesdrop on his neighbors so he can find out what they think of him. He gets an earful, and a battle ensues. (Repeat).

Stan gets caught sending contaminated cattle to the slaughterhouse. The reason he did it, he says, was to make Steve "a man." Meanwhile, Roger's favoritism leads to a fight between Francine and Hayley. Carnie Wilson has a voice cameo as a cashier. (Repeat).

It takes brains to resolve a conflict peacefully, but it's funnier to watch idiots fight it out. To prove that point, enjoy 20 dumb brawlers. (Repeat).

Videos include: a taxi gag; a wakeup call. (Repeat).

A countdown of amazing and idiotic stunts attempted by thrill-seeking novices. (Repeat).

A countdown of fight videos is presented. (Repeat).

Videos include: an unconscious pilot; a raging motorist; a sexy motorcycle ride; and a mail truck accident. (Repeat).

Included: A rapper is caught off balance; a TV chef becomes a flaming embarrassment; a dancer struggles to show her sexy side; and a weatherman has a serious case of arachnophobia. (Repeat).

Sal, Q, and Murr are falling head over heels for someone they just met, and later on in a heated debate with pro wrestler MJF. At the end, one Joker will discover an untapped clairvoyant talent they possess with guest star Kesha! (Repeat).

The Indonesian Grand Prix. From Pertamina Mandalika International Street Circuit in Central Lombok. (Live).

Odd outlaws are captured on camera. (Repeat).

Staying incognito on a cruise; and why Murr couldn't wear a real captain's uniform for his punishment are explored. (Repeat).

Which Jokers were in on the surprise Gary Busey appearance; where does the phrase "tit for tat" come from; and how did Murr's big mouth backfire on him, leading to his Statue of Liberty punishment. (Repeat).

Sal's true weakness; and why female staffers lined up to watch Q's punishment are revealed. (Repeat).

A challenge that Sal won; and the number of buildings involved in Joe's play-space punishment are revealed. (Repeat).

Going barefoot for the "Feets of Strength" challenge; and the Jokers' biggest fear during Q's Death Chair punishment are featured. (Repeat).

Murr as a movie extra; wrestler Bully Ray's real-life beef with Sal; and a feline fiasco that halted filming for five minutes during Sal's cat punishment are featured. (Repeat).

The origins of Sal's "Ja'Crispy" nickname; and how many parents were in on the joke for Q's story time punishment are revealed. (Repeat).

Murr's nutty nicknames; the number of Joe's dogs; and the inspiration for Murr's Dracula punishment are revealed. (Repeat).

Classic episodes of IJ with additional pop-up facts. (Repeat).

Classic episodes of IN with pop-up facts throughout. (Repeat).

Go behind the scenes to find out how long did it take Joe to remove his shoes and socks with just his toes; Whose dog did Q walk while cloud-watching; And how many towns said "no" before Dover said "go." (Repeat).

All New Which Joker had pet parakeets? Why did the crew have to work in a truck down the block while filming at a bagel shop? And who got to sound the start horn for Murr's race across the Brooklyn Bridge? Go behind the scenes to find out! (Repeat).