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Excited to go on a date with her crush, Carlita is surprised to end up at his mother's house instead; "RuPaul's Drag Race" contestant Vanessa Vanjie Mateo goes on a date in Texas and when her date starts ignoring her, all hell starts breaking loose.

Alex goes on a karaoke date with Kevin, but is sad to learn that Kevin invited some friends.

Allie falls for a handsome pilot who lives in her building. But when he disappears Allie is left heartbroken until he shows up again. Dorian goes on a date with a girl who has a Jekyll and Hyde-like personality.

Discontinued uncovers the rise and fall of things from the past. The episode focuses on four diverse topics: American Gladiators, Borders Bookstore, Haribo's Sugar-Free Gummy Bears, and Google Glass.

The host uncovers the rise and fall of Squeeze-It, the Game Boy, Vine and Hannah Montana.

As a family prepares for a final Christmas together in their family home, Michelle works to redefine her relationships with her father and siblings.

Giles returns with a device he hopes will deactivate the trigger in Spike's subconscious; Willow embarks on a journey.

Faith (Eliza Dushku) enters the fray against an evil cleric who stuns the gang with his viciousness and might.

Caleb launches an attack against Buffy; Faith takes the potential slayers out to blow off some steam, and the night ends with a startling development.

Faith and the potentials discover an element of the First's plan and launch a pre-emptive strike; Buffy brawls with Caleb (Nathan Fillion).

Wielding a mystical new weapon, Buffy rejoins the fray on the eve of the final confrontation; Angel (David Boreanaz) fights at Buffy's side against a revitalized Caleb (Nathan Fillion).

Buffy crafts an ingenious plan to destroy the First and leads her friends on a final mission into the Hellmouth.

Michael has difficulty coping when Junior beats him at basketball; Claire buys a a padded bra to impress boys.

Junior attempts to fool his parents into believing he got an A for his algebra assignment, but the scheme backfires when Janet and Michael treat him like a prodigy.

Michael hires an attractive tutor in hopes of invoking Junior's passion for math.

Michael advises Jr. to fight his school bully with words instead of fists; Michael feels Jay is neglecting the family.

Michael and Jay get a lesson in listening when they try to remember what they asked each other to do.

Claire is upset when Michael continues to pal around with her former boyfriend (Andrew McFarlane); Junior spends too much time in the bathroom.

Just when Michael is feeling frustrated about his love life, his brother visits with his sexy new girlfriend.

Michael takes living life to its fullest a little too far after his accountant (Doug Banks) unexpectedly dies.

Michael is left in charge of the house when Janet leaves to tend to her sick mother, and must contend with multiple problems.

Michael contends with multiple problems, including a positive pregnancy test, a sad 6-year-old and Jr.'s basketball troubles.

The household becomes unbearable when Michael decides to let the kids do as they please.

Fed up with Michael's parenting style, the children confront their father with a description of the ideal dad.

When Janet returns, Michael remains silent about her obvious weight gain.

Michael looks to teach Claire a lesson after she sneaks out of the house and uses Kady as an accomplice.

Janet convinces Michael to have a procedure during a physical examination.

The kids get more than they bargained for after Jr. dares Claire to eat Michael's slice of lemon meringue pie.

A progressive graduate student finds success and sparks outrage when his interest in battle rap as a thesis subject turns into a competitive obsession.

Family, friends and fellow musicians describe the life of the child prodigy turned king of pop Michael Jackson over his four-decade career, from his rise to fame to his later battle with tabloids.