Travis Tritt

Amanda Vaughn (Leslie Bibb), A former "Queen Bitch" in high school and recently divorced single mother of two children returns to her hometown of Dallas. She meets her former school friends, whom she used to mock: Carlene Cockburn (Kristin Chenoweth), Good Christian's Dallas and GCB "Queen", who was beautiful in high school and is now full-figured, insecure and does the bulk of Carlene's bidding - Sharon Peacham (Jennifer Aspen), queen of the gossip and glamorous Heather Cruz (Marisol Nichols) and Cricket Caruth-Reilly (Miriam Shor), hot powerful real estate agent in Dallas whose husband Blake (Mark Deklin) is gay. Amanda resides with her children and her fifty something mother Gigi Stopper (Annie Potts), who still acts like a twenty something.

Greg's Boss, Mr. Savitsky, volunteered to sponser a criminal in a work release program. He doesn't want to do the "dirty" work, so he passes it off on to Greg. Greg in turn passes the criminal off to Jimmy because he doesn't want any part of working side by side with a convicted felon. He feels bad when Jimmy seems to be making a real impact in the life of the inmate (Travis Tritt), so Greg decides to prove that he isn't s stuck up snob, and he finds a work-release prisoner of his own (Trace Adkins)to mentor. Greg and Jimmy are in a competition to see who is the most generous and best mentor. They end up leaving the lot to take the criminals out for a big lunch of shrimp and beer. On the way back to the studio lot, they stop at a convenience store, where the work-release prisoners rob the store and everyone in it - Mr. Savitsky of course, being one of the customers robbed at gunpoint.

Travis Tritt and Trace Adkins guest star as prisoners in a work-release program in this episode of Yes, Dear. At the end of the show, Tritt and Adkins sing the song, in their orange prisoner uniforms, in Greg's living room.