Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov

Marge becomes a chauffeur after she grows tired of chauffeuring her own kids around. Meanwhile, Moe becomes the Nuclear Power Plant's janitor. Guest stars: Christopher Lloyd as Jim Ignatowski and Rich Sommer as Young Man

It is April 1969. Don flies to Los Angeles at the request of Megan's agent, and it comes out during their visit that he is on leave from the agency. Megan, upset at Don's deception, reacts badly and throws him out, and he returns to New York. He secures a job offer from a rival firm, which he then takes to Roger, telling him that he wants to return to work. Roger relents, telling him to report to the office on Monday. Don arrives at the office only to be met by confusion; Roger has not yet come in and has neglected to tell anyone about Don's return. Roger, Joan, Jim and Bert meet to discuss the matter, ultimately deciding to allow Don to return, albeit under some rather rigid conditions which he must agree to in writing. After lunch with Francine, Betty begins feeling like she's neglecting her children, and agrees to accompany Bobby on a school field trip to a farm. But the day ultimately proves a disappointment to both mother and son.

Bart's interest in piano lessons surges when he sees the instructor is a beautiful young woman, while Homer tries to keep Marge from finding out he has lost the final two original hairs on his head. Guest stars: Jane Krakowski and Justin Bieber

Lily and Marshall throw a housewarming party, where various things go awry. Meanwhile, at WorldWide News, Robin finally gets back in an old saddle.

When Stan realizes that he might never fulfill his dream of becoming a Best Man, he convinces his last single friend, Principal Lewis to marry the school's Superintendent (Guest voice Angelica Houston) and to choose him as his Best Man. Stan invites Lewis' old friend from prison to the wedding, only to discover a secret that could prevent the wedding from happening at all. Meanwhile, Roger finds the perfect pair of shorts, and an encounter with Ricky Martin (guest voicing as himself) makes him question his self-confidence.

As Lily and Marshall host their first Thanksgiving as a married couple, Barney is tortured by the tick-tock of the Slap Bet countdown clock and the certainty of the exact moment the slap is going to be delivered. Meanwhile, Ted and Robin try to settle their feelings for each other when she brings an older suitor to Thanksgiving with her. Marshall delivers his third slap.

When J.D. has to address a group of pre-med students about what it's like to be a doctor, he strays off the beaten path and chooses to discuss his best moments as a doctor instead. When he challenges the rest of the staff to do so, they all reminisce about their fondest memories in the medical field. Meanwhile, Elliot is forced to face her fear of children when she is left in charge of a ten-year-old boy, whose father is being treated in the I.C.U. Elsewhere, Dr. Kelso gets a dose of Christmas spirit and stuns the staff with his change of heart.

As Daisy talks both Georgia and Mason into helping her swindling one of her wealthy victim's sons out of a lot of money, and Roxy mourns the 21st anniversary of her own death, Rube keeps a careful eye on his "minions." Soon, the Daisy's con is on and the grief is great... And Rube's got valuable lessons about the afterlife for all for Daisy.

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Mercedes-Benz is using an exceptional campaign to show the benefits of its Plug-In Hybrid technology. Both the C 350 e and the MERCEDES AMG PETRONAS Team's current F1 car embody the headline "Success has two sides. More electricity. Less fuel." The campaign shows how Mercedes-Benz brings innovative hybrid technology from the race track to the street so everyone can experience it. "Mercedes-Benz TV: C 350 e TV commercial Success has two sides. The world's two best drivers. And one winner. The Mercedes-Benz Hybrid technology. The new C-Class with Plug-In Hybrid. Performance: Fully charged. Mercedes-Benz The best or nothing.

"Coke Chase - Super Bowl 2013 Teaser" This commercial begins with a man and his camels in the desert. The man sees a giant bottle of Coke in the distance and is refreshed just thinking about having a sip. Out of nowhere, a group of cowboys appears along with a group of "badlander" thugs, followed by a bus full of Vegas showgirls. Each group is racing to be the first to the Coca-Cola bottle in the middle of the desert. Each of them will use any dirty trick to win. The show girls fire a cannon of confetti and glitter at one of the cowboys, while a cowboy throws his hat into the motorcycle wheel of one of the badlanders. The group reach what they thought was the Coke bottle, but it was just a sign saying the real bottle is still 50 miles away. The race continues Super Bowl Sunday... Coca-Cola 50 miles ahead Vote now to decide who wins CokeChase.com

Reese's commissioned this commercial to thank their 10 million Facebook fans. It features chalk artist Chris Carlson who creates a 3D chalk drawing of a giant Reese's Peanut Butter Cup and two Facebook-style thumbs up. The entire process of the artwork is shown in sped-up stop-motion style so we can watch the artist as he works.

This commercial for the 2012 Volkswagen Jetta GLI compares the speed of the Jetta GLI with speed guitarist, John Taylor. The goal is to see who can finish first - the Jetta GLI completing one lap on the course, versus John Taylor playing Flight of the Bumblebee on his guitar. John Taylor is riding in the passenger seat, playing Flight of the Bumblebee as fast as he can, while speeding around the track in the Jetta GLI. The Jetta GLI wins, finishing first. This is the Volkswagen Jetta GLI. It's got a sport-tuned suspension and a 200-horsepower turbo charged engine. It's fast. This is John Taylor. He's one of the world's top speed guitarists. He's fast. Fast vs. Fast. Can the Jetta GLI complete one lap before John completes The Flight of the Bumblebee? It's time to find out. OK. Best two out of three. Fast vs Fast Jetta GLI takes it. You can't fake fast. That's the power of German engineering. Das Auto vw.com/performance

"Flowers" This commercial shows a mom sitting on a park bench. Her daughter brings her a handful of flowers she has picked (roots, dirt, and all) and shakes them in front of her face. The mom starts to sneeze, and then they show a picture of Target brand allergy medicine. You're the best mom ever. Thank you sweetie. All Day Allergy Relieve - Up & Up Target Life's a moving target. Expect more. Pay less.