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Audrey tries to make Jeff feel guilty for not telling her that his friend's bachelor party in Atlantic City was cancelled; however, her plan backfires when Jeff discovers that Audrey is also being deceitful.

Rebellion on all fronts. Claire defies Frank, Zoe finds comfort in someone new, and Peter makes an ultimatum.

Claire fuels an old flame; Peter wrestles with his demons, Frank decides to murder him, when Peter is ready to publicly confess about Frank's sins.

After Lois's father, Carter, falls asleep while driving, the Griffins realize he is getting close to retirement, and visit retirement communities in Florida.

Jesse is ready for revenge when he realizes that the drug dealers who killed his friend are not only peddling their blue meth but are using an 11 year-old to do the work. He's prepared to kill them and wants Walt to help him out. Walt refuses but realizing the danger Jess has put himself in takes steps to protect him. Jesse's demands that they stop using children leads to unintended and tragic consequences. At home, Walt tries to lay down the law as it pertains to his role in the family but Skyler holds her ground and refuses to give him everything he wants. Hank meanwhile is still reluctant to leave the hospital and go home, even though his doctors have told him he's free to leave at any time. Marie finds an interesting way to get him to agree.

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Kimmy gets a call from Cyndee, from the cult after Titus sends her a letter to her because he believes that she needs to talk to someone about her life in the bunker. Jacqueline takes Kimmy to her surgeon (Martin Short), prompting Kimmy to want to get a new face because she doesn't want to get recognized from the bunker. Titus auditions for a spot in a Broadway production, after Kimmy convinces him that he needs to be more confident in himself. Later, she also explains to Jacqueline that she needs to accept herself for who she is and not focus so much on her looks. Kimmy then realizes that she needs someone to talk to about the bunker and invites Cyndee to come visit her in New York.

When Stewie's new best friend falls ill, Lois takes him to the hospital where she finds out he has a critical, but treatable, disease. However, the boy's parents refuse treatment due to their religious beliefs, leaving Lois no choice but to take drastic measures to seek treatment for the boy herself. Meanwhile, Peter has a religious experience of his own.

On Christmas morning, Bart wakes up earlier than the rest of the family and goes to open his presents. After playing with a remote control firetruck, Bart accidentally starts a fire, causing the plastic Christmas tree and the presents to melt. Bart hides the melted mess, but the next morning, reports to the family that there had been a robber. The news media soon reports this, and the community rallies to their aid and donates $15,000, which Homer spends on a car he soon crashes. However, Bart soon tells the truth to his family; that there never was a robber. The community soon finds out, and demands their money back. Marge decides to go on Jeopardy! to make the money back, but does not succeed. When the family comes back home, they find that the town has looted their entire house of everything except a washcloth.

When Hope shows signs of being a baby genius, the family pits themselves against one another to earn their GEDs. While, attempting to secure his G.E.D. Jimmy finds out that his old high school teacher Mr. Swift (Fred Willard), is teaching the class.

The guest list for Lily's princess-themed birthday party gets a little out of hand when Mitchell decides to invite his mom, much to Claire's dismay, and disinvite Fizbo, much to Cameron's dismay. Things get even more strange when DeDe shows up with Claire's old high school boyfriend in tow, and Jay and Gloria each turn to their own unique methods of dealing with this gathering of misfits.

Despite having partied very hard the night before, Vince heads into a meeting with director Randall Wallace, who sees what Vince has indulged in recently. When Ari admits the truth to Lizzie concerning his refusal to promote her, the two of them decide to make amends and help each other out, which doesn't go as expected. Turtle winds up in damage control after promising an LA retailer more product than he can deliver. Eric is intrigued at Billy's show idea for Drama, who is - as expected - upset.

With under an hour until the wedding, Barney and Robin panic while Marshall and Lily work on rewriting the vows from their own wedding.

After much procrastination, George and Jerry strain to think of an idea for their TV series a few hours before a meeting with NBC executives. Jerry finds out a girl he once met is still a virgin, and later Elaine educates her about men after sex.

One morning I shot an elephant in my pajamas. How he got in my pajamas, I don't know. Real language is filled with nuance, slang, and metaphor. It's more than half the world's data, but computers couldn't understand it. Watson is a computer that uncovers meaning in our language and pinpoints the right answer instantly. It answers deep analytics to answer questions computers never could before - even the ones on Jeopardy! That's what I'm working on. I'm an IBMer. Let's build a smarter planet. Bat Loose Cannons - 10 People Changing Washington Now 10 Pitfalls of a Global Marketplace New Bond Issued Apple of Wall Street's Eye Text - lol ur crz tty 2moro Power 750 Watson is a computer Groucho quipped, "One morning I shot" this "in my pajamas" Watson IBM imbwatson.com

Why design a computer that can play on Jeopardy? Because of the challenges. Real language, filled with nuance, puns, and word-play - the vast knowledge required, the need to pinpoint the right answer instantly - it's deep analytics applied in new ways. When people see Watson compete on Jeopardy!, hopefully it will inspire them to wonder, what other types of questions can it help the world answer? That's what I'm working on. I'm an IBMer. Let's build a smarter planet. Jeopardy! World Herstory Nice to Meat You Daffynitions When You Wish Upon a Czar You could stop a horse with this exclamation of grief Power 750 IBM ibmwatson.com

Set in the near future, the plot revolves around the contestants of a horrific walking contest, held annually by a somewhat despotic and totalitarian version of the United States of America. Note: This book was originally published under Stephen King's alter ego, "Richard Bachman".

This film centers around Phil Connors, an egocentric Pittsburgh TV weatherman who, during a hated assignment covering the annual Groundhog Day event in Punxsutawney, finds himself repeating the same day over and over again. After indulging in hedonism and numerous suicide attempts, he begins to reexamine his life and priorities.

The story follows two terminally ill men on a road trip with a wish list of things to do before they "kick the bucket."