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On Thanksgiving Day, Selina is forced to go into hiding; A congressional race in New Hampshire could give Selina the presidency; Dan suspects Tom is up to something.

Miranda Sings in a 1960 Austin-Healey Sprite. This is easily the worst, most annoying, and most unfunny episode of the series to this point.

Donna's show-off and bossy sister, Janet, and her unruly children come to town to celebrate Thanksgiving with the Browns. Cleveland, still bruised by their past, wants nothing to do with her this Thanksgiving and attempts to drive her out. However, his plan backfires when Janet and Holt fall in love and run away to Las Vegas to elope, saddling Cleveland and Donna with the responsibility of Janet's kids. Donna, Cleveland and the kids immediately head to Vegas to confront Janet and save their family Thanksgiving. While in Vegas, Rallo and Cleveland Jr. stumble upon a winning slot machine and find a woman of age to cash it in for them in exchange for an "escort" to dinner.

Amy hosts an unsuccessful Thanksgiving dinner at her apartment for everyone at the precinct. Jake and Holt leave Amy's dinner to catch a perp who stole money out of the evidence locker.

It's time for the Goldberg Thanksgiving and Beverly and Erica make a bet, and Erica wins, leading her to opt out of Thanksgiving and go to Lainey's house, resulting in Beverly scrambling to win her back. Meanwhile, Uncle Marvin visits and Murray gets annoyed when Marvin and Adam start to form a close bond. Murray is jealous of Marvin and Adam and tries to come between them, but it quickly gets out of hand. Pops tells Erica to do Thanksgiving with Beverly because her and Nana did it every year and Nana died when Beverly was 17 when Erica says she is going to Lainey's for the whole weekend. Adam and Murray begin a tradition of playing video games every Thanksgiving and Erica and Beverly cook together,

Jess invites Paul (Justin Long), a fellow teacher, whom she has a crush on for Thanksgiving dinner at the apartment.

New Directions prepare for and perform at Sectionals, helped by some of the glee club's graduates, who are home for the Thanksgiving holiday. Rachel and Kurt celebrate Thanksgiving in New York.

This year the Hecks head to Frankie's parent's house to celebrate Thanksgiving but, with Frankie's sister Janet and her family there, sibling rivalry interferes with the festivities. After Mike sees Axl trying to impress a girl at the mini-mart, he decides to offer some advice on how to pick up girls. Brick is unjustly blamed for damaging his cousin's expensive toy. Sue is overjoyed when she's invited to join Frankie, Pat and Janet's gossip get together.

Julius wakes up the family at 5 A.M. in order to create a fantastic Thanksgiving meal to impress his younger brother, Louis. When Chris spoils his family's favorite Thanksgiving tradition, Mac N' Cheese, Chris's boss Doc shows him how to make it from something different. This episode is a spoof of the TV series, 24.

Cheryl is thrilled when she is asked to be in charge of the set of the girls's Thanksgiving school play. She asks Jim to help her, and he's complaining they don't spend any time together because there's always someone around them. When they finally get alone on the set, they decide to be a little wild and do it behind the Plymouth rock. Unfortunately, Andy and the PTA president walk in on them. They promise to keep it quiet, but Jim and his big mouth brag about it with a divorced father who criticized married life. When Jim and Cheryl's sexual adventures are spread around the PTA board, Cheryl is fired from her set duties, and Jim, feeling guilty about it, stays up all night to finish the job for Cheryl.

Rebecca spends Thanksgiving with Josh's family and Valencia. Greg quits his job, but his life gets complicated when his father is admitted into the hospital. Songs: "I Give Good Parent" and "What'll It Be?" (sung by Greg)

We all have beloved traditions - and for millions of families, watching the Macy's Parade on Thanksgiving morning is one of them. "Old Friends" is a heartwarming story that tells just that. It's about a young boy and his experience seeing our classic Santa balloon throughout 90 Macy's Parades. You can tell there's an instant connection between the two and how this larger-than-life event has created a long-lasting impression on the boy. The Macy's Parade brings the two together year-after-year much like how it gathers family and friends nationwide, generation after generation. Think of this mini-film as a thank you, old friend, for letting the Macy's Parade be a part of your lives every Thanksgiving morning. "Old Friends: A Tribute to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade" Believe Macy's

When Holt misses his plane to Florida for Thanksgiving, he reveals that he was not even invited to his estranged family's holiday dinner. To help him get over his Thanksgiving blues, Rallo invites Holt's father over for the holidays which ends up making Holt's family relationship worse. Meanwhile, Cleveland tries to open an airport bar but ends up drunk and flying a stolen plane.

With Mike sick, Molly is happy she doesn't have to cook Thanksgiving dinner. But Vince insists on a home cooked meal when he learns his brother will be attending, and Joyce becomes furious with Vince for not discussing a wedding date after they have been engaged for more than a year. Meanwhile, Carl and Samuel attend a "singles" Thanksgiving meal at Carl's church in hopes of meeting available women.

Following a pep talk with Linda, Zorn crashes Edie's Thanksgiving dinner to prove to her mother that he's matured, only to hear her views on Zephyria. Meanwhile, Alan tries to butter up his grandmother so she'll pay for his summer music camp.

Bob has plans to make his favorite holiday of the year one of the most memorable ones. Unfortunate for him, Mr. Fischoeder imposes by requesting the Belchers to pose as his family so he can impress a former flame of his.

It's Thanksgiving, and everybody has flashbacks of their worst thanksgiving. Phoebe recalls her Thanksgiving in 1862, which happened in one of her "past lives". Rachel reveals Monica's worst Thanksgiving, at which Monica accidentally cut off Chandler's little toe.