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Nick discovers that the suspect in his latest case is a freedom fighter trying desperately to escape the clutches of a creature bounty hunter.

Kim announces a new partner at the firm, shocking Jane and Grayson. Jane struggles to keep her personal feelings aside after Owen assigns her the case of a jilted bride who's suing her former fiancee for damages. Kim and Grayson represent a surrogate mother looking for the missing parents of the child she is about to deliver. Stacy gets discouraged when she seeks advice from business mogul Barbara Corcoran about making The Pakery profitable. Jane and Stacy have a new house guest when Paul crashes at their apartment. Jane finally gets the chance to make a full apology to Owen, but it doesn't work out like she'd hoped.

Robin wants Barney to ask her father for permission to marry her. Lily and Ted both want to plan the wedding. Baby Marvin's constipation causes stress for Lily and Marshall.

Greendale's choir director (Taran Killam) asks the study group to fill in at the holiday pageant after the glee club is unable to attend

After seeing Doug eat a hearty breakfast of pancakes and sausage, Carrie advises him to eat a light lunch since they’ll be going to a play with some work friends of hers. Not only does Doug ignore her advice, he participates in an egg roll eating competition during lunchtime. By the time the play comes around, Doug has such an upset stomach that he can’t stop belching. Carrie is infuriated and sends her husband home early only to find him stuffing his face with Yodel chocolate cakes when she arrives. Carrie convinces Doug to go see a therapist who will help him overcome his poor eating habits and lose weight. Doug’s therapist, Dr. Wagner, gives him some great tips on watching his food intake, and Carrie is happily surprised. Soon she starts giving her own suggestions on some of the “problems the doctor can help Doug with . . . like watching too much television, being more spontaneous, tips on being a better lover, etc. It’s not until Deacon gets in on the game and adds some issues of his own to Doug's “therapy list that the truth gets out.

Carrie and Doug remember when they bought their house, and also recall the other house that Doug wanted, the one with the dumbwaiter, right next to the elementary school.

Krusty the Clown is in a rut when his show gets cancelled and his talent agency dumps him, so the Simpsons introduce him to seasoned agent Annie (voiced by Joan Rivers), who turns out to be Krusty's first agent from many years ago.

Penny, Max, Dave and Alex head to a Halloween warehouse party, where their costumes don't have the effect they anticipated. While, Jane and Brad spend their Halloween house sitting for some friends in the suburbs.

It is the day before the Harvest Festival and trouble seems to be brewing. A local Wamapoke is upset because the Festival grounds are on top of an Indian burial site and suggests that if the Festival is not moved it will be cursed. To make matters worse, Li'l Sebastian, a mini-horse who is the pride of Pawnee and an attraction at the Festival, goes missing on Tom's watch and reporter Joan Callamezzo is determined to humiliate Leslie with the Festival's failure. April tells Andy she loves him, but is less-than-pleased with his response and Ann, working as a Festival medic, is hit on by an obnoxious patient. With his recent media scandal still unforgotten, Ben feels that he is responsible for the curse and abandons the Festival.

When the Griffins are selected to have their television viewing habits monitored, Peter attempts to take over television airwaves.

When Reagan finds it difficult to fire a less-than-helpful assistant, Nancy (Molly Shannon), Ava starts to believe she has lost her edge. Chris and Reagan attempt to find a babysitter, so they can have some time to themselves.

With a history of giving bad gifts, Claire is determined to surprise Phil with an amazing anniversary present: a private performance by one of their favorite musicians, Izzy LaFontaine. However, it turns out to be unexpected in more ways than one. Meanwhile, Mitchell and Cameron call up their former friend and reputed party girl, Sal, for a long overdue night out on the town and Jay hosts a party for the children of all three families.

Dev runs into Ravi (Ravi Patel) at an audition and they discuss how the majority of roles they audition are for accented, stereotypical Indians. After auditioning for a sitcom called 3 Buddies. Dev accidentally receives an email thread from the producer saying they can cast only one Indian and includes a racist remark. The producer tries to apologize by treating Dev to a Knicks game and visiting a VIP area. Still upset, Dev begins to involve an Indian advocacy group. However, the producer dies and the replacement producer goes with a Perfect Strangers concept.

Something has been destroying one of the Boys' marijuana fields; after a disastrous late-night vigil with Cory and Trevor, they discover that the culprit is a cougar, now practically tame from ingesting the marijuana. Bubbles names him "Steve French" and tries to put him through rehab.

When Goliath National Bank cancels plans to build their new headquarters that Ted was hired to design, Barney and Marshall concoct an elaborate lie to keep Ted from knowing he is out of a job. Meanwhile, Robin has a juicy story about a Canadian celebrity.

When Ted goes to see a dermatologist named Stella to have his tattoo removed and instantly falls for her. She's not interested, however, and so Ted sets out to change her mind before the ten sessions are up. Abby, Stella's secretary, has a crush on Ted.

Homer and Marge once again try to discipline Bart after Mrs. Krabappel tells them that Bart has not been doing his homework, but Bart has a plan to manipulate Homer's strictness and Marge's sympathetic ear, which backfires when Homer and Marge see through the plan and decide to ignore Bart.

When Rallo and his pals Bernard and Theodore perform in the school talent show, their rap about fiscal responsibility is not well-received by their classmates. Meanwhile, after Cleveland gets his own cable-access television show, the reviews are less than positive so he takes some tips from the most successful daytime talk shows that appeal to women.

When Robin surprisingly forms a bond with the young son of the man she is dating, she decides it is too serious and must figure out a way to end her relationship and her friendship with the son.