Boris Karloff narrates an animated tale about a curmudgeon and merry Whoville; author Theodor Geisel, animator Chuck Jones and other artists recall creating the 1966 holiday classic.

The ogre’s plans for a cozy family Christmas go awry when Donkey, Puss in Boots and the rest of the fairy-tale gang try to join in the fun.

A woman competes in hope of winning money for her mother, who is about to lose her nonprofit organization, which helps thousands of local community members.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Castle and Beckett suspect a costume-clad vigilante is responsible for the mysterious murder of an ex-con.

(Originally Aired: Monday Sep 26, 2011)

The final three teams perform for the last time before finding out which group viewers voted as the winning group; some of the season’s eliminated groups perform; Smokey Robinson performs.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

An increasing reliance on government food assistance changes how one retailer does business; investigators reveal improved standardized test results in Atlanta were a result of cheating.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Taylor and Mira must set aside their differences when they encounter a prehistoric enemy; Jim closes in on the mole.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

During an interrogation at the witness stand, a prosecutor has what he thinks is a heart attack; Wilson is determined to prove that House is hiding something; Park starts to come out of her shell.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Lily, Serena and Charlie eagerly anticipate a Studio 54 party thrown in honor of CeCe; Nate’s first big story at the Spectator involves someone he is very familiar with; Blair seeks help from an unexpected source.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Zoe’s trip home for Thanksgiving is complicated by her obligation to acquire 30 percent of the practice’s patients; Lavon urges Wade to be honest about his feelings; Lemon is upset when George receives a job offer from his father.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Elaine says Jerry’s girlfriend (Teri Hatcher) has implants, so he dumps her.

(Originally Aired: Thursday Feb 25, 1993)

Jerry dates a toy collector; Kramer thinks he finds a TV show’s furniture set.

(Originally Aired: Thursday Nov 06, 1997)

Friendships are re-evaluated in the aftermath of Lisa’s tea party.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 21, 2011)

Taylor fears running into Camille at Adrienne’s fashion show.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Taylor fears running into Camille at Adrienne’s fashion show.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Candy cane trees; ribbon candy; yule logs; fruitcake; popcorn pails; Campbell’s soup factory.

Burgers with remoulade called ”goo”; brisket with beans and rice in Southern, Jewish restaurant; Cajun spin on oysters Rockefeller.

(Originally Aired: Monday Jan 24, 2011)

Gas station with a menu that includes duck a l’orange; former circus performers serve pasta with elk; dive bar serving prime rib.

(Originally Aired: Monday Apr 06, 2009)

Fried oysters po’ boy; fries topped with seafood chowder; beer battered brisket panini.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Paco paco fish from the Amazon; wood oven pizza in Long Island City, N.Y.; volunteer run brunch spot in California.

(Originally Aired: Monday Jan 17, 2011)

A bank executive must assist in a robbery in order to save his kidnapped daughter.

(Originally Aired: Wednesday Mar 29, 2006)

A high-school principal is shot while trying to fix his school; Brenda and Fritz argue about who should cover the case of the principal’s murder.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

A witness agrees to testify against a gang member after a community activist is gunned down; TV host Bill O’Reilly criticizes the police department.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

A house is filled with home recordings; a home is dangerous to a woman and her children.

(Originally Aired: Monday Aug 01, 2011)

Mike’s house is so toxic that she contracted a virus and it caused her kidneys to fail and almost kill her. Mike moves in with her sister Bonnie and the hoarding continues at her house.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

A 22-year-old woman struggles with a crack and oxycodone addiction, making her unable to raise her young son.

(Originally Aired: Monday Jan 17, 2011)

Junior and Vinnie stray into enemy territory to pick up the coveted Black Widow bike; Senior has postsettlement frustrations.

(Originally Aired: Monday Sep 05, 2011)

A recap of some of the best pranks include an air-gun at OCC headquarters, scooter jousting and helicopter drops.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Rich barters for an M1 Garand used during D-Day and a Luger that was featured in the 1930s movie ”Hell’s Angels.”

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

The business card of the infamous John Wesley Hardin moseys into the shop; Chumlee has a chance to buy a pristine Gibson mandolin; Rick and the old man tool around with a 1950’s Shopsmith woodworking machine.

(Originally Aired: Monday Jul 25, 2011)

A customer brings in a drum from the Civil War; a guy comes in with a uniform from the Royal Riders; Chumlee volunteers to cover for Antwaun.

(Originally Aired: Monday Sep 26, 2011)

Mike and Frank find a 65-million year-old dinosaur bone; a 60s Bella German scooter; an antique audio recording device made from piano wire.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

The guys radar locks onto an L39 Albatros fighter jet; a guy slides in with a bat and glove signed by Babe Ruth; Rick and the Old Man are presented with a set of antique glass target balls from the 1800s.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

The guys check out a 2004 Super Bowl ring; a guy brings in a diary written during the Civil War; a poster from the movie ”Bullitt” comes roaring into the shop.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Two adventurers help bizarre characters in need of unique assistance.

Mordecai and Rigby bet Margaret and Eileen they can cruise for a girl’s phone number.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

(Originally Aired: Monday May 30, 2011)

A man vows revenge when Hank accidentally takes his wallet; Bobby is falsely accused of a crime at school and must follow Officer Brown around town as punishment.

(Originally Aired: Sunday May 04, 2008)

Hank ditches his old team of Bill, Dale and Boomhauer for the Regatta boat-building competition so he and Bobby can spend some quality time together; bats invade the construction garage.

(Originally Aired: Sunday May 11, 2008)

When Stan thinks a CIA nuclear drill is real, he moves the family to the mountains to survive the perceived apocalypse.

(Originally Aired: Sunday Mar 25, 2007)

While researching George Washington Carver, Steve uncovers a conspiracy that has been ongoing since the Civil War.

(Originally Aired: Sunday Feb 18, 2007)

Deanna meets a famed medium and learns a truth that could put the brakes on her Greek-inspired wedding.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Challenges 40-36.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Challenges 35-31.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Highlights from the season.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Cast members reminisce; the blowout with Jackie Christie; the tumultuous end to the season.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Teairra Mari brings Emily to an industry event.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Cast members reminisce; the blowout with Jackie Christie; the tumultuous end to the season.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Jonathan is taken hostage; Ray uses his fans; George throws a wedding.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Amy and Dougie’s conflict climaxes; Amy asks a favor of Krista.

(Originally Aired: Monday Nov 28, 2011)

Jimmy tries to cultivate a new revenue stream; the Commodore’s crew must deal with the city’s striking workers; Nucky gets a new lawyer; Van Alden’s future is uncertain.

(Originally Aired: Sunday Nov 27, 2011)