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The adventures of a little penguin living in Antarctica.

Just as Madea buries her sister, she must get ready for her granddaughter Lisa's wedding at the house: she must endure her neighbor Leroy Brown's nuttiness and having all her dysfunctional relatives staying in her home for the whole weekend.

When Madea goes off the deep end, it's a short trip!

The adventures of Freddy Pharkas, a pharmacist living in Coarsegold in the 1800s, where he moved to cover up his past as a former gunslinger who quit when he got his ear shot off by a rival. When a string of strange happenings and a pack of wild outlaws come to town and threaten to run everybody out; Freddy must take out his guns once again and defend the town and the woman he holds dear.

Bugs Bunny narrates how Buster and Babs Bunny were created by a cartoonist on a deadline to come up with a new concept for a great new cartoon; and they wound up having to create Acme Acres, all the characters, and get their scripts back from the villain, Montana Max, who stole them to create his own show.

Mr. Thompson next door tells Wednesday and Pugsley there's no Santa Claus and the family volunteers Uncle Fester to play Santa for their benefit. But when he gets stuck in the chimney and is a no show, the whole family sets to work to prove to the kids that there is a Santa Claus.

In an attempt to get the Clampetts to move back to California, Mr. Drysdale tells Granny about the spirit of Lady Clementine. Her husband was murdered in the Clampett castle. Lady Clementine's ghost is going to return to seek revenge on the person who killed her husband; her little old grandmother.

After the Chief Elder dies, Richfield runs for new Chief Elder. His picks Earl for his opponent to beat. Earl is fine with that until he realizes it would be in everybody's best interest not to let Richfield become ruler.

Earl and Fran can't figure out how to handle the Baby.

When told to come up with an original idea for school, Charlene hits upon the notion that the world is round. However her discovery lands her in jail which begs the question how free dinosaurs are to think and say what they believe.

Earl's plans for the weekend are shot when he has to drive Ethyl to a school reunion. Fran takes advantage of getting Earl out of the house to set up a family portrait, much to the dismay of Robbie, Charlene and the Baby.

Fran watches a TV show where the host takes calls from troubled dinosaurs but doesn't offer to help them. When she suggests to the host he advise his callers about their problems, the producers make Fran the new host of the show.

Robbie falls in love with a new girl, Wendy, who happens to be Richfield's daughter. Richfield takes well to Robbie dating his daughter, but Robbie is warned that Wendy's involved in a dangerous secret involving her previous boyfriends.

Robbie is fed up with being beaten up by a wild pack. So Spike introduces Robbie to his gang, the Scavengers. Robbie finds himself in more trouble when after a night of drinking with them, it seems he's eaten their leader.

A news bulletin announces a nationwide shortage of pistachio nuts, which is blamed on the four legged dinosaurs. War breaks out between the two-leggers and four-leggers and Robbie and Spike are drafted into the battle.

Earl and Roy impersonate USO girls and go with Charlene to the front to find out what's happened to Robbie. Earl returns home without his son and he and Fran are moved to panic when the news report one a soldier who was killed in battle.

Robbie designs a science project that if executed in real life, could naturally power dinosaurs' houses and lower their heating bills. This proves to be bad business and Richfield is out to ruin Robbie's image to the public.

When Ethyl dies, she goes to the afterlife and finds out how beautiful it is. But she is only unconscious and wakes up again. Anxious to soon return to the afterlife, Ethyl goes on TV and tells the viewers how wonderful it is.

Wesayso attempts to present a positive company image with the perfect family, the "Wesayso Family". However, the company decides that it would be better if Roy becomes the head of the Sinclair household, and Earl moves out.

Monica gets a job pushing down trees for Wesayso but is fired after refusing the advances of a male co-worker. Determined not to let the males in the workforce hold her down, she takes the matter to court.

Pest of a Guest: Jon takes in a starving cat who more than happily makes himself at home at Garfield's expense. The Impractical Joker: Roy gets on everybody's nerves with his humorless jokes and Orson fires him. Fat & Furry: Garfield buys a lottery ticket at the store which winds up winning them millions of dollars.

Super Sonic Seymour: Jon hires a time obsessed man to help him get his life organized, much to Garfield and Odie's dismay. A Mildly Mental Mix-Up: While a psychiatrist tries to cure Wade of his phobias, the wolf tricks Roy into abandoning his guard at the hen house. The Garfield Rap: Garfield's rap music video about being a cat becomes number one on a cat music channel.

Everything becomes a mess when president George Bush comes to speak at the factory: Benny has started dating a younger man without telling George, Carmen disrupts the president's speech, and George steals the speech, which results in the Secret Service paying a trip to his home.

George takes Max to a therapist after he witnesses a school shooting; but the therapist reveals Max's trauma isn't due to the shooting, but to George moving out and staying at Ernie's because Benny moved in with them. George realizes he needs to stop fighting with his mom and move back in for Max's sake.

Thelma reveals that she never finished high school because the professor humiliated her in front of the class. To inspire Bubba to get his diploma, Thelma enrolls in night school to get hers as well. But all doesn't go well when she clashes with the new professor and is faced with the challenge of giving a report on The Scarlet Letter.