TV Guide Comedy Central Friday

Viewers get a behind-the-scenes look at a production week at "Family Guy," as James Woods tours the workings of the show and what it takes to make an episode.

Chris makes a viral video to ask Taylor Swift to go to his homecoming dance with him, but when she begins to fall for him, her music takes a turn.

The boys run into trouble in the Colorado Mountains and find themselves attempting to survive all alone in the wild while waiting for someone to rescue them.

When Cartman begins to experience romantic feelings for a new girl at school, he decides to make a gesture in order to keep anyone from getting between them.

Stan, Kyle, Kenny and Cartman become involved in a crisis at South Park Elementary when excessive football concussions become a serious problem.

Cartman finally admits that he is fat, but only so that he can claim riding around on a scooter as his right; later, he learns of his new rival, Honey Boo Boo.

The entire town becomes suspicious when Kyle believes that his mother is having an affair with the UPS man; Cartman signs up for a home security system.

After Butters starts causing trouble at school and his parents tell him a secret about his heritage, he travels to Hawaii to learn the customs of his people.

Randy has big plans for the night of Halloween, and unfortunately, those plans make it so that Stan can't go trick or treating with his friends.

Everyone's faith in an icon is shattered, and the people who once donned yellow bracelets in support of the old hero are cutting them off, except for Stan.

Little does the nation know that the results of the Presidential election could hinge on something that Eric Cartman is hiding in his bedroom.

Fourth-grader Eric Cartman is able to infiltrate the National Security Agency, but he is upset at the information that he finds in his personal file.

Cleveland and Donna have some trouble celebrating their anniversary with their unruly children and disruptive friends; a behind-the-scenes look is given.

Cleveland decides to take a family vacation to Africa to find his mojo, but a layover in Hawaii provides him with a different perspective.

Cleveland Jr. creates a "cool kid" persona after being forbidden from trick-or-treating and he gets invited to a party, but he still gets picked on.

Cleveland gets greedy and turns to cheating, asking Holt to pose as a transfer student, but when he realizes he's been a bad example, he clears his conscience.

Cleveland Jr. and Kendra feel ashamed of how they look, and they attempt to get a bill passed for equal rights for the overweight.

The kids try to use the game "Minecraft" as a distraction to keep their parents from trying to kill each other and watch graphic sex and violence on television.

Eric Cartman comes to the conclusion that Token is a threat to all humanity and is deeply disturbed by this fact, making it his mission to get rid of him.

When one of their own comes back from a camp for troubled kids, the Goth kids are forced to ask for help from their sworn enemies, the Vamp kids.

Kyle and Ike begin to grow apart, so, in an effort to save their relationship, Kyle takes Ike to see a live performance of "Yo Gabba Gabba."

Wendy attempts to prove a point about the pressure young girls feel to look more like celebrities, and she wants to fix up one of her girlfriends with Butters.

Cartman names his new company The Washington Redskins after the Washington Redskins NFL team is stripped of its trademark by the U.S. patent office.

The townspeople witness an alarming demonstration of what happens to the body when a person eats gluten, South Park decides to go gluten free.

Cartman calls Stan a sissy; Randy has a very big secret, but the pressure of keeping such a huge secret proves to be very difficult.

Everyone is trying out the latest trend in transportation thanks to Timmy's idea to raise money to attend summer camp; however, his success makes him enemies.

Everyone in the town of South Park is on edge following a scandalous invasion of privacy after Cartman and Butters find a drone and take it for a drive.

Four elementary school students and their friends have wild misadventures, often acting as a voice of reason amid the crazy events that plague their town.

Leslie has difficulty accepting her last day in office and makes future plans with Ben; Chris and Ann learn the sex of their child; Andy returns to Pawnee.

Leslie and Ben prepare for their first days at their new jobs; Ben is the victim of a prank at the hands of Donna, April and Andy; Tom has a big presentation.

Leslie and Ben quarrel over the suspect sales techniques being used at the local farmers market; Ann looks for a way to vent the frustrations of pregnancy.

Leslie throws an extravagant going-away party for Ann and Chris on their last night in Pawnee, and she goes all out to try to fulfill a promise that she made.

Ben tries to surprise Leslie on their one-year anniversary with a special gift; Tom and Andy help Leslie stay positive about the Pawnee-Eagleton merger.

Leslie's life takes a surprising turn as she attempts to tear down the wall between Pawnee and Eagleton; Ron has a surprise for the office, and a new hobby.

Michael suspects the office is cursed after a freak accident, causing him to explore the religious beliefs of his employees and hold a charity 5K fun run.

Michael suspects the office is cursed after a freak accident, causing him to explore the religious beliefs of his employees and hold a charity 5K fun run.

Ryan returns to the Scranton branch of Dunder Mifflin to digitally upgrade the company but his presence is not welcomed by Michael and many other employees.

Ryan returns to the Scranton branch of Dunder Mifflin to digitally upgrade the company but his presence is not welcomed by Michael and many other employees.

Dwight intends to negate the importance of the company's new website by proving he can single-handedly sell more paper without it.

Dwight intends to negate the importance of the company's new website by proving he can single-handedly sell more paper without it.

Michael swallows his pride and begins pressuring his employees for a loan when his growing debt sky rockets; Jan renovates the condo; night at the farm.

Michael swallows his pride and begins pressuring his employees for a loan when his growing debt sky rockets; Jan renovates the condo; night at the farm.

Michael seizes the opportunity to display his creative prowess when the Scranton branch is asked to participate in a Dunder Mifflin ad.

Michael fights dirty when Karen, an employee from another branch, tries to persuade Stanley to leave the Scranton branch and join her team.

Michael heads into the woods on his own survival mission with nothing but the suit on his back after being excluded from Ryan's corporate wilderness retreat.

Peter and Lois decide not to get vaccines for Stewie in order to "save" him from autism; Stewie runs away to save himself from diseases.

The family recreates three classic literature pieces that are common in high school classes; the family presents "The Great Gatsby."

Carter invests in the Pawtucket Patriot brewery and decides to save some money by cutting corners in production, but Peter hears the plan and informs the media.

Peter is asked to step in and play the mall Santa for the time being, until he realizes that Santa can get away with anything and gets drunk with power.

Stan becomes addicted to the Terrance and Phillip mobile game; meanwhile, Terrance and Phillip are feeling bad about the money they're making.

The boys struggle with reality after Butters becomes convinced that he is living in a virtual reality, and when he goes rogue, he wreaks havoc.

Kenny excels at Magic: The Gathering; Wendy realizes that Stan's guy friends will always come first after trying to get Stan to pay her attention.

Kyle feels like a new generation is passing him by; meanwhile, the Marsh family is in trouble after Stan spends too much money on "freemium" games.

Kyle wants to create an extravagant televised holiday special, teaming up with some of the best in the entertainment industry; holograms are still on the loose.

Stan, Kyle, Eric and Kenny convey their feelings of respect for transgender television personality and retired athlete Caitlyn Jenner.

Mr. Garrison comes to the conclusion that a wall should be built in order to prevent undocumented immigrants from entering without legal permission.

The residents of South Park, Colo., are faced with the effects of their town's gentrification; Kenny becomes convinced that he should try to find a job.

Cartman believes that he is South Park's preeminent web-based food critic and that his restaurant reviews are better than anyone else's.

Eric Cartman is forced to deal with society's ugly side when he experiences disrespectful situations on the sole basis of his physical appearance.