A billionaire and a working-class man who both have terminal cancer sneak out of their hospital room to accomplish the goals they have left unfinished.
Q, Murr, and Sal throw and catch grocery items to one another with special celebrity guest, Jax, and later, they profess their love in a weird proposal.
The Jokers take America's babies at the mall and hide out in order to be successful in an impossible task; later, Sal, Q and Murr dig through forgotten clips.
Ten teams enter the qualifier, while six teams will move on to the grueling gauntlet, and the two teams to finish first will then enter the Wipeout course.
Phil starts to think of what could have been; Jay feels Manny could use some constructive criticism; Cameron is offended when Mitchell questions his childhood.
A billionaire and a working-class man who both have terminal cancer sneak out of their hospital room to accomplish the goals they have left unfinished.
Trying to avoid their parents during Christmas, a couple plans a secret trip, but when it is interrupted, they must visit each of their divorced parents.
Members of an eccentric family try to create the perfect holiday by inviting all their relatives over for a long visit, but the plan turns into a disaster.
Finally weary of a man's constant complaining and convinced that he needs to be taught a lesson, God confronts a malcontented television news reporter.
A newscaster moves to Virginia with his family upon winning a seat in Congress, but unexpectedly God asks him to construct an ark in preparation for a flood.
Trying to avoid their parents during Christmas, a couple plans a secret trip, but when it is interrupted, they must visit each of their divorced parents.
Finally weary of a man's constant complaining and convinced that he needs to be taught a lesson, God confronts a malcontented television news reporter.
Jokers are back working as dry cleaners and TV producers, but one of them can't keep it together and must endure concertgoers who have escaped their enclosures.