The Best Episodes Written By Breckin Meyer

Peter and Jared run into the B-list version of themselves (Seth Green and Eric Mabius) while defending one of Infeld's ex-wives (Cybill Shephard), who has been accused of kidnapping a client's dog. Meanwhile, Karp is left to work with Pindar on a robbery case, but Pindar's quirks threaten to derail the partnership.

Jared wakes up in bed next to Peter's mother; Peter and Jared must work together to save their beloved diner; Pindar returns with news of his engagement.

The guys follow a girl to a party to help Neal make a connection, but they get more than they bargained for when they learn that Molly isn't the host of the party – it's what's in the punch.

Neal is going to propose to Amy, but first he has to get her father’s blessing – and it’s not going to be easy. Milo joins Gibbs on his yearly "samurai cleanse." Tyler finds his first gray hair and is convinced that the end is close… or at least closer.

Myron, the new boss at Full Steam, has promised to fire one employee by the end of the day. When Neal shows up to work drunk, the guys rally to sober him up and save his job.

Robot Chicken's Christmas "whodunit" spoof. There's been a murder on the North Pole Express and since each passenger could be the killer only Jesus can solve this tough case with many twisty turns. The suspects include Santa's frienemy Krampus, Santa's stereotypically Jewish nutcracker accountant called Nutsy Goldberg, Snowball the snowman, Santa's inquisitive reindeer Comet, Christmas elf Peppermint, Santa's gingerbread girlfriend and singer Ginger, the train's accommodating porter and, of course, Tim Allen.

Archie faces the action-packed return of Josie and the Pussycats from outer space to Riverdale in this animated comedy. Featuring the origin of Archie Andrews as only the Robot Chicken writers can tell it! Plus wacky shenanigans!