When Stan and Kyle become fixated on the video game Guitar Hero, the two of them form a team and set record scores, but the duo falls apart.

The boys learn about a list created by the girls ranking them all based on looks, so they do everything possible to steal it and see what it says.

Cartman is diagnosed with an incurable illness while in the hospital, but his friends begin to wonder if he is considering drastic measures.

Stan and Kyle learn the truth regarding Britney Spears' popularity when the beleaguered pop star relocates into their sleepy little mountain town.

A recall vote occurs on the day of Halloween, while Leslie is trying to prepare a haunted house; Tom convinces Ron to help him save Rent-A-Swag.

Leslie hosts an NFL Play 60 event while trying to add fluoride to Pawnees drinking water; Chris and Ron build cribs for their future children.

Leslie and Councilman Jamm duke it out in a very long negotiation session; Ben takes on a new hobby out of boredom while he is in between jobs.

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.

Jerry and Elaine join George for a special party, where they send signals to each other to get out of bad party conversations; George has an office romance.

After his car is stolen, Jerry attempts to call the alleged criminal, who answers the phone; Elaine starts to grow tired of her 66-year-old boyfriend.

Jerry is the unwitting cause of Elaine's boyfriend falling off the wagon; George buys Elaine an $85 cashmere sweater discounted because of a red dot.

Everyone has an uncommon experience while going their separate ways on the subway; Kramer overhears a hot tip on a horse on his way to pay a traffic violation.

Jerry's Pez dispenser makes Elaine laugh during George's girlfriend's piano recital and puts their relationship in jeopardy; Kramer joins the Polar Bear club.

After selling each other on the idea, Jerry and Elaine sell George and Elaine's friend on a blind date and await the results; Kramer gives away condoms.

Jerry meets Keith Hernandez and wants to make a good impression, but after being introduced to Elaine, Keith breaks his date with Jerry to make one with her.

Elaine and Keith are hitting it off until he pulls out a cigarette; Keith wants Jerry to help him move, leading Jerry along with Elaine to breakup with Keith.

Jerry and George take a limo from a passenger that Jerry knows never made it on the plane, but their false identities land them in hot water.

Jerry tracks down a hit-and-run driver to confront her, but he ends up asking her on a date; Kramer has violent reactions to Mary Hart's voice.

Kramer poses for a painting that an elderly couple becomes obsessed about; George feels obligated to buy expensive art from Jerry's new girlfriend.

George gets into a confrontation about a parking space in front of Jerry's apartment; Kramer tells Jerry about his friend Mike and calls him a phony.

Tension spins out of control for Peter and Quagmire when Peter gets a big head from the fame of their new musical group in the vein of Simon and Garfunkel.

While Peter attempts to push the holiday spirit onto Lois's dad, who despises the day, Stewie is faced with what it means to confess during the Christmas-time.

The quaint town of Quahog gets a spin as the Griffins get sucked into the tales of "Jack and the Beanstalk," "Little Red Riding Hood" and "Cinderella."

When Peter's mother passes away, he grows close with an old friend who is out to seduce him, all while Stewie is faced with the actuality of death.