"Welcome To Show Business" tells the comedic tale of a levitating lesbian, a stripper named Bianca and cooking breakfast for Prince.

"A Nose By Any Other Name" tells the comedic tale of a time machine, modeling secrets and a runaway sailboat.

"You Can Run But You Can't Hide" tells the comedic tale of a Midwest microburst, the fascinating dance of the bees, and a somewhat masculine umbrella.

"Mid to Late" tells the comedic tale of Costco meatballs, an escape room and a fur coat.

"The Camera Adds 10 Pounds and a Yellow Leisure Suit" tells the comedic tale of my own Ghost of Christmas Past, dinner theater in the garage and a yellow leisure suit.

"Playing God" tells the comedic tale of a puppet from The Lion King, man's best friend and a Disney parade wig.

"As Seen On TV" tells the comedic tale of a bleach-filled kiddie pool, mix tapes and a remake of "The Wizard of Oz."

"Cul-de-sac" tells the comedic tale of a Persian numerologist, leg warmers and a blind dog playing Sandy in the musical "Annie."

"Is That You, Bosley?" tells the comedic tale of suburban Boy Scout angst, cupcake deprivation and a couple of undercover angels.

"Travelopathy" tells the comedic tale of a cranky French tour guide, a pair of moldy ABBA clogs and a villainess named Madame X.