Modern Family

Derek Waters LOL (including "Drunk History: Frederick Douglas" with Jen Kirkman, Will Ferrell and Don Cheadle); "Safety Saw" ad (ouch!); "Margarita Bar" featuring the lascivious (empty) T-Shirt; and "Zero-Emissions Racing Set for Kids"; Playground Politics: Africa; Designated Driver (starring Paul Scheer and Rob Riggle); and Space Baby (in "Save the Professor").

Sleeping with Celebrities (Wayne Newton -- it's not what you think!); The Slovin & Allen Show (Eric Slovin and Leo Allen star as a pair of murderous Uncle Sam and Honest Abe shills; as blond identical twins in a hall of mirrors; as bickering roommates whose profanities are bleeped out by censors, for awhile; and as pair of unlikely pals bonded by their love of snakes); and more.

Andrea Savage tries to score in "Casual Sex: A Pregnant Woman's Search for the Ultimate Threesome"; "Asian Babies," a new music video from Mike O'Connell; a new edition of "Sleeping with Celebrities" with Brooke Shields; "The Amazing Adventures of David & Jennie," in which our eponymous geeks crash a birthday party; a breakfast film from "Day-by-Day with Will and Dave"; and more.

Rob Riggle and Paul Scheer go on a booty call in Episode 2 of "Designated Driver"; Tim & Eric (Heidecker and Wareheim) star in "Father and Son," about a grown man's quest to find love and acceptance from his stepdad -- and win a cover-story contest in the magazine "Father and Son."

Part One of "Holdup," a miniseries from Rob Huebel about two crazy bank robbers and a group of crazier hostages; more sketch comedy from Derek Waters LOL, including "Drunken History: Nikola Tesla" (with John C. Reilly, Crispin Glover and Duncan Trussell); what happens when a studio applause sign won't go off; "Put That D#$k in My Mouth: The Jerry Cordova Story," and more.

Another edition of "Casual Sex: A Pregnant Woman's Search for the Ultimate Threesome," starring Andrea Savage and (an obsessed) Chris Parnell; Brett Gelman's "One Thousand Cats," a one-man musical stage extravaganza about "one thousand cats, one thousand stories, nine thousand lives" on public broadcasting (meow); and "Sleeping with Celebrities," with Keith David.

Several sketches from "The Slovin & Allen Show," including: a man who must face the music, three candidates running to become New Hampshire's Consumer Advocate, and a clueless roommate mocking his friend as he records a video suicide note; another edition of "Sleeping with Celebrities" with Will Forte; Episode Two of "Designated Driver"; and more.

The final edition of "Casual Sex: A Pregnant Woman's Search for the Ultimate Threesome," where Andrea Savage is finally poised to have sex with a willing partner, Rob Riggle; Part Two of "Holdup," a miniseries from Rob Huebel (the hostages attempt an escape); Karen Black and Bud Cort star in "Magical Balloon," about a couple who produce and star in promotional videos.

Devoted entirely to a short film, "The Carpet Brothers," starring David Spade, Tim Meadows and Will Ferrell. When Carpet Galaxy founder Brock Raylon dies, his three sons must record a new jingle in order to save the business from an evil competitor (Spade) -- who aims to undercut the boys as they vie for a big carpet order from entrepreneur Grant Measum (Ferrell).

Tim & Eric (Heidecker and Wareheim) are joined by Zach Galafianakis in "Just 3 Boyz" a warped sitcom about the hijinks that occur when three guys live together; Part Three of "Holdup" (the hostages once again try to escape, the robbers dream of what they'll do with their cash and the police try to bust in); and "I've Had Some Drinks," a music video from Mike O'Connell.

In "The Amazing Adventures of David and Jennie," the couple goes to work at Tang's Donuts, only to find that Mr. Tang wants to lock them in the basement forever; the final episode of "Designated Driver;" another episode of "Space Baby," Dave Koechner's "Men of Unquiet Desperation;" and "Day-by-Day" with Will and Dave, where the fact that "It's Tuesday" leads to shenanigans.

The dramatic conclusion to "Holdup," a miniseries from Rob Huebel (the robbers accidentally shoot "Weird Al" Yankovic and then the police storm into the bank seeking vengeance); another edition of "Playground Politics," where the kids tackle the situation in the Middle East; and Tim and Eric present "Morning Prayer with Skott & Behr," a skewed take on a gospel prayer show.