Maggie Griffin

Kathy Griffin just can?t keep from swearing -- even when she?s hosting CNN's live New Year?s Eve show with Anderson Cooper. Her mouth has a mind of its own and, once again, Kathy has embarrassed her mom, Maggie. To make amends, Kathy agrees to perform for Maggie's new friends at their talent night. Kathy's got her work cut out for her, since this crowd likes a good musical, so she seeks the guidance of some notable Broadway babies. Also available on Amazon Instant Video

Kathy and Team Griffin have been working their butts off and it is beginning to show. Kathy hasn?t had the time of day to cater to anything personal like the renovations of her house. Kathy decides to spend the day in Palm Springs with her friend, "Insider" host Lara Spencer, who is also an interior designer. The women have a plan for Kathy's new décor and it involves a very gay theme, making Palm Springs the perfect backdrop to find all they need to furnish the house. Kathy soon realizes that she has another issue on her hands -- Tom?s reaction to Ambien has resulted in nightly Ambien-induced sleepwalking and "sleep"-eating episodes. In his sleep, Tom eats all of Kathy?s favorite junk food. Also available on Amazon Instant Video

Kathy Griffin begins another busy week reviewing her agenda with Team Griffin. Kathy wants to do something for women?s' health, and cooks up the idea to do a public pap smear as a publicity stunt idea with a positive message. Meanwhile, with the economy being what it is, ticket sales are low for her Madison Square Garden show, so Kathy has to go into self-promotion mode and does the media rounds. She does Joy Behar's show, and after their taping, the ladies become fast friends. Kathy presents her idea of the public pap smear, to a group of ladies from the National Cervical Cancer Coalition, explaining her good intentions -- and their eyes widen at the idea. The risks of creating a spectacle seem to outweigh the positives for their organization. Kathy admits that if she were Cameron Diaz, she could get press just going into a doctor?'s office, but on the D-List -- you?ve got to make some noise to be heard. Also available on Amazon Instant Video

Kathy Griffin gets a call from the president of the Human Rights Campaign who tells her she is being honored with the Ally For Equality award at the annual HRC dinner. When California State Senator Barbara Boxer (D) speaks at the event about "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" and the importance in fighting for its repeal, Kathy decides she wants to do whatever she can to help the cause. The next day, Kathy and Team Griffin head to Washington. Kathy gets the opportunity to meet with some of the soldiers for whom she is fighting. Kathy makes her case to Congress and things go as well as can be expected. Boosted by the adrenaline rush from speaking in front of the Senate, Kathy gets an idea to build even more support and sends out an urgent tweet for all of her followers to come to D.C. to help stage a peaceful, but powerful protest on the mall. Also available on Amazon Instant Video