The Mortgage Crisis & Extreme Makeover Home Edition
"We\'re gonna take advantage of people whose homes are foreclosing on them, and tackle some more topical issues," said Day. As for Extreme Makeover, Howerton said Sweet Dee (Kaitlin Olson) reads The Secret, and the gang decides that in order to make their own dreams come true, they need to make over the life of a family in need. Will there be a "move that bus moment?" Said Howerton "Oh yeah! You know we\'re gonna move that bus!"

Back In The Day: 1776
In an effort to bring more money into the bar, the gang goes down to the Historical Society to explain the "important role" that Paddy\'s played in the Revolutionary War. The episode then shifts to a flashback of the cast as "their ancestors," in full stocking and powdered-wig regalia, answering the age-old question as to how the Liberty Bell was cracked. Howerton joked "It\'s pretty funny and it\'s pretty ballsy, we\'re gonna answer this question, people won\'t know what to do! It\'ll be mayhem on the streets! The riot police are going to have to come out."

The Return of Rickety Cricket
The hapless former man of the cloth is coming back and he\'ll be lower than ever. Didn\'t he already hit rock bottom? According to Kaitlin Olson, Cricket will "bounce back and forth between top and bottom." Also returning is the object of Charlie\'s unrequited love: The Waitress, played by Day\'s real-life wife Mary Elizabeth Ellis Day. And be on the lookout for a possible appearance by Carmen, Mac\'s one-time transsexual lover, played by Brittany Daniel.

One Word: Sinbad
Yes the 6\'5" Jingle All The Way and Cuttin Da Mustard star will be making an appearance as an "unruly patient" at a hospital. A mental hospital, perhaps? No no, a rehab center!