To protect Fredericka's celebrated singing voice, her wardrobe assistant makes sure she is properly bundled up before venturing into the cold winter air.

Friends from college, Hamilton and Hyacinth have a special greeting when they meet on the street.

Tyrone does not particularly appreciate Byron's impromptu boxing lessons.

Liesel and Gunther were startled by the sudden, unfortunate intrusion of the chambermaid.

Arianna was photographed at her summer home on the Cape for a forthcoming issue of Architectural Digest.

Fresh off the boat from Lithuania, the Martinkus family is bound for a homestead near Duluth.

Norwood just realized there's no bourbon in the eggnog, but he's wishing his friends a Merry Christmas anyway.

After a thorough inspection, Fanny has concluded the Christmas tree is artificial. But satisfactory.

Although Mavis has been studying Julia Child videos, she has not quite grasped the culinary experience.

Ollie doesn't bother mentioning the fact that he's an underdog when Chandler is sitting on top of him.

Poor dear Giselle. Never saw it coming.

Next season at the Metropolitan Opera, Ogden will be singing the role of Rodolfo in "La bohème."

Following recent encouraging remarks by the Pope, Percy has issued a scholarly treatise "On the Nature of Dogs in Heaven" ("De Rerum Canum in Coelis").

In the course of discussing Benedict Cumberbatch, Viveca just got on Kingsley's last nerve.

Lionel was not particularly interested in discussing the items on tonight's menu.

Lorna tends to find the mechanics of teatime a bit challenging.

Elvis and Nadia maintain that they are simply good friends.

Bickleford is still recovering from Estelle's excellent party.

Estelle really, really knows how to throw a great party.

Smitty is going to miss "The Colbert Report."

After a shopping excursion, Tallulah made the mistake of checking her bank balance.

On a whim, Hercule will suddenly have the urge to investigate murders.

Gracie does not hesitate to express her strong aversion to mathematics.

Kermit has become unusually friendly with the koi at the Japanese Garden.

Orson and his sisters missed the Greyhound bus to Fort Wayne, so they decided to chill out instead.

Melvin frequently makes use of his unique ability to scratch an itch with his tongue.

Norton's recent performance in "The Lion King" won him accolades at the Poughkeepsie Dinner Theater.

To his dismay, Balthazar has just learned he's been called to serve on a grand jury.

Basil is determined to break up a billiards gambling racket in any way possible.

Woody brushes his teeth regularly and frequently uses Crest Whitestrips.

Hubert's training at Le Cordon Bleu has served him well in more than one emergency situation.

Evangeline enjoys a nice glass of pinot noir before retiring for the evening.

Skidmore is still recovering from Thanksgiving dinner.

Olivia is pleased to announce she will be the emcee at next year's Acatemy Awards.

For the sake of holiday amusement, Rupert agrees to wear all sorts of peculiar paraphernalia.

Maxwell is particularly fond of the spin cycle.

In moments of stress, Waldo and Yvette retreat to the calm haven of the sock drawer.

Thaddeus is thinking about the Iranian nuclear talks in Vienna. And the Four Cheese Whopper at Burger King.

Neighbors have concluded that Viveca's housekeeping skills leave room for improvement.

Borgnine and his friends are watching the latest episode of "The Dog Whisperer" -- and, as usual, they are completely baffled by the outcomes.

As a professional in the consumer packaged goods industry, Sylvia tends to take her work a little too seriously.

Charles bid adieu to members of the landing party before re-boarding his private yacht, The Beagle.

Noreen learned how to pick locks while serving time for embezzlement.

Wilbur is afraid that he just swallowed his gum.

Karlheinz should have known that requesting sauerkraut with his Big Mac would cause problems in the drive-through.

Having watched the wintry forecast on the Weather Channel, Georgette is now headed to the first flight for Cancún.

Merrill has been testing a newly discovered recipe for papaya-mango ice cream daquiris.

With Federal agents hot on her trail, Bonnie is determined to make it to Wichita by nightfall.

Cecil is particularly fond of the St. Helena wines from Napa Valley.

The bouncing green ball clearly is possessed and Corrigan's mission is to make it stop.