Rachael was relatively certain that she left an earring in the chandelier last night.

One of the things that can happen when you're not home.

After a few gin-&-tonics on a Friday night, Arnold is pretty much useless to the world.

Dinah seeks to emulate the artistic aquatic skills of her idol, the late Esther Williams.

Tamara is more determined than ever to do something about the frustrating behavior of that round object.

Ina and Oona have decided that their big brother Boo is a pillow.

An expert raconteur, Everett has been regaling friends with intimate stories of Greenwich Village during the 1960s.

Smithers religiously follows the advice to "Measure twice, cut once," but he finds the process remarkably challenging without the benefit of an opposable thumb.