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In the 10th-season opener, a sketch about “The Amazing Presidential Race” includes “Amazing Race” cousins Charla and Mirna. Stephnie Weir, Michael McDonald, Bobby Lee.

Bill Maher appears in a sketch; Ja Rule performs “Wonderful.” Bobby Lee, Paul Vogt, Ike Barinholtz.

A parody of “The Rosie O Donnell Show.” Also: Bunifa (Debra Wilson) annoys fellow movie patrons; the murderous mannequin (Michael McDonald) goes on trial. Alex Borstein, Aries Spears.

The series 100th episode includes Swan; Stuart; and a mock interview of Debra Wilson by “Katie Couric” (Nicole Sullivan). Alex Borstein, Michael McDonald, Aries Spears, Mo Collins.

“Stone Phillips” narrates a “Dawson s Creek” parody; a Ricky Martin concert beckons Melina and Lida; Lorraine torments the owner of a second-hand shop. Pat Kilbane, Debra Wilson, Nicole Sullivan, Mo Collins.

Barenaked Ladies perform. Sketches include parodies of Madonna s “Music” video and “This Old House.” Nelson Ascencio, Alex Borstein, Mo Collins.

Included: Nicole Sullivan as Celine Dion, and the Vancome Lady, who offends show staffers; a talk show from a couple s bedroom, with guest Kenny G (Andrew Bowen). Regulars include Phil LaMarr, Alex Borstein, Michael McDonald, Debra Wilson, Aries Spears.

Guests: music group The Cure, and George Carlin, who visits “The Reading Caboose” to tell kids the Apollo 11 moon landing was fake. Debra Wilson, Michael McDonald, Alex Borstein.

The Vancome Lady (Nicole Sullivan) finds work serving jury duty; the verbose UBS guy tries to work his new answering machine; and a country singer sets out on a nostalgic concert tour. Regulars include Debra Wilson, David Herman, Mary Scheer.

The Rock and the NBA s Ray Allen are guests. Parodies include Kenny Rogers (Will Sasso) in “Jackass”; “Cribs” with George W. Bush (Christian Duguay); a phone commercial with Mike Tyson (Aries Spears). Mo Collins.

Fred Willard and David Alan Grier appear as guests on “Real MoFo Talk,” where the host hopes to avoid FCC fines. Aries Spears, Ron Pederson, Gillian Vigman.

In the 13th-season finale, Dave Navarro joins Bobby Lee in a parody of 24 in which Lee finds a love boil on his body.

Singer-actress Christina Milian performs. Also: spoofs of Bush and Kerry; Oprah Winfrey; John Madden; Ashlee Simpson; Pat O Brien; Britney Spears and Kevin Federline. Stephnie Weir, Michael McDonald.

Jay Mohr is the guest. Sketches include Mo Collins spoofing commercial spokeswoman Catherine Zeta-Jones. Frank Caliendo, Debra Wilson, Michael McDonald.

Musician Jason Mraz performs “Geek in the Pink.” Also: a salute to the Oscars; and “Brokeback Mountain 2: The Cowgirls,” in which two lonely women find love in the mountains.

Sketches: an angry young songstress (Lisa Kushell) pipes up on Talkin American ; Darlene McBride (Nicole Sullivan) offers a Valentine s Day serenade; and Catwoman (Debra Wilson) commits the purr-fect crime. Other regulars include Pat Kilbane.

Music group 98 Degrees appears in a sketch about a video collaboration with the Three Tenors; Will Sasso and Alex Borstein interview celebrities at the Billboard Music Awards. Mo Collins, Pat Kilbane, Aries Spears.

Host Sandra Bernhard musically toasts designer Versace. Also: a coffee-bar employee (Pat Kilbane) has a bad day at work. Regulars include Aries Spears, William Sasso, Chris Hogan, Nicole Sullivan and Mary Scheer.

Bob Newhart plays a shrink with a quick cure for phobias; Cindy Margolis plays a restaurant manager who hires Lida and Melina. Also: spoofs of “The Sopranos” and “Family Feud”; Stuart gets a new baby-sitter. Michael McDonald, Alex Borstein, Will Sasso.

French Stewart takes on the business world as a demanding employer in Talk Faster, and plays a rubber-faced worker in Make a Good Impression. Also: the country falls into the hands of a Drunk President. Regulars include Phil LaMarr.

Bunifa appears in a spoof of “Antiques Roadshow”; Stuart is the ring-bearer at his aunt s wedding; Korto starts work at a clothing store for kids. Debra Wilson, Michael McDonald, Alex Borstein.

Host LL Cool J appears as a greedy guy trying to dump his girlfriend; and comic Pablo Francisco offers his take on tough-talking high-school girls in Don t Talk to Me. Regulars include Nicole Sullivan, Bryan Callen and Debra Wilson.

Guests: Mekhi Phifer (“ER”); The Strokes, who perform “Someday.” Mo Collins, Frank Caliendo, Debra Wilson.