St. Jude's is always closed on Christmas Mom! And when it's always Christmas, St, Jude's is now going out of business! I know Roberta. Thanks to your brother, Louise won't be able to see Marlo Thomas until it stops being Christmas.

Donna and Rallo come back from the bathroom. Roberta grabs out her phone to take a video of her, her family, and the other teachers singing 'Happy Birthday' to Tomeka. Alright, everybody ready? Roberta, start us off.

St. Jude's is always closed on Christmas Mom! And when it's always Christmas, St. Jude's is now going out of business. I know Roberta. Thanks to your brother, Louise will not be able to see Marlo Thomas until it stops being Christmas. And Lana's little girl isn't able to go home.

St. Jude's is always closed on Christmas Mom! And when it's always Christmas, St. Jude's is not going out of business! I know Roberta. Thanks to your brother, Louise will not be able to see Marlo Thomas until it stops being Christmas. And Lana's little girl isn't able to go home.

Haley stands up, holds her Diet Coke glass and a microphone Attention Buffalo Wild Wings. A toast. To the most amazing National Outreach Director in the history of St. Jude's for her big 8-1.

Anyone got more money to put in the box? This Pennies for Patients thing Rallo, is a good idea to donate for those kids at St. Jude. Louise won Pennies for Patients, and that actually impressed Marlo Thomas, Louise's favorite person.

After returning Louise home, Donna goes back to her cabin. This is exasperating! St. Jude's is closed, Louise is crying, nobody's celebrating, thanks to Rallo. And Tom and Diane said Christmas can't be special anymore, because it's every day.

After the performance, Cleveland carries a passed out Roberta, even though she's 16, to the car. As soon as they got home, Donna took off Roberta's shoes and helps her get ready for bed. Rallo, you're next!

This is all your fault Rallo. Channel 5 has had enough of counting 365 Christmas days, all the stores and hospitals, especially St. Jude's, have all gone out of business, Dolly lost her voice from singing so much, Christmas trees have become endangered species, Louise is crying over missing Marlo Thomas for a whole year, and even Santa is about to retire from his job.

Exciting news, the new Marlo Thomas Center for Global Education and Collaboration is now open! Family members and other friends of Marlo's join her as she cuts the ribbon. As soon as she said, "The new Marlo Thomas Center will open in five! Four! Three! Two! One!", 17-year-old Haley Dunphy helps her cut the ribbon to open the center. Let's take a look.

This is all your fault. Channel 5 has counted 365 Christmas days, all the hospitals, especially St. Jude's, have all gone out of business, all the carolers lost their voices from singing so much, Christmas trees have become endangered species, Louise is crying over missing Marlo Thomas for a whole year, and even Santa is about to retire from his job. Everyone's getting sick of this Rallo!

Diane, I'm here with Free to Be You and Me author Marlo Thomas, who took two thousands students on a magical field trip to raise money for kids at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Well, St. Jude's was originally founded by my father, but he passed away, so he left me in charge to take care of it and help these kids with cancer who need our help in support.

Roberta, remember at Tina’s party when Gene couldn’t find a song to play for her during cake time and burnt his phone to death? Yeah. Now everyone in the Belcher Family has broken phones. Why the heck did their phones break?

Our top story, Marlo Thomas joins thousands of young students at Monsters Inc Laugh Floor, and stars as "That Guy", which is a play on her role in "That Girl". That's right Tom. This field trip was to raise money for children at St. Jude, the #1 cancer research hospital that was actually founded by her dad.

This is all your fault! St. Jude's and other places have gone out of business, Channel 5 has grown tired of giving news reports about many things to do with Christmas for 365 days, all the carolers lost their voices from singing so much, Christmas trees have become an endangered species, and even Malory just left to go to Florida.

As the girls finish up with dinner, Dijonay taps on Penny’s shoulder. “I have to go potty.” Then, Zoey and LaCienega each shout out ”Me too!” Penny is overwhelmed, but remembers the twins. She calls for a pee break, and takes the twins with her to her bathroom in case they start crying and grabbing their diapers.