Pajama Party

Hal Sparks from the E! channel's Talk Soup is in the guest seat himself for a change. Also, ""junk rock"" group Sumack performs

From NBC's The Profiler, Roma Maffia puts on her PJ's and joins the girls. Also, a performance by R&B singer/songwriter Amel Larrieux.

Top rapper Coolio relaxes on the couch with Katie and Lisa and discusses what's up in his life. Although he doesn't give a full-fledged performance, he does give the partygoers a taste of some ideas he's been working on. Also, punk/pop group Tsar performs and Katie's ""Groovy Grandma"" guests are pioneering stuntwomen Donna Hall and Polly Burson, who talk about plying their trade in the ""old days.""

With actress Carmen Electra (Baywatch) as a guest, you can be sure there is no shortage of things for Katie and Lisa to ask about. Also, Katie takes a road trip in the California desert to Dixie Evans' stripper museum, full of memorabilia and featuring an on-site performance from Toni Alessandrini.

Best known as Peg Bundy on the sitcom Married...with Children, Katey Sagal talks about various aspects of her career, including her stint singing with Bette Midler. Singer/songwriter Jessica Riddle also performs, and Bob Blumer shows some unusual household uses for food items.

Kathy Najimy talks about her successful acting career and a recent biography on the E! channel. A discussion of women in sports features boxer Mia St. John and Pepper Davis, who played professionally in the All American Girls Baseball League.

Christopher Titus talks about what's behind his new and unusual sitcom Titus. Later, he's glad to share the spotlight with a couple of ""fast"" women, driver Paula Murphy and author Leah Kerr, who discuss women in drag racing. Katie gets the surprise of her life when she accompanies Lisa to a movie set and they visit the dressing room of Katie's idol, David Cassidy. Unbeknownst to her, though, Lisa has arranged a surprise visit from David himself. Katie's reaction when the man of her dreams shows up is one of the highlights of the series, which unfortunately came to an end with this installment.