Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List

Kathy gets a chance to redeem herself after her shocking Emmy acceptance speech by co-hosting CNN's New Year's Eve Countdown show with Anderson Cooper; and "My Life on the D-List" is nominated for a Producers Guild Award.

Kathy visits Tom and Tiffany's hometowns to get to know her employees a little better through their families. Kathy's Emmy win has given her award fever as she decides to go for a Grammy.

Kathy rides on top of a float through downtown Sydney for the Gay Mardi Gras Parade, but before she can go down under, she'll go up, up and away as a hostess for Air New Zealand's Pink Flight.

Kathy gets ordained on the Internet in order to minister at a quirky Jewish couple's wedding as a publicity stunt. And Kathy teams up with Rosie O'Donnell, Molly Shannon and Megan Mullally, while she's in New York to perform at Madison Square Garden.

While Kathy's traveling, she's worrying about her Mom home alone, so she's asked one of her sober gays, Patrick, to stop in to check on Maggie. Chance and Pom Pom get a special visit form an A-List trainer.

Kathy tries to turn herself into the red headed Oprah by opening up the "Kathy Griffin Leadership Academy" in Mexico, and tries to solicit the help of "Woz" and the rest of team Griffin.

Kathy has been invited to appear at a special gay retreat being held at an all-inclusive luxury resort in Bora Bora. She has two tickets, but needs two more. She performs two stand-up events and mingles at a resort event in exchange for this getaway.

Kathy tries to think up ideas for publicizing her new CD for a Grammy nomination, and a paparazzi play date with Adnan Ghalib, Britney's former boy toy, seems to be just the ticket. Maggie starts to get some press attention of her own.

Kathy's relationship with Woz is tested when she joins him on his home turf in Silicon Valley to co-host a Humane Society fundraiser and play geek match-maker for her friend Rachel.

She visits the Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C.. Kathy tours the hospital, listening and laughing, and she also sees what's on the minds of these brave men and women. Kathy also visits the wives, husbands and families of these injured soldiers at Fisher House.

This special clip show features unseen footage from "Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List."