Ep 12. There's No Place Like Homeless

In the twelfth episode of season two of The Sarah Silverman Program, titled "There's No Place Like Homeless," Sarah and her friends become homeless after their apartment is destroyed in a fire. They struggle to find a place to sleep and escape the cold winter. Sarah's sister, Laura, offers to let them stay at her house, but Sarah is reluctant to accept the offer.

Meanwhile, Brian becomes the de facto leader of a group of homeless people, which includes several colorful characters, such as a man who's convinced he's invisible and a woman who insists on performing interpretive dance. Brian takes his newfound responsibility seriously and tries to help the group as much as he can, even creating a makeshift shelter out of cardboard boxes.

Back at Laura's house, Sarah and her friends continue to struggle with their new living arrangements. Laura's strict rules and insistence on an early curfew cause tension within the group. Eventually, Sarah decides that they need to leave and find a place of their own. But after they're kicked out of a motel for their noisy behavior, they're left with no choice but to return to Laura's house.

In the end, Sarah and her friends realize that they need to make the best of their situation and appreciate the roof over their heads. They even manage to find a way to make Laura's rules work in their favor. Meanwhile, Brian's homeless group receives a surprise visit from a celebrity guest who offers to help them out.

"There's No Place Like Homeless" is a humorous and poignant look at the struggles of homelessness and the importance of finding community and support in difficult times. The episode features memorable performances from the entire cast, with Sarah Silverman's trademark wit and irreverence shining through in every scene. With its mix of heart and humor, this episode is a standout in an already strong season of The Sarah Silverman Program.