At Home with Amy Sedaris

Amy finds out her set has a gory past and might be haunted after talking to the Research Triangle's town historian about Halloween lore. Unnerved, Amy moves forward with her show, only to encounter a strange and horrific sequence of events!

Amy celebrates the show's 15th episode anniversary with big celebrity guests, local singers, balloons, and a look back at some of the show's most memorable moments that nobody remembers.

In her closet, Amy discovers the ghost of a dead sea captain with a keen eye for home décor. But as the two bond over curtains, they wind up falling in love. Will Amy chose the dead over the living? Tune in to find out!

Amy invites the winner of the "Biggest Fan Essay Contest" to co-host. But as she shares her kitchen and craft room with contest winner Mary from Two Points, it becomes clear that Mary has her eyes on something much more than co-hosting.

After Amy finds it impossible to create a hat from craft room odds and ends, she is formally diagnosed with crafter's block. Watch Amy battle back from the brink of madness to find the courage to return to her felt scraps and fabric glue.

Amy grapples with irrational fear, utter confusion, and emotional fragility, and then she meets a teenager. Yup, you will meet an actual teenager, and Amy will learn a little something along the way.

After performing her morning routine of outdoor Tai Chi in the nude, Amy gets locked out of her house. But she forages in the woods to put together a magical dinner. Plus, a chance bite by a venomous snake proves to be quite charming.

Amy dedicates this show to entertaining gloomy guests who need a pick-me-up. Plus, Amy discovers the loss of a beloved pet and sinks into her own dark place. But Patty Hogg takes charge of the show and steers it into unchartered territory.

Amy's rich uncle is coming to visit, so Amy enlists the help of a hobo with a foot fetish and a neighbor with a platter fetish to prove that all it takes to appear rich is a little creativity.

Amy gives detailed instructions on: gluing things to popsicle sticks, working with pipe cleaners and surviving the craft room, the most dangerous room in the house. Plus, Amy presents her turtle sitter with a bevy of handmade gifts.

From solo meal preparation to tantalizing techniques for self-pampering, Amy demonstrates the independent bliss of the single lady lifestyle - until Amy's first guest, Greek chef Panos Sakkus, seduces her with his European charm.

With help from her friends, Amy prepares a fish dinner for a group of businessmen; a lesson on lamb chops and a run-in with infectious earrings.