The beauties and geeks work out a plot to dethrone "King Geek", while the romance between two houseguests threatens one team. After America votes which challenge the contestants will compete in, the geeks must give a massage to their partner while the beauties build rockets.

The team investigates a decomposed body that was discovered in the woods with bound arms and missing feet. Things get kinky when Booth and Brennan are led to a lodge that's used as an S&M retreat for "jockeys" and their "horses". Meanwhile, Angela tries hypnosis in an effort to figure out her elusive husband's name so she can finally divorce him.

The candidates are now two teams of five women and five men, competing on diagnosing and treating a wheelchair-bound man. Meanwhile House does experiments on himself to test what happens after death, and Foreman, at another hospital, is treating his team in a House-like manner.

Lt. Colonel Mann joins Gibbs in an investigation of the murder of a Marine Captain who had access to highly classified information. Things get very personal for Gibbs when one of the witnesses in the case turns out to be one of his ex-wives.

Eddie is offered a promotion, and Jenn deals with work-related crisis. Meanwhile, after Charles and Cassie end their relationship, she receives good news about her art work.

Nick gets a job at Norkbild, a home improvement center, through Joel. But when Nick is quickly fired for being a terrible worker, he considers his firing to be a discrimination act against him and immediately files a lawsuit against the company. Meanwhile, Andy scares a woman in an attempt to prove that he is not scary.

This is the third live results show of the season. Who will stay and who will go? A special musical guest also performs.

Alison surprises all three teams with an exotic getaway vacation, but they soon learn that they will be faced with temptations and challenges unlike any they have faced at the campus. Later, after the weigh-in, those who lost will try to forge an alliance with the others before deciding who to vote off.

The science behind samurai swords is explored. Included: the six-month creation process of one sword, from smelting to the sharpening of the blade; a Japanese receptionist whose interest in samurai swords maintains a family tradition. Also: Lehigh University professor Michael Notis explains what makes the sword an effective weapon.

Sam, Ben, and Sock must hunt an escaped soul that uses insects to kill the people living at an apartment complex. Also, Sam is crushed when Andi meets a new guy who encourages her to go back to school full-time and quit her job.

Laird borrows Gracen's wedding ring because he thinks it will make him more desirable to a woman. Marmaduke thinks that Laird may be his real father and Aubrey is seen sneaking into a motel by Dougie, who thinks the worst of it.

Alan represents a teenage girl who blames her high school's stand on contraceptives for her contracting AIDS, while trying to work alongside Lorraine without distraction.



Meanwhile, Jerry and Katie take on the case of a woman suing her husband's psychologist for causing his death, and Shirley is furious when Denny and Carl bet a huge sum of money on the outcome of a case involving cockfighting.

A teacher claims that a student pursued her after she's charged with raping him.

The Unit is back together and ready to take on their next assignment when a bomb filled with a nerve agent stolen from a nearby base is discovered to be on its way to their home.



On the home front, Jonas and Molly make plans to spend time together, Mack is ordered to move out of his home, and Kim proposes a new show for the station but ends up handling a crisis.

When Alex comes up with a new business plan, Frank is forced to choose between the Samuels and his own family.

Tonight, sports broadcaster and author of Tiki: My Life in the Game and Beyond , Tiki Barber.



Jon begins tonight's show with "Mess O' Potamia" as the 36 nations Bush is proud to have in our coalition of the willing is actually 25. But that number is slowly dwindling as one of our biggest allies in the war, the United Kingdom, is removing half its troops. Jon then looks at how Bush uses words to describe actions as if reading stage directions, but doesn't actually take action and do what he is describing.



Finally, Lewis Black is back in a segment called "Back In Black". Lewis takes on non-issues such as Congress' focus on the MoveOn.org General Petraeus/Betray Us ad, the Dems letter to Rush Limbaugh to apologize for insulting the troops, & Barack Obama's decision not to wear an American flag lapel pin.