The cooks test the stiffness of their hand-whipped cream by holding the bowls upside down over the judges' heads; beef Wellington challenge.

Jane Grote Abell, Chairman of Donatos Pizza, goes undercover in her family business and learns that the pizzas aren't the only things getting baked at one store.

Now that Kristin is a manager at the restaurant owned by the ambitious John Baker, she finds herself comparing him to her boyfriend, Ryan, who is still on strike from his beer truck driving job. Meanwhile, Mike and Eve try to catch each other unaware as part of her sniper/hunter training.

Jessie confronts the kids on why they didn't turn in their money from selling muffins for school. The kids end up throwing a party, unbeknownst to Jessie, in order to raise the money. But when the kids lie about a celebrity guest at the party, Luke ends up going in disguise. Meanwhile Jessie gets an audition for a hand commercial, thanks to her new agent, Max Bower(Matthew Timmons). But when she accidentally puts her hand in purple paint, her attempt to hide it from the commercial producers cause her to get fired. In the end, Jessie tells Max, she still wants to work with him.

When criminal activity threatens to put Future Industries out of business, Mako sets up a sting operation in an attempt to arrest the culprits. The plan backfires, however, as it drew them away from the company's warehouse when it was being robbed. Mako investigates further and discovers the true culprit.

After a botched game night leaves Jackie doubting her and Debbie's friendship, they go for makeovers by Shirley (guest star Wendy Williams) at a salon that specializes in African American hair care - hairstyles ensue. Also in the episode, Amber and Reggie continue to explore their biological differences and bond over nature programming, while Dick's plan to get Marty in shape backfires and results in an injury that brings Larry face-to-face with the realities of Earth's healthcare system.

A double murder forces the Five-0 team to bring in a conspiracy therapist to help them find a missing artifact tied to the killings.

Scott and Stonebridge try to keep their promise to protect Ester; Richmond and Martinez follow an Al-Zuhari associate; the team sets out to stop an infiltrator before he reaches a populated area.

The guys and girls go to Bali, where they have to model swimwear while trying to walk under water and one of the guys suffers a panic attack. At a photo shoot at the local zoo, the models have to pose with snakes and leopards, where two of the models fail to perform out of fear of the animals.

Platinum recording artist Brian McKnight sings to the Sharks when he joins an entrepreneurial deejay from San Diego, CA pitching a syndicated radio show specializing in love song dedications; a self-described "beach family" from Huntington Beach, CA hope they won't run into rough waters when pitching the Sharks their distinctive skateboards that glide like a surfboard; a young man from Provo, UT has a big vision for the future with his smartphone QR code-scanning technology; and a father and his two teen-aged daughters invented an easy way to patch small holes in window and door screens. Also, an update on Nathan Holzapfel from Provo, UT and his unique belt with no holes, the Mission Belt, which Daymond John invested in during Season 4.

Interviewee: Maya Wiley (Center for Social Inclusion president).

Duke and Vince come to an arrangement on a way to kill Nathan and end the Troubles, when Audrey comes back with no memory of herself or her feelings for Nathan. Meanwhile, a Troubled person leaves a trail of mysterious suicides.

Danny becomes the lead hostage negotiator when a prime informant in a large drug case holds Erin at gunpoint inside the courtroom. Also, when Jamie disobeys his lieutenant's orders and gets suspended, Frank must decide a proper punishment.

Michael Strahan, Cage the Elephant

Rosie Perez, Tenacious D

Rashida Jones, Brian McKim

Ash, Iris and Cilan meet Alexa, a journalist from the Kalos region.

When Max and Steel go on a road trip in search of answers about N-Tek's true mission, they end up finding Naught and Dredd instead.

The Turtles discover that the Kraang survived their previous showdown and have dropped mutagen canisters all over New York City.

Coverton plans to use Dr. C's invention to hack the base's mainframe.

Monger puts Sqweep in time out for making a mess.

Love is in the air on Strictly Come Dancing. Sir Bruce Forsyth and Tess Daly invite you to cuddle up with your loved ones as the remaining 14 couples battle it out to impress the judges and viewers with heart-felt performances to some of the greatest love songs ever written.

The finalists perform live for the first time hoping to impress both the judges and the viewers at home. This week's theme is the 80's. The judges give their verdicts after each act has performed. Nicholas, Sam, Tamera and Rough Copy really impress on a night that everybody gives a good performance. At the end of the show the phone lines are frozen just ten minutes after they are opened and Dermot reveals that Shelley has the lowest amount of public votes and will have to perform again in tomorrow's Final Showdown. The phone lines are then reopened.

Jason's actions end up having some serious consequences for the the group of friends as they are forced to compete in the sport of bull-leaping. To survive they must jump the charging animal.

Ash and Tess work to discover why a mother and daughter are so at odds about how far the team should go to save the father's life, while Jamie accidentally helps crack open a love triangle.

Jonathan is joined on the show by Tom Hanks, Sandra Bullock, Cilla Black and James Arthur.