Tamyra Gray, who competed in the first season of AMERICAN IDOL and had a recurring role on BOSTON PUBLIC, plays Carly Anders, an actress who befriends Tru when she visits the morgue to research her next movie role as a forensic attendant. But when Carly's car goes off a bridge and sends her plummeting to her death, Tru's day restarts. As she pries into the private details of Carly's life, Tru makes a shocking discovery about her past. Meanwhile, against Tru's wishes, Jack continues to become fast friends with Harrison.

The castaways watch clips of videos from home before doing the combined Reward/Immunity Challenege. After winning the challenge and immunity, Rob gives up seeing his brother's video to allow everyone else to get their letters from home.

The contest is narrowed down to 7 as another contestants hopes & dreams of becoming the next American Idol are crushed as he/she is voted off.

The final two tasks, running a Chrysler-Trump golf tournament (Bill's task) and running a Jessica Simpson concert (Kwame's task) continue, with more complications and problems for both Kwame and Bill. After a breif recap and some discussion about the last challenge, Trump says "You're Fired" to Kwame and "You're Hired" to Bill, live, at Studio 8-H at 30 Rockefeller Center (the site of Saturday Night Live). Bill then is forced to choose between overseeing the construction of a new Trump Hotel/Condo building in Chicago and running a golf course in California. Bill chooses to oversee the construction of the new building for an enormous, six-figure salary, a brand new Chrysler Crossfire, and the title of the first Apprentice.

This episode is the second hour of the first season finale. This is the episode synopsis for both hours:



The final two tasks, running a Chrysler-Trump golf tournament (Bill's task) and running a Jessica Simpson concert (Kwame's task) continue, with more complications and problems for both Kwame and Bill. After a breif recap and some discussion about the last challenge, Trump says "You're Fired" to Kwame and "You're Hired" to Bill, live, at Studio 8-H at 30 Rockefeller Center (the site of Saturday Night Live). Bill then is forced to choose between overseeing the construction of a new Trump Hotel/Condo building in Chicago and running a golf course in California. Bill chooses to oversee the construction of the new building for an enormous, six-figure salary, a brand new Chrysler Crossfire, and the title of the first Apprentice.

Warrick, Catherine, and Nick try to determine the cause of a house fire that kills a teenage girl. The fire is in the same neighborhood as a similar arson fire. Grissom and Sara investigate a man found dead with letter tiles in his stomach. The man was a competitor in a word game tournament.

Ride Owner: Jared. Male.

Owner's Ride: 1985 Ford Ranger.



Jared's ride is in rough shape. He delivers car parts for a living. Since the Ranger is less than reliable, Jared misses out on other jobs that he needs to make some money for school. With rotting paint, ripped-up seats, a zig-zag antenna and "bobble head" mirrors, Jared thinks that his other mode of transportation, skateboarding, would be safer than trusting in the Ranger. Jared doesn't have to worry anymore, because in the words of X, "We're going to take this pick up and really pick it up!" Xzibit is about to pimp his ride.



Additions & Improvements:

-Paint, tangelo with tribal graphics

-Custom seats imprinted with flames

-New alarm system includes an automatic door opener

-Fold out couch

-23-inch monitor

-Gamecube with wireless controllers

-3,000 watt system

-A ping-pong table in the bed of the truck that can be pulled out and set up anywhere

-Gift from X, a brand new skateboard



Jared has officially been pimped.



Final Look





-Norrin Radd

When Sam helps Martin search for his missing and terminally-ill aunt, they discover that she's been using her nursing skills to assist other dying patients in committing suicide. His father's Alzheimer's diagnosis prompts Jack to attempt a reconciliation.

Penn and Teller explore the concept of romantic love - a fantasy akin to believing in Santa Claus - and expose the truth that love is a chemical reaction that, like all drugs, wears off after a while. Also: the myth of monogamy, the internet and physical dating industries, and love advice books.

HOST: Alexander Armstrong TEAMS: Ian Hislop & Les Dennis; Paul Merton & Germaine Greer