The teams continue from their Pit Stop on the island of Corsica, France to the town of Nice by ferry, where they then receive a clue telling them to get to Addis Ababa in Africa by plane.

The teams tussle for flights at the airport, but chartered planes place them all no more than within a half-hour's distance of each other.

Once in Addis Ababa, they receive a clue telling them that they must direct their taxi drivers to Lewz Village. Once they accomplish this, they find a Detour that involves two Ethiopian activities: Raise the Roof or Mud the Flat. In Raise the Roof, teams must carry a thatched roof two-thirds of a mile with the help of locals. In Mud the hut, teams had to successfully mud a hut until it was completely covered with mud. The first option seems to be the faster choice as one team member injures herself by cutting her fingers while Mudding the hut. Another person suffers from a mild asthma attack.

Next, the teams take donkeys to Saint George's Church, where teams discover a Yield, the second of three on the race.



The Roadblock for this leg requires the chosen team member to go in and receive a pendant and then search a crowd of one hundred worshippers for a match.

All teams struggle with the possibility of being Yielded and the maybe the next one to go. One team was Yielded but eventually catches up to the rest of the pack. In the end, one was unable to catch up and are eliminated.

The team takes upon an unusual case when a telemarketer reports a possible murder of a petty officer who appeared to be dying over the phone. With the help of the Virginia officials, the team finds out it was just a practical joke. However, the person is soon found dead.

Synopsis: Auditions for season 4 from Washington D.C.

In this post-finale special, viewers discover more about the contestants' lives and competitive drive, including that of the Biggest Loser. Another weigh-in will take place, and one of the nine remaining contestants (less than third place) will win $100,000.

Elliot starts showing J.D. up as the calmer, more competent doctor.

A date with the Janitor leads to an a cappella sing-off between his "group" and Ted's band.

Turk starts taking his diabetes more seriously when he realizes the dire consequences of the disease.

Jim buys a nanny-cam to spy on the sitter he didn't want Cheryl to hire but learns something about Cheryl instead, prompting her to buy a camera of her own.

A chronicle of the turbulent birth, life and death of the Concorde, the world's first and only supersonic airliner.

Complications ensue in the investigation of a Stone Cold Assassins gangbanger who fell off a building after attacking a tagger. Confusion arises when the tagger confesses to being there and committing the act, but the physical evidence seems to prove otherwise.

Coming Soon...

TONIGHT: Author of "God's Politics: Why the Right Gets It Wrong and the Left Doesn't Get It", Jim Wallis!