A discouraged Joey is just looking for an audition for a good show. At Alex's Northwestern alumni party, he's mistaken for an fellow alumni, and introduced to the Northwestern Mafia. They help him get an audition for a show called Deep Powder, described as 'Baywatch on skis.' Joey's a little depressed that he's auditioning for the father of two teenage characters.

With only two men remaining, Chad and Chris try to stir things up among the woman alliance. After the Immunity Challenge, Scout immediately tries to have Eliza voted out. But Ami was hesitant and wanted to stick to the previous plan by voting out all the men before any women. In the end, the Alinta women remain strong with their plan as they continue picking off the men one by one.

This week's task is to design a new catalog campaign for Levi's Jeans. At Mosaic, tempers fly between the team and Maria, who feels that she should lead the task. Project Manager Wes does little to help the matter when he opts not to step in and silence Maria. Over at Apex, PM Kevin comes up with a creative idea - having his team model the jeans for the catalog. Jen shines, and during their presentations, Ivana gets angry when Jen seems to take credit for her idea to make a "fit card" for the catalog. In the end, the Levi's executives choose Apex as the winners, and they are rewarded with time with Billy Joel. As for Mosaic, they are sent to the boardroom, where Trump fires first Maria, and then Wes.

A woman who was pulled over by police is found murdered two miles up the road from the stop. It's not long before Robbins determines that the woman is, genetically speaking, not a woman.

Is it possible to throw a regular playing card fast enough to inflict bodily harm? Jamie and Adam put the "killer card" myth under the microscope, then look into whether a heated jawbreaker can explode in your mouth. Finally, the guys invent their own static cannon to learn if an unfortunate construction worker really died from sandblasting a PVC pipe on the job.

Seth, with the help of Alex, tries to prove that he's different that what everyone thinks of him. Summer debates her feelings for Seth now that Zach has entered the picture. Marissa and Ryan try to mend their relationship, but when Ryan meets Lindsay, it makes things a little harder. Meanwhile, Caleb's legal troubles may leave both Sandy and Kirsten unemployed and Julie plans her course of action if Caleb is taken into custody.

Will, Grace, Jack and Karen go on a road trip for Grace's get away weekend -- a weekend devoted to not mentioning the name 'Leo.' Jack and Karen hate the car ride and quickly decide to bail on the plan. Elsewhere, when Jack spots Peter, a 'sinfully delicious' man who Jack remembers from a cocoa commercial when he was a kid, he recruits him to be the new face of 'Out TV,' much to the surprise of Rip Taylor who also wants the gig.

Sam and Luka move in together. When a raped and badly beaten woman is brought into the ER, Sam wants to try a risky procedure to let the woman talk. The woman dies, however, and Luka covers for Sam. At Susan's one-month review, Weaver suggests that she be more of a leader. Susan schedules a JCAHO drill, which proves to frustrate the staff more than help them learn. Even after giving birth, a young girl insists that she's not pregnant.

When a homeless woman disappears from a shelter, the team is forced to re-examine the case of twin brothers Greg and Rick Knowles. Five months earlier (in Doppelgnger), Greg Knowles had confessed to a series of brutal murders, but the team was always convinced that it was Rick who had actually performed the killings. When Greg is released from jail and exonerated of the crimes, the team has to work against the clock to prove that Rick is the guilty party and to save one twin from the other.

Coming Soon...

Segments:

-Coverage of Clinton Presidential Library Opening

-Ed Helms reports on marijuana users tricked into registering into the Republican party.



Guest: Actor Woody Harrelson

While working on a Saturday, Mark meets a new friend, and the first friend, in fact, he's made since 1996. Jeremy crosses paths with an old 'friend' from school who has become successful and is, at present, looking for music for Honda. Jeremy cannot believe his luck and goes straight to Super Hans to get a track done.

Stephen Fry and Alan Davies are joined by Jo Brand, Rich Hall and Fred MacAulay to discuss some Quite Interesting topics beginning with the letter B.