When Randy is about to turn off the prison tv, another Camden episode of "COPS" is shown, this time it evolves around the events on Independence Day.

When Randy is about to turn off the prison tv, another Camden episode of "COPS" is shown, this time it evolves around the events on Independence Day.

Kara goes to Washington to look for her missing crystal, but is captured after she breaks into the lab. She's interrogated with a memory-revealing serum that has kryptonite in it, which makes her relive a trip to Earth from the past. In this past trip she followed Lara, Clark's biological mother, to the Kents' farm.

During the night on Fei Long, Jean-Robert addresses the feud between him and Courtney to the other tribemates.



The next day on Zhan Hu, Peih-Gee wants James to trust her and the rest of the tribe. But while the others aren't looking, James goes straight for the second Immunity Idol and successfully finds it. Back on Fei Long, Todd and Courtney argue on Jean-Robert's presence in the tribe.



Meanwhile on Zhan Hu, Jaime and Erik think they have found an Immunity Idol after James secretly removed and tossed away the incorrect plank of wood. Jaime keeps it in her bag just in case. Then at night, Jaime looks through James's bag and finds both Immunity Idols inside. The next morning, James realizes the other plank of wood is missing and predicts that the others have it thinking it's an Idol.



Later that afternoon, both tribes meet and officially merge consisting of six original Fei Long members and four original Zhan Hu. The newly merged tribe then go on to enjoy Chinese culture and performances and a feast. After returning to camp they decide on the new tribe name, Hae Da Fung. Suddenly, Jeff shows up at the camp and leads the tribe to their first individual Immunity Challenge.



In the time between the end of the challenge and Tribal Council, everyone on the tribe is scrambling and making plans as to who they are going to vote for and who will stick together as an alliance and who will play the Immunity Idol. At Tribal Council the vote is between Jaime and Jean-Robert

Betty and Henry secretly go on a date to see Wicked, but Daniel, thinking that her date is Gio, gives two tickets to Betty and Gio and Gio does not want to give up those tickets. Meanwhile, Daniel gets in a meeting with an advertiser, a woman who has an interest in younger men, namely Daniel.

Kim goes into labor, and J.D. struggles to decide if he should tell her what he really thinks of their relationship.

Turk, desperate to do something not baby-related, races to beat a video game before Carla discovers him.

Dr. Cox searches for someone he trusts enough to give his daughter a shot.

Grissom and his team investigate when an actress is killed on the set of a horror porn film.

Cristina and Izzie are fighting for surgeries and a favor from someone. A patient comes to the ER with a dream and a condition which may prevent him from realizing it. The Chief turns to the other men in the hospital when his marriage is in more trouble. Two patients are competing to win something big. One of them convinces an intern to take their place.

Terrorism is initially suspected after the body of a young Arabic diver washes up on the shore, but Goren and Eames soon learn that the victim was part of a trio of con artists that were working as salvagers for a wealthy local man.

Karen, now the regional manager of the Utica branch, attempts to lure Stanley away from Scranton. When Michael objects, he brings Jim and Dwight into his "war." Meanwhile, the other office workers are disturbed by a "Finer Things Club."

A young girl trapped in a coma by her wicked stepmother sets off a series of murders based on the fairy tales her father reads her. Meanwhile, Sam tries to get Dean out of his deal.

Abby and Moretti clash over how best to evaluate the interns. Morris and Pratt take over the lounge to do some last minute studying for the Boards. Neela asks them to assist her intern with a personal matter. Joshua comes back to the hospital in respiratory failure and Gates treats him. Sam is puzzled by a teen patient's changing symptoms and abrasive behavior. Moretti's son shows up for an unexpected visit. A new attending arrives at the ER. Abby continues to wrestle with her alcohol problem and it's consequences.

An office shooting forces a woman to disappear, possibly to hide a deep secret.

After the gang sells drugs that Dee and Charlie unknowingly stole from the mob to get money to repair the bar's lights, they all set out on a quest to avoid facing retribution.

As the gang gets settled into positions that might help them financially, Charlie and Dee start getting hooked on the drugs that they're attempting to sell. Dennis's dark descent into the world of male escorting becomes more difficult as Frank's hold on him grows stronger. Meanwhile, Mac's desire to be a member of the mob doesn't turn out the way he had originally hoped.

Duncan's not happy when he finds out Lisbeth and Terrence are getting serious. He's not about to give up and tries to win her back. James finds himself attracted to the anchor of a TV business show. Karl gets worried when Wendy says she wants to have a baby, she didn't handle it well when they tried in the past and didn't work out. Cameron has a new co-worker.

Tonight, comedian and star of Bee Movie, Jerry Seinfeld.



Jon begins tonight with a look at the Bush administrations definition of what constitutes torture, specifically waterboarding, in a segment called "The Strife Aquatic". Conscience-ologist Rob Riggle stops by to talk with Jon about whether Army boot camp 'shocks the conscience' and thus would be considered torture.



Finally, Jon talks about Undersecretary of State Karen Hughes' resignation from her job trying to win the hearts and minds of those in the Middle-East. Aasif Mandvi updates us on the status of our battle for hearts and minds.

Tonight Stephen welcomes columnist for The Atlantic, Walter Kirn.

After Harper is hired at the sub station, Alex uses magic to help Harper overcome her clumsiness, which eventually backfires on Alex. A whiz kid is upset for losing business when Justin starts a tutorial service.

The popular news quiz returns, with team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop, guest host Jo Brand, and guest panellists Andy Hamilton and Julia Hartley-Brewer.

Alan Davies, Jimmy Carr, Phill Jupitus and David Mitchell this week discuss eyes and ears in a Quite Interesting quiz with Stephen Fry.