St. Louis with Charlie
Charlie arrives in St. Louis, and is greeted by Trista. They go for a date in the park, and reconnect. Trista confesses it feels great with Charlie no matter what they do, and Charlie asks her if he's her boyfriend. They then go to meet Trista's family: her mother Roseanne, father Stan, and stepmother Carol.
They head into the living room and get to know Charlie a little better, talking about Charlie's career in finance; Charlie explains he thinks he's at a crossroads in his life. They go off to dinner with a bowl filled with questions that Trista's mom has written, with the idea of randomly picking questions out of the bowl.
Charlie takes their questions in stride, and reveals that he's a morning person, is comfortable if his wife made more money than him, and has no issue staying at home to be a Mr. Mom. Charlie is then given the opportunity to ask Trista's family a question; he opts to ask them to reveal something about Trista that she wouldn't reveal on her o

When the Enterprise crew discovers a mysterious, futuristic vessel adrift in space, Captain Archer orders it brought onboard for further investigation. Inside the craft, the crew is shocked to find what is apparently a human body, charred beyond recognition. Trip and Reed take a closer look at the interior of the ship, and discover that it is much more spacious that it appears. They also discover a "black box" device within the depths of the ship and prepare to bring it up to Engineering for more research.

Fez finally looses his virginity. Red disagrees with Eric and Donna's engagement so he ignores Eric.

The next two spots in the top 10 are filled.

Ryan recaps the best and worst of the season so far.

Cake is dandy but let's face it, without frosting it's just sweet bread (not sweetbreads). Host Alton Brown builds a better butter cream then builds a layer cake from ground up... with tools from his local hardware.

In this sequel to the original TZs ''It's a Good Life',' an adult Anthony Fremont continues to terrorize the town of Peaksville.

In this remake of the original TZ's ''The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street',' a neighborhood is terrorized by mysterious power outages and begin to turn on each other.

While U.S. troops take military action against the genocide in Africa, the President and his staff fly to California to campaign on behalf of Sam. However, Congressional Republicans just announced a tax-cut proposal, leaving the administration to counter with a plan that would increase the tax on the rich ? something that won't go over well in Sam's affluent Orange County district.

The bludgeoning of a luxury sports car dealer leads the detectives to a mentally challenged man and his girlfriend who is extremely attractive and whose expensive tastes lead her to be equally manipulative.

Tonight, actor Jeff Daniels promotes his new movie Gods and Generals.
Jon first reports at France's attempt to try and block countries from joining the E.U. because they support the U.S. going to war in Iraq in a segment called "Showdown: Chirac".
Jon then looks at the new .50 caliber gun by Smith & Wesson, which is strong enough to stop a bear in his tracks in a segment called "Magnum Farce". Ed Helms then reports at a man who is trying to promote guns for toddlers by handing out toy guns in a segment called "Banned Aid".
Finally, Lewis Black discusses rural America and farm animals forced to live like humans in a continuing segment called "Back in Black". Lewis talks about the government forcing farmers to buy toys for their pigs, cow waterbeds to help boost milk production, and cows eating junk food so farmers can save money on expensive feed.

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