On Malakal, Tracy thinks Ozzy is in control of the tribe and will win unless he is voted out. Erik bond with Ozzy grows as he is taught to climb trees and get coconuts.



At Airai, James thinks the women complain too much about the state of the camp, while Kathy is missing the comforts of home.



Malakal wins a spa reward at the Reward Challenge. Meanwhile, Airai suffer through a rough rainstorm which causes Kathy to become depressed and break down. She makes a big decision and leaves the game.



Back at Malakal, Cirie and Amanda discuss how they see Ozzy's arrogance after the tribe goes on a boat trip. Amanda thinks it may be best to vote Erik out because of his loyalty to Ozzy.



After the Immunity Challenge, Airai wins for the third straight time. At Malakal, the "Favorites" discuss which "Fan" should be voted out. Ozzy suggests Erik should stay, but Ami has a plan of her own to vote out Ozzy.

Last night, the Top 11 finalists sang their hearts out in hopes of winning America over. Find out tonight live who will return to sing next week. The contestant who received the fewest votes will be sent home. Also there will be a special performance from Kellie Pickler.

Lissette Gonzalez, a 30 year-old restaurant hostess from New York City must answer 21 increasingly personal questions truthfully in front of her family and friends to win the grand prize of $500,000. Mark Walberg hosts.

Coming Soon...

(Case #1: Belchertown, Massachusetts - Clapp Memorial Library)
TAPS investigates strange occurrences happening to Clapp Memorial Library in Belchertown, Massachusetts. Where the local night custodian claim to have heard unusual noises and believes the first librarian till haunts this Library.

(Case #2: Bristol County, Massachusetts - Attleboro House)
Later TAPS, on there second case of the episode, heads over to a house in Attleboro, Massachusetts to investigate claims concerning a family in a 300 year old duplex renovated house reportedly haunted over four generations.

Tips on posing for commercial, catalog and couture shoots are given to the ladies by supermodel Vendela, to prepare them for a posing competition on the New York City streets.

Paul tries to steer Sophie away from thinking everything is her fault and that there is often others who deserve the blame instead.

A recorded conversation has Lupo and Green delving into the personal and family life of a murdered art dealer, and suspected connections to terrorist activity.

Jack romantic feelings for Marin could be for the wrong reasons and Celia takes drastic steps after Patrick's balloon flying mishap. Meanwhile, Marin, Jack and Jerome travel to New York to celebrate Jane and Sam's wedding, where Sam learns the unexpected truth about Jane's parents.

While trying to escape her troubles in the secluded mountains near South Park, Britney Spears has a run-in with the boys. Stan and Kyle get swept up in her celebrity as well as the non-stop feeding frenzy that plagues her wherever she goes. The boys must take Britney to the North Pole when they learn the secret behind what makes her so popular.

Ella heads to the hospital after a lump is found in her breast. Another crisis develops when Calvin witnesses a neighborhood crime.

Janine considers disclosing a stunning secret to CJ and the children. And Calvin has some shocking news of his own regarding his education.

The team combines a life boat with torpedo technology to perform a long range rescue.

Cooking with limited ingredients is the challenge in this episode which features a QuickFire set at a farmers' market, and an Elimination round in a real zoo.



Guest Judge: Wylie Dufresne



QuickFire Challenge: Create a Dish Using Only Five Ingredients.



Elimination Challenge: Cater a Cocktail Party for 200 at the Lincoln Park Zoo using Foods in Five Animals' Diets.



Round Two.

Lewis Black hears the case of "Donald Trump vs. Viagra" from advocates Greg Giraldo and Andy Kindler.

Tonight, Pennsylvania Senator and author of Never Give In: Battling Cancer in the Senate, Arlen Specter.



Jon begins the show tonight reporting on yet another sexual perversion of a Alabama's governor in a segment called "The Govs Must Be Horny". Apparently, Governor Bob Riley likes banana pudding served on a Thai shemales breasts.



Next, Jon reports on the low value of the U.S. dollar compared to other nations currencies and the media's attempt to figure out if we are in a recession. But according to Bush, this is no recession, only a slowdown. Resident Expert John Hodgman about whether we indeed are in a recession.



Finally, "Indecision 2008" with Barack Obama's powerful speech on race and the media's intense coverage and asinine questions.

Tonight Stephen welcomes former Clinton White House Press Secretary and author of Why Women Should Rule the World, Dee Dee Myers.

The team investigates the armed robbery of a fundraiser who has been travelling across the country in a bathtub full of baked beans to raise money for Children in Need. Alex thinks that a crime reconstruction on Police Five will do the trick, but Gene prefers some old-fashioned police work.