God tells Joan to learn to jump rope with a group of inner-city teens, one of whom Joan discovers is homeless. Kevin goes on a date, but not with who you think.

The battle in the Fifth Laboratory continues. Separated, each now face a formidable foe: Ed faces off with Number 48 while Al deals with the insane Number 66. After an exchange with Number 66, though, Al soon comes to question his very existence.

While being overseen by an official, but unwelcome, documentary video crew, a valued SG member dies in an off-world fire fight. The documentary crew pushes to learn the details, while a government investigator arrives to try to determine why the SG command felt it worth while to allocate the cost in money and lives to rescue the SG team originally stranded. Gen. Hammond finds a way to work the one against the other, to resolve both issues. Meanwhile, SG-1 struggles to overcome the SG command's loss.

Sadik Fahd who held Mac & Webb captive in Paraguay at the end of last season, shows up in Washington, DC and Mac has to wonder what he's up to when he begins to contact her.

Rated: TV-MA for Adult Content (AC) and Adult Language (AL)
Tonight's episode is Live from L.A.



Bill's panel guests tonight are:



* Jon Favreau, actor/director, whose recent movie is Elf.

* Debra Dickerson, controversial author of "The End of Blackness."

* D.L. Hughley, actor/comedian and host of HBO's Def Comedy Jam.



Bill's other guests are:



* Sen. George Allen (R-VA), former Governor and now Chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee.

* Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH), Presidential candidate.

On a beach, a mysterious Pokémon is causing trouble as Ash tries to catch it.

Harry isn't too impress when Simon returns to work in his wheelchair as a foster mother finds herself at wits end with the girl she is looking after.

A top policeman is seen smirking at the scene of a hanging - can Jonathan and Carla help him prove that he has nothing to do with it, especially since there is photographical evidence against him?