Now safely back on Moya, Crichton learns that the Scarrans are planning to attack Earth. He feverishly analyzes his wormhole data and comes up with a way to collapse the wormhole to Earth but he can't do it alone. Meanwhile, Braca demands Scorpius to be released from Moya and returned safely to his Command Carrier.

Daniel Jackson appears to Jack and alerts him that the Goa'uld Anubis is going to launch an attack on the planet Abydos and destroy it unless he gets the eye of Ra that he believes is there.

Ken Rothman, an ex-police officer that Avery got fired for beating a suspect, gets into the police HQ by faking his death and he and his men quickly take the station and most of the staff (except Frank) hostage. Rothman demands his reputation be cleared, but John manages to get free and escape into the building, and soon discovers Rothman has a supply of Russian-made smallpox. John manages to take out a few terrorists before being recaptured and Rothman leaves John and Avery behind with a shattered vial of smallpox. It's fake, but the whole thing is a ploy to get hold of smallpox vaccine to sell as a bio-weapon. Doe figures it out and they capture Rothman just in time.

There are many people who feel they need help or are trying to find themselves. So they invest their money and faith into products and services which they believe will improve their lives. Do these products and classes really improve your life?

For one day, a group of people attend a one-day class that teaches you how to become better cope with life by walking on broken glass and hot coals which, by what the instructor claims, is a breakthrough in the person's life. It seems like a big deal, but in reality-it's not. Penn and Teller show you how much bullsh** is in these self-help programs and show you that the only help you need is to help yourself.

Rated: TV-MA for Adult Content (AC) and Adult Language (AL)
Tonight's episode is Live from L.A.
Bill's guests were veterans Shad Meshad, Delphine Metcalf-Foster and Ward Tayne of past US wars who discussed how their experiences shaped their views of the Iraq war. Paul F. Tompkins chimed in on the Academy Awards and roundtable guests Connie Rice, Larry Miller and Tim Robbins discussed the war, veterans rights and whether or not support for the troops means supporting the war. Musicians Grant Lee Phillips and Jon Brion closed the show with their guitar stylings.

Evolution rivalry occurs between Vileplume and Bellosom as the group have to stop it.

Harry returns to work after the death of his wife; Simon takes an unprofessional interest in Jane's operation; when Colette is attacked by a patient's relative, she is forced to reveal her pregnancy.