As Eric moves out of their apartment and into one across the courtyard, Alex plants herself up in Joey's room with a pair of binoculars as Eric invites another woman over. After Alex goes to bed, Joey sees Eric kissing the other woman. Meanwhile, Joey's got problems of his own: even though he and Sara are allowed to see other people, he's not because he's too crazy about Sara. Trying to make her jealous, Joey discovers that she likes him as much as he likes her, and they decide not to see other people.

When someone close to Tru is killed, his body doesn't ask for help. As Tru seizes an opportunity to try saving him, Jack ominously tells her there are consequences to breaking the rules.

Janu has issues with Katie after she hears her talking behind her back, leaving everyone feeling uncomfortable and leaving her feeling alienated. Despite this, Janu is able to help in her team's victory at the Reward Challenge. Tom, Caryn, Gregg, and Janu win the first reward challenge of the new merge, but afterwards Janu can't seem to stomach the reward feast. Then, after being the first to lose the Immunity Challenge, Janu is forced to live on a beach on her own for one night. Despite feeling alienated by her tribe throughout the game, she comes back to Koror the next morning feeling happier. At Tribal Council, Stephenie knows she is next to go and makes a heartfelt and tearful plea not to be voted off. After thinking it over, Janu decides to leave the game, stating that it's better for her and in doing so, saves Stephenie from the vote. Janu becomes the 11th contestant to leave Palau.

This week's task is to create a new product for Staples that helps clean up clutter. Despite the ongoing clashing between Craig and Kendra, Magna works together, using a focus group and innovating an existing idea, and creates a rotating caddy for storage. The Staples executives deem their idea better than Networth's "Packrat," an illogical and fairly useless storage desk, earning Magna a reward. For their reward, Magna wins personal time with George and Carolyn at a nice breakfast. Networth, meanwhile, ends up in the boardroom, where Bren admits that he is not a risk taker. Trump immediately sees a flaw and nips it in the bud, firing Bren.

Brass travels to Hollywood, California to try to track down his estranged daughter's friend, meanwhile trying to rekindle some kind of relationship with her.

In the aftermath of the rager, Sandy, Ryan and Seth go undercover to save Trey from jail time. Kirsten and Carter take a trip to wine country for wine sampling, and they become increasingly close. Meanwhile, Caleb returns from his Europe trip and ignores Julie's advances.

When Will convinces Grace to see his therapist, Dr. Georgia Keller, he becomes increasingly jealous when the two women form an instant friendship. Grace and Will begin to compete fiercely for Georgia's attention -- and a place in her upcoming book. Meanwhile, glasses bring Karen to a whole new level of clarity.

Jake faces an unusual challenge when Brooke's ex-boyfriend, a schlubby Midwesterner, appears to reclaim his former girlfriend. Meanwhile, Patrick plans an outrageous stunt on Wall Street.

Jake and Brooke attempt a romantic evening in, but one interruption after the next stands in their way: Jake's client, the less-than-wholesome star of the kids' "Henry Porter" movie series, wreaks havoc in the hotel room next door; Adrian seeks reassurance from major guilt as he and wife Caitlin head off to the wedding of Jake's former fiancee; Patrick tries unsuccessfully to one-up David Blaine with a dangerous ice stunt, and Naomi goes into labor.

Susan, Sam, and Neela treat a woman who has tried to stop her son from being deported by going on a hunger strike. Pratt struggles to find a way to convince a woman with breast cancer to seek treatment. Abby treats two elderly sisters involved in a suspicious mugging. To Weaver's delight, Carter donates $150 million to the hospital's new venture, in exchange for naming rights. After trying to connect with an icy Wendall several times over the course of the day, Carter calls Kem and asks her opinion on The Joshua Carter Center, named after their stillborn son. Morris spends the entire shift finishing-up a report for Lewis, but he keeps screwing it up. While Pratt is learning Spanish he insults a Spanish-speaking woman during childbirth by calling her a whore [Puta] starting a fight with her husband.

TONIGHT: Author of "No god but God," Reza Aslan! Plus, "International Pamphlet."

HOST: Alexander Armstrong TEAMS: Ian Hislop & Jo Caulfield; Paul Merton & Michael Winner