The remaining teams continue on the fifth leg of The Amazing Race.

Emma does not believe in Henry's stories, and she brings him back to Storybrooke, where she is captivated by an unusual boy. Concerned for the boy, she decides to stay for a while, but soon discovers that Storybrooke is more than a simple town. It's a place where magic has been forgotten, but it's still there, where fairytale characters come alive, even though if they do not remember who they once were, and the Evil Queen, is now Henry's foster mother. An epic battle is beginning, and for the good side to win, Emma will have to accept her destiny and fight for it.

After the untimely death of Dexter Laine, there's only one thing left for Fitz to do - find a way to profit from his hero's demise. Little does he know, Dex's dismembered feet will help solve the mystery of Dot Foxly once and for all.

The wives open up about their attempts to lose weight, and later, they head to the gym for a body-fat analysis.

Susan is mortified but tries her best to comply when her art teacher asks the students to show up to class in the nude in order to help them create from a point of honesty. In the meantime, Bree serves up some delicious, homemade soup for the homeless at the local shelter, but ends up enticing the local hipsters and pushing out those in need.

Much to his own surprise, an emergency with Harrison and a new tableau from Gellar and Travis has Dexter leaning on Brother Sam and an unexpected winged messenger for support as he questions the idea of faith; with proof of a religiously motivated killer, Homicide hunts for a zealot, with Debra giving her first official press conference.

When Alicia's key witness commits suicide, she must turn to the only person whose testimony can salvage her case: Colin Sweeney. Meanwhile, Eli makes big moves on Peter's behalf.

After a dispute with his enemies, Nucky brings in a surprise guest speaker at a Memorial Day dedication for war veterans. Running out of options, Eli questions his allegiances, but it ends up sending him deeper into the hole. Nucky hires a new lawyer.

Kirkman and Brian Posehn discuss The Walking Dead episode, "Bloodletting".

Horatio protects a Mexican police chief from the mysterious assassin who killed her husband.

Team Dominator takes the day off, but when Team TIV scores a victory in Reed's own backyard, Reed vows to chase with a vengeance. Meanwhile, tensions within Team Twistex continue to rise as Tim grows more cautious while chasing storms in Kansas.

Charlie gives Tanya advice about how to handle Lydia; Jessica finds a kindred spirit in Matt; Sandee's demands for Lenore become more extravagant; Ray and Tanya hatch a plan to rid themselves of a troublesome client.

Coming to the aid of another, Rick discovers a possible safe haven. Shane must go on a dangerous mission to get badly needed medical supplies.

The Pan Am crew rolls the dice in more ways than one in glamorous Monte Carlo: Kate and Maggie square off for the attentions of a handsome passenger, but things get more complicated when Kate learns the sexy stranger is involved in her next covert mission.

Don is worried about his wife's decision to hire local convicts to work in her bakery and what consequences they could possibly pose for the family. Abby and Lina have to figure out what went wrong with a hazing at a recruitment academy in Chicago.

The political powers that be make big plans for national hero Brody, but his increasingly erratic behavior threatens his media darling status; Carrie grows desperate for evidence linking Brody with Abu Nazir, as Saul directs her to focus on Nazir's money trail.

Ben learns startling news about Rachel's romantic life at an out-of-town wedding, where Kaplan frets over his best-man speech. Meanwhile, Cam pitches a CRISP photo shoot to Lulu's dad; and Rene is up to his old tricks to raise money for his new business.

Don may find his past cases investigated after his former partner Paul, becomes a suspect in the death and his wife. Abby and Lina look into why she mysteriously died.

Potato-chip cops dispense justice; a magical zebra assists a man; Green Lantern finds a new place for his ring; and a bloopers host offers a peek into his life.

A father, son and daughter-in-law pit their wits against three members of an executive council trade union group in the third of the quarter-finals. They compete to draw together the connections between things which, at first glance, seem utterly random, from Little Venice to Silver to Christopher Columbus to The Equator.

Bert Large's restaurant business is in serious financial trouble and he is also being chased by loan sharks Alastair Tonken and his son Norman. Al is not happy with his father for losing all their money. Bert thinks Al is to blame for spending too much time working for Ruth. After Ruth gives Al £800 to pay for the fencing on the farm he ends up deciding to use the money to pay back the some of the loan. Bert and Al decide to enlist the help of Joe Penhale but he informs them there is nothing he can do to help. After a row breaks out, Joe tells the loan sharks to leave the village and never come back. Eleanor comes up with a plan to improve custom at the restaurant. Louisa insists that Eleanor sees Martin after she feels unwell. Martin is planning to leave the village for good in a week's time to resume his career as a surgeon, leaving Louisa and their son behind.

The threesome attend their first antenatal class, and Alice and Richie experience serious doubts about their suitability as future parents.

Team captains Noel Fielding and Phill Jupitus and guest host Adam Buxton are joined by Radio 1 DJ Reggie Yates, American stand-up Margaret Cho, magician Dynamo, and soul singer Beverley Knight.

A zombie outbreak overtakes the Land of Ooo, and Princess Bubblegum is to blame.