Tommy must help settle a garbage strike. Michael tries to recruit for his crew. Eileen's boyfriend misses their time together.

James, as Head of Household must nominate two of the houseguests; also a food competition will take place to decide which group of houseguests will be eating BB Slop or regular food for the next week.

Tom and Diana are drugged with a hallucinogen, created by a 4400, that causes them to confront significant people from their pasts.

Bullock's proposal carries the day during a meeting held at the Gem to discuss the Hearst conundrum; Aunt Lou fears for Odell's well-being after his latest gambit; Fields is skeptical of Steve's offer to remain in camp; Cochran finds other uses for a tailor's swatches; Chesterton's illness postpones Langrishe's theater plans.

Quinn's investigation of his brother's blackmail scheme brings him face to face with a dangerous biker and lands him in jail. After Ryan bails him out, Quinn accuses him of hiding information about Beck's blackmail deal and Ryan reveals a shocking story about Beck and a hit and run accident.

A.J. embarrasses his father in front of potential investors and finds himself suddenly living on the streets.

Ethan enlists a reporter, Adam Lawson, to do a profile article on his late son, hoping to expose Varland's exploitation of Beck, unaware of the reporter's history and feelings for Jen.

Johnny happens to encounter a man named Boyd, which causes Boyd to play winning lotto numbers. A year later Boyd's life has been completely ruined and he's convinced that it's all Johnny's fault. Boyd pays Johnny a visit at his house and holds him at gunpoint, wanting Johnny to make everything better again. Johnny must now save his own life, along with saving Boyd's life too, as Johnny later on has visions of Boyd being killed.

Eric starts falling for the wrong girl after his threesome. Ari and Terrance come to an agency settlement. Vince is to be auctioned off at Sloan's charity function.

Camping-trip chaos is in store as the gals experience nature with the kids.

Carlos features the Stereotype Olympics by gathering unsuspecting athletes. We also get a sneak peek at the Mind of Mencia version of Pirates of the Caribbean.

Angela is a bridesmaid at the wedding of her closest friend from college, but has to keep leaving to investigate death threats to a well-known news anchor. Meanwhile, Angela asks Dozer to track down her ne'er-do-well younger brother.

Lucy (who has previously been largely ignored) develops obnoxious behavior. Kim and Louie are at odds as to how to handle it.

When a lonely deputy dies, the Reno Sheriff's Department inherits his beautiful jet ski. A life-and-death, deputy-versus-deputy battle for its possession ensues.

Tom Ford takes the new Ferrari 599 for a spin in the Alps to test its long-distance cruising abilities, while Tiff Needell compares two of his favourite supercars - the McLaren FG1 and Enzo Ferrari. Jason Plato gets a lesson in aerobatics from stunt pilot Will Curtis, and Jon Bentley examines a new safety device for motorcyclists.

Harry, still devastated by the tragedy he witnessed, investigates the apparent suicide of a high-profile footballer - and discovers a link to the hit-and-run case. Leo is called in when a tramp is found dead on a night bus, and Nikki looks into an office prank that proved fatal.