Amanda and Marc go out of their ways to contact Gene Simmons, who happens to be Amanda's biological father. Meanwhile, Betty is given a major writing assignment at Mode, but it doesn't go quite as well as she had anticipated. Finally, Daniel unknowingly falls for Wilhelmina's younger sister.

The episode begins with a flashback to the year 2004, where John Casey is involved with a female Russian named Ilsa, who claims she is a photo journalist. Later, in present day, Ilsa returns with a fianc, named Victor Federov. Things get complicated when it is revealed that Ilsa is a French spy.

Chuck finds a bug in the Buy More, which leads Casey and Sarah to take drastic measures to find out whether the truth about Chuck has been discovered. Whilst facing the possibility that he may have to leave his life forever, Chuck loses something very important- the engagement ring for Ellie entrusted to him by Captain Awesome.

This week's task is to sell tickets to eight Broadway shows on the streets of New York. Hydra made the most money selling tickets for the win. The money went to Vincent Pastore's charity. Empresario once again went to the boardroom, where Jennie Finch was fired.

Now finishing up the bike for the troops, OCC's next job is to present it to them.

Daniel Pratt, owner of Toronto Electric & Light, has made his fortune by lighting the city streets with direct current (DC). But now council is considering a new form of electricity called alternating current (AC). So Pratt ? and a team of high-powered supporters ?decides to mount 'dog and pony' shows across the city to prove that AC is a killer. But when Miss Toronto Electric & Light, Alice Howard, is electrocuted in a demonstration gone wrong, it's determined that the switch handle she pulled had been purposely booby-trapped. In a case that's further complicated by bribery, scandal and dirty backroom dealings, Murdoch must find out who killed Alice - and why.

Lisbeth takes over as head of Reveal. James and Katie try to mend their relationship. Karl and Marla break the news of their affair to Wendy.

Tonight, the personal finance editor for CNN and anchor on CNN's Open House, Gerri Willis.



Indecision 2008 ramps up as Jon looks at the media's attempt to make the candidates look angry. Samantha Bee talks with Jon about the media's use of inserting narrative into political candidates and makes him look both angry and sensitive.



Finally, an old segment from October 1, 2007 with John Oliver & Larry Wilmore investigating whether the GOP cares about minority voters.

Tonight Stephen welcomes Harvard law professor Charles Nesson, who want to make online poker legal again.



Also Stephen talks with Mother Jones columnist Debra Dickerson about Bill Clinton's tactics regarding race.