Hyde and Angie are forced to work together to open up a music store.

Past Idols sing songs from their new solo album releases as well as holiday classics.

Byron and the two remaining women bring their parents to the villa to meet. The final two dates take place. Byron chooses his ultimate bachelorette.

After a U.S. peacekeeping compound is attacked, resulting in several American soldiers being fatally wounded, the White House struggles to contain the story when a soldier speaks out against the mission. Meanwhile, Congressman Santos attaches a patients' bill of rights to a Republican bill, setting up a strategy to add Democratic elements to a Republican agenda; Leo faces off with his nurse; and Charlie starts his job at the White House.

A recap of the previous episodes of the season, this episode highlights the memorable moments and never-before-seen clips.

Among the moments never-before-seen include Cassie telling her mother she used to be a stripper, Ann and Eva doing Janice impersonations, and Yaya screaming at the girls because they're being too loud.

Byron appears for the first time in public with the woman who captured his heart. He'll also face the woman whom he left heartbroken.

Doug's position as the "Funny Guy" is threatened, when IPS' new employee wins over the workforce with his impersonations. Meanwhile, an assistant is hired to work for Carrie, and ends up performing more work than expected.

Danny and Mac investigate after a briefcase belonging to Luke Sutton is found left in the NYMEX with a bloody note inside. Their investigation into Sutton's activities lead them to Nick Lawson, whom Sutton had been investigating for illegal trades, but who swears he had nothing to do with his disappearance. Stella and Flack investigate the death of Trina Rolston, a young pregnant woman who fell to her death from the roof of a church. With Hawkes' help, Stella realises that the body was thrown off the roof to mask the true cause of death. The detectives soon realise that their two cases are connected.

When the investigation into the contract killing of a jeweler uncovers his plan to roll over on his Russian mob connections to a federal prosecutor, as well as an unhappy wife whom he refused to divorce, McCoy must determine who financed the hit.