At the beginning of the episode, 2 dancers from last week are cut. At that point, the competition continues in the same format as last week, except the females pick the partner and the males pick the style.

This week, Mia is replaced by Mary as a judge (Mia has the chance to choreograph instead). Nigel, Brian and Dan are still judges.

The 14 dancers complete round 1 in the following pairs: Snow and Jamile (Quick Step), Destini and Blake (Lyrical Jazz), Melody and Craig (Hip Hop), Michelle and Nick (Quick Step), Ashle and Artem (Lyrical Jazz), Kamilah and Allan (Hip Hop) and Melissa and Ryan (Salsa). Everyone was amazed at the number of pairs that were re-united from last week.

In round 2, the couples put up for elimination danced as individuals and the audience voting was opened.

After years of applying, AB is finally getting a shot to join the prestigious Institute for the Preservation of Culinary Heritage and Authenticity. All he has to do to get in is prepare a dessert for a special dinner.

on this episode, The TAPS team goes to investigates eerie goings-on at a Connecticut firehouse and tries to debunk an alleged haunting at a community theater. Also: an employee needs a sabbatical.

After a mission, Smoke is implicated in the death of a civilian. The unit's reporter disappears when he suggests that the civilian's death was set up by an Iraqi. Meanwhile, Smoke's mother's condition worsens after she hears of his situation and Bo begins to walk with his new prosthetic leg.

Carlos hosts the first "Dee Dee Dee" Awards, and with the power of freedom of speech let's anyone say anything.

TONIGHT: Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi talks about his new book: "Herding Cats, A Life in Politics". Plus, Samantha Bee investigates "Ousted Councilmen."