Jim is frustrated when Kyle seems to like sci-fi stuff rather than spend time doing sports with his father, so he's forced to attend a convention with Kyle so he could win his son back.

Looking for an alternative to chicken? Host Alton Brown turns to the pork tenderloin as a delicious yet low fat substitute for the ubiquitous bird.

Cheryl pressures Jim into doing charity, but when Jim gets a reward for his work back, she wants him to return the money. Jim decides to spend the money instead and just to make things more complicated, he buys her a gift with it.

The king crab season is down to the wire and skippers are desperate to top off their quotas. It's looking bleak as crews pick through bone-yards of fished out grounds. Some boats dig deep for an end of season sprint, while other boats only scrape by. On the Northwestern, skipper Sig is forced to radio fish in the 11th hour. On the Cornelia Marie, skipper Murray tries to maintain control as simmering crew frustrations boil over. The Time Bandit has already ended their season, but they're contenders to claim the captains' wager. In the end, some men will glory in big pay offs -- while others will be glad just to have survived.

Thanks to the scroll that Nina brought back from Hell, Sam learns the incantation he needs to challenge the Devil to a contest to free his soul. All Sam has to do now is find something he's good at. Meanwhile, Ben's grandmother insists that Nina undergo an exorcism, or he'll be banished from the Gonzalez family forever.

Dr. Jack Gallagher arrives for his new job as Director of Psychiatric Services at Los Angeles Wharton Memorial Hospital, and gains the trust of a delusional patient using a unique method. Meanwhile, this maverick psychiatrist must also earn the confidence from his new colleagues and conservative boss, hospital administrator Nora Skoff, who is also his ex-lover.

The gang head to Arizona to watch some spring training baseball. P.J. writes about the beginning of baseball season in order to keep all her bases loaded, but comes down with a case of writer's block. Meanwhile, Brendan has caught the eye of a player's girlfriend, and a lonely Andy remains back in Chicago.

Tommy goes to see his psychic to find answers as to what happened to his cousin on 9/11, but it's what a fellow firefighter tells him that sends him over the edge. Lou runs into an old friend, hooker turned porn actress Candy. Franco is having second thoughts about joining the fdny boxing team after he finds out his first opponent is a woman. Tommy and Janet try to keep their new "no strings attached" policy quiet. Meanwhile, Sheila thinks of her own plan to win Tommy back; Black Shawn and Colleen try to hide their engagement but when Mike overhears the proposal he wonders if he can keep it from Tommy.

The Alzheimer patient seems to be connected in a mysterious way with Toby's past. Dr.Ray believes that it has to do with the apparently without identity Frank Cardea. On account of his serious dementia Frank can only remember fragment-like parts, but he remembers that Toby's presumed dead mother sent him. Now all Toby needs is to decipher Frank's confused thoughts in order to find out the truth about his past and his mother.

The teams race to feed the hungry hordes.

The two teams have to sell products on television for one hour. One of the candidates from the team which makes the least amount of money is fired by Sir Alan.