Clark is drawn to the state penitentiary by one of the kryptonian crystals, which Lionel is using to switch bodies with Lex. Clark intervenes and Lionel enters his body instead. While Lionel uses his newfound super-powers to regain his lost fortune and alienate Clark's friends, Clark must convince his parents that he is the "real" Clark and reverse the process, while avoiding murderous convicts.

What could possibly be more chocolaty than chocolate? Join host Alton Brown as for his third journey into the world of chocolate.

Byron narrows the women down to four after a series of dates and a dramatic gossip session between the women.

The TAPS team is called in by the "US Coast Guard" to investigate the "Race Rock Lighthouse" located in "Long Island Sound". This lighthouse has been renovated, to the point of being almost completely automated by itself so that their wouldn't any need to have a local resident living their, But still their are frequent maintenance and inspection to be done in the lighthouse, and so the Coast Guard officers must go and do their jobs their. These officers have reported several times of strange unexpected behavior in this lighthouse, that have caused them to be afraid of even going to the lighthouse, let alone work in it. The leading officers in the coast guard wants to disprove this haunting for obvious reasons.

During the investigation, the team records several flying orbs and a weird fogy mist, which could indicate a haunting. but their was some problems as to what time they recorded these events. Also Andy follows an Electro Magnetic Field (or also known as EMF) reading that seems to be moving on a vertical motion on a stairway; it was suggested that the old caretaker of the lighthouse before it was renovated use to go in the same motion as the recorded phenomena. In a related incident, TAPS ables to record a chair spontaneously moving by itself in a very short distance, with know one in the room at the time. This investigation was granted as being haunted or at least having some paranormal activity in it.

With bombs falling on terrorist training camps in Syria, Palestine and Israel continue to talk about a resolution to the conflict. Bartlet and Leo continue to clash over the settlement, leaving the two to realize their irreconcilable differences. Meanwhile, Josh returns to Washington and begins questioning Leo's well-being.

Tyra invites plus-size supermodel Kate Dillion and a nutritionist over to the loft to discuss with the girls about healthy eating and positive body image.

The next morning, the girls are taken to an obstacle course and later are told to climb up 14 flights of stairs. The photoshoot is for an energy drink, and the girls have to jump on a trampoline.

In an attempt to go to Las Vegas for a weekend with the guys, Doug begins to build up credit by taking Carrie to a spa. Meanwhile, after hearing about Las Vegas, Arthur trains Spence on how to count cards, before visiting a small casino, being held for orphans.

On the very night that he wins a D.J. competition, DJ Banner is found dead in an alleyway outside the club where the contest is being run. Mac and Flack investigate not only the club but also Banner's primary competition.



Meanwhile, Stella and Danny investigate the death of fashion designer Deborah Gayle, found face-down in the pool in her apartment by her unconcerned assistant. Surprisingly, she drowned because she couldn't swim, due to blowfish poisoning.

A plastic surgeon's greed and narcissism contribute to his failure to care for a patient and this ultimately results in her death. Branch insists that McCoy prosecute him for criminally negligent homicide, rather than leave the matter to the civil courts, after an investigation reveals several instances of the doctor's inattention to patient care.

Walt and the others are shocked when Michael is brutally beaten, but only the non-English-speaking Jin and Sun know the truth behind the attack. Meanwhile Kate, Jack, Sawyer and Sayid argue about where the survivors should camp -- on the beach, where they're more likely to be seen, or in a remote inland valley where fresh water abounds; and Locke discovers Charlie's secret.

Kyle and Cartman are fighting about who would make a better school mascot, now that the South Park Cows are considered offensive by PETA. Kyle thinks it should be a Giant Douche, while Cartman believes it should be a Turd Sandwich. Stan on the other hand, could care less, and refuses to participate in the vote.

TONIGHT: Rev. Jesse Jackson. Plus, Lewis' "Back In Black"!

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A report on the progressive reduction in the amount of sunlight reaching the Earth. This phenomenon, known as `global dimming', may already have contributed to the deaths of hundreds of thousands. Scientists believe they can remedy the situation, but it may have repercussions worse than the original problem.