A relay race puts both teams to the test, with a sunny reward on the line. To up the stakes, the losing team faces a top-to-bottom complete restaurant cleaning. At the evening's dinner service, the teams are required to serve items from menus that they each created. One chef is called out for serving a disgusting extra ingredient in the food - their own sweat. Chef Ramsay makes an unprecedented move at the evening's elimination.

Curtis Frank must answer 21 increasingly personal questions truthfully in front of his family and friends to win the grand prize of $500,000. Mark Walberg hosts.

Jim anxiously awaits for the moment when Cheryl is off bedrest so she'd take over all the chores, but Dana urges him to let Cheryl rest until she goes into labor. After meeting Cheryl's gynecologist, Jim learns that Cheryl was already allowed to be more active, but she didn't tell him.

The Devil himself visits Jim to remind him of the deal they made years ago, when Jim promised to give away his fifth child if the Devil helped him win over Cheryl.

As the king crab season comes to an end, a totally exhausted crew fills the Northwestern's crab tanks to the brim. Cornelia Marie has a blackout. North American does a "Hail Mary". Wizard and Time Bandit race for the "String of the Week" prize.

Tonight, journalist and author of Jon Stewart concludes the show with his interview of Matt Taibbi, author of The Great Derangement: A Terrifying True Story of War, Politics, and Religion at the Twilight of the American Empire.



Jon begins the show looking at President Bush's awesome overuse of the word awesome.



Next, the Clinton's once played the blame game against the vast right-wing conspiracy and now have begun to sing a different tune, blaming the left-wing conspiracy of the media for her losses in a segment entitled "The War on the Clintons: The Great Delegate, Superdelegate and Popular Vote Robbery". Senior Political Correspondent John Oliver reports from Puerto Rico on Hillary's vow to continue fighting no matter what.



Finally, Rob Riggle talks about his journey with the press pool following Barack Obama around the country in a segment called "The Spiels on the Bus".

Tonight Stephen welcomes theoretical physicist and co-founder of the World Science Fair, Brian Greene



Also, Stephen talks to the president of the Family Research Council and author of Personal Faith, Public Policy, Tony Perkins.

3rd Squad's Captain Amagai Suusuke wants to start a training exercise with all the 13 Squads. Vice-captain Kira and 3rd seat Kifune fall in a pit were there are a lot of Hollows and Kifune shows his true colors to Kira when Kifune tries to kill a Hollow along with a fellow Death god. Lurichiyo comes back to Soul Society alone.

Ant and Dec present the third of the live semi finals as the acts battle to try and gain a place in the live final. At the end of the show Ant and Dec announce that George Sampson has gained the most amount of public votes and has made it through to the final. Charlie Green and Strike then learn they have the next most amount of votes. The judges then decide to put Strike through to the final.

The final 6 candidates face their penultimate challenge. They are given a choice of cars which they have to try and rent out to members of the public.