We start off with Lisi joining Ravu and returning from Exile Island. She says it was not as bad as some people thought.
Earl notes that Moto has three old Ravu and three old Moto members, and hopes to bring a former Moto to his side.
At the reward challenge, Ravu finally breaks their losing streak to win a reward challenge. At their reward, Ravu overindulges and a couple of tribemates get sick.
At Moto, Yau-Man discovers the immunity idol and decides to make a fake one to replace the offical Fiji hidden immunity idol.
On Exile Island, Earl sees no reason to get the clue. He deems the island EARL'S ISLAND.
In the immunity challenge, Moto continues their immunity streak and wins the challenge.
At Ravu, the vote becomes likely to go between Rocky and Lisi. At tribal council, in a 4-2 decision, James "Rocky" Reid becomes the second offical man voted out of the game. Rocky will return to be a member of the jury.

The terrified eyes and cryptic words of a murder victim haunt Sara while she processes the house where several showgirls were killed.

After two cops are implicated in a controversial shooting that kills an upstanding black teen and also hurts his drug-dealing cousin, Sebastian is put in charge of the case. To find the answers to his questions, he must use an accusatory approach toward the two officers, but it doesn't take long for Isaac to disapprove of Stark's way of doing things.

OCC boots up their latest custom chopper--a computer-themed creation for the HP Corporation. With the build underway, the OCC crew makes a call to the tattoo artists of Miami Ink to discuss getting some new tattoos.

Nick has an opportunity to get closer to Sam when Sam asks his advice to impress a girl he likes. In doing so, Nick begins to feel like a father and ends up using a technique from his novel to help Sam get the girl. Meanwhile, Phil feels a spark when he meets the pizza delivery girl in unique circumstances. Elsewhere, Janet the Planet worries that Eddie is embarrassed to be with her in public during their first date; and Ikey continues to have an affair with Owen's wife.

Penn & teller explore the reasoning behind Wal-mart protesters. This episode includes trips to rural towns that have just acquired a Wal-mart to show the economic growth and employment improvements as well as to Penn's hometown where a local resident persuaded the town not to get a Wal-mart. They interview a range of people from local nut jobs to politicians who are in favor of jobs (just not Wal-mart's), and unionizers. Lastly they also interview a person who created an anti-Wal-Mart documentary. In this interview they go further in depth with allegations of sweat shops, employee benefits, and employee pay. and of course there are naked women.

Tonight, psychologist Philip Zimbardo promotes his new book, The Lucifer Effect: Understanding How Good People Turn Evil.
Jon begins with a disturbing look at Karl Rove dancing and rapping the night away at the Radio and Television Correspondents' Association dinner. Jon then looks at several cases of internet sabotage of presidential candidate websites in a segment called "Indecision v. 2.008". The Iranian hostage crisis enters its 7th day and Jon has a heart to heart talk with Iran in a segment called "Iranian Hostage Crisis: The Next Generation". Finally, Jon talks with Larry Wilmore, Senior Black Correspondent, about Disney's new movie The Frog Princess, which features an animated black princess for the first time ever in its history.

Tonight Stephen welcomes renouned critic and author of Cultural Amnesia: Necessary Memories from History and the Arts, Clive James.