The final stop in this round of auditions is Milwaukee, WI. Judges Nigel Lythgoe and Mary Murphy are joined by choreographers Napolean and Tabitha.

(Case #1: Cape Cod, Massachusetts - Colonial House Inn)
The TAPS team investigates the historic Colonial House Inn located in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Built in 1730 by a sea captain named Josiah Ryder, this inn has been reportedly plagued by paranormal activities such as people reportedly hearing a crying man & children's laughter where there are none, shadowy figures, ghostly figures of an elderly woman & man, and also feelings of paranoia .

(Case #2: Moss Beach, California - Moss Beach Distillery)
Later, on the second investigation of the episode, TAPS travels to Moss Beach, California to investigate inside a Distillery known as Moss Beach Distillery. According legend, the distillery is haunted by a ghost of an old woman known as the "Blue Lady". Eyewitness have reported that objects have move by themselves and accredits this to Blue Lady after other witness have seen her apparition roaming inside the distillery.

To celebrate completing her book, Marin takes a spa trip to Anchorage where she surprises a friend's husband with another woman. Patrick returns to Elmo after his memory returns, and is surprised to learn a few things have changed while he was gone.

Want to know how to make a woman happy? Carlos has some suggestions, if you dare. A gay man is a small town is honored in a Carlos way.

Claretha blows a gasket when her car is stolen. Meanwhile, Calvin babysits Miranda's nephew, whose outwardly innocent disposition belies a mean spirit.

Jazmine gets into trouble for saying h*** with her aunt Ella at home and at school then Ella wonders where did she get that kind of language from and discovers that Curtis is the one using profanity. Later Curtis and Jazmine end up writing "I will not use profanity anymore" 500 times. Then Ella uses profanity and Curtis made her write.

Malik reluctantly goes on his first camping trip. Jazmine is upset she's not allowed to go, but lightens up when she finds out she'll get to have a girls night in.

There are four chefs and only three spots for the final round, and the contestants know it as they travel to Puerto Rico for the next two challenges.



Guest Judge - Wilo Benet



QuickFire Challenge: Make Two Frituras featuring Plantains



Elimination Challenge: Use a Whole Pig to create Dishes for a Governor's Mansion Event



Round Thirteen

Jeremy tries to sabotage one fighter's dream as the last quarterfinal fights get underway. After Tim fights Dan, and Cale takes on CB, Dana sets up the semifinal matchups.

Coming Soon...

Curtis and Ella get set to attend a college reunion---only to discover an ex-flame authored a candid book about collegiate "sextracurricular" activities. Meanwhile, CJ faces the challenge of caring for the children by himself.

Tonight, Barbara Walters tells all about her new book Audition: A Memoir.



Jon begins the show reporting on history in the making as Barack Obama becomes the presumptive nominee as the Democratic primary's come to a close. Jon brings Abraham Lincoln back from the past to get his reaction to this historic event. Also, Hillary did not choose to concede last night and spent the better half of her speech talking about herself. Next, Jon looks at Obama's victory speech and John McCain's unremarkable "change" speech. Finally, Aasif Mandvi attends a Clinton rally in a segment called "If At First You Don't Concede".

Tonight Stephen welcomes Salman Rushdie, author of The Enchantress of Florence.



Also, Stephen talks with Oklahoma Representative and Libertarian Presidential candidate, Bob Barr.

Graham Norton presents celebrity chat, eccentric stories and characters. The guests are Susan Sarandon and Jon Culshaw with music from The Feeling.