The series starts with a dramatic encounter with the Japanese Whaling fleet. The episode then flashes back to the maiden launching and departure of the vessel from homeport three months earlier. Paul Watson and the Sea Shepherds head back down to Antarctica for what promises to be their most intense anti-whaling campaign yet. However, no sooner does the ship leave port than the ship's Gyro breaks and they hit a massive storm the size of Australia

Guests: Actor and comedian D. L. Hughley, Council of Foreign Relations president Richard Haass, novelist Paula Froelich, journalist Jeremy Scahill, Fortune editor Matt Miller

Topics: Obama's visit to the Middle East, terrorism, abortion debate and the murder of Dr. George Tiller, gay marriage, health care reform in the United States

This week Joel talks about the premieres of Web Soup and I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!, blindfolded newlyweds, the after show of the after show of The Hills, and Kendra's new boobs. The 'Clip of the Week' came from The Bachelorette, where one of the contestants shared his foot fetish.

Ash and friends are having lunch when all of a sudden a Luxio comes along and steals all of their food. They follow it into the sewers where they discover a Wailmer that is trapped in the sewer and can't make it back to the ocean.

Robin and Gisborne are forced to listen to stories of their past where the truth about their parents is revealed. As the mystery person reveals who they are Robin and Gisborne realise that their lives will never be the same again.

Helen attempts to stop the destruction of the Earth by traveling back in time to prevent humans from evolving. The team decides to chase Helen but must split up when another anomaly appears.

Jeff is forced to deal with the fact that his marriage is over. Polly finds herself thrown in at the deep end.