During a day in the life of Princeton Plainsboro's Dean of Medicine, Dr. Lisa Cuddy, the inner workings of the hospital are seen through her eyes. This day proves to be especially trying as Cuddy wrestles with myriad hospital issues and staff disputes that test her perseverance and skills as an administrator, all while juggling issues in her personal life.

After forgetting to get Ted a blind date on Valentine's Day, Lily and Marshall go after the many discarded girls Barney has dated in order to see if any of them can be Ted's future wife. Meanwhile, Robin is invited to a party by an obnoxious colleague.

Brooke and Julian try to find a balance between their relationship and their work lives as production on the movie begins. Meanwhile, Nathan and Haley have a surprise visitor; Quinn leans on Clay when she receives some unexpected news; Alex sets her sights on Alexander; and Millicent battles her temptation to use.

Chuck encounters a rogue Ring operative who stole a mask and Chuck has to attempt to recruit this operative. What begins as a simple mission quickly turns sour as Chuck realizes he has a personal history with the operative. Meanwhile Devin struggles with keeping Chuck's secret from his wife.

Jake accompanies the four remaining bachelorettes to their hometowns to meet their families. Back in L.A., one of the women visits him in his hotel room to tell him something surprising. Then comes the rose ceremony, at which Jake chooses one to go home.

Reverend Thorne encourages Baber to share his views on the local station and the people of Mercy are so upset by what they hear that Amaar must look for a way to get him off the radio quickly.

Billie invites herself to Zack's high school reunion, but with regrets when she becomes unsure if she can't compete with Zack's hot ex-girlfriend in her pregnant state. Meanwhile, Abby makes a miracle youth juice that she tries to sell at a party that she and Olivia host.

Despite averting the assassination attempt on foreign peacekeeping leader Omar Hassan, Jack Bauer's day intensifies when he is forced to go further undercover to secure the unsecured enriched nuclear materials. As international delegates reconvene at the United Nations, President Taylor's goodwill comes into question and CTU races against time to assist with the mission.

Circa 1920s ''visible'' gas pump designed to allow drivers to see the grade of fuel being pumped into their cars; Mike and Frank visit an opera house built in 1879 that has become home to vintage movie posters.

Everyone bands together to try to stop Samuel from taking the lives of thousands; Peter teams with an unexpected ally to save Emma; H.R.G.'s life hangs in the balance; Hiro comes to grips with decisions he has made.

Chelsea and Charlie's relationship may be destroyed by Charlie's jealousy.

It's an All-Greek baseball game and with the hope of winning more blue ribbon points, the ZBZs partner with the Omega Chi's, puting Capie and Casey in opposite teams. Meanwhile, Rusty is not doing so well as pledge educator of the KTs and everything gets worse when Calvin asks him to spend quality time, getting to know Grant, who previously duct-taped him to a pole. Meanwhile, Evan and Rebecca become more serious but because Rebecca doesn't believe in love, Evan turns to an unlikely source to find the meaning of love.

Ricky suggests he help Amy practice kissing. Meanwhile, Adrian wants to meet Ricky's foster parents.

The girls all attend the prom at Payson's school, and Emily unexpectedly sees Damon there. Meanwhile, Lauren discovers that her dad is dating Chloe; Carter tries to reconnect with Kaylie; and a doctor suggests an experimental procedure for Payson's back.

Lux is suspended from school, leading Cate to try to convince Principal Dugan to let her have a second chance. However, Cate's best intentions may do more harm than actually help Lux. Meanwhile, Baze is upset when Cate and Ryan host a radio show from a bar across the street.

The dolls make it rain when they compete as burlesque dancers at a hot Hollywood nightclub and weather an unexpected twist. RuPaul is joined by guest judges comedienne Kim Coles and international burlesque star Dita Von Teese.

Leonard can only bring one guest on a trip to see CERN's Large Hadron Collider (the world's largest and highest energy particle accelerator) in Switzerland on Valentine's Day.

The CSIs solve the murder of a man who was killed in outer space.

Patty races to prevent a key witness in the Tobin case from leaving the country and Ellen learns a secret about her sister.

When a former major league baseball fan-favorite player is found dead after a trip to Cuba, the investigation, which includes Joe Torre, leads Beckett and Castle to look into the Cuban community. Meanwhile, Alexis' genealogy project forces Castle to look into who his father was.

Anthony explores the diverse life and culinary culture of Hudson Valley and marvels at how it's 60 miles from Manhattan but a world apart from it's New York neighbor.

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Tonight Stephen welcomes the author of Eating Animals, Jonathan Foer.

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In the real world, Ichigo encounters a sword fiend, and he and Hitsugaya fight it, but it retreats. Ukitake and Kyoraku infer that there are at least as many sword fiends as the number of Soul Reapers lost in the war, and plan on stabilizing them to return them to sword form, despite Mayuri's lack of interest. The sword fiend is attacked by a hollow, but manages to absorb it. It overpowers Rangiku when she tries fighting it, but Ichigo comes to fight it, disarming it. The hollow-fused sword fiend fires a Cero at Ichigo, but Hitsugaya manages to destroy it, noting that the sword fiends are more dangerous than he thought.

Penny admits that she had been seeing Scott but denies mishandling the case on the day he is due to have his heart surgery. Penny finds herself having to choose between a relationship with Scott and her career. Jac is determined to prove to Michael that she is the right person for the consultants job. When Oliver lets Jac down she ends up blowing her top at Penny. Dalisha finds out about Oliver and Jac's fling.

Tom and Greg find themselves enslaved with Kevin and loads of others in Mr Smithson's coal mine. The rest of the gang try and find them and follow Billy who is meeting his girlfriend at a motel. Billy insists that he knows nothing and leaves under the pretense of that he will ask questions about them while on his trading route. Kevin is badly hurt when there is an accident in the mine and Greg comes up with a plan to try and escape. The rest of the gang show up determined to rescue Greg and Tom.

Mimi gets a toy boy, Billy the Jockey football team's star striker, but her happiness is short-lived when she discovers her new beau is the not the man she thought he was. So when Billy tries to blackmail Mimi into continuing to see him, she decides to teach him a Maguire life lesson he will never forget.

Shane and Kelly encourage Paddy to get back into the dating game; only to have their proposal rejected. Unperturbed, Shane rallies his brothers together and arranges a night out for Paddy. At the club Paddy's embarrassing 'Saturday Night Fever' dance routine cause his sons to abandon him. Emasculated, he returns home where he finds his own opportunity to make a proposal.

Elsewhere, Frank is temporarily blinded by bootleg vodka. Rejecting doctor's orders to detox, the family take advantage of his blindness and set about turning his vices into virtues. Joe settles in as the new manager of the shop and in an attempt to make more money on the side, makes a deal with Shane.

Brooker examines Tony Blair's role in the Iraq Inquiry and how the relationship between politicians and the media has gradually become less deferential over the decades. Adam Curtis explores how journalists' discovery of corruption amongst elites everywhere beginning with Watergate, as well as the rise of a class of experts, fosters a pervasive, almost Nixonion sense of paranoia amongst the public at large towards politicians, elites, and even their own bodies. Doug Stanhope argues that the media willfully ignores the role of overpopulation in the environmental crisis. Kay Burley's interview with Peter Andre on Sky News is presented as an example of both the media's insensitivity and its frivolity.