The squad investigates when an amateur drag race turns deadly; Jane turns to Lt. Martinez for help, and he seems to be thwarting her investigation.

Josh skirmishes with a conservative senator (Tom Skerritt) over a backlog of military promotions; the new vice president (Gary Cole) makes a flattering offer to Will; CJ's unscripted statements anger Leo.

Bartlet flies to Oklahoma to lend support to tornado victims, while Leo contends with crises that need the president's immediate attention; Josh lands in the dog house after a miscalculation costs the Democrats dearly.

Chuck must save Ellie's life and her wedding from being ruined by Ted Roark (Chevy Chase) and Fulcrum.

A dentist from Kiev hopes for an extended stay in the U.S. after fleeing war in her home country; at the Detroit Border, a case of mistaken identity causes alarm; in Chicago, a metaphysical healer wishes a CBP officer good vibes.

A dentist from Kiev hopes for an extended stay in the U.S. after fleeing war in her home country; a traveler headed to Vegas points to a friend as the source of the extra cash he's carrying.

A Canadian landscaper forgets to tell CBP about his imminent flight; a trucker's day goes sideways when he makes a wrong turn and ends up at the border; at Chicago O'Hare a traveler is irate when he's taken to secondary.

A traveler with bags full of counterfeit merchandise isn't bothered by CBP's probing questions; a woman crossing the border finds herself in a salty situation; a journalist hoping to visit the US on vacation is interviewed about his work prospects.

Two women returning from a tropical vacation are questioned; at JFK cargo facility, a bounty of gold jewelry is apprehended when the manifesto seems to sell its value short; Bailey the dog has a big day.

A traveler headed to Vegas rolls the dice on getting into the US for a vacation; a family emigrating from Vietnam hope their enthusiasm translates; at JFK cargo facility, boxes of pancake mix fall flat.

Alex and Jeremy try to solve a child's mystery illness; Charlie treats an actor; Maggie reaps the rewards of compassionate medicine.

Charlie decides to go a day without using his special abilities; Alex organizes a trip to Dana's cabin; Zach takes control of a life and death situation involving Dawn's college roommate.

Haven falls into a deep sleep; Audrey must work with the only other person awake in town; more questions arise about the Bolt Gun Killer.

Gerry fills in for an absent phys-ed teacher; Robert wants everything in order before a journalist comes to write about the school.

Gerry helps Bobbi's self-defense class; Lisa's lunch causes an uproar; Leung receives some mysterious packages.

Mike discovers a dinosaur bone in the quarry at work; Brick decides to run for school historian.

Frankie vows to stop yelling at the kids if they start following through on their schoolwork and chores; Mike takes a night job as a driver delivering snack cakes.

Angie's parents visit for Christmas and continue to make George feel like he is not good enough for their daughter.

Benny's bathroom is falling apart, and Angie tries to convince George that if he fixes it up for her, she'll be grateful to him for once in his life.

Peggy's boyfriend asks Mike about the future of his relationship with Molly.

Following their engagement, Molly is anxious to start planning the wedding while Mike wants to go fishing with his friends.

Jake writes love songs to woo his ex-girlfriend; Herb and Alan hide their secret friendship from Judith.

Charlie undergoes a colonoscopy to avoid a trip to see Chelsea's bigoted parents, but he finds them in his living room when he returns home.

A bar fight lands Alan in jail; Charlie worries that Chelsea is interested in the lawyer who takes Alan's case.

When Charlie's jealousy threatens his relationship with Chelsea, he turns to Alan for help in becoming a better person; will he be able to pull it off?

Drew (Drew Carey) takes initiative to save his co-workers' jobs when the owners threaten to close the store. Hal Linden guest stars.

Drew begs for Sharon's forgiveness after excerpts from his diary end up on the company's computer network.

Chuck flunks out of spy school and loses Sarah; Morgan tries to help Chuck get over Sarah; Chuck tries to talk to Sarah about their relationship.

A mock trial advisor dies during a competition; Jane is concerned that Angela may be hiding financial issues; Tommy hires a lawyer to settle his claim against the Storrow Center.

The squad tries to solve a homicide case that is muddied by conflicting evidence; Maura must decide if she is going to take in her recently paroled grandfather; Jane and Casey must decide between their careers and their relationship.

Toby dispatches former Supreme Court clerk Joe Quincy (Matthew Perry) to check on the condition of the stricken chief justice; the president focuses on a crucial national television interview.

The president engages in a war of wills with the House speaker (Steven Culp), resulting in a government shutdown; Bartlet seeks to end the fiscal crisis by challenging Republicans in the halls of the Capitol.

Chuck flunks out of spy school and loses Sarah; Morgan tries to help Chuck get over Sarah; Chuck tries to talk to Sarah about their relationship.

A mock trial advisor dies during a competition; Jane is concerned that Angela may be hiding financial issues; Tommy hires a lawyer to settle his claim against the Storrow Center.

The squad tries to solve a homicide case that is muddied by conflicting evidence; Maura must decide if she is going to take in her recently paroled grandfather; Jane and Casey must decide between their careers and their relationship.

Toby dispatches former Supreme Court clerk Joe Quincy (Matthew Perry) to check on the condition of the stricken chief justice; the president focuses on a crucial national television interview.

The president engages in a war of wills with the House speaker (Steven Culp), resulting in a government shutdown; Bartlet seeks to end the fiscal crisis by challenging Republicans in the halls of the Capitol.

Chuck flunks out of spy school and loses Sarah; Morgan tries to help Chuck get over Sarah; Chuck tries to talk to Sarah about their relationship.

A man from Mexico is questioned when it is indicated his vacation plans may include a work component; at JFK cargo facility a shipment of live moth pupas is put under the microscope; in San Francisco, an angry traveler points a finger at CBP.

A couple and their girlfriend, with a loaded weapon on board, reach the border by mistake; in San Francisco, a man wandering aimlessly around the airport after his flight arrives is questioned about the contents of his luggage.

Officers question a man from Texas who arrives with his hunting equipment.

A Dutch woman with a lot of luggage claims she's on a four-day holiday; a Chinese parcel contains a shocking surprise; actor Corey Feldman shows up.

An angry businessman hides the real reason for his hostility; officers try to process some unusual Mexican migrants.

Officers drill an American oil worker with a shady past; a British traveler's proposed reunion with a girlfriend could be cut short.

Alex and Cassie try to free a young woman from her abusive partner; a patient's pacemaker malfunctions.

Kristine suffers a stroke, which impacts her memory; Alex and Charlie team up to bring her peace.

Nathan and Duke try to help Audrey search for a troubled killer after a string of murders take place at the Haven High school.

Gerry uses his interview at a rival school to try to get the phys-ed job; Robert believes an elaborate musical number will prove he has what it takes.

Gerry gets a chance to coach the varsity basketball team; Trudy gives Lisa a controversial gift; Dwyer suffers a bad day.

Frankie and Mike try to plan a quiet, romantic Valentine's Day without the kids.

Mike helps Brick train for a regional spelling bee; Sue's birthday is forgotten.

Benny tries to reconcile with her dying brother in hopes of getting his Super Bowl tickets; George has trouble dealing with death.

George gives Angie a disappointing Valentine's Day gift, triggering a flashback to high school in the 1980s when he painted a mural for her.

Peggy gets a big surprise when she celebrates her boyfriend's birthday.

Mike tries to adjust after he gives up his bachelor pad and moves in with Molly and her family.

Charlie returns from Las Vegas with the woman he married there, who is not Chelsea; Chelsea's dad arrives in town on a visit with his boyfriend.

Charlie and Chelsea get together for one night, despite having ended their relationship; Charlie struggles to accept it as a one time thing.

Charlie has a return engagement with Gail (Tricia Helfer), Chelsea's best friend; Alan has a surprising effect on a female patient.

Jake's new friend, Eldridge, is a bad influence; Alan likes Eldridge's attractive mother (Courtney Thorne-Smith).

Drew (Drew Carey) and his friends try to sneak into the Browns' stadium when their attempts to get tickets fail.

Oswald and Lewis' plan to sell Buzz Beer via the Internet backfires, which gets Kate and Drew into trouble.

Carina returns with a fiancé and a new mission; Chuck tries to talk to Sarah about their relationship; Morgan gets himself in trouble by lying to Jeff and Lester.

A kidnapper dressed as a clown re-emerges after 20 years; Jane's relationship with Casey grows more serious; Maura inadvertently gets in the middle of another relationship.

A musician is stabbed in a bar; the squad realizes that the stabbing victim had something to hide; Jane's father returns with shocking news.

News of relief workers jailed in northern Sudan oppresses the holiday spirit at the tree-lighting ceremony; the president welcomes his three daughters; Toby tries to keep the administration out of a debate over doctor-assisted suicide.

En route to a funeral, Bartlet discusses the burdens of office with a former president (James Cromwell) and the House speaker (John Goodman); a congresswoman demands the return of her state's Bill of Rights, stolen by a Union soldier.

Carina returns with a fiancé and a new mission; Chuck tries to talk to Sarah about their relationship; Morgan gets himself in trouble by lying to Jeff and Lester.

A kidnapper dressed as a clown re-emerges after 20 years; Jane's relationship with Casey grows more serious; Maura inadvertently gets in the middle of another relationship.

A musician is stabbed in a bar; the squad realizes that the stabbing victim had something to hide; Jane's father returns with shocking news.

News of relief workers jailed in northern Sudan oppresses the holiday spirit at the tree-lighting ceremony; the president welcomes his three daughters; Toby tries to keep the administration out of a debate over doctor-assisted suicide.

En route to a funeral, Bartlet discusses the burdens of office with a former president (James Cromwell) and the House speaker (John Goodman); a congresswoman demands the return of her state's Bill of Rights, stolen by a Union soldier.

Carina returns with a fiancé and a new mission; Chuck tries to talk to Sarah about their relationship; Morgan gets himself in trouble by lying to Jeff and Lester.

A sloshed snowboarder causes trouble at the airport; a pair of packages add up to a deadly surprise.

A bad-tempered drill worker returning home from Japan goes one step too far with officers; a Californian woman hides something in her child's stroller.

A Korean bride-to-be tries to enter Canada as a tourist; the Marine Enforcement Team tackles a massive Japanese freighter carrying an illegal passenger.

Officers suspect an IT consultant has arrived for more than just a holiday; a surfer returns from Southeast Asia with a strange souvenir.

The Inland Enforcement Team track down an alleged German sex offender; a detector dog sniffs out trouble in an unclaimed suitcase from Dubai.

A Canadian wanted in Alberta is stopped en route to Ecuador; a parcel of baby food contains surprising ingredients.

Alex and Shahir struggle to save Charlie's life.

While searching for Charlie, Alex finds a caterer who was caught in the crossfire; Grace's mother asks for a priest; Dana consults with Cassie about a male stripper.

Audrey, Nathan and Duke face off against the Bolt Gun Killer.

The staff is in rough shape at the morning assembly, where the identity of the new librarian is finally revealed to the school.

Gerry gets involved in the student council election; Robert tries to end a smear campaign; Lisa doesn't get along with the school's librarian.

Axl is heartbroken when his girlfriend (Alexa Vega) breaks up with him; Sue and Brick watch a scary movie.

Frankie worries about her job when a motivational consultant (Amy Sedaris) is asked to speak to the sales staff; Mike gives advice to Sue's ex-boyfriend and helps Brick with a school project.

Carmen's boyfriend spreads nasty rumors about her after she breaks up with him; George has a score to settle with a school counselor (guest star Steven R. Schirripa).

George learns he has a half brother (Lou Diamond Phillips) when he tries to take out a loan for Carmen's private school.

Molly wants to save money for their wedding, but Mike is tempted into buying Vince's car.

Mike inadvertently adds fuel to the fire when Molly has an argument with her family.

Alan tries for an intimate night at a hotel with his new girlfriend; Charlie tries his own approach to get the "girlfriend experience.".

Alan and Jake head out on a road trip; Charlie is shocked to find himself haunted by the ghosts of his ex-girlfriends.

After Charlie's license is suspended, Jake becomes his driver; Alan plans to go to Chelsea's birthday party.

Jake goes to live with Judith and Herb after learning that Alan has been dating Eldridge's mom; Charlie decides to cut back on his drinking.

Drew (Drew Carey) reluctantly attends his high-school reunion; Lewis (Ryan Stiles) manages to get Bo Derek to be his date.

Drew (Drew Carey) worries about passing the physical exam at work; Doreen (Debbie Lee Carrington) still wishes to be like Mimi (Kathy Kinney).

Chuck must protect a visiting dictator from an assassination threat; Awesome is excited about the idea of being a spy.

When a food truck chef dies suddenly, all signs point to poisoning; Tommy announces some big plans; Maura's birth mother tries to make amends with her daughter.

A senator's daughter is found murdered; Tommy begins to slip back into old habits; Jane reveals some shocking news.

Bartlet ponders a lengthy list of prisoners eligible for a presidential pardon; Charlie shares insider tidbits with an attractive woman (Gabrielle Union); Toby joins a pollster (Marlee Matlin) on a tour of Middle America.

President Bartlet sanctions Toby's hush-hush mission to reform Social Security, then backpedals when details are leaked to the press; female staffers complain to Josh about a new co-worker.

Chuck must protect a visiting dictator from an assassination threat; Awesome is excited about the idea of being a spy.

When a food truck chef dies suddenly, all signs point to poisoning; Tommy announces some big plans; Maura's birth mother tries to make amends with her daughter.

A senator's daughter is found murdered; Tommy begins to slip back into old habits; Jane reveals some shocking news.

Bartlet ponders a lengthy list of prisoners eligible for a presidential pardon; Charlie shares insider tidbits with an attractive woman (Gabrielle Union); Toby joins a pollster (Marlee Matlin) on a tour of Middle America.

President Bartlet sanctions Toby's hush-hush mission to reform Social Security, then backpedals when details are leaked to the press; female staffers complain to Josh about a new co-worker.

Chuck must protect a visiting dictator from an assassination threat; Awesome is excited about the idea of being a spy.

A Russian dissident's complicated past raises questions for officers; a Korean tourist's resume and school diplomas raise eyebrows.

The Inland Enforcement Unit tracks a pair of Honduran drug runners; an American tourist seems to have already put down roots in Canada.

Trouble looms for a young Asian woman carrying someone else's bag, and a pair of Canadians return from a concert in California with more than a T-shirt.

A street performer is caught in the middle of an escape act; a cheeky bus passenger answers questions about his mischievous past.

A distinctive bag has officers seeing double; a photographer misses the big picture; a heavily-modified truck causes concern.

A traveler's textbooks teach him an unexpected lesson; a tourist hits a snag instead of the slopes; officers inspect a shipment of cosmetics.

Alex and Charlie are confused about their relationship; Alex and Maggie disagree about a car crash survivor; Dana is forced to treat an injured motorcyclist; Zach bothers Maggie about dating.

Alex makes a promise to a young girl on her birthday; Maggie organizes a surprise party for Alex; Cassie is forced to confront her fear of infectious diseases.

Duke is ejected from the barn and rescued by a young woman; Audrey is missing, and the Troubles are worse than ever.

Callaghan's daughter is in town visiting and after seeing her old graduation photo, Gerry wants to take her out on a date; Bobbi leads a photo shoot for Xavier's campaign.

Gerry has a hard time accepting a former student as an adult; Robert tries too hard to connect with a student; Bobbi tries to prove her femininity to Malik.

Mike receives tickets to a basketball game that falls on the day of the funeral of Frankie's uncle; Brick tries to avoid a birthday party.

Mike and Frankie decide to cut unnecessary expenses, including their cable TV; Brick and his fellow socially challenged friends are forced to socialize during recess.

Angie's sister (guest star Jacqueline Obradors) makes a pass at George. Emiliano Diez also guest stars.

George has a crisis of conscience when he is asked to demote an employee because of his ethnic background.

Mike and Molly are invited to her boss's Halloween party - a holiday Mike hates.

Carl meets an attractive woman (Holly Robinson Peete) at the diner and tries to score a date with her.

When Lindsey asks Alan to move in with her, Charlie will do anything to get him to agree to it.

After moving in with Lyndsey, Alan continues to have a rendezvous with Melissa at Charlie's house.

Lyndsey and Eldridge move into Charlie's house after their home burns down.

Alan pretends to be Charlie when he goes out on the town; Charlie sneaks off for cosmetic surgery.

Drew (Drew Carey) vows to kill Mimi (Kathy Kinney) after she tricks him into offending a company executive.

When a pothole causes problems, Drew urges citizens to vote for a proposition that will allow more money for street repair.

Chuck becomes Awesome's handler and shows him how to be a real spy; Morgan has to deal with Jeff and Lester's latest hijinks after getting promoted to assistant manager.

Jane works to solve the murder of a jogger; Jane tries to hide her pregnancy from her mother; Maura and Frankie face the aftermath of their kiss.

A woman walks into the station and confesses to killing someone; the team tries to unravel a bizarre case while dealing with the loss of a colleague.

An unknown nation detonates a nuclear device over the Indian Ocean; Josh reconsiders the merit of space exploration; a talk-show host maligns C.J.; Will insinuates to the vice president that he is thought of as a buffoon.

The president dispatches a Navy SEAL team to retrieve five pilots shot down by North Korean planes, prompting Leo to remember his experience as a downed pilot; C.J. spars with a conservative talk-show host (Jay Mohr).

Chuck becomes Awesome's handler and shows him how to be a real spy; Morgan has to deal with Jeff and Lester's latest hijinks after getting promoted to assistant manager.

Jane works to solve the murder of a jogger; Jane tries to hide her pregnancy from her mother; Maura and Frankie face the aftermath of their kiss.

A woman walks into the station and confesses to killing someone; the team tries to unravel a bizarre case while dealing with the loss of a colleague.

An unknown nation detonates a nuclear device over the Indian Ocean; Josh reconsiders the merit of space exploration; a talk-show host maligns C.J.; Will insinuates to the vice president that he is thought of as a buffoon.

The president dispatches a Navy SEAL team to retrieve five pilots shot down by North Korean planes, prompting Leo to remember his experience as a downed pilot; C.J. spars with a conservative talk-show host (Jay Mohr).

Chuck becomes Awesome's handler and shows him how to be a real spy; Morgan has to deal with Jeff and Lester's latest hijinks after getting promoted to assistant manager.

Airport officers let the khat out of the bag; A repeat offender must prove he's learned his lesson.

A traveler has suitcases full of surprises; A Canadian couple returns home with a man-eating beast; two Americans tow their friend's boat to Alaska.

The dogs are brought in to assist officers; A traveler goes gaga at Vancouver International Airport.

Officers question a nervous traveler; a trampoline installer hopes to avoid the bounce around; undeclared dogs from Hungary.

A chef with limited funds and no return ticket; serial numbers aren't piecing together in a gun shipment; a travel agent's last-minute Caribbean booking raises red flags; a boat owner fails to report to CBSA.

Officers get the dope on a traveler's rap sheet; A passenger is unsure of his luggage contents.

When Gerry and Simon get student teachers, Gerry's hands-off approach fails; Bobbi starts taking supplements; Emma's characters bear a resemblance to some of the staff.

Gerry decides to form a teachers union at Xavier; Malik bails on his janitorial duties; Lisa has a crush on Trudy's brother.

Gerry is forced into covering Saturday detention; Robert and Lisa have a heart-to-heart.

Gerry is assigned to help Ricki prepare for a fencing tournament; Bobbi invites Dwyer over for dinner in an attempt to seduce him.

Drew begs for Sharon's forgiveness after excerpts from his diary end up on the company's computer network.

Drew (Drew Carey) and his friends try to sneak into the Browns' stadium when their attempts to get tickets fail.

Barry makes an impulsive decision and finds himself caught in a lie; Beverly's infatuation with a potential special someone causes a roller coaster of emotions.

Adam, excited to introduce Carmen to his family, is shocked by a former incident between her and one of his siblings; Geoff helps Pop-Pop improve his roommate status.

Frankie tries to make Sue appear more popular on Facebook; Frankie's dad (Jerry Van Dyke) makes Mike listen to long-winded life stories; Brick and Axl try to create a viral video.

Frankie tells the kids what she wants for Mother's Day so one of them can clue in Mike; after repeatedly failing the driving test, Sue feels resentful when her friends get their licenses; Axl receives stunning news from Cassidy.

As Carmen prepares for college, Angie learns the family could be growing; Benny faces jail for a crime from her past.

Angie maintains her story that she is pregnant to keep George from missing Carmen; Vic introduces his young fiancée to the family.

Charlie must choose between his girlfriend and his housekeeper; Alan looks to sell Kandi's condo, but sex keeps getting in the way.

Jake has a windfall when Charlie takes him to the track; Alan finds himself stuck at the Department of Motor Vehicles.

Charlie prepares for Christmas Eve alone with his date; he finds himself throwing an unwanted, unplanned holiday party; Evelyn tries to keep Charlie from sleeping with his party date.

When Jake tells Charlie and Alan that he often overhears Judith and Herb making out, it triggers a repressed memory for Charlie.

Barry makes an impulsive decision and finds himself caught in a lie; Beverly's infatuation with a potential special someone causes a roller coaster of emotions.

Adam, excited to introduce Carmen to his family, is shocked by a former incident between her and one of his siblings; Geoff helps Pop-Pop improve his roommate status.

Drew begs for Sharon's forgiveness after excerpts from his diary end up on the company's computer network.

Drew (Drew Carey) and his friends try to sneak into the Browns' stadium when their attempts to get tickets fail.

Mike fears his mother is telling unflattering stories about him while at lunch with Molly.

Mike invites Molly to the Chicago Cubs opening day with him and Carl.

Frankie tries to make Sue appear more popular on Facebook; Frankie's dad (Jerry Van Dyke) makes Mike listen to long-winded life stories; Brick and Axl try to create a viral video.

Frankie tells the kids what she wants for Mother's Day so one of them can clue in Mike; after repeatedly failing the driving test, Sue feels resentful when her friends get their licenses; Axl receives stunning news from Cassidy.

As Carmen prepares for college, Angie learns the family could be growing; Benny faces jail for a crime from her past.

Angie maintains her story that she is pregnant to keep George from missing Carmen; Vic introduces his young fiancée to the family.

Charlie must choose between his girlfriend and his housekeeper; Alan looks to sell Kandi's condo, but sex keeps getting in the way.

Jake has a windfall when Charlie takes him to the track; Alan finds himself stuck at the Department of Motor Vehicles.

Charlie prepares for Christmas Eve alone with his date; he finds himself throwing an unwanted, unplanned holiday party; Evelyn tries to keep Charlie from sleeping with his party date.

When Jake tells Charlie and Alan that he often overhears Judith and Herb making out, it triggers a repressed memory for Charlie.

Drew begs for Sharon's forgiveness after excerpts from his diary end up on the company's computer network.

Drew (Drew Carey) and his friends try to sneak into the Browns' stadium when their attempts to get tickets fail.

Mike fears his mother is telling unflattering stories about him while at lunch with Molly.

Mike invites Molly to the Chicago Cubs opening day with him and Carl.

Barry makes an impulsive decision and finds himself caught in a lie; Beverly's infatuation with a potential special someone causes a roller coaster of emotions.

Adam, excited to introduce Carmen to his family, is shocked by a former incident between her and one of his siblings; Geoff helps Pop-Pop improve his roommate status.

Frankie tries to make Sue appear more popular on Facebook; Frankie's dad (Jerry Van Dyke) makes Mike listen to long-winded life stories; Brick and Axl try to create a viral video.

Frankie tells the kids what she wants for Mother's Day so one of them can clue in Mike; after repeatedly failing the driving test, Sue feels resentful when her friends get their licenses; Axl receives stunning news from Cassidy.

As Carmen prepares for college, Angie learns the family could be growing; Benny faces jail for a crime from her past.

Angie maintains her story that she is pregnant to keep George from missing Carmen; Vic introduces his young fiancée to the family.

Charlie must choose between his girlfriend and his housekeeper; Alan looks to sell Kandi's condo, but sex keeps getting in the way.

Jake has a windfall when Charlie takes him to the track; Alan finds himself stuck at the Department of Motor Vehicles.

Suspicious x-rays; an MMA fighter's story; an RV search that reveals unusual weapons; a cross-border car sale.

A businesswoman's personal items sound alarms; a cargo ship crew member who has been concealing in the ceiling; a puppeteer couple; an American seeking legal advice in Ontario.

Partygoers receive rave reviews at the Coutts crossing; officers delve into an international affair.

Cookies can be more trouble than treat; twins with matching beers take a wrong turn.

Officers make a stunning discovery; a tourist's papers hint at her true plans for coming to Canada.

A senior has some unfriendly gear in his RV; a Canadian returning from Panama tells all.

Gerry is confronted by his overprotective and obnoxious mother; Bobbi tries to palm off the role of staff punching bag; Ricki sells pencils to Robert.

Gerry meets a beautiful woman while on a leadership retreat; Lisa finds out about Trudy's gambling ring; Simon and Frank's game takes an ugly turn.

Upon his 40th birthday, Gerry finds a letter he wrote to himself 10 years ago; Simon's ferret goes missing; Lisa tries to impress the chairman of the board of trustees.

Gerry Duncan finally gets offered a full-time teaching position at Xavier academy after years of being the substitute teacher.

Oswald and Lewis' plan to sell Buzz Beer via the Internet backfires, which gets Kate and Drew into trouble.

Drew (Drew Carey) reluctantly attends his high-school reunion; Lewis (Ryan Stiles) manages to get Bo Derek to be his date.

When the Flyers make it to the Stanley Cup Finals, Barry implements superstitious protocols that the family must follow; per Geoff's request, Lou and Linda spend some quality time with Muriel.

At Pop-Pop's old apartment, Adam discovers an item from the past and realizes they have more in common than he thought; Erica and Geoff search for a place to enjoy a moment alone.

While dressed in a lab coat for her dental assisting job, Frankie is mistaken for a doctor and receives special treatment; Axl talks Sue into ditching school for the day; Mike and Axl's fishing trip goes awry.

Tension builds as Frankie tries to plan a graduation party for uncooperative Axl; Sue tries to get her driver's license for a sixth time; Brick must assemble a slide show highlighting the past four years of school.

The Lopez home and George's new media room suddenly become a bit more full when their niece, Veronica, and her freeloading boyfriend move in.

Benny depends on George's testimony to free her from prison when her embittered mother, defense attorney and judge all turn against her.

Berta learns that Alan has been dating her daughter.

Charlie has second thoughts after setting Alan up with their new neighbor (guest star Brooke Shields).

Charlie must face his feelings when Rose announces she is moving to London; Alan fudges his online dating profile, only to wind up with a fellow profile-embellisher.

A more mature woman helps rebuild Charlie's ego after he becomes insecure about his age.

When the Flyers make it to the Stanley Cup Finals, Barry implements superstitious protocols that the family must follow; per Geoff's request, Lou and Linda spend some quality time with Muriel.

At Pop-Pop's old apartment, Adam discovers an item from the past and realizes they have more in common than he thought; Erica and Geoff search for a place to enjoy a moment alone.

Oswald and Lewis' plan to sell Buzz Beer via the Internet backfires, which gets Kate and Drew into trouble.

Drew (Drew Carey) reluctantly attends his high-school reunion; Lewis (Ryan Stiles) manages to get Bo Derek to be his date.

After Samuel loses his job and apartment, Mike asks him to move in.

Vince tells Mike that he never graduated from high school and asks for help studying for his GED.

While dressed in a lab coat for her dental assisting job, Frankie is mistaken for a doctor and receives special treatment; Axl talks Sue into ditching school for the day; Mike and Axl's fishing trip goes awry.

Tension builds as Frankie tries to plan a graduation party for uncooperative Axl; Sue tries to get her driver's license for a sixth time; Brick must assemble a slide show highlighting the past four years of school.

The Lopez home and George's new media room suddenly become a bit more full when their niece, Veronica, and her freeloading boyfriend move in.

Benny depends on George's testimony to free her from prison when her embittered mother, defense attorney and judge all turn against her.

Berta learns that Alan has been dating her daughter.

Charlie has second thoughts after setting Alan up with their new neighbor (guest star Brooke Shields).

Charlie must face his feelings when Rose announces she is moving to London; Alan fudges his online dating profile, only to wind up with a fellow profile-embellisher.

A more mature woman helps rebuild Charlie's ego after he becomes insecure about his age.

Oswald and Lewis' plan to sell Buzz Beer via the Internet backfires, which gets Kate and Drew into trouble.

Drew (Drew Carey) reluctantly attends his high-school reunion; Lewis (Ryan Stiles) manages to get Bo Derek to be his date.

After Samuel loses his job and apartment, Mike asks him to move in.

Vince tells Mike that he never graduated from high school and asks for help studying for his GED.

When the Flyers make it to the Stanley Cup Finals, Barry implements superstitious protocols that the family must follow; per Geoff's request, Lou and Linda spend some quality time with Muriel.

At Pop-Pop's old apartment, Adam discovers an item from the past and realizes they have more in common than he thought; Erica and Geoff search for a place to enjoy a moment alone.

While dressed in a lab coat for her dental assisting job, Frankie is mistaken for a doctor and receives special treatment; Axl talks Sue into ditching school for the day; Mike and Axl's fishing trip goes awry.

Tension builds as Frankie tries to plan a graduation party for uncooperative Axl; Sue tries to get her driver's license for a sixth time; Brick must assemble a slide show highlighting the past four years of school.

The Lopez home and George's new media room suddenly become a bit more full when their niece, Veronica, and her freeloading boyfriend move in.

Benny depends on George's testimony to free her from prison when her embittered mother, defense attorney and judge all turn against her.

Berta learns that Alan has been dating her daughter.

Charlie has second thoughts after setting Alan up with their new neighbor (guest star Brooke Shields).

Officers add charges to a woman's lengthy rap sheet and stumble upon a hair-raising package from Malaysia.

Officers are stumped by a backpacker carrying photos of his criminal activities; an American band gets caught in a jam.

Staff confront an American soldier running scared; a British woman causes confusion with her bag of tricks.

Hidden compartments in a traveler's backpack raise red flags; the discovery of a deadly weapon leaves mail center workers stunned.

Officers look for a message in a bottle; a lack of papers land a group of LA rappers in the doghouse; a young man receives a wake-up call.

An accidental detour leads two Canadians to a dead-end; an ornate frame holds more than just a picture; a man is suspected of money laundering.

Charlie tries to save the arm of a man thrown from a horse; Alex joins Manny off-site to help a runaway; a rival from Dev's past arrives at Hope Zion.

Alex tracks down the father of a patient who needs a liver transplant; the new CEO of Hope Zion is at odds with Dawn; Zach faces trials in the E.R.

As charred bodies are uncovered around Haven, Duke must refocus Nathan to solve the case at hand.

Gerry raises money for a down payment to buy his rental; Robert's pride gets in the way; Lisa plans a farewell for the crossing guard.

Francis visits the school which inspires Gerry in dealing with a student; Simon runs away; Trudy uncovers more of Malik's past.

Frankie worries that Axl will be heartbroken when his on-again and off-again girlfriend re-enters his life; Brick must watch over a baby chick for a school project.

Frankie does more for Mike and the kids and less for herself on Mother's Day; Sue feels guilty when she steals a motivational magnet from a store.

When Benny learns that George's father is wealthy, she concocts a get-rich-quick scheme that jeopardizes George's job.

George and Angie invite ex-gang member Marisol to stay with them, but trouble erupts when she becomes a role model for Carmen.

Mike encourages his mother to get a job, not realizing how it will impact Molly's life.

As Thanksgiving Day approaches, Mike starts to secretly cheat on his diet.

Charlie has difficulty dealing with dating a slightly older woman.

Charlie's girlfriend gets fed up with his stalker, Rose.

Charlie and Alan try to set Evelyn up with the pharmacist, Russell.

Charlie falls for the woman who replaces Berta on her days off; Alan thinks Lyndsey's ex-husband is stalking him.

Drew and Kate secretly decide to romantically pursue each other.

Drew allows Winfred-Louder to install a Web camera in his house and becomes a 24-hour pitchman for the store.

Chuck goes on his first solo mission to Paris, despite Sarah and Casey's objections; on the flight, Chuck flashes on another passenger (Steve Austin); Casey helps Morgan battle Jeff and Lester for control of the Buy More.

A killer uses online ads to find victims; Jane discovers that it will be difficult to keep her pregnancy quiet.

A man is found murdered inside his doomsday fallout shelter; Jane finds out that Korsak is considering retirement; Frankie keeps a secret.

Former Vice President Hoynes (Tim Matheson) plans to write a tell-all book about the Bartlet White House; Josh deals with school vouchers and the closing of a military base; Toby parleys with trade-union bosses.

A rival congresswoman uses Bartlet's daughter (Nina Siemaszko) to suggest a conflict of interest with funding of a medical study; the first lady does a public service announcement with The Muppets from "Sesame Street.".

Chuck goes on his first solo mission to Paris, despite Sarah and Casey's objections; on the flight, Chuck flashes on another passenger (Steve Austin); Casey helps Morgan battle Jeff and Lester for control of the Buy More.

A killer uses online ads to find victims; Jane discovers that it will be difficult to keep her pregnancy quiet.

A man is found murdered inside his doomsday fallout shelter; Jane finds out that Korsak is considering retirement; Frankie keeps a secret.

Former Vice President Hoynes (Tim Matheson) plans to write a tell-all book about the Bartlet White House; Josh deals with school vouchers and the closing of a military base; Toby parleys with trade-union bosses.

A rival congresswoman uses Bartlet's daughter (Nina Siemaszko) to suggest a conflict of interest with funding of a medical study; the first lady does a public service announcement with The Muppets from "Sesame Street.".

Chuck goes on his first solo mission to Paris, despite Sarah and Casey's objections; on the flight, Chuck flashes on another passenger (Steve Austin); Casey helps Morgan battle Jeff and Lester for control of the Buy More.

An American traveler has trouble recalling his hazy past; bad decisions may keep a rugby player off the pitch; a bag is found in a restricted area.

A traveler's belongings raise repeated alarms; a man's reasons for studying in Canada may not be academic; an American couple make the move to Alaska.

A currency dog sniffs out thousands in undeclared cash; an aspiring actor can't keep track of the plot; officers arrest a wanted burglar.

An American's trip to Alaska heads south; officers suspect a convicted drug dealer is taking his business north; a ship containing weapons is searched.

Officers stop a father and son packing loads of ammo, but can't find the gun. Meanwhile, the Vessel Search Unit find a suspect sailor on a US tug.

A young man's lies could keep him from his fiancée, while the discovery of a gold bar and lots of cash spell trouble for another traveler.

Alex's alarm at home goes off; Alex and Maggie ask Charlie for his opinion on a patient's treatment; Zach is persuaded by a patient while transitioning the ER to an urgent care facility.

Alex and Maggie deal with a tough lawyer after surgical complications with their cancer study patient; with the E.R. now an urgent care facility, Zach and his team aren't equipped to handle an accident victim.

Nathan and Dwight race to search for the trouble behind a series of exsanguinated corpses; Duke must convince his half-brother to leave Haven before he learns the truth of the Crocker family trouble.

Gerri has an encounter with a female police officer; Bobbi tries to end things with Robert; Simon believes he can protect Xavier using science.

After a run-in with an old fling, Gerry is convinced her daughter is his; Robert gets ready for the 20th reunion of his chess club.

Mike decides that he and Brick should be more social at the Heck family barbecue; Axl sets out to clean the family pool to entice girls to stop by for a swim.

Frankie and Mike find out that Brick may be held back a grade because of the school librarian (Betty White); an aptitude test reveals Axl to be academically gifted.

Carmen's first day of school turns upside down when George misdirects his worry and concern; Max develops a crush on an older woman.

George has to hide his concern when Ernie is made team leader at work; a cosmetics saleswoman (Hilary Duff) encourages Angie to lie to her clients.

When Molly is overwhelmed with wedding planning, she turns to Mike for help; Mike invites friends to dinner.

Molly's disappointment about something at work gets in the way of the holiday spirit.

Charlie goes on a spending spree for old fling Courtney when she shows up after being in prison for three years.

Ashamed that he can't afford to buy a birthday present for Lyndsey, Alan gets creative.

Depressed after his breakup from Courtney (Jenny McCarthy), Charlie goes to see his psychiatrist (Jane Lynch).

Alan feels paranoid when Lyndsey becomes friendly with Charlie.

Premarital counseling reveals that Mimi has unfinished business with a rock star from her past (Eddie Money).

Steve and Mimi get married under extremely bizarre circumstances.

Chuck gets his own asset; Capt. Awesome must lie to Ellie when she begins to ask questions about her brother; Jeff, Lester and Morgan try to learn more about new Nerd Herder Hannah (Kristin Kreuk).

The team investigates the murder of a wealthy woman with terminal cancer; Maura meets a man while teaching a class.

While Maura is away at a convention, Jane needs Susie's help to solve a murder; Korsak is forced to deal with painful unfinished business.

President Bartlet faces a political minefield when seeking to replace a deceased Supreme Court justice; Josh proffers a liberal judicial nominee (Glenn Close), while the president meets with a bright, conservative judge (William Fichtner).

A documentary film crew tags along with C.J. on a typical day in the life of a White House press secretary, then a crisis erupts involving a terrorist shootout with the FBI.

Chuck gets his own asset; Capt. Awesome must lie to Ellie when she begins to ask questions about her brother; Jeff, Lester and Morgan try to learn more about new Nerd Herder Hannah (Kristin Kreuk).

The team investigates the murder of a wealthy woman with terminal cancer; Maura meets a man while teaching a class.

While Maura is away at a convention, Jane needs Susie's help to solve a murder; Korsak is forced to deal with painful unfinished business.

President Bartlet faces a political minefield when seeking to replace a deceased Supreme Court justice; Josh proffers a liberal judicial nominee (Glenn Close), while the president meets with a bright, conservative judge (William Fichtner).

A documentary film crew tags along with C.J. on a typical day in the life of a White House press secretary, then a crisis erupts involving a terrorist shootout with the FBI.

Chuck gets his own asset; Capt. Awesome must lie to Ellie when she begins to ask questions about her brother; Jeff, Lester and Morgan try to learn more about new Nerd Herder Hannah (Kristin Kreuk).

Suspicions about a convicted smuggler uncover a scam; questions are raised when officers stumble upon a suitcase full of meat.

Some engineering students carry out an unusual experiment; officers find a construction worker's story has no foundations.

A jewelry box contains something valuable; a biking teen hits a roadblock; a Thai sailor may be land-locked over computer content; a vagabond musician must prove his worth.

The X-ray machine isn't fooled by aluminum foil wrapping; a truck full of plastic seems like it may have been tampered with.

A British traveler hopes to turn their back on their failed marriage; officers do a close inspection of a car that may contain drugs.

A foreign student's possessions are full of surprises; an X-ray machine finds a strange shape inside a container.

Charlie and Manny treat a couple; Maggie evaluates the interns; Billy asks Maggie to be his mentor; Dawn tries to get her Chief of Surgery position back.

The doctors rally together to try to save an unknown man who was struck by a subway train; Charlie realizes who the John Doe is.

Nathan and Dwight investigate missing children linked to an ancient legend; Duke tries to find Audrey by focusing Jennifer's trouble.

Gerry goes to a teacher conference in Atlantic City to try to find a girl; Robert and Bobbi's fling goes public; Trudy and Frank argue about his inappropriate phone calls.

Gerry's star player is being scouted, and he doesn't want to be left out; Robert sells tickets to his play; Malik spreads the love with 20 second hugs.

Frankie comes up with a plan to stay on top of her kids' schedules; Brick's new teacher (Doris Roberts) accuses Frankie of being overprotective.

Mike and Frankie must decide whether to attend Axl's football game or Sue's first cross-country meet; after raking the yard, Brick wants to set the leaves free in the forest.

When George and Angie run into financial trouble, Benny reaches out to the second wife of George's estranged father.

When George finally decides to approach his estranged father, Manny Lopez, his solitary journey is transformed into a family vacation and a day of reckoning for Benny.

Carl panics when Christina (Holly Robinson Peete) wants to take their relationship to the next level.

Molly and Joyce ask Mike for help when Victoria is arrested for a number of driving violations.

Charlie begins stalking Rose (Melanie Lynskey); Alan becomes concerned when Eldridge and Jake begin videotaping dangerous stunts.

Charlie and Rose continue their affair; Alan's business becomes a Ponzi scheme.

Rose discovers Alan's Ponzi scheme; Alan meets Rose's "husband"; Charlie tries to get time alone with Rose.

Charlie's life turns upside down when his brother and nephew move in; at the supermarket, Charlie discovers he can use 10-year-old Jake to attract women.

Drew feels pressure as he prepares to go on his first date with Kate.

Drew tries to restore harmony when a longtime employee honored for years of service makes an offensive speech.

Chuck and Hannah unexpectedly become part of agent Shaw's latest mission; Morgan and Ellie continue their mission to get to the bottom of Chuck's strange behavior.

Jane and Maura are brought into the world of Celtic writings by the murder of a rare bookseller; Maura prepares Jane to meet her new man; Angela's relationship with Cavanaugh changes.

The team tries to find a witness to the contract killing of a woman outside a nightclub; Jane puts herself in the line of fire.

On the eve of a trade summit, Josh learns the president will reverse himself on outsourcing American jobs; Kate Harper (Mary McCormack) steps in as the new deputy national security adviser.

The president and his staff must wait out a White House lockdown after a foreign substance is detected in the building.

Chuck and Hannah unexpectedly become part of agent Shaw's latest mission; Morgan and Ellie continue their mission to get to the bottom of Chuck's strange behavior.

Jane and Maura are brought into the world of Celtic writings by the murder of a rare bookseller; Maura prepares Jane to meet her new man; Angela's relationship with Cavanaugh changes.

The team tries to find a witness to the contract killing of a woman outside a nightclub; Jane puts herself in the line of fire.

On the eve of a trade summit, Josh learns the president will reverse himself on outsourcing American jobs; Kate Harper (Mary McCormack) steps in as the new deputy national security adviser.

The president and his staff must wait out a White House lockdown after a foreign substance is detected in the building.

Chuck and Hannah unexpectedly become part of agent Shaw's latest mission; Morgan and Ellie continue their mission to get to the bottom of Chuck's strange behavior.

A tattoo artist brings the tools of his trade on his vacation; homemade treats conceal a deadly surprise.

A traveler swallows an unknown substance; a Thai vacation guide offers more than holiday advice; a car dealer takes a long road to the truth; hard iced tea and a passenger bring attention to a trucker.

A driver under the influence risks ending the family vacation; a trip behind the wheel of a borrowed truck raises suspicions.

An untruthful traveler is missing two bags; a favor may land an American in hot water; mail center officers uncover a narcotic scheme; a traveler's visa is revealing; a student learns a lesson; a producer's luggage could be showstopper.

A pleasant American jumps the gun when he decides to go on a quick day-trip; a cheerful traveler's trip is in the bag; a baggage search turns cheesy; a traveler's odd luggage needs to go through the proper channels.

Two longboarders can't skate over their border exam; A traveler's phony story is exposed; a sailor's got more than pennies in his pockets; a rocker's lifestyle drums up some crucial questions.

Alex tries to distract herself from her grief; Charlie and Shahir try to track down Alex's brother.

While Charlie tries to save a young man's life, he is haunted by a mischievous spirit.

Lexie, the new girl in town, joins Nathan on a hunt for a deadly trouble that changes its victims' personalities.

Something very strange is happening at Xavier Academy; the day-to-day goings-on of Gerry and the rest of the staff have been completely reversed.

After winning the city championship, Gerry thinks he'll get Coach of the Year; Callaghan makes an announcement; Frank is determined to help Jimmy find a career.

A store clerk makes an assumption that leaves Frankie feeling humiliated; Sue falls for one of Axl's friends; Brick tests urban legends.

Mike tries to teach Axl a lesson after he is suspended from school; Brick is baffled by his own magic trick.

George unknowingly commits a felony while awaiting President Bush's arrival at the factory, resulting in the Secret Service paying a visit to his home.

George is arrested for assaulting his father; Manny wants to clear the air so he drops the charges and George invites him over to dinner; on the same night Benny is bringing her younger boyfriend, Randy, over to meet George.

When Joyce accepts an ex-boyfriend's dinner invitation, Vince goes crazy with jealousy.

After forgetting to prepare for Valentine's Day, Mike takes advantage of Carl's elaborate plans with Christina (Holly Robinson Peete).

Charlie doesn't know how to discipline Jake for luring a flock of seagulls into his room; Judith surprises Alan when he goes home to fix her sprinklers.

One drink too many emboldens the brothers to stand up to their controlling mother.

Alan offers to help get Charlie's cleaning lady back if Charlie can get Jake ready to go out to dinner with his mother.

Charlie and Alan meet several women while attending one of Jake's soccer games.