Rebecca's father makes a surprise appearance, which gets Rebecca's hopes up for her future, while Josh takes a hard look at himself. White Josh and Darryl find themselves at an unexpected crossroads.
Using a fish scaler and some fishing wire, Mac and Jack must track down a corrupt FBI agent who has framed a man for murder. Also, everyone on the team is terrified to get their first performance review from Matty, their tough new boss.
Jackass legend Danger Ehren teaches Rob, Steelo and Chanel the pain of "Getting Donkey’d," how to avoid "Dental Danger" and get adorable with some "Whiskey Pets."
The Titans play Spin The Bottle as Starfire tries to improve her vocabulary through kissing.
Ken lets Allison, who is second-guessing her decision to have a low-key Valentine’s Day, think that a love poem Dave wrote for his sweetheart, Emily, is meant for her. Meanwhile, Molly and Jae consider Valentine’s Day a corporate concoction; Clark plans a romantic scavenger hunt to lead Connor to his present; and complications arise when Damona and Eric have dinner at a restaurant that she and Pat once frequented when they were dating.
A mysterious death in an empty high-rise pulls Rosie and Villa into the inner circle of a former child star who may be planning a comeback. Meanwhile, Rosie is feeling the effects of Donna's involvement at Magic City Lab, and shocking revelations from Hornstock and Rosie elevate their relationship to a new level.
Peter Argon is in Kronkers ready to battle, Dylan hears about a family legacy from Gramps and the powers of his tractor.
John agrees to write a pop song for Michelle's dance competition. Rachel has a secret admirer. Isaac worries about a bad influence on his brother.
Hosts Adam Hills, Alex Brooker and Josh Widdicombe are joined by guest Russell Brand to pick over the big events of the week.
A passenger takes part in a very specific Cash Cab and a driver tries to make his passengers have sex.
One driver cannot find his passenger, while another gets an answer to the question, would you make out with your twin?
Christine eats her way through the Chinese Solar Lunar calendar with it's traditional customs, cuisine and culture. The calendar appears to have a dumpling for every occasion.
Ronnie and pal Matt are in Chicago, the ‘Windy City’, getting a taste of Americana watching baseball team the Cubs at Wrigley Field – and seeing if the snooker champ can turn his hand to this very different ballgame. After cruising the streets and jazz clubs once run by notorious mobster Al Capone, Ronnie tries shooting at a gun range – and certainly needs his killer instinct hustling the locals where iconic pool flick The Color Of Money was filmed – before he takes his sporting life in his hands facing the sassiest pool legend in the USA today… the ‘Black Widow’ Jeanette Lee.
Back at the temple, Saimdang witnesses a scene she shouldn't have seen. On the run, she gets hurt, and her belongings land in the hands of another.
Can the boys and girls learn from each other's skills to solve a magic carpet puzzle? The boys are horrified by a cross-dressing task. And a wishing well appears in the play centre garden.
The animatronic spy creatures discover that mischief is rife in nature.
Joey and AP visit the old Captain Atomic lair and bump into a rival.
AP tries to hide from the Justice Alliance so they won't find out he's a puppet.
As new details of Jason’s death begin to emerge, Archie pleads with Miss Grundy to come forward with what they heard at Sweetwater River. Betty makes an effort to mend her friendship with Archie but takes a different stance with Veronica who is trying to make up for her actions. With rumors around her brother’s death running rampant, Cheryl deals with the pressure in true Queen Bee fashion, while tensions boil over when Jughead stumbles upon a secret Archie was hoping to keep hidden. Finally, plans for the annual fall pep rally move forward with a performance by Josie and the Pussycats and a special appearance by Mayor McCoy.