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A romantic date leads to some juicy gossip that is news to Matt. Back at the farm, Stacey and Lisa show their true colors around the pigs. Matt takes the girls out for a wild night of bingo. One girl is devastated about being eliminated and refuses to leave.

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Clark (Tom Welling) confronts Bizarro, the last wraith from the Phantom Zone, and the ensuing fight causes the dam to break and a torrent of water rushes towards the land.

Lex (Michael Rosenbaum), having just been arrested for Lana's (Kristin Kreuk) murder, is submerged under water in a patrol car, but is saved by a mysterious young woman. Lois (Erica Durance) manages to pull Chloe (Allison Mack) to safety but her cousin is pronounced dead at the hospital.

The same woman who saved Lex reappears at the Kent farm and is revealed to be Kara Kent (Laura Vandervoort) A.K.A. Supergirl, Clark's cousin from Krypton.

Aaron Ashmore and John Glover also star. Michael Rohl directed the episode written by Brian Peterson & Kelly Souders.

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Bracing themselves for the possibility of an apocalyptic war, Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) realize they have an enormous task of hunting down the hundreds of demons that escaped from the Devil's Gate.

With only a year left to live, Dean decides to live life to the fullest and exhibits a carefree attitude that troubles Sam, who is trying to find a loophole in the deal. Bobby (Jim Beaver) tells the brothers about a sighting in Nebraska that turns out to be seven demons that are the actual manifestations of the Seven Deadly Sins.

Kim Manners directed the episode written by Eric Kripke.

The demons target Sam (Bret Harrison) when they fear he may pose a greater threat to their rebellion than the Devil (Ray Wise) himself. A treacherous trap is set, bringing surprising allies to Sam's side and leading to shocking revelations that could have explosive implications for his future.

Meanwhile, Sock (Tyler Labine) falls for a demon (guest star Cindy Sampson).

Missy Peregrym, Rick Gonzalez, Valarie Rae Miller, Donovan Stinson and Andrew Airlie also star.

Stephen Cragg directed the episode written by Michele Fazekas & Tara Butters & Tom Spezialy.

Ten girls leave the fast-paced hustle and bustle of the city life and move to rural Missouri to meet Matt, the handsome farmer, for the first time. Some fit right into the country life while others find it shocking. During one of the challenges, Stephanie confronts her fear of chickens while Josie causes other women to fear her. Meanwhile, Matt melts hearts on the date of a lifetime but he must also send one girl packing.

Jason (Coby Bell) meets with the new team owner, Mickey (guest star Brian McGovern), who appears to be more interested in spending time with Kelly (Brittany Daniel) than making a new deal with Jason.

Malik (Hosea Chanchez) proclaims his love to Robin (Givens playing herself) and tells her he's ready for a bigger commitment.

Derwin (Pooch Hall) tracks down Melanie (Tia Mowry) to tell her the truth about how he really feels, which leads to a fight between Derwin and Jerome (guest star Mehcad Brooks).

Wendy Raquel Robinson also stars.

Salim Akil directed the episode written by Mara Brock Akil.

In order to prevent Aaron (Richard T. Jones) from going to Iraq, Joan (Tracee Ellis Ross) kidnaps him and takes him to Mexico. In Mexico, Aaron explains to Joan that he cannot run away from the war and suggests they get married before he leaves. Meanwhile, Maya (Golden Brooks) finds marijuana hidden in the house and thinks its Jabari's (Kendre Berry), and Lynn (Persia White) gets a manager, but feels she cannot celebrate because of Joan and Aaron's situation. Reggie Hayes, Keesha Sharp and Khalil Kane also star.

Debbie Allen directed the episode written by Regina Hicks.

With her best friend Serena's (Blake Lively) life and reputation on the line, Blair (Leighton Meester) decides to take matters into her own hands in dealing with the manipulative and evil Georgina Sparks (guest star Michelle Trachtenberg). With Rufus (Matthew Settle) never far from her thoughts, Lily (Kelly Rutherford) prepares for her wedding day which is destined to be the Upper East Side's social event of the year. Serena finally pours out her heart and the truth about her past to Dan (Penn Badgley), but will it prove to be too late to save their relationship? Heiress and model Lydia Hearst guest stars in the episode as Amelia, Lily's interior decorator. Chace Crawford, Taylor Momsen, Ed Westwick and Jessica Szohr also star. The episode was directed by Norman Buckley and written by executive producers Josh Schwartz & Stephanie Savage

Chris' (Tyler James Williams) excitement about graduating from junior high school is ruined when Greg (Vincent Martella) announces that he'll be going to a different high school in the fall. Not wanting to be separated from his best friend, Tyler sets out to qualify for the necessary grant money needed to attend Greg's expensive school.

When Tonya's (Imani Hakim) ballet partner is injured, Rochelle (Tichina Arnold) volunteers Drew (Tequan Richmond) to be his sister's new partner in the Swan Lake recital.

Terry Crews also stars.

The episode was directed by Jason Alexander and written by Chuck Sklar.

Justin (Dan Byrd) notices that Raja (Adhir Kalyan) is obsessed with Sadika Sadaqatmal (guest star Sunita Prasad), one of the few Muslim girls in Medora. When Franny (Amy Pietz) hears about Raja's interest in a girl, she immediately arranges for a "date" which requires the attendance of every member of the Tolchuck and Sadaqatmal families.

Justin is stung when his parents comment that even Raja has begun dating while Justin has yet to find a girlfriend, so he asks out a neurotic girl named Donna (guest star Carol Hodge).

Meanwhile, Claire (Lindsey Shaw) begins dating a German exchange student (guest star Larn Anderson) who lives with the Sadaqatmal family.

Fred Savage directed the episode written by Richard Day.

Brooke (Sophia Bush) deals with giving up her baby, while Lucas (Chad Michael Murray) deals with the residue of his actions following his game night scuffle.

Haley (Bethany Joy Galeotti) has a musical breakthrough and Peyton (Hilarie Burton) gets news about a ghost from her past.

Nathan (James Lafferty) and Jamie (guest star Jackson Brundage) face their fears together.

Lee Norris and Antwon Tanner also star. Mark Schwahn wrote and directed the episode.