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Kimora Lee Simmons is back, and life is more fabulous (and chaotic!) than ever as she juggles being a mom of six with running her business empire.

With the boys asking to get their ears pierced, Ming partying before a photoshoot and no idea when Aoki is coming back, Kimora struggles with the fact that her kids are growing up; she turns to a friend for advice on how to deal with it all.

Kimora is thrilled that Aoki has come home, but her youngest daughter's return causes friction with her siblings.

Kimora tasks Ming and Aoki with planning the next Baby Phat photoshoot, forcing the sisters to set aside their differences and work together.

Ming's visit to the OB-GYN raises concerns about her fertility; Kimora celebrates her Asian heritage with her daughters by her side.

Kimora encourages her daughters to pursue their passions beyond modeling; while Ming plans the launch of her body care line, Aoki starts to lay the groundwork for her return to Bali.

Aoki works on a business idea in the hope of impressing her mother; Kimora pushes Ming to go back to school, and Kenzo wants to break into modeling.

The family gathers to celebrate Kimora's 50th birthday and prepares to say goodbye to Aoki.

Athena investigates a mysterious murder during a neighborhood block party; the 118 rush to save lives endangered by a bomb threat; Chimney has a hard time keeping secrets when Maddie and Buck's parents come to town.

The 118 races to save the lives of workers trapped in a factory fire; Maddie reveals a painful family secret that causes Buck to confront his childhood and answer why he is the daredevil he is today.

The 118 has a day from hell with a never-ending series of bizarre emergency calls; a man tapes himself to a freeway billboard; a restaurant manager destroys his own business; Eddie feels a spark with Christopher's former teacher.

A man gets pinned under a Humvee; a garage band rocks out too hard; Michael notices strange behavior at a nearby apartment; Hen's mother unexpectedly arrives and announces she is moving to Los Angeles.

The 118 are called to the tarmac when a flight attendant reaches her limit with her flight's passengers; Eddie worries Christopher will not accept him dating; Buck reconnects with an old flame.

Athena and the 118 race to save lives after a drunken driver causes a deadly pileup on the freeway; Maddie goes into labor; Hen and Karen are devastated as they prepare their foster daughter to be reunited with her birth mother.

The 118 responds to calls dealing with parents and their children, including a disastrous birthday party thrown by a mommy blogger; Athena and Michael talk to May about her past suicide attempt; Chimney and Maddie adjust to life with their newborn.

The members of the 118 rush to the site of a hit-and-run that leaves a familiar face in critical condition; with Buck's help, Athena investigates the case of a missing woman; Josh recalls an emergency in 2006 that led him to become a first responder.

Marshall tries to prove that his attractive female colleague (Amanda Peet) kissed him; Robin discovers that a drinking game has been made up about her.

To forget about their own miserable week, Barney's friends root him on in his quest to have the perfect week.

Lily and Marshall forget to fix Ted up on a blind date for Valentine's Day; Robin's obnoxious colleague invites her to a party at his apartment.

The gang tries to convince Ted that Tiffany (Carrie Underwood) is stringing him along.

When Robin confesses she is still angry with Barney, she enlists the help of a self-help author (Jennifer Lopez) who plans to beat Barney at his own game.

Lily is upset when Ted brings a date to her birthday dinner celebration.

Marshall is mugged, and Lily wants a gun; he invents a story about a monkey to make her less wary.

When Ted attends his mother's wedding, he is disturbed by her overly affectionate relationship with her fiance.

Robin realizes she is finally over Barney and Ted; Lily and Marshall decide to get twin beds.

Ted, Marshall, Lily and Barney crash a party at a swanky New York apartment.

When Ted takes a date to see a movie, he learns the story is loosely based on his life.

Marshall and Lily try to decide if they are ready to have a baby; Robin gets offered her dream job.

Ted runs into an ex-girlfriend (Rachel Bilson); Robin is upset over Don; Marshall can't stop talking about his desire to start a family.

When the gang helps Barney's mother move, they learn that she has lied to him about events throughout his life; Robin oversells Ted to a blind date.

Barney uses his best womanizing tactics to try to convince Ted to design the new GNB building; Robin drunk-dials Don.

When the gang teases Robin about not being a real New Yorker, she sets out to prove them wrong by racing to catch a glimpse of Woody Allen.

Ted becomes conflicted after meeting an attractive woman who is passionate about saving the landmark building being torn down for his new project.

Marshall and Lily try to figure out how to conceive a baby with the gender of their choice; Robin's perky new co-anchor irritates her.

When Zoey enrolls in Ted's class, she tries to convince his students to help save the building from being torn down for his project; Marshall and Lily notice Robin marching in the Halloween parade of shame.

The gang attends a black-tie fundraiser at the Natural History Museum; Ted meets Zoey's husband, the captain.

When Barney finds a copy of the kids' show featuring Robin's alter ego, the friends learn more about her past as a performer than they expected.

The gang, minus Ted, parties all night with The Blitz (Jorge Garcia), an old friend from college; Ted is forced to spend Thanksgiving with Zoey.

Ted asks Zoey's husband (Kyle MacLachlan) to hang out; Robin and Marshall decide to spend some time together.

Lily and Marshall receive shocking news that has a profound impact on the gang; Ted begins his duties as best man for an old friend's wedding.

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