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Leo rejects an offer from the Congressional Oversight Committee that would end the investigation into Bartlet's concealment of his illness.

President Bartlet and his staff prepare the State of the Union; Sam's former girlfriend (Traylor Howard) interviews him for a Vanity Fair profile.

Chuck breaks up with Sarah, but his jealousy takes over when Sarah tries to seduce a handsome agent to retrieve Fulcrum intelligence; Morgan crashes at Chuck's apartment, much to Ellie and Awesome's dismay.

An American is busted trying to catch a different kind of trip; officers help a tipsy traveler.

A heavy automobile container hints at trouble; A student's stash of food brings him discomfort.

A traveler returns with a surprise; Marine officers come upon an infested container.

A student is failing his customs exam; officers prevent an artifact from going down in history.

The canine unit brings home the bacon; A traveler discovers she's got a friend in high places.

Strange beetles and butterflies are mailed into Canada that may carry disease.

Alex, Maggie and Joel face a medical mystery; Charlie meets a patient with an usual link; an unexpected visitor has Zach questioning his abilities as a dad.

Shahir and Alex attempt a radical surgery on an Alzheimer's patient; Tom discovers his mentor is keeping a secret; Charlie is torn between Dawn's wishes and the final requests of a dead con-man.

The Haven docks seem to be attacking people on their own; Audrey must find what's causing the chaos while pursuing a key lead about the mystery of her own identity.

After finally achieving his goal of teaching phys ed full time, Gerry sets out to teach the course the way it should be taught.

Lisa runs for the unopposed PTA president position as a way to punish the staff.

Frankie and Sue are cast in a community theater production of "The Wizard of Oz"; Brick invites his quirky uncle (Norm Macdonald) to attend Special Friends Day at school.

The Hecks spend Thanksgiving at Frankie's parents' house, but things fall apart when her sister's family joins in; Mike tries to advise Axl on how to pick up girls; Brick is accused of damaging an expensive toy.

Carmen leaves home after an argument with George, and the family finds her in Haight-Ashbury as a groupie for rap artist Chingy.

Carmen wants her independence and remodels her room without her parent's consent, prompting George to charge her for living expenses.

Mike can't contain his frustration over the amount of money Molly has spent on Christmas shopping; as Molly's family partakes in holiday festivities at home, Mike and Molly spend Christmas Eve at a church with Mike's mother and his boss.

To increase the chances of getting pregnant, Mike and Molly give up caffeine and eat healthier.

A CSI team investigates a mysterious death at Charlie's house.

Charlie discovers he is attracted to an older woman who writes self-help books; Jake and Alan fight over a school assignment.

Charlie tries to resist temptation when he meets the daughter of the woman he's dating and realizes they've met before.

Charlie finds that one of his former girlfriends has a son who looks a lot like him.

Mr. Wick (Craig Ferguson) orders Drew (Drew Carey) to work at a home for the elderly. Guest star: Tim Conway.

Drew and Kate (Drew Carey, Christa Miller) win an office Christmas party drawing and end up going to the Bahamas together.

Sarah and Casey go in search of the man behind Fulcrum's plans to build its own Intersect, leaving Chuck and Agent Barker (Jonathan Cake) in a safety bunker.

The team's skills are tested when the mummified remains of a woman are found; Jane tries to recover from a devastating loss.

The team helps Korsak investigate a cold case; Jane refuses to believe that she is not ready to go back on duty.

The president and his staff ponder countering a verbal assault on affirmative action by a fellow candidate.

The president consults a psychiatrist (Adam Arkin) about a sleep disorder; C.J. lobbies for the release of a White House reporter taken hostage in the Congo.

Sarah and Casey go in search of the man behind Fulcrum's plans to build its own Intersect, leaving Chuck and Agent Barker (Jonathan Cake) in a safety bunker.

The team's skills are tested when the mummified remains of a woman are found; Jane tries to recover from a devastating loss.

The team helps Korsak investigate a cold case; Jane refuses to believe that she is not ready to go back on duty.

The president and his staff ponder countering a verbal assault on affirmative action by a fellow candidate.

The president consults a psychiatrist (Adam Arkin) about a sleep disorder; C.J. lobbies for the release of a White House reporter taken hostage in the Congo.

Sarah and Casey go in search of the man behind Fulcrum's plans to build its own Intersect, leaving Chuck and Agent Barker (Jonathan Cake) in a safety bunker.

A captain navigates troubled waters when he forgets to declare himself to the authorities.

An American arrives at customs with firearms; a traveler makes a breathtaking statement.

An irritated traveler pushes officers to the limit; Haitian fruits may contain more than vitamins.

A woman returning from a trip to China has business cards to a Sydney brothel and passports for three Chinese girls.

A piece of salmon comes up positive for cocaine; Syrian carpets have something suspicious woven into the fabric.

Alex and Charlie perform a double surgery on a teenage girl; Joel works at the clinic; Maggie must pull through when she is reunited with the Zarb family.

Alex and Joel must perform a marathon surgery; Charlie's day off is full of surprises; a hospital frequenter tests Dana, Zach and James.

When a series of electrocutions occur around town, Audrey and Nathan investigate who could be behind them, just as the electrical events take the life of one of Haven's leaders.

When Gerry meets a DJ at the gym, he offers her a job at the school dance, but Robert has banned dances and won't budge on his position.

Gerry suspects Central High of cheating; Bobbi prepares for maternity leave.

Frankie decides to throw a Christmas Eve party; Mike struggles to keep Frankie's Christmas gift a secret; Sue asks the Rev. Tim Tom to explain the meaning of Christmas to Brick; Axl is put off by Bob's efforts to seem cool.

Frankie decides that each family member will have a New Year's resolution assigned anonymously, with an incentive to help keep everyone on track; chaos ensues as all try to fulfill their promises.

When George forgets his wedding anniversary, he scrambles to get enough money for a nice ring. A few failed schemes later, he promises Angie something even better: to renew their wedding vows.

Angie decides to home-school Carmen, but when the new dynamic threatens their relationship, George must referee.

Mike's plan to spoil Molly for her birthday goes awry after he eats psychedelic gelato.

Mike's eyebrows end up in danger as he starts transforming the basement into a living area; Carl asks Samuel to be his roommate.

Alan crosses a line when he tries to get back money that he lent Charlie.

Charlie attempts to cook, Alan tries to date two women at the same time, and Jake samples beer.

Alan awaits disaster as Charlie romances Alan's sweet receptionist.

The guys run into Jake's former teacher (Alicia Witt) who became a stripper after a fling with Charlie; Charlie gives her a room and a job to try and help her out, but things get out of control.

Drew needs Greg's help with the brewery, but is forced to take drastic measures to get Greg to loosen up.

Drew (Drew Carey) discovers a scheme in which Mr. Wick and Mimi (Craig Ferguson, Kathy Kinney) plan to fabricate a sexual harassment suit.

Chuck finds the creator of the Intersect; a conflict breaks out between the Burbank Buy More and the Beverly Hills branch.

Jane and Maura find a man who died in a bathtub full of ice; while trying to stay cool during a heatwave, Angela discovers a spicy tea that brings unexpected romantic consequences.

A notable county prosecutor is arrested for murder; when Angela hears that Maura is planning to meet Jack's daughter, she sets out to educate Maura about the interests of children today.

The president uses chess to illustrate tensions between the United States and China over Taiwan's testing of Patriot missiles.

The White House celebrates the first lady's birthday on the eve of her possibly losing her medical license; a British ambassador (Roger Rees) argues against the president's meeting with an Irish terrorist.

Chuck finds the creator of the Intersect; a conflict breaks out between the Burbank Buy More and the Beverly Hills branch.