DTOUR

It looks like a sailing accident may have killed the eldest brother in a Boston family; Angela tries to sell a health drink.

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.

Struggling with disturbing dreams, Chuck thinks his most-recent dream foretells danger for a visiting head of state; Ellie gets surprising news; Anna returns to the Buy More to talk to Morgan.

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.

A man arrives from Beijing with strong readings for narcotics; three men want to visit a temple that hasn't been built yet.

A woman's belongings are positive for heroin; a Malaysian man arrives looking for work.

Alex has to put her concerns for Charlie aside when a chance to perform a cancer surgery arises.

Alex and Charlie put their wedding plans aside; Zach takes a special interest in a case; a coma patient who wakes up with no memory.

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

Gerry discovers that Robert is charming a generous philanthropist; Lisa finds out Simon is bribing Trudy.

Gerry is forced to appoint his arch nemesis Mr. Leung as his new assistant coach; Robert brings his pet bird to work.

Axl looks for the right time to share news about his college classes; Frankie's dad reveals a gambling loss; Sue hides a secret; Brick determines to have lime-green Jell-O salad on Thanksgiving.

Frankie rescues a lost dog and takes solace in the unconditional love she receives; Sue surprises her parents when she makes the volleyball team; Axl asks Brick for help with school.

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

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

Mike and Molly are excited to have the house to themselves for the weekend.

When Peggy -- somewhat mysteriously -- announces her sudden retirement, Molly decides to plan a party for her.

Charlie's mother, Evelyn, asks to borrow his Mercedes so she can impress a Saudi prince who she wants to buy real estate.

Charlie meets his match when he falls for a woman who is better at playing hard to get than he is.

Alan denies having shoplifted a toy as a child and fears he has a dark side, until Charlie admits he planted the toy on Alan to stay out of trouble himself.

Charlie and Alan hire Berta's sister (Camryn Manheim) to cater a party their mother has conned them into throwing for her.

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.

Chuck asks Morgan to assist him with a side mission; Chuck's father (Scott Bakula) returns.

Jane and Maura investigate a suspected hate crime; Maura sets up Jane with a yoga instructor.

Jane and Maura must conduct a secret investigation when a shooter begins to target marathon runners.

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 asks Morgan to assist him with a side mission; Chuck's father (Scott Bakula) returns.

Jane and Maura investigate a suspected hate crime; Maura sets up Jane with a yoga instructor.

Jane and Maura must conduct a secret investigation when a shooter begins to target marathon runners.

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 asks Morgan to assist him with a side mission; Chuck's father (Scott Bakula) returns.

A woman with protruding pants attracts the attention of Customs; a passenger would rather go to court than pay a fine.

A woman tries to smuggle an expensive gift into Australia; a package from Hong Kong looks suspicious.

A fidgety passenger has officers on high alert because of what's found under his home's floorboards.

A musician claims to have special powers that help her see the future.

A father and son from China have four suitcases full of undeclared food; an immigration raid targets illegal workers.

An American tourist is caught renting by the hour, but insists she needs to meet up with her boyfriend.

Alex and Charlie try to save teenagers involved in a bus accident.

When Charlie Harris, Hope Zion Hospital's chief of surgery, falls into a coma, he ends up wandering the hospital in spirit form.

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

Gerry is determined to be the top contributor for the food drive; Sheila is wanted by both the field hockey and debate teams at the same time.

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

Axl wants to spend time with his friends when he comes home for Christmas; Sue's allergies threaten to ruin her holiday; Brick's lie is uncovered.

Frankie and Mike start to worry when Brick begins developing irrational fears; Sue is conflicted about Derrick Glossner's behavior; Axl and Sean shut down Darrin's attempt to start a Boss Co spinoff.

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.

Molly is very excited when her book finally becomes available for purchase but starts to obsessively worry that no one will buy it.

Peggy shares tantalizing stories from her past for Molly's second book -- in exchange for Molly doing chores.

Alan gets a taste of what Charlie's sex life is like when he meets a woman at the grocery store who fulfills his every fantasy.

Charlie bumps into an old flame he once thought would be Mrs. Right (Denise Richards) and is pleased to learn her marriage did not work out.

Charlie is tasked with writing a theme song to one of Jake's favorite comics; things heat up between Alan and Rose.

Charlie is surprised when a woman, Gail, with whom he flirts in a bar, rejects his overtures and tells him that women around town have been comparing notes on his philandering; Jake mentions that he did an Internet search on Charlie's name and found something interesting; when Charlie logs on, he finds out that he's the subject of a very uncomplimentary new website called www.charlieharpersucks.co

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

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

The Ring closes in on Chuck and the members of Operation Bartowski; Casey must secretly protect his daughter from the Ring; Big Mike receives news about the Buy More.

A body discovered in the park appears to be the work of an imprisoned serial killer; Jane tries to get into the mind of the killer, while keeping her fear in check.

An investigation leads Jane into Boston's checkered past when an identity thief is murdered; Maura goes on a personal quest.

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.".

The Ring closes in on Chuck and the members of Operation Bartowski; Casey must secretly protect his daughter from the Ring; Big Mike receives news about the Buy More.

A body discovered in the park appears to be the work of an imprisoned serial killer; Jane tries to get into the mind of the killer, while keeping her fear in check.

An investigation leads Jane into Boston's checkered past when an identity thief is murdered; Maura goes on a personal quest.

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.".

The Ring closes in on Chuck and the members of Operation Bartowski; Casey must secretly protect his daughter from the Ring; Big Mike receives news about the Buy More.

At O'Hare International, a returning American's bananas cause a slip-up in secondary; a mother covers for her kid at Detroit's Ambassador Bridge; a car search is brought to a head in Washington State.

Officers search for a fugitive in Washington State; a cook is questioned on his way to Las Vegas; a canine flags several packages in Chicago; x-rays discover anomalies in Port Huron cargo.

An officer's expertise in body language pays off; a German rock band in Detroit; a hole in a traveler's story.

A Chicago canine unit discovers smugglers; officers enter a high-speed chase in Port Huron; a traveler triggers radiation alarms; bullets in Blaine, Washington.

In the Detroit airport, a family traveling from the UK, may need to corroborate their story. Also, a tip from authorities puts officers at the Chicago International Mail facility on high alert.

Border officers stop a young British visitor meeting an American cyber pal at Detroit Metro Airport, and a Chinese traveler is caught using his mobile phone in a secondary inspection in Chicago.

Alex Reid treats a boy with mysterious symptoms while dealing with the arrival of Charlie's ex-wife; Joel and Maggie try to help a patient who is refusing treatment because of religious beliefs.

Cheered by Charlie's movement, Alex treats a patient who has already undergone many surgeries; Charlie helps a dead man who has unfinished business with his gravely injured brother.

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

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

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.

Sue makes a discovery that leads to an ultimate prank battle with Axl; Brick tries to read a recommended biography on Debbie Reynolds.

Principal Barker (Rachel Dratch) asks the parents to form carpools while the bus drivers are on strike; Axl becomes an astronomy expert so he can tutor an attractive student; Mike receives two tickets to a basketball game.

Upset about being publicly humiliated at work, George downs a shot of tequila with the worm in it, which makes him hallucinate that he and Ernie are gay.

George seeks help from a popular reality TV game show to expose Vic's cheating, gold-digging fiancee.

When Mike reaches a weight-loss goal -- his personal best -- he decides to celebrate by indulging in a slice of pie.

Mike's feelings are hurt when Molly is nervous about him attending a celebration hosted by her publisher.

Alan's homely high-school friend (Paget Brewster) returns as a beautiful woman, and the brothers quickly begin competing for her attentions.

When Judith's pipes burst after an earthquake, Alan invites her to stay with him at Charlie's house.

Evelyn takes drastic measures to get back into her sons' lives after Alan cuts her off.

Charlie tries to distract Alan from an upcoming medical procedure by planning a trip to Las Vegas.

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

Drew and Kate secretly decide to romantically pursue each other.

The Ring closes in on Chuck and the members of Operation Bartowski; Casey must secretly protect his daughter from the Ring; Big Mike receives news about the Buy More.

Killers target the Boston homicide headquarters, trapping Jane, Maura and Frankie Jr. in a fight for their survival.

Jane is honored as a hero at a public event; a case leads Jane to be reunited with an old high-school flame.

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.

The Ring closes in on Chuck and the members of Operation Bartowski; Casey must secretly protect his daughter from the Ring; Big Mike receives news about the Buy More.