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Chris (Tyler James Williams) decides to buy his mother an expensive bottle of perfume for Mother's Day to pay her back for all the things she has done for him, but when he learns that it costs much more than he anticipated, Chris buys an imposter version of the perfume from Risky (Mike Estime). Unfortunately, Rochelle (Tichina Arnold) gets a rash from the perfume and thinking it's the real thing, drags Chris down to the store to return it. Julius (Terry Crews) and Drew (Tequan Richmond) do some spring cleaning and discover an expensive collector's item amongst Drew's old toys. Imani Hakim and Vincent Martella also star. The episode was directed by Keith Truesdell and written by Jason Palmer

As an extracurricular activity, Raja (Adhir Kalyan) joins Students Against Drunk Driving and is given the job of organizing the annual event -- a fake funeral for a student who was "killed" in a drunk-driving accident. Because the chosen victim has traditionally been the school's most popular student, everyone expects Raja to select Dan Archer (guest star Jacob Blair), but Raja rebels and gives the dubious honor to Justin (Dan Byrd). When Dan Archer decides to hold his own funeral -- the "Wake at the Lake" -- Justin turns decides to go all out to attract "mourners," and the competition escalates until Justin receives a sobering reminder of what the event is really about. Amy Pietz, Lindsey Shaw and Scott Patterson also star. Sarah Pia Anderson directed the episode written by Michael Glouberman

Jerome (Mehcad Brooks) questions Melanie's (Tia Mowry) commitment to their relationship after she accepts an unexpected gift from Derwin (Pooch Hall). She decides to take Jerome to Los Angeles for a romantic weekend to prove him wrong, but her plans hit a snag when she finds out the Sabers are partying at the same hotel where she and Jerome are staying. Derwin and Malik (Hosea Chancez) commiserate over losing Melanie and Robin Givens (guest starring as herself), respectively. Tasha (Wendy Raquel Robinson) shares her concerns with Rick Fox about becoming a manager and they end up having an intimate moment. Jason (Coby Bell) fires his manager and Kelly (Brittany Daniel) urges him to consider signing with Irv (PJ Byrne). Salim Akil directed the episode written by Hale Rothstein.

When Joan (Tracee Ellis Ross) buys an expensive new kitchen range for their new house, her fiance Aaron (Richard T. Jones) get upset that she spent money without discussing it with him. Later, after Joan and Aaron stop arguing, he receives news that his National Guard unit is being called to Iraq. Meanwhile, Lynn (Persia White) is enjoying her newfound success with her music career and begins to flaunt it. Golden Brooks, Reggie Hayes, Keesha Sharp and Khalil Kane also star. Debbie Allen directed the episode written by series creator and executive producer Mara Brock Akil.

It's 30 hours before Dean's (Jensen Ackles) deal with the crossroads demon is up and Dean, Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Bobby (Jim Beaver) are searching for Lilith, who holds the contract. They discover her location and Sam summons Ruby (Katie Cassidy) for help despite Dean's protests. Ruby warns them they aren't ready to fight Lilith yet but they steal her knife and depart for New Harmony, Indiana.

In a battle to the death, Sam, Dean and Bobby take on Lilith and all her demons in a last ditch effort to save Dean's life.

Kim Manners directed the episode written by Eric Kripke.

Kara (Laura Vandervoort) tells Lex (Michael Rosenbaum) he is destined to defeat the Traveler and offers to take him to the Fortress to learn how.

Clark (Tom Welling) is stunned that Kara would go to Lex but it is revealed that Brainiac is impersonating Kara and she's actually trapped in the Phantom Zone.

Chloe is arrested by the Department of Domestic Security and Lana awakens from her comatose state.

Meanwhile, in an epic turn of events, Clark and Lex face off in the Fortress and Lex learns Clark's secret.

Erica Durance and Aaron Ashmore also star.

Todd Slavkin directed the episode written by Don Whitehead & Holly Henderson.

Cycle nine winner Saleisha Stowers stops by to cheer on the contestants during their Cover Girl commercial and print ad shoot. One of the models fails to deliver and is sent packing. The final two face off on the runway at a once-in-a-lifetime fashion event in the race to become America's Next Top Model.

All the girls face off in the tractor race of a lifetime. A fun day at the swimming hole takes a dramatic turn when Stacey plants a seed of doubt. The animosity between Christa and Brooke reaches a new level, and a special date with Matt becomes a family affair.

After Sam (Bret Harrison) turns in a soul named Mike (guest star Richard Burgi), who somehow keep returning to Earth, the Devil (Ray Wise) tells him there is a leak in Hell and he better find out who is responsible.

Sam, Sock (Tyler Labine) and Ben (Rick Gonzalez) discover Gladys (guest star Christine Willes) is helping Mike escape and aren't sure whether to turn their friend over to a very angry Devil.

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

John Fortenberry directed the episode written by Chris Dingess.

The season finale begins with three teams but, in a surprising twist, the team that fares the worst in a pop quiz is sent home immediately. The two teams that know their partners best will continue to compete for $250,000 and a chance at becoming more than just a beauty and a geek. Jaws drop when the eliminated contestants return to the mansion for one final night and the claws come out during a blow-out fight over one geek's affection. Host Mike Richards reveals that there is nothing the final two teams can do to prepare for the final challenge.