Count Basie

Marty, Doug and Clyde begin consulting work on the Emerald casino in Las Vegas, where they meet Tamara, a classmate of Marty's who recently joined Galweather Stearn. Jeannie has a confrontation with Julianne, and her bad mood continues when Tamara ruins the client consultation in Las Vegas by proposing an new implementation that is not yet legalized and not supporting Marty's original plans.

The entire narrative of the episode takes place through a series of flashbacks within flashbacks. House sits outside the principal's office at Brye Park Elementary School with two fifth-grade students, Zack and Colleen. Hours ago, House was participating in the school's Career Day as a favour to get Rachel into Brye Park. He does so in order to show Cuddy that he cares for her. However, he lied about his name and claimed that he is Dr. Lawrence Hourani. While narrating his story to the class, House references scenes of old movies. Right after the credits, there is a remake of the prelude to "Vincent Vega and Marsellus Wallace's Wife" portion of the film Pulp Fiction, with Foreman and House in the roles of Vincent Vega and Jules Winnfield, respectively. A reference to A Few Good Men can also be seen when House tells one of the kids that he "can't handle the truth". A quote from the movie Ghostbusters is also used when House talks about Cuddy not being his girlfriend. The elevator scene from The Thomas Crown Affair (the original with Steve McQueen) is also referenced, as well as Thunderbolt and Lightfoot, when House tries to convince the kids he blew out the door of Cuddy's office to retrieve her laptop.

The 1st Marine Division on Guadalcanal is relieved and arrives in Melbourne, Australia. Leckie falls in love with Stella, an Australian girl of Greek descent, who invites him to stay at her parents' home. Basilone receives the Medal of Honor and is sent home to sell war bonds.

The true story of how a group of African American pilots overcame racist opposition to become one of the finest US fighter groups in World War II.

The Good Mother is a 1988 American drama film and an adaptation of Sue Miller's novel of the same name. Directed by Leonard Nimoy, the film stars Diane Keaton and Liam Neeson in the leading roles. The Good Mother explores feelings and beliefs about children's exposure to adult sexuality and challenges society's growing reliance upon courts to settle complex private and ethical matters. Anna Dunlap (Diane Keaton), is a piano teacher who works part-time at a college laboratory and a recent divorcee who has custody of a four-year-old daughter. She meets and falls in love with Leo (Liam Neeson), a sculptor who helps her to find true passion and fulfillment. But her sexual liberation comes at a very high cost: her ex-husband Brian (Naughton) questions her new lifestyle. Worse, he accuses Leo of sexually molesting Molly and sues Anna for custody of their daughter.