I'm really not sure who I would have enjoyed seeing win this round. Mark Martinez's Sandmaster 2000 is a great invention and he had the passion and spirit to go along with it, but Erik's invention would get more use, I think. There's a much larger chance of it selling. It was hard, though, to see Mark have to tell his family that he didn't make it. And I really felt bad for the girl with the InBrella. It wasn't her fault that the company didn't have the prototype ready. It was too late for her to do anything about it. In the end, though, I feel Ed made the right choice to advance to the final four.

And what was up with that 68-year-old man and his smoking gun? Wierd...

Whoever would agree to be on this show is a complete idiot. It's a looooong hour of pure frustration. The rules and regulations that come along with the game of throwing a new woman into a home are cruel and unusual. It shocks me to see the complete opposites that the producers put in the same house. Is this show just a way for a woman to terrorize her family? Because it's horror for me to watch the families (especially the children) go through such punishments. I think this is a pathetic attempt to try to raise ratings on the network. For me, it has failed.

The Apprentice:Martha Stewart was very boring to me. With Martha Stewart just recovering from career shock, I would think that she would want to make a big bang in the show business industry. This show did the complete opposite for me. I expected a lot of energy and fun, and received one hour of yawns.

It surprises me that, being considered one of the most creative people in America, she would not be able to come up with an idea for her own show. It seems funny that she had to copy someone else's show.

For me, this was not "A good thing"!

Ari is at it again! He kidnaps Ducky to get Gibbs off the trail of his accomplice, who tries to help Ari get away. Gibbs decides to use the new Mossad Agent Ziva David to his advantage. She is Ari's control agent in the Mossad. For some reason, Ms. David is very passionate about Ari's innocence in the tragedy of Caitlin's death.

Ari sends a decoy sniper to get Gibbs off of his trail. Gibbs catches on and sets up a trap for the terrorist. He actually gets a bet going with Ziva and tells her that if she'll help him set it up, and Ari doesn't show, he'll give up the chase.

Fortunately for Gibbs, Ari shows up and admits to killing Kate just to cause Gibbs pain. He says Gibbs reminds him of his own father who didn't care about him except to make an agent out of him. He trains the gun on Gibbs, ready to shoot and suddenly a shot echoes from the top of Gibbs' basement stairs. Ziva is there, and has shot Ari.

At this time, we find out that Ziva is actually Ari's half-sister. While she escorts the body to Tel Aviv, Gibbs races to the funeral of Caitlin Todd.

The episode ends in a way that is bittersweet. It leaves the viewer sad that Kate is gone, yet knowing that her killer got what he deserved and they can move on with peace that her death was avenged.

Excellent episode! This one kept me on the edge of my seat!

Tony Shalhoub shines in this lovable drama. Adrian Monk is an ex-detective with obsessive compulsive disorder, developed after his wife's murder. He and his nurse, Natalie Teeger, work together to solve crimes while maintaining a ridiculously clean atmosphere.

Mr. Monk has many quirks for Natalie to try to keep up with, including allergies, phobias (he's afraid of clowns and milk!), etc. He is able to solve the cases that stump the police by his uncontrollable attention to even the most minute detail. He prides himself in always being able to piece the whole story together.

Don't miss this great show!