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BEING PRESIDENT CAN BE HARD ON THE FAMILY - While Santos (Jimmy Smits) is wrapped up in choosing his new Vice President, Helen (Teri Polo) is overwhelmed by the issues facing the new First Family. Meanwhile, Vinick (Alan Alda) must find a new road now that the election is over. Also starring Brad Whitford, Janeane Garofalo.

CJ IS FORCED TO LOOK AT HER FUTURE - As Bartlet's administration prepares to transition in the Santos administration, CJ (Allison Janney) is faced with what to do with her future. Will (Josh Malina) is also in a position of uncertainty about what is to come. Also starring Richard Schiff, Mary McCormack.

The president has a stroke, and a look-alike Temp Agent (Kevin Kline) takes his place. He endears himself to the public--and the president’s wife (Sigourney Weaver)--more than the original president ever did. Although Dave is supposed to just be a stand-in, he must deal with real issues as the manipulative chief-of-staff schemes to take over the White House.

Getting your hair done at Images of Oyster Bay is a flashback to the 1980s: big hair, plunging necklines and trash talking stylists. Tabatha Coffey has a big task ahead to elevate this Long Island strip mall salon, which includes a self-proclaimed “hoochie-mama” who talks like a truck driver and an anxiety-ridden “cry-baby” who snaps under Coffey's “drill-sergeant” methods. Outraged at the salon’s low rent customer service and the stylists’ terrible skills, Tabatha takes the staff on a field trip to an exclusive Manhattan salon so the owners and staff can experience true high-end service. But will it make the difference?

The Martino Cartier at Giovanni and Pileggi Salon is run more like a nightclub -- complete with scantily clad girls, gold chains, and kisses on the lips. But the no-nonsense Tabatha Coffey has no patience for Martino’s playboy ways and forces him to take a hard look at his out of control credit card debt, lavish lifestyle, and over the top behavior. Coffey only has one week to show this Jersey party guy that he needs to grow up and take control as the owner of this business. And the stakes are high. If Martino doesn’t quickly have a major transformation, his salon will go under fast.

Getting your hair done at Images of Oyster Bay is a flashback to the 1980s: big hair, plunging necklines and trash talking stylists. Tabatha Coffey has a big task ahead to elevate this Long Island strip mall salon, which includes a self-proclaimed “hoochie-mama” who talks like a truck driver and an anxiety-ridden “cry-baby” who snaps under Coffey's “drill-sergeant” methods. Outraged at the salon’s low rent customer service and the stylists’ terrible skills, Tabatha takes the staff on a field trip to an exclusive Manhattan salon so the owners and staff can experience true high-end service. But will it make the difference?

When career hair stylist Ralph Aktrui sunk his retirement nest egg into buying Salon Tika for his two young immature daughters, he had no idea he would be diagnosed with MS and have to rely on them for the daily management of the business. Coffey is outraged that these “spoiled brats” run the salon like a sorority party and have no plan to repay their father so he can retire comfortably. The entire family’s survival is in jeopardy and Coffey has to do a major intervention to get these girls to take the business and their family responsibilities seriously.

When Kathy Barolotta invested her entire life savings into Hairlab with her nephew, Tim Provencher, she thought she had her retirement all set. But business is terrible, the stylists are out of control, and Kathy is not making enough to live. If Tim and Kathy don't step up and start to manage their stylists and market their business, Kathy could be out on the street.

Candolyn Sabido has owned Candolyn's Salon for ten years but she has fallen on hard times. Candolyn thinks her stylists are liars and thieves and they think she's crazy. She is losing control of her staff, losing customers from her business, and losing hope fast. If she and her staff don't get on the same page soon, Candolyn will go out of business and be left with nothing.

Matchmaker Patti Stranger has her hands full with this weeks millionaires: Alex, a 39-year-old real estate developer from Las Vegas and Paul, a 23-year-old NBA player for the Los Angeles Clippers. For their initial meeting, Patti is typically outspoken about Alex's outward appearance, telling him he needs a makeover. She also tells him that he doesn’t know how to cultivate love, since he has been treating it like a business for so long. When Patti meets Paul, she encounters a player on and off the court. She tells him that NBA players don't have the best track records with women and wants him to make sure to respect her girls. At the mixer, Alex, who is always the gentleman, decides to woo the women by bringing them gifts from Tiffany's while Paul merely uses his NBA status and good looks to woo the women. Alex chooses a smart woman that can banter with him, while Paul’s choice is unexpected.