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An American woman trapped in Islamic Iran by her brutal husband must find a way for her and her daughter to escape.

Police attempt to pin Kitty's disappearance on Michael. Meanwhile, Michael brings Maeby along with him for "Take Your Daughter To Work Day."

Ginnie's doctor tells her to stay in bed until the end of her pregnancy to avoid premature labor, which means missing her dad's wedding. Bob solves this by attaching a webcam onto his head so Ginnie can see the wedding live. Marjee has arranged her dad's surprise honeymoon trip and asks the others to contribute to the $4,000 expenses. A movie is looking for extras and Rose wants to try to get in although her acting teacher explicitly forbids it. Alex is against the idea--until he suddenly gets a speaking role. Ann insists that Danny come to the wedding, then realizes that there might be an awkward situation. The girls get to meet Renee's son Patrick's boyfriend, and Marjee has a huge problem with Patrick: he too has a honeymoon surprise for Renee and Joe.

When Sarah enters a young girl also named Sarah into a pageant, they see how little they have in common and how very much they don't have in common. Steve is questioned by the cops for leaving a "bomb" in a cop car.

Their mission is easy - Steven and Samantha are to find Shin Won, a North Korean physicist responsible for inventing a device that can change an object's state of matter, and facilitate his defection. Even easier, Shin Won is attending the Particle Physics Symposium in Geneva, Switzerland, where Steven and Samantha go undercover to locate the scientist and bring him to the U.S. Things aren't so simple when Shin Won refuses to leave unless they get his daughter out of North Korea. With Hoyt's help, the Blooms must defy Shaw's orders and travel to North Korea to rescue the young girl from danger. Trouble brews when Steven and Samantha learn they're not the only ones on the mission and battle another couple to find the girl. Meanwhile, Samantha misses Lizzy's milestone celebration.

Siskel and Ebert review Once Around (1991), Men of Respect (1990), Flight of the Intruder (1991), White Fang (1991) and Not Without My Daughter (1991). The "Video Pick" is Windwalker (1980).

A young woman trapped in an abusive situation refuses to leave the FLDS polygamist cult without her daughter, whom church members have taken into hiding.