Lair: George and Jim watch the tape and see a perp heading to the pharmacy. They've found their guy -- it's a girl, which they treat as SHOCKING. Blergh. She's not setting off concussion grenades. She's using magic hands to get the job done. Oh wait, I don't think we learn that until later. To hell with it. Why should I take more care with this than the writers do with these plots?

Powell Pad: Jim rounds the kids up for school, but Daph lingers behind to talk to Mom. She wants to know what to do if Olivia is sleeping with Mr. Robbins. Steph says, "We didn't ask for these powers, but we've got them. We have to do what's right. [...] It's a very serious allegation. Be absolutely certain." Oh Steph, what teen isn't certain, even when wrong?

Precinct: George and Jim learn that the perp, Rebecca Jessup, has a record -- for writing bad checks. And the drugs she's been stealing aren't drugs that get you high; they're anti-epileptics.

Global Tech: Katie calls JJ out for solving the algorithm. Since he cracked an encrypted file in seconds, she knows he has newbilities. "You're a genius too, aren't you?" Yes he is, genius. She just doesn't understand why he'd lie to his folks. Before they can get too far into it, Steph returns, greets JJ (who lies that Katie is tutoring him in math). Steph thanks Katie for cracking the code and praises her to the high heaven. Once she's alone with JJ again, Katie tells him she will cover for him for now, but he'll have to 'fess up soon. She also has some news for him. His test results are normal, except for one thing. "JJ, you're pregnant." I'd laugh, but as soon as Michael Oher gave JJ a nameless, faceless friend's pee, rather than his own, this was inevitable.

School: Daphne goes to see Detective Leo Mr. Robbins and asks why he and Olivia were meeting alone, together. Leo swears he'd never get involved with a student. Daphne believes him until she hears him think, "I thought all this lying would end when I stopped sleeping with her." Leo then tells Daphne, "You have my word." Daphne, visibly shaken, tells him she'll see him next class.