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Her tan bikini blending wonderfully with the sand, Kate Walsh strolled down a Hawaiian shore with her husband, Alex Young, last week.

The newlyweds, who married Labor Day, spent Thanksgiving on the beaches of Maui, frolicking in the surf and walking the coast at sunset.

Happy Thanksgiving to one and all. As a special treat on this day, the Private Practice Insider staff has put together its official episode guide to last night’s brand new, “In Which Cooper Finds a Port in His Storm.”

You can relive all the action by following the link above. Soon we will post our gallery, guide to the episode’s music, and list of Private Practice quotes.

As always, you may discuss the episode with fellow fans in our forum. It’s free and easy. This site is for Private Practice fans. Let your voice be heard!

Most of all, we wish you a joyous holiday and thank you for visiting. Don’t forget, in the aftermath of the festivities, that Grey’s Anatomy is all-new tonight!

While many shows are taking breaks due to the holiday, Private Practice is airing an all-new episode tonight, entitled “In Which Cooper Finds a Port in His Storm.” It is the third of eight Private Practice episodes to date (and second straight) to feature someone other than Addison in its title.

There’s certainly a lot going on tonight from the looks of the previews (see below), with Addison and Cooper returning to the world of dating - with surprising results. Also, Sam and Naomi find themselves on a rather unusual house call, while Dell - and his classmates - are in full force.

Starting anytime, you can discuss the episode in our FORUM. As always, we will have our episode, recap, photo gallery and list of quotes up after the episode. Thanks for visiting the Insider, and we wish you happy viewing!

In this sneak preview clip from “In Which Cooper Finds a Port in His Storm,” Cooper returns to the world of online dating, Addison dates one of Violet’s patients, Naomi and Sam make a house call at a convent, Dell gives a tour of Oceanside to his classmates and much more. Looks like a good one!

As always, you can discuss the episode in our forum. Enjoy!

In this clip from last week’s “In Which Sam Gets Taken for a Ride,” Cooper and Violet almost get it on… but he can’t go through with it. He can’t be just friends with her, nor can he be friends with benefits. It’s too difficult.

“Rip off the band-aid, Cooper. I did.”

Happy Friday, fans, and welcome to the third edition of the Private Practice Insider Caption Contest. It’s easy and fun. Here’s all you have to do…

Take a look at this Private Practice photo, think of the best caption for it, click “comments” below and fill out the form. You can do so as often as you like. We will choose a winner (and post a new contest) Friday. Follow the link above to see who won last week’s edition and read the entries. Good luck …

Here is this week’s Caption Contest image:

Good luck! Thanks for playing the Insider’s Caption Contest and for making us the #1 Private Practice site online. We appreciate your continued support!

It was a big ratings night for CBS’ Criminal Minds Wednesday.

After weathering the assault of two high-profile rookies at the 9 p.m. hour in ABC’s Private Practice and NBC’s Bionic Woman, as well as a major recasting after star Mandy Patinkin’s abrupt exit during the summer, the veteran crime drama emerged as the top program in the hour this week.

With 15.7 million viewers and a 4.3 rating/11 share - its best ratings in nine months - Criminal Minds beat Private Practice and ranked No. 1 on the night in terms of total viewers and 18-49, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Private Practice (11.4 million, 4.2/10) was a close second in the 9 p.m. slot, while Bionic Woman (6.3 million, 2.5/6) continued its descent with its lowest number to date, finishing behind Fox’s Kitchen Nightmares.

Additionally, the CW’s America’s Next Top Model (5.3 million, 2.6/8) hit season highs in adults 18-34 (2.5/7) and adults 18-49, and in the process lifted the freshman drama Gossip Girl to its best numbers since the premiere.

For the night, CBS led with 12.1 million viewers and a 3.5/9, followed by ABC (9.5, 3.4/9), Fox (7.2, 2.9/8), NBC (6.5, 2.3/8) and the CW (4.1, 2.0/5).

Go, Private Practice, it’s your birth day!

With three births, a hostage situation, two attempts at sex, a shocking revelation, a re-consummation, two quality guest stars, and — finally — something for Dr. Feelgood to do, there was plenty of action, both uteral and otherwise, writes Entertainment Weekly in its review of this week’s “In Which Sam Gets Taken For a Ride.”

Really, Addison may have said it best with her quote: “It’s babypalooza!”

But wait, there’s more: Addison was (again, she said it best) “on fuego.” She sure looked hot in that slinky, colorful, low-cut number. And Pete Wilder noticed. But he wasn’t the only one. Officer Kevin Nelson also noticed.

In fact, he came all the way from Stars Hollow, Connecticut to check her out. Officer Nelson was played by David Sutcliffe, who was Gilmore Girls‘ Christopher, a.k.a. Rory’s dad and Lorelai’s ill-chosen husband.

So let’s talk about all those babies. There was the panic-prone cop’s widow, who was going to deliver in a birthing tub, despite Addison’s objections. There was Ashley, whose husband doesn’t do much to control their rambunctious boys.

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Below are the music selections from last night’s Private Practice, “In Which Sam Gets Taken For a Ride.” Follow our link to the episode’s Private Practice music page to see when each track was played, and read lyrics (where available) …

1. Fine Young Cannibals, “Good Thing“
2. Tim Myers, “A Place We Used To Know”
3. The Cinematic Orchestra, “Prelude”
4. Sia, “You Have Been Loved“
5. Monkey, “You’ll Come Around”
6. Terra Naomi, “Say It’s Possible“