Thirty finalists show up at a photo shoot with Carmen Electra, but ten are immediately sent home. The top twenty head off to an airstrip, having been told nothing more than to "wear underwear." There they meet Bruce Hulse, male supermodel and Manhunt judge.

If you thought jumping out of a plane in your boxers was tough, just try looking stylish and confident at a 4AM photoshoot with supermodel Marisa Miller, hip deep in a cold swimming pool. Somehow, our sixteen models make it work.

Our dozen models try to become spokesmodels, pitching a seaweed drink in Japanese, in a commercial audition with a non-English speaking crew. "Drink Mozuku to get healthy!" they shout, or attempt to anyway.

The ten remaining models think they're headed to an interview with a group of ad execs, when in fact it's all a put-on. The panel consists of improv actors out to make life difficult for our aspiring spokesmen.

Having survived a variety of challenges to make it to the top six, each model can practically taste victory. To whet their appetites a little further, we arrange a visit to the set of Access Hollywood, where they're interviewed by anchor Shaun Robinson.

After a relaxing night in Puerto Rico, our five remaining men take to the beach to shoot photos for individual swimsuit calendars. The public will determine the winner of this challenge: tomorrow, the guys will pick their runway wardrobes based upon how well their calendars sell.

Four men remain, three with hopes of winning a $100,000 modeling contract with IMG...and one, our embedded model, who hopes to push them to prove they really deserve it.

On the ground in New York, the guys visit the city's top sights, and then get the royal treatment at the world famous Carnegie Deli. One giant sandwich later, they arrive at the hotel to find their wardrobe for tomorrow's shoot: three empty boxes.