In the bayou, Shelby goes diving in gator infested waters. Up north, rivals Rygaard and Oakes square off on a one-way road and a Rygaard driver is nearly killed when his truck flips. Down in Florida, the Dreadknots go their separate ways as Kraken and Katelyn set sail with their own boat. And in Alaska, the hottest day of the season gets even hotter for the Papac crew when a fire breaks out on the mountain.
Hannah, Shoshanna and Adam take a road trip; Marnie moves into her own place; Hannah seeks inspiration to meet her editor's deadline.
Shoshanna tries to balance her time at college between sex and studying, while Marnie must accept she and Charlie are through. Also, Adam and Hannah and host a dinner party.
Using a unique 90 Day Fiancé visa, four women will travel to the US to live with their overseas fiancés for the first time. Each couple will have just 90 days to decide to get married or send their international mate home.
From Grimm to Griffin, three classic fairy tales get a new Quahog spin, including "Jack and the Beanstalk," "Little Red Riding Hood" and "Cinderella."
It's Mariah and Aspyn's graduation day and Meri has a complete meltdown. Later, the Browns throw a party for the two girls, featuring what may be the very first Â"polygamist flash mobÂ". There's even a fortune teller who sees a fifth wife in Kody's future.
Phaedra meets up with Kandi to discuss her trip with NeNe to Athens. Kenya is shocked when her father chooses to visit. Cynthia and Peter take some time to strengthen their relationship. Porsha and Kordell come head-to-head when they have a meeting regarding their divorce.
Louie and Frankie go too far with their latest prank, so Michelle and Ray separate them, but soon the adults realize that may not be the best idea.
“A/C Tundra” finds Kenny and Keef having to install an air-conditioning unit for a friend.
Musician Jack Blades returns to a home in New Mexico where he encountered spirits nine years earlier.
Golan's plans to escape back to his home dimension are threatened when he catches the chicken pox from Dylan.
The host welcomes another batch of celebrity guests to his famous green room before subjecting them to a no-holds-barred bout of questioning. He is joined by Hollywood actor Aaron Eckhart, soon to be seen in new movie I, Frankenstein, and skating duo Torvill and Dean, talking about the last series of Dancing on Ice. Also on the sofa are funnyman and presenter Griff Rhys Jones and businesswoman and Alan Sugar's Apprentice aide Karren Brady, with Irish rockers Kodaline providing the music
A woman dislocates her jaw; a couple try to have sex in a tree.
A supernatural thriller about the lone female werewolf in existence begins when Elena is forced to leave the perfect life she has made for herself as a photographer in Toronto to return to Upstate New York after her wolf pack is threatened.
The MythBusters find out if an exploding still really could blow your house down and if you really could use hooch to fuel an unmodified car on a "moonshine run."
Kylie Minogue and Ricky Wilson join the coaching team for the first blind auditions.
Lily and new doctor Ethan diagnose teacher Alice with a rare disease, while Zoe and Tess fight to save the life of Dixie's girlfriend.
Sabrina: Secrets of a Teenage Witch is an American animated television series on Hub Network based on the Archie Comics character Sabrina the Teenage Witch. The series is developed by Pamela Hickey and Dennys McCoy and was acquired by Hub Network on October 1, 2012. The series was originally intended for a summer 2013 release but has since been pushed out to fall 2013.
Hank creates a neighborhood watch group when crimes start happening. Max takes the blame for the mysterious crimes to hide his own secret, but Phoebe knows he is innocent and it's up to the family to catch the real criminal.
What might Washington D.C. have in common with ancient sites like Stonehenge? It is thought by some to be constructed using an ancient unit of measurement called the megalithic yard. Thought to be used by some of the greatest civilizations of all time, this antiquated unite of measure could be the key to understanding the hidden meaning behind D.C.'s streets and structures. Scott Wolter investigates whether its use in the design plans of our nation's capitol created a sanctuary for people practicing goddess worship; people, like George Washington himself.