Swapping stories tonight are Darren Harriott, Sarah Keyworth, Angela Scanlon and Dara O Briain discussing, well, anything funny.
Great American folk tales have been passed down for generations, often through word of mouth. While many of the stories snowball into legends over the years, most contain at least a kernel of truth. Bil tries to find that truth as he explores the claim that John Henry out-drilled a steam-powered drill, uncovers if Johnny Appleseed is truly responsible for all our delicious apples, and checks if a mythical cowboy really rode a cougar and wielded a rattlesnake as his lasso.
It runs, it drives, and it does monster burnouts! Freiburger and Finnegan finish up their 1975 AMC known as The Hemi Gremmie and take it for its first road test. With the body on a new chassis and a 426ci Hemi wedged under the hood, the guys work must out some kinks before hitting the road for some tire-devouring action.
Both Tribes begin to struggle with the harsh reality of the Aussie outback. Tensions are high and tears are shed at an emotional Tribal Council. But all is not what it seems.
One lucky Castaway who currently holds an immunity idol finds another. And later, battlelines are drawn at another intense Tribal Council, that lands on a surprising outcome.
Kevin Hart and Snoop Dogg bring their unique humor to the Olympic Opening Ceremony.
A reality-based crime story series with interesting plot twists dealing with some of the citizens of Atlanta. The dramatizations are profoundly chosen. The true life stories include unusual scenarios that involve Atlanta & criminal activity.
As the second charter comes to a close, tensions between the crew continue to boil as Chef Mathew takes issue with a request. Courtney and Lexi bond over familial hardships, while the deckhands bond over their developing crushes. Meanwhile, an insult toward the deck team prompts a strong defense, leaving Katie struggling to keep the peace and the crew possibly short-handed.
Stacey and Florian clash about starting a family together; tensions are high as Georgi's shady money habits are brought to light; Darcey is torn between the love of her life and her family's concerns.
Josh Groban is calling on Jonathan and Drew to help him give his bandmate and friend, Mark a well deserved renovation. Mark's cramped garage studio isn't adequate for a musician of his talent, so Josh is surprising him with a high-tech recording setup.
The beauties and geeks take over a gym for a very physical challenge, and some of the couples are finding opposites really do attract.
Undercover spy Igor Ostrovsky talks about being hired to track and gather intelligence on Farrow, and the unexpected turn of events that prompted him to become Farrow’s source. The Citizen Lab’s John Scott-Railton also talks about the rise of private espionage and its consequences, as well as efforts to combat it.
While Liz is settling in to her new life and career in Los Angeles, Max , Isobel and Michael are figuring out if the stranger in the cave, with the familiar face, is friend or foe.
Greylock's fledgling congress must decide their immigration policy now that new people want to immigrate. Sarah and Danny face someone from their past and have different reactions to the visitor.
Actor and comedian David Koechner spills that he asks many questions on a first date and is looking for kindness in a woman. David asks the contestants to describe themselves in one sound while Michael Bolton performs a witty rendition of "To Make You Feel My Love." Meanwhile, Rashad Jennings, NFL running back and winner of "Dancing with the Stars" season 24, describes his ideal woman as goofy enough to laugh at herself. Rashad reveals he is studying to be a therapist and asks the woman to give relationship advice. Michael Bolton sings "Fly Me to the Moon" to help the women guess Rashad's identity.
Katie's former suitors speak out. One of the men has an emotional realization about his journey to find love. The men reunite for the first time since New Mexico to hash out all the drama and laugh at their mistakes.