Sakuya attends an advance screening of Yuriu's new movie.
Emi left Awajima before graduating. No one knows why until long after.
Natsuki begins working at a café, and he and his friends study for midterm exams.
Linda Walsh, Conor's one true love, is getting married to another man, which can only lead to chaos at the wedding.
Jordan and Cian watched their mum lose her life to a rare form of dementia, for which they also carry the gene. Just as painter Unza starts the painting, she has her own family emergency.
Sir Lenny faces the grilling of a lifetime from neurodivergent interviewers. Who does he regret idolising? In what order does he wash his body parts? No question is off limits.
Thekla defends her AEW Women's World Title against Alex Windsor. Jon Moxley faces Nick Wayne in a Continental Championship Eliminator match. The Rascalz challenge the Young Bucks. The Conglomeration collides with The Lethal Twist. The new alliance of Hikaru Shida and Kris Statlander is tested in tag-team action.
True crime documentary series looking at a number of murder cases and attempted murders in the UK where the crimes were so ingenious that the perpetrators almost got away with their crimes.
"Come on down!" The Price Is Right features a wide variety of games and contests with the same basic challenge: Guess the prices of everyday (or not-quite-everyday) retail items.
Roy Wood Jr., Jordan Jensen, and Joe List show you how things can sometimes all work out. This chapter gives you hope. It gives you promise of a better world. Now, getting to that point was pretty horrific for all of them, but let’s not harp on that part. It all ends well. Oh, shit! That’s the name of the show! And stay tuned till the end for a bonus story from Roy and Ari about a this thing that was happening to both of them.
Nate Bargatze, Steve Simeone, and Jim Breuer tell stories they have trouble believing themselves. If these guys weren’t actually the best humans in comedy I would have called them liars to their faces and told them to leave my set. But they’re well known as good people who don’t lie so I guess I’m the bad guy in all this? Get off my back.
Chris Distefano and Jessa Reed join all time legendary storyteller Ms. Pat for some wild stories about some terrible remedies. Get your voodoo dolls out, light some incense, and put blood on the doorstep for this chapter. The doctors are in.
Mark Normand, Duncan Trussell and Ari Shaffir owe it all to some special people. We’re using “heroes” pretty loosely here in case you couldn’t have guessed. So these ain’t stories that are gonna make you cry. They’re more like stories that will make you happy you’ve lived your life right while we lived ours wrong. I legitimately don’t know how any of us aren’t homeless. Anyway, this chapter will make you feel good about yourselves by comparison.
The cast celebrate LUZIA's grand finale in Montréal; Eric stumbles through a meeting at Cirque HQ; Naomi discovers how to keep her creative spark alive; Olivia and Nelson say goodbye.
An all-American dad’s desire for sex with a 14-year-old triggers a takedown that exposes his deviant double life.
When bodies are found along Long Island's pristine beaches -- a hunt for a serial killer begins. Rex Heuermann, architect by day, killer by night, just plead guilty to killing 8 women. Inside the investigation that caught the Gilgo Beach killer.
Kevin O'Connor and the team wrap up the Needham project on a snowy move-in day, unveiling a transformed turn-of-the-century home. An open kitchen and family space, new mudroom, expanded kids' rooms and baths, a reimagined primary suite, expanded basement, new attic HVAC, and refreshed landscaping and exterior all work together to create a low-maintenance, energy-smart home for a growing family.
Nathan installs shades to block the outside view for a tiny guard dog. Richard and Kevin discuss the anatomy of toilet tanks, common failures, and how to fix a running toilet. Jenn tackles a steep front yard for a safer, better-looking landscape.
Grab the snacks and your blanket, because the TV show about watching TV shows is back with a brand-new season! Be a fly on the wall of your favourite households when they give their unique, unfiltered opinions on the TV week that was. Reviewing the biggest television shows of the year, our armchair critics won’t hold back on the drama, the laughs, and the tears, proving yet again that sometimes the best part of watching TV, is watching it together.