After a drunken night, Samdal agonizes over a tender moment with Yongpil. But they soon are forced to take a trip around Jeju for the photo contest.
Cha Seeum learns that she was Kim Bongju's last call before his death but cannot recall that night.
Charlie grapples with the discovery of Izzy and Roger's affair, threatening to upend the biggest night in HARLOW's career at the Crash TV Music Awards.
Asher and Dougie have a boys night out. Whitney explores her artistic side.
With retirement approaching, a grandmother of four looks to finally buy her first home. Amina works to increase her purchasing power and helps expand the hunt to find the perfect home to spend retirement.
Torn between looking for a dream single-family home or an investment opportunity, a young couple turns to Amina to learn about market factors and availability so they can choose the best path forward.
After Bae Junghwa's funeral, Cha Seeum subjects the orchestra’s members to a blind test.
Dolmar receives a tip on a hot home in the desirable Palm River neighborhood, so he and Amanda head over to scope it out.
Buddy makes a cake for an old friend and the current Editorial Director of House Beautiful Magazine, Joanna Saltz. Meanwhile, when Danny "The Mule" announces his retirement, Buddy and the gang throw a surprise party worthy of Danny's forty-nine years at Carlo's Bake Shop.
Six brand-new masked singers battle it out with Maypole vs Cricket, Bigfoot vs Dippy Egg, and Weather vs Rat before the first celebrity's true identity is revealed at the end of the show.
As Mija's condition remains dire, Samdal learns she's been unaware about her mother's health — and that Yongpil's been more present than she'd known.
Club friends turn to foes as France faces England. Argentina reopens old wounds for the Netherlands. Later, Luka Modrić's Cup career comes to a close.
The Round of 16 looms large. Australia aims to take out a god; Maya Yoshida tries to rewrite Japan's legacy in the knockout stage; Morocco makes history.
Friction finds Ronaldo benched. Silva braces for backlash when Croatia eliminates Brazil. Morocco captain Romain Saïss discusses the energy in Qatar.
Simon Kjær discusses Kylian Mbappé's star power and the politics of playing in Qatar. Kalidou Koulibaly reflects on African solidarity at the Cup.
With half of the world's population watching and his legacy on the line, Messi takes on Mbappé and France in a final, epic clash of football titans.
Messi remembers Maradona, Thiago Silva recalls his battle with tuberculosis and Tyler Adams tries to change the world's view of football in America.
Captain Carter discovers the greatest threat to all existence may be closer than she realizes.
Buddy visits two neighborhood joints that have been thriving since the 1940s. First, Buddy tries the famous Bisteca Fiorentina and homemade pasta at Gene and Georgetti.
Buddy visits two restaurants that, despite recent openings, are on their way to becoming legends. Starting with Frontier in Chicago, Illinois which invites you to eat like the pioneers did and dive into unconventional proteins like Alligator, Elk, and Duck. Then he's off to Antique Bar and Bakery in his hometown of Hoboken, New Jersey, where meat, seafood, and even desserts come out of a 125-year-old brick oven.