In desperate need of a new apartment, Abby turns to Gurgs and her unconventional real estate skills. Dan helps Olivia prepare for the biggest case of her career and a shot at redemption.
Scarlett discovers that some problems don’t go away, but at least she has friends. Emma meets a brave mother who is struggling to escape her abusive husband.
As the family reunion nears its end, the group forges stronger relationships with each other despite their rocky starts 10 days ago; another surprise guest arrives just in time to witness something unimaginable.
To ease the pressure of school, David and Annie take Jordan and Amber to an amusement park for a fun-filled day; worried that Jordan will back out of his upcoming interview, David asks Cindy to speak with him in hopes of changing his mind.
Hye-joo interrogates Joong-do about his inconsistencies. Seung-hee exposes Hye-joo's past to the world — forcing her to go on the defensive.
To take her mind off of family tension, Alexei brings Loren and the boys to a local waterpark for a fun-filled day. Later, he surprises her with a birthday dinner, but unexpected news about her upcoming baby shower nearly ruins it.
A gruelling night shift leads Helen to confide in Jack, and Maryam and Catherine respond to an emergency on a night out.
Shen discovers Wei's Three-Body calculations at a temple, leading to their relationship. Despite threats, they seek refuge with Wang, who takes possession of a crucial USB containing their research.
Alex convinces his son to turn around the airplane without Karim's knowledge; Fredrika meets detained professor Said Khelifi, whose release from custody is one of the hijackers' demands.
Fredrika Bergman gets assigned to the investigation of a hijacked plane, whose co-pilot, Erik, turns out to be the son of her former boss, the legendary police investigator Alex Recht.
Alan Titchmarsh celebrates the great British countryside in the company of special guests.
Wang and Shi regroup, sharing findings and returning to Beijing. Xu continues Shen's investigation. Ye confronts ETO leader Evans, revealing ideological divides. Wei seeks solace in mathematics amidst threats.
The assassination of Prime Minister Rafik Hariri on February 14, 2005 caused an earthquake in Lebanon and in the international community. All eyes turned to Syria, which was accused of being the sponsor of this attack. The army of Bashar al-Assad, which occupied part of the country, was forced to retreat amid hostility from the local population. With the withdrawal of the Syrians, Hezbollah lost a long-time ally and protector. More seriously, it also found itself in the dock, suspected of complicity in the murder of Hariri.
France has been the preferred country for Hezbollah militants to seek asylum since 2010. It offers several advantages: the potential to blend in with a large Lebanese community and free movement on European territory. Paris was chosen as a bridgehead for laundering money from cocaine trafficking. The D.E.A., the American anti-drug agency, alerted the French police. Together they opened a new chapter in Operation Cassandra, named “Operation Cedar” after the tree that symbolizes Lebanon.
On August 4, 2020, the city of Beirut was devastated by the explosion of hundreds of tons of ammonium nitrate, stored in the port. All eyes turned to Hezbollah, an Islamist movement linked to Iran, which controls a large part of Lebanon. Despite pressure from the street and the international community, the “Party of God” refused any independent investigation into the causes of the explosion. For 40 years, its militants have infiltrated all the workings of the Lebanese state and have defied the law. However, in the mid-2000s, a handful of police officers from the D.E.A., the American anti-drug agency, tried in the greatest secrecy to bring down Hezbollah. The code name of their operation: Cassandra. Their investigation begins in the United States on the still smoldering ruins of the World Trade Centre….
A mummy brings people fatal misfortune. A dark shadow lies over an Afghan valley. And a scroll from the 18th century still makes many people shudder today.
Forensic pathologists take a closer look at the final hours of Owen Hart's life.
Forensic pathologists analyze the details of late Roddy Piper's life to determine what was going on in his body before his death.