Seven-year-old social media sensation Roman McConn and his mom, Jen, have saved over 1,500 shelter dogs by connecting them with adopters around the country. The duo have 1 month to find homes for over 100 shelter dogs, including Noah, Rocky and Migo.
Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colorful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush -- and the classic sounds of Motown.
Inside the house, where the rooms spin each time the tsuzumi is played, Tanjiro gets separated from Zenitsu Agatsuma. Without Tanjiro by his side, Zenitsu is overcome by fear and despair as he takes Shoichi through the house. Meanwhile, Tanjiro meets the master of the house, the tsuzumi-playing demon, and an odd-looking man wearing a boar’s head mask.
Evidence continues to mount and patterns emerge, as a group of former U.S. government insiders seek the truth behind UFOs. A shocking new encounter pulls them to another part of the U.S.A. where two more military eyewitnesses risk their career to recount what they saw, describing a mass sighting of UFOs within striking distance of one of the most important cities in the U.S. video, authenticated for the first time, shows bizarre, unidentified craft with incredible abilities, but what the team learns next is chilling: The objects may follow ships and people.
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Sandi Toksvig and Phil Wang join Adam, Josh and Alex for more live satirical comedy as they dissect the week's news.
Six months after the disappearances, the police form a task force. In 2052, Jonas learns that most of Winden perished in an apocalyptic event.
In 1954, a missing Helge returns, but he'll only speak to Noah. In 1987, Claudia brings the time machine to Tannhaus, and Egon questions Ulrich again.
Armed with a plan to prevent the apocalypse, Jonas travels to 2019. During the Nielsens' anniversary party, Ulrich sneaks off with Hannah.
In 1987, Ulrich seizes an opportunity. The kids return to the cave with the time machine, and Jonas learns of a loophole that could change the future.
On the day of the apocalypse, Clausen executes a search warrant at the power plant as Jonas and Claudia use the time machine to connect past and future.
Clausen and Charlotte interview Regina. The Stranger takes Hannah to 1987, where Claudia has an unnerving encounter and Egon visits an old nemesis.
Martha meets the Stranger and learns his true identity. Claudia tries to prevent Egon's death in 1987. Hannah travels to 1954 to see Ulrich.
Jonas meets an ominous figure. While the kids comb the cave for answers, the adults gather in the bunker to share what they know about the travelers.
It's been a turbulent third week in the villa and tonight there are plenty more surprises in store for the islanders, who are all aware they can never let their guard down.
As a part of the royal family, Nia must learn the importance of generosity. Sir Cedric remembers the time when a greedy giant captured him and Grunt, forcing them to enlist the help of a
Nia’s jousting lesson turns into the story of Sir Cedric’s first tournament as a Not-Yet-Knight, and the folly of underestimating your opponent.