Great Expectations and Rise and Fall are on the 'Box this time. Also: Wild Isles, Dance 100, Tempting Fortune, Married at First Sight Australia and Project Icon: The UK's Next Music Star.
When Churro the chihuahua turns 15, the Lopezes throw her a Quinceanera that quickly goes to the dogs. Quinten tries to help Oscar find his soul mate or, at the very least, a date.
Jamie learns that Eddie’s close friend Tracey may be using the restaurant she owns as a drug front. Erin is accused of causing the suicide of a former colleague. Danny and Baez are faced with various descriptions of the same suspect.
Do-ki makes it out alive from the car bomb explosion. He uses his death to track down the person behind the vicious attack. While his funeral progresses, Do-ki and the team monitor any suspicious people coming and going, which leads them to a club for the rich in Gangnam. Do-ki makes his entrance to find out more.
Inside the secret and rhythmic world of one of nature’s best lumberjacks.
Parker pivots to the Panama Canal cut as he guns to clean out his Indian River claims. The Beets crew discover a glory hole that could put them over the top. Fred throws a Hail Mary in the Freedom Cut. The Clayton brothers get an ultimatum from their dad.
In this episode, the Judge rules on two cases. Up first, a man with 4 children by 3 different women is at the center of a fight between two of the mothers. He remains silent while they fight over harassment, alleged gun-brandishing and vandalism. In the 2nd case, a bride only offers $50 to her planner who paid thousands to help make sure her California ranch wedding took place during the pandemic.
It's hard to feel normal when you're a teenage doctor or a teenage cancer patient—but that's exactly what Lahela and Nico try to do for one glorious day. At school, Steph gets more Kai than she bargained for after PR guru Brian Patrick helps them "hard launch" their relationship. It’s a whirlwind day for Clara and Benny, who compete to see who has the tougher job. As it turns out, everyone could be reminded the grass isn't always greener on the other side. What matters is who's by your side.
When Walter comes to Lahela with an apology, Lahela isn't sure what to think. There’s a lot on her mind—including her medical specialty and her former patient Nico. Benny and Brian Patrick help Clara plan the hospital gala, but all shell breaks loose when their ocean themed decor must be scrapped. Kai isn't much help, as he and Steph are the new parents to a bunny named Flemmy. Lahela realizes when the whole world wants you, the best thing to do is quiet your mind and listen to your heart.
It's almost the weekend of the Jellyfish Jam. Lahela encourages Nico to attend the school dance, thinking it will cheer him up. When Walter and Lahela check in about the dance, Lahela learns it might be hard to get a picture together. Kai hopes to win Steph’s heart by entering the dance competition, but his coaches Charles and Noelani have their work cut out for them. Brian Patrick asks Benny to help him with his hair. Lahela may be a doctor, but there’s still no prescription for young love.
Lahela attends her high school reunion looking fabulous. As Lahela campaigns to win "most successful alumni," she runs into former classmate Kayla, who reminds her what it really means to be successful. At the hospital, Chief of Staff Clara is sick of getting steamrolled. When Benny tells her his martial arts training always comes in handy during arguments, Clara imagines using kung fu moves against everyone who tries to diminish her authority. There are many ways to fight the good fight.
Lahela finishes a routine checkup with a patient at the hospital before leaving with her family and Steph for a staycation at Aulani, a Disney Resort and Spa. But when Lahela's patient is readmitted with unusual symptoms, Lahela can't keep her mind off the case. While Kai tries to help Brian Patrick attend the Aloha Beach Party, Steph falls in with an independent group of ladies. At the end of this medical mystery, the secret is out: relaxing is good for doctors and teenagers. Case solved!
When Lahela learns Clara played in a ska-punk band in her twenties, she puts on a hospital talent show to get her mom back on stage. Lahela even suggests they sing together! Kai and Brian Patrick can't seem to do anything together without bickering, so Benny decides to teach them wayfinding—the ancient Polynesian practice of navigating the ocean without modern tools. Hopefully Lahela can keep her career anxieties out of rehearsal, and the boys can wayfind their way back to being buds.
Now that Lahela's boyfriend Walter is back from his surf tour, Lahela worries she doesn't fit in with his new surfer crowd. To prove how fun she is, Lahela decides to host a party. Steph is on board—she and Kai still haven't talked about their kiss, and this will be the perfect opportunity to get clarity. Up at Uncle John's ranch, a business-minded Brian Patrick has plans to build a theme park…until Benny and Clara get a little help showing him the land is special even without a rollercoaster.
Lahela couldn't be more excited to captain her first overnight shift at the hospital. But when her co-workers tell her she’s a "black cloud," (a doctor with bad luck on their shifts) Lahela is even more determined to have nothing go wrong. Meanwhile Kai can't decide how to ask Steph to the Jellyfish Jam. It doesn't help that his parents Clara and Benny are giving him different ideas. It's a night of power outages, spaghetti chili, and flaming hearts. Let the sparks fly.
Lahela finds Nico an experimental treatment for his cancer, which, if successful, would give him a new life. At home Clara takes matters into her own hands after realizing there are some pretty big gaps in Brian Patrick's health education. With encouragement from Kai, Brian Patrick's worst dreams come true when Clara's health talk for his school becomes a hip-hop extravaganza (and ovulation celebration). While new methods can be helpful, some things are a tale as old as time.
When hospital policy prevents Dr. Lahela "Doogie" Kamealoha from treating a patient with no insurance, Lahela vows to help the next person who walks through the doors no matter what…even when that someone is a little boy's dog. Meanwhile Lahela's brothers Kai and Brian Patrick help their dad Benny come to terms with the passing of Uncle John by planning a celebration of his life. It's a family affair, Kamealoha-style, and a welcome reminder that the people you love will always have your back.
Kevin Hart is sick and tired of the green screens and CGI movie magic, he wants action and he’s hellbent on proving that he’s ready to be a bona-fide action star. Kevin comes up with a cinéma vérité action film for his breakout role.