A strange forest of razor-shape stones could be home to an undiscovered Hobbit-like humanoid species; when a man-made island mysteriously appears off the US coast, new evidence points to secret government experiments into psycho-chemical warfare.
Umma covets an expensive coat at the church auction. Jung accuses Shannon of being unprofessional at work. Janet's big payday at the store is foiled by red tape.
Yvette has her reservations when Dave, another celestial being, pops up looking to join her and Kevin on their latest mission: Reconciling Kristin and her mother under the most challenging of circumstances. Elsewhere, Nate tries to work up the nerve to ask Amy out, completely unaware of her budding chemistry with a potential beau.
Jonathan and Drew accelerate the house hunt for a close-knit but cramped family of four. Jonathan is determined to deliver a family-friendly space for entertaining, but his budget goes out the window after the design-challenged homeowner goes rogue.
As Jane Lowry surfaces in Budapest, Mac and Wyatt are forced to go undercover to infiltrate a dangerous group of white supremacists that has something she needs.
Lushion comes to Kelly's aid by going after Travis; Steven reveals his true feelings to Esperanza.
New homeowners spot a barrel in their crawlspace and are horrified to find a body inside; later, forensic experts recover a cryptic note saying, "I told the truth."
On the November 14 episode of 22 Minutes, find your centre and namaste with the return of Angry Yoga. Then fly high with Mark Critch on his travels to southeast Asia with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
In a skills test, the six chefs must prepare a dish using cod cheeks.
Rodney's camping trip in Kentucky turns life threatening as he and his fellow campers are tormented through the night by a Bigfoot creature / A group of friends access a catacomb in Georgia where they perform a seance that goes terribly wrong.
Adventure fan Ben Fogle travels to Spain's remote Andalucía Mountains and meets British couple Alan Parks and Lorna Penfold. The couple left their careers for a lifestyle they knew nothing about and the dream of becoming successful alpaca farmers. Life is busy at their 150-year-old 'Olive Mill' home with dogs, chickens and the nine alpacas that need to be sheared regularly.
Unprecedented 24/7 access to Holland Park Mosque in Brisbane reveals the daily lives of its diverse congregation. Leaders and members tackle Islamophobia, internal conflicts, and life events amidst growing pressure on the Muslim community.
After losing their acorn in the ocean, Chip and Dale join Mickey, Donald, and Goofy on a fishing trip.
When Chip and Dale try to help bake muffins for every citizen of Hot Dog Hills, they accidentally create a GIANT problem!
A friendly kite competition spins out of control when Chip and Dale try to outdo each other!
Chief inspector Constance Forest and her team match wits with petty criminals of all kinds in the fog-shrouded North Shore of Montreal.
TV Presenter Chris Tarrant travels around the world to ride some of the most extreme railways that wind their way through some of the harshest terrain on Earth.
The documentary charting the every-day work of paramedics with the West Midlands Ambulance Service returns, beginning as medics respond to a case of gang violence
Danny spends the bulk of his time obsessing over the future – there is urgency in him that needs to be on top of everything, ahead of every trend, aware of what lies beyond the curve. But it would be impossible to know where he’s going without first examining where he came from, and from where that drive was borne. Once he committed to leaving Oklahoma, Danny emerged in San Francisco as a human tabula rasa, open to all of the experiences the city laid before him. It was here that Danny formed who he was as a person and as a chef, and the grassroots movement of Mission Street Food blossomed into what is now his greatest success.
Nobody gets a say in the life they’re born into. Thrust into a body, a family, a country and a history, the story of our lives are merely the sum of an endless combination of circumstantial factors determining who we will know, how we will fare, who we will become. But for those adopted, their origins are complicated as the where they were born fuses with the world in which they’re raised. Danny Bowien was born in Korea but only spent the first 3 months of his infant life there. He was adopted and raised by American parents in Oklahoma — religious, hard-working folks – and instead of a life in Seoul, Danny grows up in suburban middle-America. Adapting to this life was easy, for it was all he knew, but he constantly carried traces of his past with him, superficially and also buried deep below.