Tia sends Jake and Armando on a rescue mission to Texas, after hearing about two pit bulls who were wounded in a run-in with a porcupine. Then, when a second story about a dog in death row comies in, the guys need to kick it into high gear.
There are only six acts remaining in the competition, and today they must sing live again in a battle to win the biggest prize in pop.
Following Audley Harrison's elimination, Bruce Forsyth and Tess Daly host this week's show live from Wembley Arena, where the eight remaining couples perform in front of 6,000 fans on Strictly's biggest-ever dance floor, opening with a routine to the music of Queen. Judges Len Goodman, Craig Revel Horwood, Bruno Tonioli and Alesha Dixon will be on hand to assess the performances, before the voting lines open for viewers at home. All ticket proceeds from the event go to Children in Need.
Big Time Rush has dropped their second album, and a TV program has the guys making revealing comments about their lives inside and outside the band.
Episode 2 traces the development of early metal in the United States from the guitar histrionics of Dick Dale to the protopunk madness of The Stooges and MC5.
Florence + The Machine perform "Shake It Off" and "No Light No Light." Sketches include "Romney: Raw & Unleashed," "Red Flag," "Replacing Regis," "Kemper-Pedic," "Vogelchek Thanksgiving," "Mitch's Retirement Party," "A New Jack Thanksgiving," "Seducing Women Through Chess" (Digital Short), "Andre the Giant Chooses An Ice Cream Flavor," and "Blue Jean Committee."
Rainbow Dash holds a flying race to determine who will win the honor of being her pet.
Sophie faces her fears again to challenge Shauna and Wind to a deadly battle in the volcano. Lok, Dante, Cherit, and Den fight with all they have but it looks like they are in trouble. Finally, Sophie leaps into the lava. She rises from the ashes having bonded with the Legendary Titan of Rebirth, Phoenix.
Strawberry's favorite singer, Cherry Jam, performs at the Marketplace, and Strawberry and her pals get to know what the real Cherry is like off stage.
The ninjas end up in detention and discover Jellyface escaped from prison. Now against one another, they try to figure out who's Jellyface before it's too late. Meanwhile, Amanda lies that she got detention to do a report for the school paper, but she really keeps falling asleep in 1st period because of Study Group. (AKA Ninja Training)So Mike suggests they move Study Group to lunch, and Owen and Amanda realize who Jellyface is, because they don't go to the dojo during lunch.
Protest in the movies of the 1980s: brave filmmakers spoke truth to power. American independent director John Sayles talks exclusively about these years. In Beijing, Chinese cinema blossomed before the Tiananmen crackdown. In the Soviet Union, the past wells up in astonishing films, and master director Krzysztof Kieslowski emerges in Poland.
The hopefuls compete in the final challenge, preparing two of their own recipes to be judged by Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry before the winner is announced.
As the CSIs investigate the assassination of a judge, Jo comes face-to-face with a criminal from her past.
When a 1940s Japanese Maruishi bicycle pedals into the shop, Rick and his crew strap on their helmets for an uphill ride. Can they swiftly cycle through this ten-speed transformation, or will they take a wrong turn on this rare racer? And later, the crew restores a compact Chiclet vending machine from the 1940s.
Potato gremlins appear all over town when Phineas and Ferb clone a potato chip from Buford and it mixes with his DNA; Doofenshmirtz tries to summon the Spartan army with his historical army retrieve-inator.
C.J. hires Calvin, whose performance is disappointing; bored with retirement, Curtis takes up painting.
Stephen Fry casts light on the subject of Infantile. With Lee Mack, Ronnie Ancona, Dave Gorman and Alan Davies.