Paul and Jack head to Staffordshire to pick up five vehicles from collector Rob's colossal barn, including a Mini and a Morris Minor.
Sariphi ventures into the human realm bearing a message of peace. But even convincing her fellow humans of her mission proves a challenge. To have any hope of success, she must turn to an eerily familiar woman shunned by society.
In the final round before the semi-final, Lucy Worsley puts players from Leeds, Pontypool, Norfolk, Belfast, Derbyshire and London through their paces in five demanding rounds of puzzles.
A busy night shift for the ambulance service as they are alerted to an infectious disease outbreak at Fairfield General Hospital.
On her 13th birthday, Carmie discovers that she's actually half human, half vampire — and that mythical powers make middle school way more complicated.
Zac does everything he can to make things right with Fatima, but it may not be enough to win her back.
In this opening episode, movie critic Ian Nathan examines the qualities that made this 1949 film noir starring Orson Welles an enduring classic.
The Inspired Unemployed Impractical Jokers have to do and say what they are told in secretly filmed challenges. If they refuse, they lose. At the end the joker that loses the most challenges takes on the ultimate punishment.
Things go way left with the family when an uninvited guest shows up at Ms. Anita's birthday party. Reginae reveals the truth about the allegations and is heartbroken over Armon. Beedy shares a shocking update with Toya about her love life.
TV Host and radio legend, Hamish Blake plus comedians Emma Holland, He Huang and Ross Noble step through the blue door on 'Thank God You're Here.'
Gemma and Gorka juggle work diaries with home life, Gorka squeezes in the end of a dance tour, and Gemma presents an award at the British Soap Awards.
Young bride Ellie wants Tan to find her something sexy for her big day. Meanwhile, Brocarde needs a modest dress to appease her ghostly groom.
Prince Harry joins competitors to discuss PTSD and the toll of war on mental health. Tom finds purpose in rugby. Taira reconnects with her family.
In this epic first episode, the queens have their artistic skills tested as they are given the mission to write the lyrics to a song, sing, choreograph and record a music video. The iconic singer and dancer Gretchen is guest judge.
Buettner travels to Okinawa, Japan, where the island's oldest residents still share a serene way of life motivated by a sense of purpose, or ikigai.
After a historic finale, the group reunites with Nick and Vanessa for a heartfelt and heated sit-down about their experience and where they're at now.