Rick, Corey and Chum are ready to mess with Texas as they take on Austin; with the help of a few trusted companions, they hope to round up some gems.
As the trial begins, Rebekah Vardy is cross-examined by Coleen Rooney's opposition, but the last-minute withdrawal of an important witness provides an unforeseen twist to the tale...
It is the penultimate day of the game, and for the players left in the competition it is a race to the final, as everyone considers their survival.
Baek Dong Joo, a newly hired funeral director, has the uncanny gift, or curse, to momentarily resurrect and talk to the recently deceased. She has to grant their last wishes or have her days be filled with a series of bad luck and accidents. And helping the little boy that first terrified her when he came to life will lead her down a path she never could have expected. Kim Tae Hee works as a man for hire. Employed by his uncle Vincent running the newly opened errand service company “A Dime A Job” he can be hired for any odd (but legal) task. One day, Kim Tae Hee encounters Baek Dong Joo, when he is hired by her boyfriend to break up with her in his stead. After that, their paths continue to cross, and by the virtue of their jobs, their fates get intertwined deeper and deeper in a series of life and death situations, surrounding the wishes of the people who had died, and the painful past it is going to unravel for both of them.
A married couple disagrees on whether taking out a second mortgage for the wife's doll business is a good idea; a trio of friends disagree on how to keep the online cooking business they started during the pandemic growing now that people are getting back out into the real world; and friends and business partners who lead very different lives disagree on how much debt they should take on to keep their business growing.
Two entrepreneurs want to leave their full-time flooring jobs to launch a food truck, but are they ready for the demands of starting a new business?; a revolutionary medical therapy has two partners at odds over how to expand and best reach new clients; a chef and sauce maker seeks advice after he fires 5 different co-packers; and a former NBA star is at odds with his business partners over the best way to distribute their new NFT series.
The teams compete in two super-sized brick-building challenges; the winning team wins $20,000 for the charity of its choice.
After CEO Oh Bum-geun passes away, the fight to become his successor becomes more tense and the threat against In-seong and Se-yeon grows. In-seong wants to hire a security guard, but for some reason Se-yeon disagrees.
It's Christmas - and Vonny's 40th birthday. So the Scotts all pile into a country house for a festive party. Vincent is hiding something from his wife, Jason and Eilidh are sharing a bunk, Moira's in a mood, Laura's making the dinner, Ronnie's doing the roast, Henry's keeping the peace, Colette's nearly due and Darren's freaking out. All the ingredients are in place for an unforgettable family get-together at the most magical time of the year!
Strait to the Plate is an unprecedented culinary odyssey through six Torres Strait Islander communities unearthing the food, culture, language and way of life.
Mr. Brown has a new love interest from church and takes her on several dates; the Pleasant Days crew begins to grow suspicious of his new lady friend's intentions, and considers whether or not to butt into his love life.
A motorcyclist in Colorado keeps his cool during a heated argument until the other driver touches his bike; a valet's joyride in Miami goes up in smoke; an erratic driver crashes; a mother and her toddler are knocked off a motorbike.
Based on expert testimony from bloodstain pattern analysts a jury convicted former state trooper David Camm of killing his family. He was exonerated years later when a shocking new piece of evidence came to light. How did bloodstain pattern analysis get it so wrong? Is it good science?
David Gavitt served almost 27 years in prison before new arson investigation science exonerated him. Anthony Kyles and countless others are still behind bars. What happens when the science behind crime scene investigations moves forward but legal precedent only looks backward?
As a young sailor Keith Harward was convicted of a vicious assault based on bitemark analysis. After 33 years in prison DNA testing exonerated him and proved the bite evidence was junk. The bitemark analysis field has seen intense in-fighting and government investigations.
Suburban mom Audrey Edmunds was convicted of shaking a neighbor’s baby to death. But she was freed after 11 years when the pathologist who testified against her admitted he was no longer sure about Shaken Baby Syndrome.
The shoe print at the grisly Idaho crime scene seemed to match Charles Fain’s shoe– both showed a small nail hole in the sole. Based on that physical evidence he was convicted and sentenced to death.
Firearms Analysis is one of the most common forensic science practices in the US but recently the science behind it has come under fire. The national battle over whether to allow firearms analysis evidence in court is not just theoretical.