A true crime series that takes viewers deep into some of Canada’s most infamous criminal cases. Using extensive archives and intimate family interviews, each week new details are revealed that go beyond the news headlines giving a voice to victims and their families, unraveling how each case was solved, and exploring lasting impacts on the community and justice system.
Regina's life crisis can only be solved by succubus shenanigans, and nothing will ever be the same.
Guy Fieri and his chef friends make their lazy-day favorites: Eric Greenspan cooks chicken schnitzel, Antonia Lofaso makes seafood Fra Diavolo, Marc Murphy bakes his four-cheese spaghetti, and Crista Luedtke shares her classic boon brussels sprouts.
The Kitchen hosts are breaking down the classic dishes that every home cook can master in their own kitchens. There's No-Fail Whole Roasted Chicken, Salad Nicoise, a T-Bone Steak with Easy Bearnaise Sauce; Chili Orange Chocolate Souffle for dessert.
Petty Officer Amanda Snell is found dead in her room on the base; NCIS is split as to whether her death was an accident or foul play; her killer's insatiable quest for his next victim brings the shocking truth to light.
Herbs and spices have the power to transform dishes into something truly brilliant. Raymond Blanc indulges the nation's senses by transforming classic dishes with herbs and spices fresh from his garden. From moules three ways to a spicy slow-roasted harissa lamb shoulder with chickpeas, there's something for every palette. Joining Raymond in the kitchen is Niall Keating, who cooks poached plaice with kohlrabi.
Love it or hate it, Auto-Tune has changed pop music. From Cher's "Believe" to Kanye West's "Love Lockdown," the sound has penetrated the globe and revolutionized music since its invention in 1997. Some say the pitch-correction technology has ruined music, while others have found fame by using the tool creatively. Tracing Auto-Tune's roots to predecessors like the synthesizer, the good, the bad, and the ugly of this game-changing technology is revealed, grounded in a personal account of Auto-Tune's most famous user, T-Pain.
Elliott and his Mom, Frankie, investigate a mysterious rock which is not from Earth.
Captain Man makes ShoutOut and AWOL compete over who can catch more criminals using their own ways of crime-fighting.
Jang Joon-woo reminds Jang Han-seo who's the boss. The tenants rally around Vincenzo and Cha-young, who team up to take down Babel Group.
Pimpin' and Diamond call it quits and Khi can't resist making a move when he learns Diamond is single. Meanwhile, Bow anxiously awaits the results of his paternity test and considers how a baby son could impact his future.
Former movie wolf Gambit isn't eating; on the tundra, Dr. Stephen gets between an aggressive male polar bear that threatens another momma bear and cubs; Jackie and Heather investigate a rescued polar bear's injured paw.
Relive how Bucky Barnes was twisted into the ultimate assassin, and finally redeemed.
Revisit Sam's journey to becoming The Falcon, and his eventual partnering with The Winter Soldier.
Ghostly guests attack a woman, a lake monster surfaces in Sweden, and more.
Amber explains the myth of economic anxiety and sings about wanting men to tell her what to do.
Grayson and Philippa Perry are joined by actor Russell Tovey, who makes an artwork on the theme of the week - which is nature - and talks about his passion for contemporary art. Grayson and Russell also choose their favourites from the public submissions to this episode. The Turner Prize-winner also talks to celebrated land artist Andy Goldsworthy, who's been creating art during lockdown on his farm in Scotland, and to Polly Morgan, who is renowned for her artworks that feature taxidermy.