In the last episode, powerful performances delve into topics such as colonialism, COVID-provoked racism and a traumatic real-life event. Benjamin Zephaniah hosts.
A TV producer discovers a secret supernatural world as she becomes entangled with a former deity who's spent centuries searching for his lost lover.
This week we see Madeleine Sami use the magical power of her mind, our teams get soup-y, and Paul Williams leaves.
Follows Matty Matheson as he cooks up a storm with no kitchen and no plan while hitting the road.
Slater and Aisha try to toughen up the Bayside football team. Meanwhile, Jessie takes Daisy under her wing.
Lexi and Mac attempt to break up Jordan and Aisha's new relationship. Daisy tries to go wild.
Mac and Lexi help Daisy fight for her future at City Hall. Meanwhile, Principal Toddman and DeVante tour the new-and-improved Douglas High School.
Aisha challenges Jamie's spot on the football team. Daisy and Mac butt heads over an assignment.
After a theft at Bayside, a former Douglas student becomes a suspect. Meanwhile, Mac and Jamie fall for the same girl and compete with each other to win her attention.
The story of the senseless killing of 83-year-old Peter Wrighton, who was targeted by Alexander Palmer while out walking his dog in 2017.
Hazen travels to Suriname to meet the Saramacca tribe in the Amazon Basin. Descended from escaped African slaves, he learns their rainforest survival skills.
Seven men compete for the only one-on-one date by writing and performing a love song for Tayshia. Becca Kufrin and Sydney Lotuaco help Tayshia plan an outrageous game of truth or dare for six of the men.
For those living in the Arctic, the endless summer daylight must be used efficiently if they wish to survive the impending winter.
Stories revealing what lies beneath the armor of pro athletes.
A small isolated country littered with strange concrete mushrooms and a secret Japanese facility that was once at the forefront of weapons technology.
A look at the man convicted of sexually assaulting and murdering two nine-year-old girls from Brighton in 1986.
Bionic People is an eye-opening episode into past, present and future efforts to unlock superhuman potential with the power of machines.
Ae Ri waits for the phone call, but it never reaches her. Worried that something might have happened to Seo Jin, Ae Ri does everything she can to keep Da Bin from getting kidnapped. In the end, Ae Ri, Geon Wook, and Soo Jung plan to sneak into the charity event in order to protect Da Bin. While doing so, Ae Ri gets into trouble.
Ae Ri is arrested as a kidnapper, and Seo Jin from the same timeline misunderstands her as a threat. Feeling frustrated, Ae Ri regrets the fact she gave it all to help Seo Jin. Not knowing this, Seo Jin refuses her request for leniency. However, his memories begin to surface.
While Do Kyun is dissatisfied by the fact that Taek Gyu killed Kim Jin Ho, Seo Jin stumbles upon a clue that connects the dots between Do Kyun and Taek Gyu. With the help from Ae Ri, Seo Jin continues with his investigation and tracks down Da Bin’s teddy bear with a location tracker.