In this final episode of the season, the remaining three queens are visited by surprise guests who can either tip the crown in their favor, or drag them to the grave. The finalists will also compete in the final ultimate Floor Show, and one of them will finally be crowned the world’s first drag supermonster!
Is there anything cooler than a Caddy? In this episode, Mike and Edd get their hands on a V8. Can they get it back up to speed while turning a profit?
Kristen upsets Brittany by using a picture of Jax's genitals in her comedy show. Meanwhile, Lala returns to SUR to apologize for missing Ariana's birthday, but Tom refuses to forgive her. Later, Brittany's mom arrives from Kentucky and puts the pressure on Jax to join a church and marry her daughter. Finally, Lisa surprises Katie with a risqué bridal shower gift and Ariana drops a bomb on Stassi, leaving her stunned.
Neil deGrasse Tyson features his interview with NOAA Administrator Kathryn D. Sullivan.
With Aaron headed to Pike's Peak again, he tasks the Monkeys with building a '55 Chevy in less than two weeks when Richard plans to sell it at a Barrett-Jackson auction, among about a million dollars worth of cars.
Hearts are destroyed when everyone's true colors are revealed and one bleeds darker than the rest.
In the Season 2 premiere, those believed to be chosen to lead their believers are examined.
Lucifer and Chloe investigate the murder of two victims, who happen to be Lucifer’s ex-flames.
Residents of Wyoming's isolated Wind River Indian Reservation, a young Arapaho journalist, and a teenage powwow princess travel with a Shoshone elder to search for missing artifacts in the vast archives of Chicago's Field Museum. There they discover a treasure trove of ancestral objects, setting them on a journey to recover what has been lost, and build hope for the future.
Win thinks he has found a clue as to where the space bigfoot is, but Pam gets there before him.
Wexford to Wicklow Armed with his Bradshaw's Handbook, Michael Portillo begins a journey across Ireland. In the port of Wexford, he takes to the seas in a 100-year-old lifeboat and discovers a hero of the American navy. He tunes in to the Meeting of the Waters at the Vale of Avoca, then heads for Wicklow, where he learns of a Victorian project to combat sickness and disease in the capital, Dublin. Embracing the gentler pace of life of a traditional Irish traveller in Victorian times, he ends this leg in a beautiful horse-drawn, barrel-top caravan.
Andy Torbet dives below the waves in search of the inspiration for the first stone circle.
The Brown family decides to play a game to see who knows each other better; the newlyweds, the newly-engaged older kids, or Kody and his 78 years of marriage to four wives.
Carrie returns home to the US with Franny to work as an advocate for Muslim Americans. Dar and Saul brief President-elect Keane. Quinn struggles with his new circumstances.
A series of bizarre 911 calls come in to police in two cities from a serial killer confessing his crimes. The man becomes known as the Weepy Voiced Killer, due to his strange, whining voice--and many young women will fall before he can be stopped.
Andy stumbles into a drug-fueled whirlwind romance with singer, Jasmine, and suddenly finds himself engaged. Errol let’s a girl think he’s “experienced” in an attempt to look cool, and Sam has to find a way of telling the family some life-changing news. Unfortunately, Bruce’s mother and brother are coming to visit and everyone’s struggling with whether to clear the air or hold on to their secrets. It isn’t long before the lies spin out of control and Andy has to face up to some hard truths for the first time in his life.
The mole has once again compromised the NCIS team as planted evidence results in the arrests of Callen, Sam, Granger and Deeks, on the day Under Secretary Duggan (Jackson Hurst) returns for Hetty’s resignation.
When Mickey learns they've all forgotten Ben's seventh birthday, the family is forced to put their selfish tendencies aside for one day and throw him the celebration he deserves, which proves way harder than it sounds.