Jessel throws a Lunar New Year party to leave behind a year of loss but finds herself at odds with a friend. Sai opens up about her marriage. Hailey offers a glimpse into her unconventional life. Daisy shows a part of her world working for an icon.
Eleven acts take the stage in the final week of live quarterfinals; the Live Show Golden Buzzer sends one act directly to the finals and America begins the vote for their three favorite acts to advance.
Tammy and Amy embrace new opportunities, personal growth, major life changes and strengthening their sister bond. Tammy and Andrea's relationship reaches an exciting new chapter. Amy is focused on becoming the next big songwriter...with the help of AI.
The tournament features six former Jeopardy! champions competing round-robin style, with 10 hour-long episodes featuring 2 games each. Each of the 20 possible combinations of 6 players will be played, with all 6 players appearing in 1 game each episode.
Trump escalates his trade war with Canada, renames Lake Ontario “Lake America,” denies rising U.S. food and gas prices, and keeps winning the Iran War. As his polls sink, loyal acolytes like “human printer” Natalie Harp glaze him into a comforting alternate reality—and Jon Stewart wants in. Republican Governor Spencer Cox joins Jon to discuss his book, “Off Ramp: How to Be a Peacemaker in an Age of Contempt,” and how Charlie Kirk’s assassination in Utah drove him to finish it. Cox says good-faith debate is America’s way out of polarization, citing Utah’s approach to religious freedom and LGBTQ+ rights as proof opponents can find common ground. Jon asks whether change starts with people talking—or with reforming the system itself.
Addy's ready to ring Onyxx, but he wants answers. Her place smells like cologne, her fits are upgraded, and her body is drifting from meal prep to midnight snacks.
The one and only Lauren Graham drops by to join Joey and Melissa for coffee, eggs and all things brunch.
Wanda wants to break into L.A.'s booming rap scene. She stakes her future on her cousin, Lamar, and a rising rapper, Artillery. Leon warns Wanda of the danger of the music business.
22 strangers are pitted against each other in a remote castle, where they must play a game an imaginative game of strategy. The twist? Some players, known as the Traitors, are secretly tasked with eliminating their competitors each night without being detected.
In the packed attic, Traitor Devotee and comedian, Neil Delamere with Kevin uncover the most devious gameplay, as they examine moves that could change everything . And those unlucky few who have just been ousted from the castle reveal unexpected alliances and nail-biting scenarios, as the game reaches an even more dangerous stage.
When another detective goes missing, fear sets in. María's night out with her daughter takes a turn.
Anita confronts Leslie; Jacob is stuck between work and family; Naomi rides to Smitty's defense; sabotage leaves Ted speechless; Shanice's brothers come to town.
Victor makes a power move to build his empire; Sally and Billy make a big decision about their wedding; Audra wants to strike a deal with Victoria.
Cat worries about EJ. Belle and Chad take a romantic step forward. Gabi and Kate exchange favors. Leo presses Gwen for information. A mysterious person gets their hands on Stefano's ring.
One act advances straight to the finals with the fourth night's Golden Buzzer; America's votes reveal which three acts from the final night of quarterfinals will move on and compete in the semifinals.
Britt's life is on the line; Jason makes a desperate plea; Trina is livid; Drew lashes out; Portia and Isaiah are caught off guard.
This Hour Has 22 Minutes is a weekly Canadian television comedy that airs on CBC Television. Launched in 1993 during Canada's 35th general election, the show focuses on Canadian politics, combining news parody, sketch comedy and satirical editorials. Originally featuring Cathy Jones, Rick Mercer, Greg Thomey and Mary Walsh, the series featured satirical sketches of the weekly news and Canadian political events. The show's format is a mock news program, intercut with comic sketches, parody commercials and humorous interviews of public figures. The on-location segments are frequently filmed with slanted camera angles.
Self-proclaimed 'extra' in every way, Jaz and Nesha are each other's ride-or-die and co-conspirators in laughter, snacks and survival. But when Jaz' doctor gives her the shocking news that her life is at risk if she doesn't lose weight soon, the duo realizes that it's time to turn over a new leaf and kickstart their wellness journey. Jaz doesn't want to leave her daughter without a mother, so she commits to losing almost 200 lbs. Nesha, still not sold on surgery, isn't quite ready to jump on board. As roles shift and tensions rise, the pair must navigate new boundaries, old habits and the weight of what's at stake. The decision to change their lives and embark on this endeavor will test their commitment, willpower and unbreakable bond in unimaginable ways, but through it all, they will always have each other's backs.
As the focus shifts to Daniel's brother Luke, the jurors face a difficult question: was he the ringleader or is his brother turning against him to save himself?
A newly released military video shows a mysterious object flying over a war zone—but is it a genuine UFO? Did a haunted antique shop really capture paranormal activity on camera? Was one family terrorized by Bigfoot for nearly a decade? And is a legendary creature lurking beneath the waters of a popular Chilean lake? Tony Harris and his team of experts examine the evidence to determine the truth.