Spear starts to question his new life with the Black River people. Can he investigate the issue?
A half-hour satirical look at the week in news, politics and current events.
When an 18-year-old goes missing from his family’s restaurant, Colter uncovers the teen’s underground fake ID business and the secret life he’s been hiding from his parents.
When a patient arrives at the Holmes Clinic plagued by a mysterious neurological disorder, Watson and the fellows discover they were forced to eat their parents amid a childhood survival incident. Meanwhile, Adam is struggling with how his future will change as a father.
As Kayce tries to embrace his new beginning, a Marshals op to stop a domestic terror attack lands him in a valley of buried Dutton family skeletons. While confronting his past, he must also learn to ingratiate himself with his new Marshals teammates.
The team pulls 50,000 pounds of trash from a hoarder's Tennessee farmhouse. A safe could hold a generational jewelry collection. Matt takes down a hazardous barn and salvages the wood for hard cash. A rare Spider-Man comic sells for more than $15,000.
Writer Greg Russo arrives at Ludlow College to support his daughter Katie as her marriage begins to implode.
Brian discovers his nose can detect diseases and smells that someone in the Griffin house has cancer.
Mark trains Hank to become a professional eater. Tammy joins Darren's video game squad.
Stan is determined to prove that there's no illness he can't power through, even if it ends up killing him... and everyone else.
After meeting at the cornhole party, Clark quickly hits it off with Floyd's wife Carol. Later, detectives Homer and Plumb dig deeper into Clark's relationship with Carol – and Floyd's time on the DTF app.
In this follow up to the "Viewer Mail" episodes, the Griffin family retells The Lord of the Rings, explains how the Griffins' ancestors arrived in Quahog, and looks back at Quagmire's 1960s variety show.
As the happy couple takes their vows, all the secrets of the previous week bubble up to the surface.
Paramedics treat a man having a heart attack who thinks he's just pulled a muscle. And a day out hiking ends badly for a man who's fallen and injured his ankle.
The finalists create mini model theatres and tackle a tricky throwing technique.
Sister Veronica must decide her future as the maternity home prepares to close its doors. The Mullucks fight for the rights of all thalidomide victims.
Asa continues working on original lyrics while her classmates face struggles of their own at school.
Love is in the air at the Commitment Ceremony as couples make significant progress. Unfiltered opinions cause tension amongst the group, and sorry seems to be the hardest word.
When CCTV captures the violent sexual attack of a woman in a public phone box in Birmingham, police and forensic teams race to identify the attacker before he can strike again.
Yoi Takiguchi is a first-year high school student, admired for her handsome looks and honest heart, which earned her the nickname “Prince.” One day, she bumps into Kohaku Ichimura, an upperclassman and another “Prince.” As the two grow closer, is what blossoms between them friendship or love? A youthful love story about a boy and a girl who are both called “Princes” begins.