In this special episode, the Duck Commander team surprises two wounded veterans with a trip to Monroe so they can be in an episode of Duck Dynasty. To show their support, the Robertson family stages a "color run" to bring awareness to our wounded soldiers.
For their first individual challenge, the artists must create realistic disguise makeups for "secret agents".
Asbury PArk kicks off the summer season with a famous sand sculptor, and a giant sand castle cake from Carlo's. Buddy then navigates the tricky task of making a birthday cake for 10-year-old twins who couldn't be more different.
It's all hands on deck when Buddy and the team create a pirate themed cake; Buddy gets ready to open a new bakery in Connecticut.
The guys visit a man with a puzzling nickname who hasn't thrown away anything since the 1950s, and isn't willing to start now. And he isn't shy about flaunting his favorite underwear, which comes as a shock to Mike and Frank.
Ms. Snap tries to keep her hookup a secret. Ms. Bennigan teaches a different kind of science.
The rise and fall of Bernie Madoff, who's Ponzi scheme bilked $65 billion from unsuspecting victims.
A woman is followed home and raped outside her building, where several neighbors witness the crime but fail to call for help.
A new sculpture park is set to open in Angel's Rise, but it's launch is soon marred by murder. Barnaby and Nelson have to crack the case were art seems to imitate death and everything has a meaning deeper then is first realised.
When Max reconnects with an old friend, Caroline’s jealousy inspires her to try to make some new friends of her own.
On a summer’s night, there’s nothing more magic than watching the soft glow of fireflies switching on and off. Few other life forms on land can light up the night, but in the dark depths of the oceans, it’s a different story: nearly 90% of all species shine from within. Whether it’s to scare off predators, fish for prey, or lure a mate, the language of light is everywhere in the ocean depths, and scientists are finally starting to decode it. NOVA and National Geographic take a dazzling dive to this hidden undersea world where most creatures flash, sparkle, shimmer, or simply glow. Join deep sea scientists who investigate these stunning displays and discover surprising ways to harness nature’s light—from tracking cancer cells to detecting pollution, lighting up cities, and even illuminating the inner workings of our brains.
Hoping to learn more about Liza’s life, Josh attends a dinner in Jersey with her, and receives a hard dose of reality.
Molly is shocked when Joyce reveals she's leaving the house to Victoria in her will.
When Aunt Samantha pays the Hooman family a visit with her baby in tow, the Floogals are fascinated by this new creature who has such a strong power over the Hoomans they predict it could be their king! When the king captures Boomer they have to work out how to free him and realize what a baby is and how to play with him.
Prince Puma teams with an unlikely partner; Johnny Mundo returns to the temple with his sights set on the championship.
The mechanics at Jim’s Equipment Repair go out in the field to fix three large machines, but they must overcome lost luggage and other challenges.
Mac and Dennis move to the suburbs for cheaper rent but find it hard to adjust.
Polly takes on Randeep and Marc. On the menu: a unique interpretation of a glamorous pâté, kebabs that look like giant sausages and an impressive Greek lamb dish.
Picture your dream car: it probably looks like a Chevrolet Camaro. Have you ever wondered just how that machine was made? Join the How It's Made crew as we go to its birthplace, revealing the inner workings and gorgeous exterior.
Rolling fields of green and vast hectares of crops thriving in the brilliant light may be the last you would thing you expect to find miles below the surface of the Earth. But that is exactly what Corey Goode encountered as he was taken on a tour through the inner earth civilization he visited. More than just agriculture, it is the technological achievements of these civilizations which set them apart from our own. Strangely enough Corey finds that they all bear many similarities with other subterranean civilizations already sprawling throughout our solar system.