Do-gi goes undercover as a high school substitute teacher after receiving a call for help from a student who is being severely bullied.
In 1941, Winston Churchill arrived in the USA to be greeted like a movie star by an adoring public. Securing the support of US president Franklin Roosevelt and Soviet leader Joseph Stalin required all Churchill's skills as a communicator and negotiator. The supreme effort that he put in to keeping his allies on side almost killed him, but it gave him the chance to lead his country to victory. This episode also explores the Allies' extraordinary victory on D-Day.
Jas puts herself in danger to get revealing information about her dad as Ruby tries to make friends in town but struggles to keep her past a secret.
When Booker has a vision of Levi being ousted from his first big stage role, he goes against Levi's wishes and asks Chelsea for advice.
Comedian Joe Wilkinson joins Rosie for a traditional seaside outing in Whitby. They sample award-winning fish and chips, go crazy for golf, explore the Jurassic Coast and goth-up to take to the stage.
Sydney is having trouble balancing all her friends, activities and school work.
Britain's sharpest armchair critics have been watching Line of Duty, Naked Attraction, I Can See Your Voice, Alan Carr's Epic Gameshow and BBC News (Prince Philip)
With two men gone, the power shifts, putting the ladies on the chopping block. Tommy throws a journey-ending curveball before the dates begin, as Alexis heats things up in a candle shop, Troy kisses more ladies, and Tressa runs the risk of being a homie.
Squidward's house becomes infested with a mail-order flea circus meant for SpongeBob.
Squidward fakes being sick to get out of work, but his agony only begins when SpongeBob arrives to care for him.
Zak Bagans and the crew investigate a Utah home owned by a descendent of the prominent Jessop polygamist family. Tenants fear evil has taken up residence in the basement, putting the guys in serious danger.
A 32-year-old misanthropic musician named Frank lives in Dublin with his mother.
A 32-year-old misanthropic musician named Frank lives in Dublin with his mother.
Byron and Rachel force Blair to attend every school club to teach her a lesson.
Takeout from: Pier 23 (San Francisco, Calif.) ● Super Duper Weenie (Fairfield, Conn.) ● Flying Mango (Des Moines, Iowa) ● Jitlada Restaurant (Los Angeles, Calif). Guy and Hunter Fieri combine their love of cooking at home and great restaurant food by making recipes sent by DDD alums who join them via video chat. On this menu, there are fish tacos and crab cakes outta San Fran, a deluxe hot dog from a Connecticut wiener shop, a Cajun shrimp creation comin' from Des Moines and sensational spicy Thai straight out of L.A.
Experience the international impact of the Philadelphia Orchestra’s historic 1973 trip to China, offering a story of cultural reversals and a glimpse into the worldwide future of classical music.
A man leaves his childhood ghosts behind, a woman conjures a UFO, and more.
Lily, Katie, and Raph open some presents (and punishments) from Samta Claus.
In a series of three powerful 90 minute episodes, 'Living With A Serial Killer' asks: what is it like to discover that the person you shared your life with is really a vicious serial murderer? Includes the episodes covering Joanne Dennehy (The Black Widow's Web), Peter Tobin (Scotland's Worst Predator), and Steve Wright (The Suffolk Strangler).