A notice has been sent to the magic high schools across the country that a portion of the events in the Nine Schools Competition will be changed. Shockingly, three of the six events will be changed. In order to respond to the sudden change in events, First High School's Student Council is thrown in a frenzy to understand the new rules, reselecting athletes and readjusting their CADs. While everyone was complaining about the Competition's management due to the sudden change in timing, one month before the start of the Nine Schools Competition, Tatsuya had a growing suspicion about the strong military flavor of all the newly added events.

Goofy's birthday party keeps getting interrupted by Rocket Mouse's outer space emergencies.

Paul and Anthony take a final cruise on their old boat - Morning Star - and get a helping hand with their big move to their new boat. Noah celebrates his birthday at Middleton Railway and the family hikes to Malham Cove. Carrie puts the finishing touches to Mabel and there's a birthday party on a horse-drawn boat in Llangollen.

Is Sunnyvale a simulation? Is Ricky an AI? And why the fuck are the Boys saying 'kangaroo' a lot? Plus: Baby Reindeer, REO Speedwagon, and some fuckin' Bad Choices!

Brooke Shields ("Mother of the Bride").

A war council led by Hinata is held in the Holy Empire of Lubelius. Moments after Hinata declares her intent to meet Rimuru and talk to him, she receives a hostile message from Rimuru.

Kellyoke: "Let Him Fly"; comic Jerry Seinfeld; Henry Hall; Maddie Zahm performs; singer Nick Fradiani ("A Beautiful Noise").

Ryota chooses Haruna to share how he feels. Meanwhile, Kazuhito opens up and invites Ryota to go out.

The brainy quiz returns - but this time host Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Gabby Logan. As always, contestants try to score as few points as possible by plumbing the depths of their general knowledge to come up with the answers no-one else could think of.

Victor gives Nikki some tough love, Victoria confides in Nick, and Jack faces the consequences of his actions.

From bottom complaints to snot, bird poo and farts, Loo Man provides a guided tour through some of history's grossest things.

Emilia and her students take on the dragon-slaying and binding spell called "De Jelias." However, Emilia and her students failed because they couldn't corporate with Laos and others. It was then that she caught a glimpse of their helplessness…. Meanwhile, Ley who was invited as a hero, has an audience with Lysius, King of Gairadite. He is asked to save the ailing royal family. But as he is shown around, what he encounters is…!

Liam and Steffy find solace in the fact that their children are safe from Sheila.

Actor Max Thieriot (FIRE COUNTRY); "Stand Up at THE TALK" with comedian Preacher Lawson.

Sonny warns Dante about Dex; Carly has a realization about Sonny; Drew pitches a business project; Josslyn confides in Trina

Tom spots something up with Belle, Ruby starts a vicious rumour about Moira, and Dawn and Billy cling to each other.

Freddie is digging for gold, but will he fly too close to the sun? There's a spanner in the works for Dave and Cindy's big day. Lucas doesn't know who to trust.

It's all to play for as this week's six best comeback contestants return for the last quarter-final and the chance to push on into Knockout Week. Just one challenge awaits, so the hopefuls will need to go big or risk going home.

Success won't be easy as the judges have invited renowned restaurant critic Jimi Famurewa to set the brief, which is all about fusion. The super six will need to create one dish that brings two unrelated food cultures and cuisines onto one plate in perfect harmony. Fusion is incredibly risky business, but done well, it can result in some of the most thrilling food imaginable.

With limited places left in Knockout Week, the three whose fusions fail to make their mark will lose out on a place, leaving the best remaining cooks to take on next-level cooking, as the hunt for this year's MasterChef champion continues.

Denny leaves Paul unattended in the flat, Dev catches Bernie rifling through a box of old memories, while Adam and Alya give in to their feelings. Steve and Demi's first meeting in the Rovers goes swimmingly and Roy tells Dee-Dee about Lauren's necklace from her mystery boyfriend.

Vegan Izzie has a passion for the planet, and Izaac might be Mr Right, while Josh is from the Yorkshire Dales is matched with Jack from Sheffield.

Martin Clunes is host with guest panellists journalist Lyse Doucet and comedian Chloe Petts joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news.

On the Gogglebox this week: The Piano, The 1% Club, Inside Windsor Castle, Jack Osbourne's Night of Terror, MILF Manor and ITV News (nightlife & Tory MP defection)

Monty expands the planting on the mound and prepares for a summer display in the cottage garden. Nick Bailey explores a garden that combines historic charm with modern design.

MSNBC's Ari Melber hosts "The Beat" on Friday, May 3, and reports on the historical impact of Donald Trump's criminal trial and Hope Hicks' testimony. Douglas Brinkley, Yodit Tewolde, Andrew Weismann and Melissa Murray join.