Carlos King continues to get to the bottom of the couples' issues by bringing out someone that everyone seems to have a problem with; special guest Carmen; Joi reveals her pain caused by both Carmen and Clifton.

Kelly and Steve team up with the Anderson County Sheriff's Office to solve the horrific quadruple homicide of a family on Halloween; their investigation reveals a family feud, a trail of stolen cash, and a bloody shoe print left by the killer.

Taiya is seriously wounded after his fight with Madrex and Shirabe considers having the Boonboongers disbanded for his recklessness. Madrex returns determined to continue his fight with Taiya and the rest of the team confront him instead to protect their friend as he recovers.

The aspirants are captured, which presents great challenges for an aspirant. When they are finally set free, the mood is low before they once again have to survive outside, this time on their own. One of the aspirants has had enough and wants to retire.

After two hard nights in the wilderness, the commander gathers to assess who deserves the orange beret of those who remain.

In the early morning hours of Halloween 2019 in Hays, Kansas, Colby Trickle called 911 and said he woke up to his ears ringing and saw his wife, Kristen Trickle, bleeding next to him in the bed. Responding officers found Kristen Trickle, 26, clinging to life. What happened was a mystery.

Dilly adheres to her original orders and protects Joseph by choosing to fight Yamaji. Higan has a surprise visitor who begs him to put an end to the contradictions of the ninja clan. Meanwhile, Mike has been captured at the FBI offices.

A Gisborne family grows citrus & apples for the domestic & export markets, processing it in their new packhouse, and providing work for locals & travellers.

Alexa's investigates the death of a tough tennis coach, but she's not the only one on the case. A glamorous private investigator is determined to solve the case before Alexa.

At the Annual Farmer Wants A Wife Country Ball, farmers and ladies let their hair down. While connections grow, someone makes the heart-breaking decision to leave the experience.

Joo Jong-hyuk
Kang Han-na

The first elimination of the season tasks the cooks with 75 minutes on the clock to create a dish representing their food dream.

In the seventh episode of LEGO Masters, teams are given a hollow vintage tv which they must fill with a recognizable TV show. Surprise guest, Sophie Monk, tries her luck at identifying the shows without any hints.

On 60 Minutes how has a secret weapon brought down hundreds of high-ranking United States government workers? Plus kayaker Jess Fox is profiled.

Havana Syndrome
Some people might applaud the ingenuity; most though would condemn the barbarity. A secret new weapon has apparently been developed and is being used to target hundreds of high-ranking United States government workers. Those affected include diplomats, military officials, and spies, who believe they've been struck down in mysterious circumstances by strange energy waves. After being attacked, the victims report a range of debilitating neurological ailments that have seriously impaired their lives. In this special report for 60 Minutes, Dimity Clancey investigates the so-called "Havana Syndrome". The condition got its name because it was first detected in Cuba, but there are no prizes for guessing it's another country accused of engineering it.
Reporter: Dimity Clancey
Producers: Garry McNab, Nichola Younger

Rapid Success
Between them, Jess Fox's parents, Richard Fox and Myriam Fox-Jerusalmi, won 18 world titles in paddling, and were trailblazers in the sport. It's little surprise then that from the moment Jess was born, she was destined to have the considerable skills and daring needed to race down rapids in a kayak and a canoe. What wasn't predicted was just how successful she'd become. Experts now say Jess Fox is the greatest paddler of all time. And as Adam Hegarty reports, that's the best news for Australia as this champion prepares for the Paris Games. It will be her fourth Olympics, another extraordinary feat, but even more significantly for Jess, this time there's the strong chance she'll be joined by a very special team mate: her sister, Noemie Fox.
Reporter: Adam Hegarty
Producer: Lisa Brown

TAKE IT EASY – Susan Spencer has a far-from-lazy take on laziness.

TAKE NOTE: KATE HUDSON – Tracy Smith catches up with actor and musician Kate Hudson, who opens up about her new music, her plans to tour and her family.

DAN RATHER – Lee Cowan talks with former CBS News anchor Dan Rather about his work at CBS and his life in news.

SUNDAY JOURNAL – David Pogue reports on what's happening at our college campuses and examines the history of college protests.

ON DISPLAY: STANLEY WHITNEY – Alina Cho explores the art of Stanley Whitney, known for vibrant abstract paintings.

FINE PRINT: ERIK LARSON – Anthony Mason talks with author Erik Larson, whose new book is about the months before the Civil War.

RUN FOR THE ROSES – Jim Axelrod with a story set at the Kentucky Derby – as the Run for the Roses celebrates 150 years.

JAIL BIRDS – Conor Knighton visits a prison in Florida with a petting zoo.

Sens. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and Tim Kaine, D-Va.

White House national security spokesman John Kirby.

Molly Yeh's throwing a fancy dinner on the farm with the best moms she knows! It's a meal to impress with her tender Beef Wellington encased in buttery, flakey puff pastry and served with a hearty, cheesy and surprisingly fresh Sausage and Wild Rice Hotdish on the side. For dessert, she has lovely Lavender Panna Cottas with salty, snappy Pretzel Shortbread.