When a wanted Belarusian national is discovered posing as an expecting father, Colin and Bill work to expose an international illegal baby smuggling ring. Meanwhile, Bill worries about his father's health back home.

Stops include a candy-themed playland, a decommissioned military helicopter and a container home.

Host Andy Cohen discusses pop-culture events with guests and viewers.

From doomed voyages across continents and oceans to covert CIA operations, these missions show that no matter how much preparation and planning are done, things can still turn deadly.

Dean Newcombe discovers Kushimoto, the southernmost town on Japan's main island. Thanks to the warm Kuroshio Current that flows northward in the Pacific, the town is blessed with a warm climate and a bountiful sea that supports a diverse ecosystem. It is home to a significant number of seafood species and a thriving fishing industry. He checks out bluefin tuna aquaculture and a boat festival, gets close to sea turtles and kayaks out to sea to take in stunning rock formations.

Guests include Demi Lovato, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Daniel Arsham and musical guest Demi Lovato. 

Guests include Daniel Radcliffe (The Fall & Rise of Reggie Dinkins; Every Brilliant Thing) and Kate Mara (Imperfect Women).

Lauren gets her stride back, Denise and Kim have an unexpected visitor, and Suki receives a shock.

While Tony and Diane head to London for answers, Dom is left holding the fort, but the teens have other plans. Ste returns to devastating news, and Warren is determined to get to the truth.

Paddy and Dylan make a big confession, while the Dingles are suspicious of Joe Tate and Pollard plays detective.

Leanne persuades Sam to share his troubles, Kit is forced to question his own victim, Alya fails to match Adam's enthusiasm, and Todd spots Theo lunching with another man.

Three tribemates battle for Redemption and the remaining place back on their tribe, as alliances are tested when players turn on each other.

Foreign Correspondent journalist Sandra Gathmann has teamed up with a Venezuelan crew to document how Venezuelans are reacting to the US is effectively running their economy.

When US President Donald Trump sent American troops to capture Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro and his wife, it quickly became clear the country's vast oil reserves were a major part of the strategy. Venezuela used to be one of the richest countries in the world, but decades of mismanagement damaged its oil industry and left most of the population living in poverty.

Now the US is effectively running the Venezuelan economy and is focused on reviving the country's oil industry. But who will be the beneficiaries?

On Foreign Correspondent, London-based Venezuelan journalist Sandra Gathmann has teamed up with a local Venezuelan crew to document how Venezuelans are reacting to these unprecedented events. Sandra also examines whether Donald Trump can deliver on his oil promise, who stands to gain, and what role Venezuela will play at a time of global oil turmoil.

Dateline travels to Vienna where fifty percent of the population is eligible for affordable and secure rent through social housing. What can Australia learn from Europe's largest landlord?

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Actors Josh Gad and Andrew Rannells discuss the 15th anniversary of "The Book of Mormon"; "GMA" Can't Miss This: Spring Fashion Favorites with "GMA" lifestyle contributor Lori Bergamotto; Deals & Steals with ABC e-commerce editor Tory Johnson.

Bubba Wallace, NASCAR driver.

Melissa Etheridge, singer-songwriter and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominee.

The team investigates the suspicious death of a U.S. Naval officer who'd just learned he was going to be a father, leading to the discovery of a scandalous secret.

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