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Login to EpisoDate.comDid a Swedish teenager photograph some of the most convincing UFO evidence ever? Is a video posted online showing a pterodactyl-like creature flying over Idaho the real deal? Why are headless goats repeatedly being dumped in an Atlanta River? Tony and his team of experts examine the evidence to find the truth.
In the wake of his dad's death, Rash deludes himself into thinking he's fine. But with mounting pressure at work, how long will it be before he cracks?
Jacob is given a second chance to do the right thing. Rida questions her future after a catastrophic incident rocks her and Rash, and Nicole has to make a shocking admission.
Prue is joined in the kitchen by food campaigner and author Henry Dimbleby. As well as showing her how to make a one-pot veggie dish – Black Bean Shakshuka – he'll be lifting the lid on the school dinner revolution he's been leading. We hear from children in one of the schools benefiting from the scheme, which places chefs who normally work at high-end restaurants, in school kitchens instead. Meanwhile husband John is dispatched to catch dinner, as he tries his hand netting trout at a nearby fish farm. As always Prue has some handy hacks she's keen to share – a simple homemade guacamole and tortilla chips from shop-bought wraps. After John laments the lack of cakes being made at home, Prue digs out her whisk, and has a go at an Orange and Polenta Upside Down Cake. And after he returns from trying to catch dinner, John tries his hand at a herb garden vodka and tonic cocktail. Served alongside her kale crisps and bulgur-wheat salad, will it get Prue's seal of approval?
Michael Smerconish tackles weekly American political and news stories from one perspective...his.
Ree Drummond serves up breakfast, lunch and dinner for the cowboys and cowgirl in her life. First, she whips up a stack of Perfect Pancakes for Ladd, who's calling in on the way to haul cattle with Paige and the cowboys. They drop by to collect lunch to-go with over-the-top Rustic Meatball Subs and a tangle of Fried Red Onions. Finally, Ree prepares a Cashew Pork that's perfect for a rancher's supper.
It's cold out, so The Kitchen is warming things up with hearty winter recipes! Geoffrey Zakarian's Wild Mushroom and Kale Lasagna is full of gooey, cheesy goodness, while Katie Lee Biegel's Twice Baked Miso Sweet Potatoes bring all the comfort. Then Aarti Sequeira from "Best Bite in Town" stops by to make her Whole Roasted Cauliflower with Makhani Sauce. Finally, Sunny Anderson's Upside-Down Plum Spice Cake is an easy and impressive dessert that can't be missed.
Get ready for the happiest 90 minutes of the week! Maya Jama is the Star Guest Announcer, there's live music from McFly and Hollywood superstar Paul Rudd meets Little Ant & Dec. Plus supermarket shoppers get the surprise of their lives in a brand new hidden camera prank and a Takeaway classic is back with What's Next? All on the only show on telly that says 'Don't just watch the adverts... win 'em!'
The celebrities competing for the Pointless trophy are Sue Cook, Carol McGiffin, Angela Barnes, Abigoliah Schamaun, Reuben Kaye, Richard Coles, Lutalo Muhammad and Anthony Ogogo.
A mother-of-two vanishes from her home in Utah in 2009. As police investigate, dark family secrets emerge, and a tragedy follows that no one saw coming.
On The Jonathan Ross Show this week, Hollywood star of Ghostbusters, Ant-Man and Anchorman Paul Rudd, Scary Spice herself Mel B, BAFTA nominated star of I Hate Suzie and Doctor Who Billie Piper, one of the funniest and most exciting up and coming comedians around Leo Reich, and the multi-platinum selling Cat Burns, who will be performing in the studio.
A padlocked suitcase is discovered in the Kent countryside. The body of a woman within tells a story of someone new to the country searching for love.
Kelly, Tonya, and the Alcoa Police Department investigate the brutal 1990 rape and murder of a beloved 80-year-old grandmother, and consider if the perpetrator may have been a sadistic random intruder or a member of he own family.
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