Ashleigh Banfield tackles the most pressing legal and social issues, trials and hot topic debates.

The Busby's hit the road for Lake Charles, the place where it all started for Adam and Danielle; the family enjoys a wonderful Easter weekend, and Adam and Danielle find some one-on-one time to reminisce about their first date; with bonus scenes.

A behind-the-scenes look at just how much plotting, planning and rehearsal goes into the brutal piece of political performance theatre that is Question Time in the House of Representatives.

Ed Lover gives D'Essence a chance to prove she has what it takes in radio; Craig & Malik try modeling; Gary considers adoption.

With a variety of steels to choose from, the smiths are forced to create a canister Damascus billet from which they must forge a dagger; only two enter the final round where they must recreate an ancient Roman weapon known as the Scissor; enhanced.

Inspector Anthony Pulfer finds two dogs left confined to one room without food and water. Snoopy, a lurcher found collapsed, is now in recovery. Inspector Kate Parker comes to the aid of a tiny puppy. Also, there is an update on Woody, one of four dogs rescued from a house of horrors.

The staff at GCVS treat an Asian elephant that has been diagnosed with breast cancer.

Zosia is offered a rare opportunity to advance her career, but will she put her ambitions above the needs of the men in her life? While poring over the brain scans uncovered by Guy, Oliver struggles with the thought that Tara's death could have been prevented. Lofty worries that Dominic still harbours feelings for him and contemplates how to let him down gently.

Professor Tim Flannery investigates how seaweed is helping to save the world - from growing the foods of the future, helping save the reef and even combating climate change.

Fisher's plans force Brady back to family - to confront her past and present. And Joe's family connections bring a world of trouble.

The serenity of an "old money'' neighborhood is shattered when an elderly resident is attacked and killed while coming home from church; Detective Garry McFadden investigates the victim's stabbing death and the subsequent use of her credit cards.

The U.S. Coast Guard scours the Bering Sea for a missing crab vessel while the fleet anxiously waits to discover the fate of its six-man crew; after a plea from his wife, Sig contemplates an early exit.

Four bladesmiths head to a scrap yard to create their signature blades using harvested metal and a coal forge; in the final round, the smiths must recreate a fearsome battle weapon known as the kampilan.

The mothers bring in choreographer Laurieann Gibson, which shakes things up; Chloe returns to the competition world for the first time in two years.

Marriage to a foreign fighter proves challenging for Ushna but she is determined to make it work. Shakira too must marry to continue working, but turns down a proposal from Abu Akram with brutal consequences. Jalal is horrified by the treatment of young Yazidi women being sold as sex slaves and buys a mother and daughter to rescue them. He and Ziyaad are sent back to the frontline where a commander is calling for the ultimate sacrifice.

Leah challenges Scientology's promises of relief from life's ills by revealing stories of individuals in the organization who suffered from depression and suicidal ideation.

Andy has a decision to make following his discovery. A fatal error at work backs Ally into a corner - does she protect her identity or fall further into the lie?

This weekday opinion show is a round-table ensemble of five rotating Fox News personalities who discuss and debate the top news stories, controversies and issues of the day.

Twists abound for the final three's haunted house challenge. Who will be named winner of Face Off Season 12?.

Art historian Richard Clay asks whether utopia is, ultimately, a state of mind. Can we find utopia within? He explores the many ways we have created to immerse ourselves in a perfect moment, of epiphany or transcendence, pushing the boundaries of artistic expression and pleasure.

Seeking answers in a broad range of arts, Richard meets digital games pioneer Sid Meier, Rada improvisation teacher Chris Heimann and opera impresario Martin Graham. He tries to compose a haiku and uncovers traces of the hedonistic medieval Carnival tradition in the churches and pubs of his native Lancashire.

Richard also compares and contrasts different musical escapes, interviewing Acid House legend A Guy Called Gerald and the celebrated minimalist composer Steve Reich. This is not about the utopia of the future but about the utopia of the immediate world that we can experience now.

School's in session with Adam Conover, as he explains why the chances of becoming a drop out billionaire are not in your favor. A college degree is a necessity in today's economy, but selecting a top school is harder than you think since rankings are manipulated by a system that has little to do with the quality of education. Plus, the formerly groundbreaking student loan system has created trillions of dollars in debt through shady privatization signed off on by Uncle Sam.

The party comes to a dramatic end as a familiar face arrives to cause chaos in the villa. Will it be too much for John and Georgia and will Chloe finally have her wicked way with Sam?

Bob Lee tracks Solotov's money and goes up against a Mexican cartel; Nadine helps a journalist investigate a cover-up; Julie makes her frustration heard.

With no flash challenge, the artists think they've got it all figured out until a massive twist sends them reeling; Four Horsemen tattoos bring on the end of days for one pair of artists.

As illnesses plague the Ladybirds, Todd is stressed and questioning if the girls have the strength it takes to perform at the level he demands this week. Taylor is sick of being in her cousin Kobie's shadow, and Kayla questions Kobie's status as team captain. Meanwhile, Rose desperately wants to redeem herself on center but worries Marissa could knock her off the top spot again.

Fitz receives linguistic proof that Ted is the Unabomber and tracks down Ted's brother David, who is astonished at the accuracy of Fitz's profile.

Drawing upon his experience as a former chief of staff on the Senate Finance Committee and as an Emmy-winning executive producer and writer of "The West Wing,'' Lawrence O'Donnell examines the compelling and impactful political stories of the day. O'Donnell convenes diverse panels of guests, including a variety of politicians and cultural voices, to offer unique viewpoints and perspective.

Two contestants will lead a team of three celebrities, which include Mel B, Darius Rucker, Sherri Shepherd, David Feherty, Derek Hough and Andy Richter, in hopes winning the $25,000 grand prize. A series of unique party games will bring out the best, funniest and most competitive sides of some of Hollywood's most beloved stars in this hilarious no-holds-bar competition.