The Traitors are forced to make a difficult decision that could change the fate of the entire game; in a high-stakes mission, the players face a series of dilemmas and critical information that threatens to put the Traitors at risk.

In 2005, Gordon Ramsay created the ultimate competition that set the culinary world on fire. For over two decades, the flame of Hell's Kitchen has burned dishing out drama, emotion and conflict. The show's unique challenges pushed chefs to their limits and his grueling curriculum made sure the cream rose to the top. With Hell's Kitchen in its historic 25th season, there is an entire generation of chefs too young to know a world without Hell's Kitchen that have been inspired by the series setting out to impress Chef Ramsay in the Signature Dish Challenge.

Three Crossovers are left, two Icons have survived, and one Taylor remains. Which one will win the Head of Household? Who will secure the final and most important Veto of the season? And ultimately, which one will be sent to jury next? We are one week away from crowning a winner, and tonight we get down to the final three. 

Tamra celebrates her granddaughter's birthday at a rare family gathering. Heather and Emily work out there issues, but Heather continues to question their friendship. Shannon hosts a luau where Emily and Jenn push back at Vicki for her outburst in La Quinta. The ladies see a new side of Carmella when she becomes the target of Vicki's comments.

Tonight, New roadblocks from the White House as the President welcomes another repressive leader. Then, my conversation with the President of Iran in New York. Plus, the ProPublica reporter who broke the Maine bombshell responds to Susan Collins.

In this episode, friends shoot their shot for a deal; a couple hopes to heal the Dragons' fire; a father and son prove they are built for making deals; and an entrepreneur fills the belly of the Den.

The Traitors are forced to make a difficult decision that could change the fate of the entire game; in a high-stakes mission, the players face a series of dilemmas and critical information that threatens to put the Traitors at risk.

Accusations fly and a Traitor battles to stay out of the spotlight; meanwhile, in a desperate bid to build the prize pot, the players are chased by a terrifying death parade — and not everyone survives the night.

After a near-death experience, Ben provides hospice care for a mysterious client in an eerie penthouse.

A look at some of the most impressive feats of extreme engineering, including an ancient town built in the Peruvian Andes, a thriving urban centre in Iran's scorching desert, and a city engineered to flourish in the frozen climes of Siberia.

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

Accusations fly and a Traitor battles to stay out of the spotlight; meanwhile, in a desperate bid to build the prize pot, the players are chased by a terrifying death parade — and not everyone survives the night.

FOX's ultimate celebrity social experiment returns, enlisting fifteen new recruits to endure some of the harshest, most grueling challenges from the playbook of the actual Special Forces selection process. This season, the recruits will be deployed deep in the Malaysian jungle. Upon arrival, they must plunge backwards from a hovering helicopter into the water below or risk failing.

Ben struggles with some unusual hospice duties and learns how the job vacancy actually happened. 

MS NOW and CNN are blocked from a White House event. Also, a Trump loyalist scrubs Donald Trump from his Florida governor campaign website. And ProPublica responds to Sen. Susan Collins calling their report a "hit job." Laurence Tribe, David Jolly, and Avi Asher-Schapiro join Lawrence O'Donnell.

Examines bizarre engineering achievements, including ball-like habitats in the Netherlands, an eccentric Colombian fortress built to last, and a strange train designed to conquer the towering Swiss Alps.

While hosting a holiday party, Constance deals carefully with two surprise guests, all to keep the special night on course.

Desi Lydic breaks down the headlines, and as America approaches the midterms, things are not looking good for the GOP. But thanks to Sen. Tommy Tuberville, Republicans have a trick up their sleeve that might save them in November: crack down on in-flight furries! Plus, Jordan Klepper reports from Trump's meeting with President Xi, where Trump got spooked by his own flyover and showed off his stunning new helipad. So all in all, a productive summit!

Grace Kuhlenschmidt gets amped about the hottest news in tech: The foldable iPhone Duo is as creaseless as Grace's brain, Apple unveils a smart watch that can eavesdrop round the clock, robo-lympians burst into flames at the World Humanoid Robot Games, and a robotic companion comes equipped with huge cans, in the latest edition of Tech Yeah!

Three-time Emmy winner Merritt Wever sits down with Desi to discuss her new film, "Primetime," the story of Chris Hansen and "To Catch a Predator." They talk about her first Daily Show audience-member experience, how Edie Falco became her "acting mom," and the story behind her viral, emotionally honest first Emmy acceptance speech. Plus, Wever explains how she dove into her "Primetime" character by learning the art of "host finagling" from veteran TV producers and exploring what happens when news, entertainment, and law enforcement get entangled.

After a shocking end to the 1st STAGE, abnormal murders unfold. Legendary cowboy Mountain Tim steps in to investigate as the tense 2nd STAGE begins.

Guest include Karl-Anthony Towns, Sienna Miller, Stefano Domenicali, and Gary Simons.

1. Ben Affleck ("Animals"). 

2. Mo Amer ("Mo Amer One Night Only at Radio City"). 

3. Sara Niemietz sits in with The Cletones.

A brand-new Bolt experience, a quizmaster full of conspiracy theories, a weary Prime Minister, and Ramón as this week's guest.

Guest includes Kenan Thompson, and Sandra Hüller.

Carl makes a plan to honour his father, while voice messages are found on Jimmy's laptop.

Debbie discovers Eva unconscious, but instantly forgets to raise the alarm, Ronnie takes a tipsy Lucy home, and George assures Christina of his unwavering support.

Costa, Clarence and Hannah explore the gardens of Darwin. Costa visits an award-winning collectors' garden and meets a doctor turned green thumb, Hannah tours a lush tropical garden and Clarence meets a reformed palm fanatic.

The Rising Volteckers have arrived at the Kitakami Village festival! While Riko and the others are reunited with Zeiyu, Navi and Ditto are having a blast at their first Kitakami festival! Amidst all this, they encounter a mysterious child wearing a mask. They play together and become friends, but the child's true identity is the legendary Pokémon, Kyogrepon...!?

Dolly Parton Appreciation Day. NBC Sports President Dan Hicks on the Presidents Cup. Citi Concert Series: Brandi Carlile.

Anthony and Joe Russo ("Avengers: Doomsday"); co-anchor Deborah Roberts ("20/20"); GMA Game Day: Countdown to the Superbowl – New York Giants; The Right Stuff series with "GMA" lifestyle contributor Lori Bergamotto.

Millions are under severe weather threats as two storms threaten the East Coast and Hawaii with floods and damaging winds. A nor'easter is battering the mid-Atlantic and is headed north, while Hurricane Nolo heads toward Hawaii's Big Island. The U.S. Army Reserve is reviewing a request to move resources to the military's Southern Command over the next four months, according to an internal message. Multiple U.S. officials say the request is part of continued military planning aimed at Cuba. Charlie D'Agata has more. President Trump touted his "truly great friendship" with Chinese President Xi Jinping during the state visit on Thursday even as issues like AI and trade linger. Nancy Cordes has the details, while retired Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster also joins with his reaction. A television ad glorifying President Trump, set to a soundtrack of JMSN's song "Love Me," hit airwaves across various national networks, including CBS. But this political ad is being paid for by taxpayers, and JMSN says he did not grant a license for the use of his music. Ed O'Keefe explains more. Logan Ryan, CBS Sports football analyst.