Rece Davis reveals the top 25 college football teams, as chosen by the College Football Playoff Selection Committee.

The drive to Hawk's Crawfish follows gravel roads, past flooded rice fields that double as crawfish ponds. Each winter and spring, farmers pilot flat-bottomed boats across those ponds, harvesting crawfish, bound for places like Hawk's, a tin-roofed roadhouse founded in 1983 by the Arcenaux family. In sight of I-10, Jett's Crawfish Drive-Thru, doing business in a small metal building alongside a gas station, tells a more modern story of how crawfish, once caught and boiled by locals and served at family gatherings, became an everyday indulgence, purchased by the bag or bucket while idling in your car. A conversation with Kurt Venable of Venable Fabrication, one of the region's best crawfish boat builders, brings into focus how both tradition and innovation course through southwestern Louisiana.

Martin works to debunk the sudden miraculous cures for the people of Port Wenn when self-proclaimed homeopath Savannah returns to town; Martin becomes acutely aware of Louisa and Parker's new connection.

Bobby Flay's Titans have to fight hard to keep the $25,000 in house, as Korean American chef Katianna Hong works her culinary magic. Famed pasta maker and chef Evan Funke judges.

The group navigates the fallout from Abe's birthday party. As Jessel reveals trouble at home, Daisy is surprised to learn she wasn't invited to Erika's birthday party.

Sam hopes to fill the void of his late wife with new love Patricia. But Patricia's flirtation and demands for marriage without a prenup make Sam question if his boo has an ulterior motive; Tami steps in to uncover what, or who, Patricia is hiding. 

After his breakup, Mark throws himself into performing, but risks failing school when he cheats on a test. Meanwhile, Pop schemes to win a car.

Amy and Jake work together to treat a patient whose secret past puts her life in danger; after a key donor withdraws funding, Ben must scramble to save his artificial heart trial; Sonya and TJ's relationship is tested when Sonya's father visits.

Back from Nashville, Tammy must face her siblings. Chris gets a taste of his own medicine from Amanda and Misty. Tammy is left scrambling when Andrea has a medical emergency.

Cultures all around the world participate in unique practices known as rituals—often involving prayer, singing, dancing, and sacred artifacts. While some are meant to unite a society or honor a certain god, the true purpose of others remains a mystery.

Determined to face his fears alone, Philip returns to school. His family's covert intervention nearly lands them in jail, forcing everyone to confront trust, boundaries, and unconditional love. 

Longtime competitor Einat Admony is spicing up the kitchen in a Middle Eastern matchup with Bobby Flay's home team.

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

Jaz and Nesha return from Cabo with a fresh start, but Nesha's surprise roommate proposal tests their bond; Jaz learns she might need three additional surgeries; Nesha's empowerment event brings emotional revelations and tough conversations.

The pursuit of knowledge and understanding is a lifelong endeavor as society moves forward. What causes a controlled experiment to go horribly wrong?

Ronny Chieng breaks down an eventful Election Day, including a woman going into labor at her polling station, a MAGA voter applauding Trump for his "incredible fraud," Haley Stevens upholding her tradition of changing all her political beliefs, Don Jr. worrying about Ohio gaining statehood, and Trump getting asked the most important question this midterm: Who is his best-looking administration official? Plus, Grace Kuhlenschmidt and Troy Iwata hit the streets of NYC to poke into who people voted for.

Election Day 2026 is finally here, which can only mean one thing: it's time to start stressing about 2028! Josh Johnson takes a look at the growing field of will-they-won't-they candidates for the next presidential race: JD Vance is saddled with an unpresidential name AND a lousy sense of humor, Gavin Newsom endures the humiliation ritual of fly-fishing with Jake Tapper, and Sen. John Kennedy positions himself as America's anti-goober candidate. Whoever the 2028 nominees may be, the important thing is we're only two years and seven minutes away from finally talking about 2032.

Award-winning novelist, Min Jin Lee chats with Ronny about her latest book, "American Hagwon." The two discuss hagwons, the specialized Korean skill schools at the center of Lee's novel, bond over the traditions of respect, sacrifice, and discipline embedded within Asian culture and education, and debate the real value of an elite higher education. Plus, Lee breaks down how her novel's exploration of an immigrant family enduring financial instability attempts to answer the question of why bad things happen to good people.

1. Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett, Dan Pfeiffer and Tommy Vietor ("Pod Save America"). 

2. Musical Guest Cage The Elephant. 

3. Bella Hicks and Loren Smith sit in with The Cletones.

Ian's Bonfire Night faces some hurdles. Max tries to diffuse the tension. Gemma comes up with a plan to bring the women of Walford together.

Belle is disappointed. Caleb makes a demand. Robert confronts Charity.

Leanne confronts Brody and Idris with her suspicions, Carla makes a sad announcement to her staff, Dev offers Kit some respite, and Gary tackles Ross about his treatment of Marco.

Maddox shares in his brother's excitement as his health progresses, but not everyone feels the same. Sienna overhears a conversation, and a resident faces questions.

The Battlers are joined by Grant and Chezzi Denyer as they transform the home of a very special woman.

Big Brother's Mystery Button brings intrigue, treats and a terrifying eviction twist. Matty breaks down on a call from home. Phoebe's birthday turns brutal as another housemate is sent home.

Quizzing hard with Tom Gleeson tonight are self-proclaimed experts in 19th-century corsetry, Harry Houdini, Alaska and Taika Waititi. Don't mix these topics at home!

At Taronga Western Plains Zoo, keepers condition water buffalo and Hari, a 1.7-tonne rhino, for major transfers, while the Wildlife Hospital treats an injured echidna destined for release back into the wild.

Season finale. The gloves come off, the truth comes out—and nothing will ever be the same.

After winning an Olympic Gold medal in Rome, Cassius Clay returns to Louisville with a changed perspective and excitement for what's to come. He must quickly learn to navigate his newfound fame while juggling career decisions, family dynamics, and the racial politics of his segregated hometown. 

Carlotta sets up a honey trap for the man with an eye patch—and learns something she didn't expect.

Let the next phase of season 9 commence! Tom joins us in studio today to talk through episode 10, Disciple. He didn't necessarily choose to be in town for this episode but the schedules lined up and we're not gonna pass up an opportunity to hang out in the same room together. In the episode, Oliver's former mentor causes all kinds of chaos to our beloved series regulars. Meanwhile Zod skulks around trying to figure out what the heck is going on. Aren't we all, Zod. We're rarely all in the same place and that alone is a great reason to check out today's episode. Join us for a genuinely good time!

As the golf world waits on Santi to turn pro, Pryce gets a taste of his glory days.

The gang heads to LA, where Santi hits the PGA spotlight. Clark presents Pryce with a wild idea.

We have another high-stakes clash in store as Atle and Ingrid take on Sigrid and Agnes. Who will make a leap toward the playoffs?