This year's special, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary, raises the bar with the Hall of Fame Countdown, as Nate and Daniela curate their top 10 greatest Super Bowl commercials of all time. From iconic classics to modern favorites, they'll count down the best of the best and relive the moments that made fans laugh, cry and talk for decades before revealing their top two picks. Then, it's up to the viewers at home to decide which commercial will be officially inducted into the Super Bowl Commercials Hall of Fame via a LIVE online vote, with the winner joining the legendary Coca-Cola "Mean Joe Greene" commercial and Apple's "1984." The results will be announced at the end of the show. 

Ron tries to wrap up a perfect visit from his son, Michael. Alex questions Val's return from jury duty. Bruce feels iced out of a juicy business opportunity. 

Auditions continue, with hopefuls stepping into the spotlight and delivering unforgettable performances.

Ten families remain as survival in the wild becomes more brutal and the game in HQ becomes more cutthroat.

A speaker cabinet is found to be carrying more than just sweet beats. A driver who took a wrong turn and ended up at the border crossing is packing more than he should be. Following a recent smuggling trend, officers carry out a special operation.

Dutch assigns Angelo to kill an Internal Affairs Agent who threatens to take down their whole operation. Still rattled by the shooting, Maria seeks Dave's help in procuring a gun. Agent Grant runs into Angelo, who suspects she may see him as more than just the father of a victim. Angelo and Nicky finally reconnect.

In 2001, someone murders a father, sets his Florida home ablaze, and his sons disappear. As prayers rise for their safe return, a so-called family friend steps forward, shifting the case. Now, an exclusive interview finally uncovers the chilling truth.  

Rachel Maddow looks at the latest headlines showing Donald Trump backpedaling in the face of protests and plummeting poll numbers, taking a shocking loss in a special election, losing court cases, and watching resignations in protest deplete his Justice Department. The pushback against Donald Trump is happening everywhere he turns and grows ever more effective the more Trump wobbles and weakens.

Rachel Maddow looks at how communities around the country are finding ways to prevent Donald Trump from establishing immigration prison camps where they live. From pressuring real estate firms, to speaking out at town council hearings to revoking permits, Kristi Noem's Department of Homeland Security is having a hard time fulfilling Trump's vision of a nationwide system of "processing facilities" to house tens of thousands of immigrants.

Mayor Quinton Lucas of Kansas City, Missouri, talks with Rachel Maddow about his city's effort to block the Department of Homeland Security from opening an ICE immigration prison in his community.

Donald Trump appears to have overreached in his effort to control the information presented to Americans by arresting journalists. Georgia Fort, an award-winning independent journalist arrested while reporting on a protest at a church in Minnesota, talks with Rachel Maddow about the ordeal of being arrested at home by federal agents, and Donald Trump's efforts to bully, intimidate, and criminalize journalists in an effort to control what Americans are allowed to know.

Brothers Chad and Jerry leapt into action to save a drowning baby deer, and now they're taking on the wall for a shot at more than $12 million.

At the end of World War II, many Nazi officials were captured and tried for their crimes. But one of the architects of the Holocaust, Adolf Eichmann, slipped through the cracks…repeatedly eluding Nazi hunters from around the globe.

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

A grisly accident puts everyone at Bronx General in danger and leads to a shocking revelation about Dr. Wolf.

Lieutenant Grey and the FBI task force enlist the help of an old colleague to uncover a criminal network; while Nolan, Miles, Lucy and Celina respond to a mysterious officer involved shooting.

Los Angeles-based aesthetician, Dawn DaLuise, is the Queen of elite skincare with major A-List celebrities as her clients. But by late 2013, DaLuise's life seems to unravel overnight. A rival beautician, Gabriel Suarez, opens a new salon very close to Dawn's, and she becomes the target for a terrifying harassment campaign that leads to her own arrest and accusations she hired a hitman to take out her rival. Dawn spends ten months in prison, protesting her innocence and trying to piece together how exactly she ended up in this bizarre tailspin of abuse and deception. Eventually she traces it back to a meeting she took with two friends. What Dawn thought was a fantastic connection that would lead to a potential reality show dream, was actually something far more sinister.   

Survivors are furious at the Justice Department's handling of the Epstein files. Also, Sen. Rand Paul casts doubt on the federal probe of the Alex Pretti killing. Plus, The New York Times reports Donald Trump spoke to FBI agents after the Georgia election office raid. And a Texas Democrat flips a solidly red state senate seat. Rep. Ro Khanna, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, and Texas State Senator-elect Taylor Rehmet join Lawrence O'Donnell.

From early trade vessels to Civil War-era steamers, U.S. rivers reveal a rich history as vital lifelines for commerce, conflict and exploration

Pearl Harbor sparks one of history's deadliest conflicts - and it's just the start. Wrecks expose failed missions and fierce battles on every front

A 200-year-old ship and a top-secret military stronghold lost below the ice. Two stories of ambition and catastrophe, frozen in time, now uncovered

One spark is all it takes. From the Hindenburg disaster to Krakatoa's violent volcanic eruption in 1883, these explosions are among history's deadliest.

Trump declares himself "absolved" by the latest release of Epstein files, while Elon Musk's Christmas wish for a trip to the sex island is put on blast, and Jon Stewart finds himself on Epstein's list… for documentary voiceovers. Plus, as MAGA continues to shield the president from all accountability, Jon Stewart shines a light on the double standard of sanctuary given to Trump vs. immigrants. Historian and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Heather Ann Thompson sits down with Jon Stewart to discuss her new book, "Fear and Fury: The Reagan Eighties, the Bernie Goetz Shootings, and the Rebirth of White Rage." They talk about how big a figure Bernie Goetz was in 1980s New York, hailed as a "vigilante" for shooting four young Black men on a subway train despite the attack being unprovoked, the story's parallels to ICE shooting protesters in Minneapolis, the costs of violence, and how these types of injustices paved the way for Donald Trump.

1. Don Lemon 
2. Alex Honnold ("Skyscraper Live")

John Oliver.

"Late Show Home Shopping" with John Oliver.

Guests include Alexander Skarsgård (Pillion) and Paula Pell (The Burbs). 

Ross seeks the truth, Phil gets an important phone call, and Honey spills a secret.

John Paul calls in a favour from his new friend Smithy, Dillon has a proposal for Donny, and a revelation leaves a relationship on shaky ground.

The experiment continues as two new couples tie the knot. For one couple, there's instant chemistry; but our other grooms errors throw his brides fairy tale hopes into ruins.