It is the morning of Cain's operation and Cain and Moira are each trying to be strong for each other, while Mary plays matchmaker and Jai inadvertently triggers a traumatic flashback for Bear.

Will keeps his family in the dark as he gets ready to leave, Hope refuses to accompany Sam on a stargazing outing, Sally voices concerns to Steve, and Gary's alibi is called into question.

A team swap has existing alliances tested. Who will stay loyal? And who will flip a switch and change tack.

A night of celebrating Eurovision: Eurovision 2020-2025, Sweden in Eurovision, early Eurovision winners and Eurovision 2010-2019.

Viral sensation Victoria Minell (aka @recipesbyvictoria) sets a challenge to use one of her five viral ingredients in a 75-minute cook to save their place in the competition.

John Polson was a troubled teen when a sliding doors moment led him into the world of acting. He went on to create Tropfest, one of the world's biggest short film festivals, changing his life and the Australian industry.

Actor Pedro Pascal ("Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu"); "Dancing with the Stars" pro Mark Ballas ("Dancing with the Stars: The Next Pro"); a performance from singer-songwriter Josh Groban; ABC Secret Savings with "GMA" lifestyle contributor Lori Bergamotto.

Dr. Rachel Pessah-Pollack,endocrinologist.

Neil deGrasse Tyson, astrophysicist and author.

Annette Bening,actor in DUTTON RANCH.

New installment of "Beg-Knows America."

Jimmy Fallon TODAY Exclusive Announcement. TODAY's Consumer: Super Fake Handbags. Voice of NBC Sports WNBA Coverage Sue Bird. Steals & Deals: Pops of Color with Jill Martin. 

From flight trackers to walking down the plane aisle, no effort was spared to capture the so-called 'ISIS brides' returning home. Australia's biggest bank teams up with Australia's biggest newswire. Plus One Nation's win in the Farrer by-election comes amid a directive to ignore the ABC.

Operation Epic Distraction? Trump's UFO file release sparks backlash over Epstein distraction. Plus as war and gas prices weigh down Trump's approval rating, will Democrats have a chance to take the Senate? We ask The Cook Political Report's Dave Wasserman.

The new season kicks off with Cake Week as eight of America's best amateur bakers strive to impress judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith; for the Signature, they must create towering vertical layer cakes.

Nine amateur bakers compete in a baking showdown hosted by Ellie Kemper and Zach Cherry.

The tent fills with the smell of freshly baked loaves as Bread Week begins, and judges Paul and Prue come up with increasingly harder challenges; the signature is focaccia, and the olive oil flows.

Take a look at some of the bits and prompts that were left on the cutting room floor for season 4.

Tonight, a special Acknowledgment Ceremony is scheduled to take place. Will Fatu finally acknowledge The Tribal Chief after his defeat? Or will chaos reign?

Who will step up to Oba Femi when The Open Challenge roars on? Find out tonight.

The tournament begins! From Vine deep cuts and millennial nostalgia to slippery 6-7 puns, three dynamic duos flex their pop culture chops.

Stanley discovers how adversity has shaped this famed region and its capital, revealing a history of hardship that has resulted in creative culinary inventions. He explores the dark story behind Campania's famous tomatoes, reveals how buffalo milk went from zero to hero, and celebrates a once-forgotten wine grape. And on one of its lesser-known islands, Procida, he samples a very different take on pesto that is made with lemons.

Stanley discovers that Sicily is an island of contrasts and multiple influences, where its multicultural history has left a delicious mark on its food and people. He feasts on blood oranges, originally introduced to the region by the ancient Greeks; saffron-rich arancini, which came with the Arabs; and red prawns pulled from the ocean, thanks to the skills of the island's Tunisian fishers.

The region of Le Marche sits on the Adriatic coast of Italy, and though it's lesser known to international tourists, Stanley unearths culinary treasures worthy of recognition. He samples mosciole, plump hand-fished mussels, served in a surprising recipe and discovers three-star Michelin food in a beachside hut. He also tastes vincigrassi, a dish resembling lasagna but regarded as far superior by locals, which originates from one of the earliest cookbooks on record.

Stanley immerses himself in the myths and mysteries of this wild island, discovering a cuisine that's as unique as its geography. He travels into the hills to reveal the secrets of longevity, shares a seaside pasta meal with royalty, cooks a pig underground, and learns how a much-loved recipe has its roots in ancient "fairy caves."

Stanley digs into the time-honored recipes of this famous region and discovers how these dishes are being kept alive and reinvigorated for the future. He goes behind bars to meet lawbreakers making high-end cakes, takes Sunday lunch with a Nigerian-born local chef who is renowned for making some of the region's most protected recipes, and wades into the controversy over the origins of tiramisu. ns of tiramisu.

With the finale in sight, Pâtisserie Week turns up the heat; the Signature dessert is a high-wire act creating decorative custard pies; in the Technical, Paul and Prue set a mysterious and highly intricate French pastry.

The Signature has the bakers taking on baked meringue bombs; the Technical has them creating raspberry and pistachio entremets; the finalists are asked to create a celebratory three-tier masterpiece for their Showstopper.

Seth is hopeful about a new relationship, while Jeremy is less optimistic after his legal troubles. Izzy and Oliver adjust to a big change.

After a personal loss, a struggling Andrea turns to Izzy and Jeremy for support. Seth has a difficult career conversation with his agent.