Episode one sees Season One champ Ben Hurley return alongside Lana Walters, Oscar Kightley and Johanna Cosgrove for brutal spelling tests and chaotic games.

Chef Lena Ciardullo; Good Housekeeping's 2026 Parenting Awards; Deals & Steals with ABC e-commerce editor Tory Johnson.

Amanda Kloots, cast member on "Let's Marry Harry."

Diarra Kilpatrick, actor in "Diarra from Detroit."

Smarter Supermarket Shopping Tips with Sarah Eggenberger. What to Shop This Week: Nordstrom Anniversary Sale with Chassie Post. Today, Food: Summer Grilling with Gaby Dalkin.

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. Up first, a landlord sues her former handyman-turned-tenant for damages, claiming he left her property in disrepair after multiple arrests, including one for harassing neighbors. In the second case, after serving time for neglect, a mother is sued by a former friend for failing to repay a loan used for legal services to regain custody of her children.

Shore leave on a pleasure planet turns dangerous when the crew's promised escape stops behaving like fun.

After the gang arrives in a world where magic is real, Bert discovers a natural gift for sorcery, while Kripke finds himself on his friend's bad side. Meanwhile, Stuart must enlist the help of one of this universe's most powerful wizards.

In the wake of a medical emergency, Jackie and Katherine fight to keep the fractured Walters together as they reassess their lives and what matters most.

Jackie struggles to keep up with school commitments as Cole hits a roadblock at the garage. Alex's fame opens the door to an exclusive event.

A high-octane hobby sparks friction at home. While George hits a recovery milestone, Jackie scouts the perfect location for a project close to her heart.

An unexpected visitor arrives for Jackie, sparking a mixed reaction from Cole. Kiley's well-intentioned gesture pushes Alex toward a rowdy crowd.

Cole discovers a bargain in a barn. A surprise reunion at the ranch reopens old wounds. Jackie throws a party for Grace that takes an eventful turn.

With the rumor mill in full swing, tensions flare between Richard and Jackie over her future. Danny and Erin feel the strain of their shared secret.

A troubling exchange with Wylder leaves Alex on edge. An awkward family dinner forces Kiley to face uncomfortable questions about her home life.

Jackie's feverish attempt to regain control pushes her to the brink. Katherine urges Alex to join Cole on a treacherous climb.

While renovating the teen annex, Jackie and her crew uncover a haunting secret frozen in time. George's absence looms over the family scavenger hunt.

As a daunting setback threatens the opening of the community space, Jackie, Cole and Alex reconsider their futures — both romantically and beyond.

Ambitious Bristol-based lawyer Claudia travels to Jamaica to challenge an inheritance claim made by local man Cudjoe East against wealthy white aristocrat Oliver Connaught. The case takes an unsettling turn when Claudia discovers that the disputed estate is the very place that has haunted her nightmares - the Connaught family's former plantation.

This week, it's time for a talent show! The queens let their talents shine on the main stage with dancing, singing, comedy, and above all, passion and determination. As the competition intensifies, so do the tears and rivalries.

As Claudia and Oliver search for Cudjoe, unsettling events at Hope Hill force them to confront the estate's disturbing past.

Claudia is rescued by Cudjoe after Oliver becomes unexpectedly violent at Hope Hill, but she struggles to believe him when he explains his sister Charlotte has possessed Oliver.

Claudia seeks out her Aunt Mercy to help her defeat Charlotte and is put in a trance-like state led by their ancestors, transporting her back to 1991, days after her birth.

Trapped at Hope Hill, Claudia must embrace her British and Jamaican heritage to defeat Charlotte's spirit and face the truth about Hope Hill.

Callum Turner is an actor you know from indies like Green Room and Tramps, as well as the mega-franchise Fantastic Beasts, George Clooney's The Boys in the Boat, and the Spielberg-produced Masters of the Air. Now, you can catch him in the Will Gluck–-directed romantic comedy, One Night Only, which is set to release in theaters on August 7th. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Turner takes on the wings of death and discusses era-spanning film recommendations, Stamford Bridge memories, and the joys of sticky toffee pudding.

Hinata and Kaoru head out of town where they have an encounter with a different supernatural entity.

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Ade Adepitan in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against words and numbers.

Kev's in hot water! Boiling, in fact, as he wrestles with a rusty water tank. Upholsterer Larissa needs to find a way of getting a tired set of dining chairs sitting pretty again. And Jacqui Joseph takes on her biggest challenge to date, a massive display unit, but will she manage to make it fit for a modern home?

First Take begins with Aaron Donald's potential return! The all time great defensive tackle may come back to a star studded Rams defensive line already equipped with Myles Garrett and Poona Ford. Would they be the clear cut favorites in the NFC? Then, Jeff Passan thinks the Dodgers recent slide means nothing, PCA could win MVP, and Aaron Judge may boost the Yankees offense back to its scoring ways. Next, Stephen A. has Michelle Smallmon's Packers starting out 6-0!!

First Take resumes with the oft criticized Jalen Hurts. His stats don't align with any of the top players, and the eye test shows he can't even throw down the middle of the field... but he has won a Super Bowl. Should we stop criticizing Hurts, or berate him even more? Then, can Alabama football fly under the radar, or is this a completely conjured up story ripped from the depths of Nick Saban's illustrious brain? Next, Stephen A. and CC pick the Bengals schedule! You have pick 1.6 in fantasy: CMC or Amon-Ra. 

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