Svengoolie hosts this Master Of Menace, Vincent Price film 'House On Haunted Hill'. a group of people are charged with spending the night in a haunted murder house in order to claim a $10,000 dollar prize. Sven presents us with his Schlock and movie factoids and more.

Host Roy Wood Jr. and team captains Amber Ruffin and Michael Ian Black serve up a take on the news of the week and guide guests through comic games and panels that test their knowledge of current events.

Focus and maximum heart rate are on the menu when the aspirants have to solve tasks on a steep ski jump and are later exposed to 5 kg of explosives in exercise Tinnitus.

The aspirants' blasting training continues before the first fog match of the aspirant period is held, where a new participant must pack his bag and go home.

All the buyers are excited about the upscale potential of Rancho Palos Verdes, but it's Dave who finds his loot there. Brandi racks up a decent profit while saving herself from having to shell out for shelving.<

Denise Huskins Quinn and Aaron Quinn share how they worked with law enforcement to help uncover additional crimes committed by their attacker, helping to bring justice to other victims.

Willie's determined to revolutionize podcasting, enlisting his old buddy "Mountain Man" for the ride.

A harsh national park presents challenges in what should be the first month of summer. But nature shows the way.

Mary rushes to Pemberley, fearing her mother is gravely ill, only to be thrown back into the demands of family life. Mary begins to lose hope of ever returning to London – until Mr Ryder unexpectedly turns up. His clear admiration for Mary helps her family recognise how much she has changed. As excitement mounts over Mr Ryder's visit, Mary finds herself on the brink of a momentous decision.

Under pressure from her mother, Mary weighs up an unconventional offer from Mr Ryder. As Mary grapples with what she truly wants, Lizzy and Mr Collins help Mary chart her own course. And just as Mary thinks she's taken her future into her own hands, a surprise visit from her aunt and uncle leaves everyone reeling.

Mary joins the Gardiners in the Lake District, hoping for clarity and calm. She reconnects with Mr Hayward, and they bond over poetry and nature. But just as it seems as though they might finally declare their feelings for one another, Mr Ryder arrives to disrupt proceedings, with Caroline Bingley in tow. Once again, Mary's hopes hang in the balance.

A group hike up Scafell Pike brings buried emotions and romantic confusion to the surface. During an unforeseen storm, Mary finds herself caught in the middle of rising tensions between Mr Hayward and Mr Ryder. As their expedition takes a turn for the worse, Mary is faced with real danger. The events of the day leave Mary feeling more conflicted than ever before.

After Mr Hayward's sudden departure from the Lake District, Mary returns to London, where she receives an unexpected offer and faces renewed pressure from Mrs Bennet to find a match. After a run-in with an old friend, and with Mr Hayward absent from London, Mary wonders what happiness could look like for her. Can she find the courage to finally stand up to her mother and forge a path of her own?

Carey is under pressure to charge James Whitlock, with Pierson keen for them to work together to close the case. Both soon find they have other problems to deal with, and Whitlock is left to Latif and Tan to 'break'.

Carey's inability to reach Napier leads to her facing the consequences of her actions, and through Danny Hart, an unlikely group of allies presents itself. Pierson is also facing the consequences of his actions and must convince his colleagues that he is fit for the job.

Meanwhile, an off-the-record military group known as ‘E-Squadron' seek advice from the mysterious Simon on how to get their plans back on track. Simon suggests ‘executive action', and a deadly trap is set for Rachel Carey.

Cain is determined, while Matty delivers devastating news and Tracy is feeling heartbroken.

Todd's friends discuss their evidence against Theo, Mal calls at Number 7 to deliver a bombshell to Dev, and Ollie urges Will to stop covering for Megan.

Emotions are high as the tribe continue to target the returnees. When an uncertain advantage is brought out at Tribal Council, a scramble causes carnage in its wake.

It's the final commitment ceremony of the experiment, and after two months of marriage, tonight marks the last time our couples will come face to face with the experts.

Doctors fear for a man who has epilepsy after he fell and hit his head on concrete. Things escalate when he has a second seizure and stops breathing. A surfer may never walks again after crashing headfirst into a sandbank, and a doctor who used to be a professional rugby player spots something worrying in a vet's x-ray.

Sunday's 60 Minutes reports on North Korean workers infiltrating Australian companies, plus recovering from the White Island volcano disaster in New Zealand.

Quid Game
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un didn't become one of the world's most despised dictators by playing nice. This tyrant is rat cunning. But his pariah status, along with the sanctions many countries impose on his regime, means he has a cash problem. In North Korea, Kim needs money, and lots of it, for all those nuclear warheads and other missiles he's forever threatening the west with. So, to get it, he's come up with a devious scam. As Nick McKenzie explains in this joint 60 Minutes, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age investigation, Kim Jong-Un has ordered his agents to target Australian companies, masquerading as workers looking for remote IT jobs. And once hired, they not only help fund Kim's nefarious activities, they're able to steal our sensitive information.
Reporter: Nick McKenzie
Producer: Garry McNab

The Power of Love
Time and time again over the last six years Stephanie Browitt has proven what an exceptional woman she is. In 2019, against all odds, she survived the White Island volcano disaster in New Zealand. Her father Paul, sister Krystal and 20 others were killed. Steph suffered horrific burn injuries but has shown inspirational courage in her ongoing treatment. A large part of her miraculous recovery is because of another amazing woman, Steph's unassuming mum. Marie Browitt too has faced heartbreak difficult to describe, yet through the pain of her own grief, has been a constant source of strength for her daughter. On 60 Minutes, Sarah Abo celebrates the very powerful and special relationship this pair share.
Reporter: Sarah Abo
Producer: Natalie Clancy

The Rev Kate Bottley explores the deep meaning behind Jesus' final meal, which encapsulates so much of his life, death and resurrection, and why it remains so significant for Christians today.