In 2022, Austin police discover the body of 25-year-old up-and-coming cyclist Mo Wilson. Someone shot Mo execution style while she was visiting a friend for the weekend. Homicide detectives discover a story of jealousy, betrayal, and total obsession.   

A double homicide in Brooklyn sets the team after a corrupt longshoreman but they soon discover something sinister has been smuggled into NY. As they race to stop the threat, Isobel enlists the help of CIA's Deputy Chief of Station Nikki Reynard.

Mia's 39-week checkup sparks a fight between AK and Nicole, leading to an early induction. Bella and Wes are cleared to go home as Hunter struggles with basic dad duties. Isabella and Bryce head to therapy, though Tasha doubts it will fix anything.

From drug kingpins and serial killers, to pirates, assassins, and murderous con men, these are the criminals whose bloody legacies earn them a spot among "History's Deadliest."

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

In a Quickfire Challenge honoring the Wright Brothers' first flight in North Carolina, the chefs must team up to create a trio of dishes that take off alongside a curated wine flight. Then, in the Elimination Challenge, the chefs must turn classic Southern sides into standout main course dishes. The judges are joined by last season's winner Tristen Epps-Long and acclaimed James Beard-nominated chef Greg Collier.

Bailey gets a new role, and a ride-along with Nolan goes awry. Meanwhile, the team looks to recruit new members.

After Colin receives a tip on an upcoming terror plot, the team recovers a young man who was kidnapped nine years ago in Turkey and dig into his time in captivity to help stop the attack. Meanwhile, Bill looks into someone very close to Colin.

Guests include Jon Hamm, Jack Quaid and musical guest The Bengsons. 

John Mulaney.

Interview with and performance by David Byrne.

Josh puts his best foot forward, Penny weighs up her options, and Vinny's plans cause a stir.

Customs stop a passenger with two suitcases full of drugs, Immigration interview friends carrying stacks of cash and fake jobs and Biosecurity are confronted with a very slippery souvenir.

Drowsy and drifting on a road trip from Christchurch to Auckland. A reckless rider with no safety gear speeds and evades police. 100 kilometres on a busted scooter for a romantic rendezvous.

The final and most radical phase of the experiment sees a huge twist, as our Brides and Grooms now watch back on the footage of the Final Test, rocking some to their core.

When you think of big wave surfing, Hawaii, Portugal or Tahiti might come to mind. Very few would name Ireland as one of the world's hottest surfing destinations, let alone the sleepy seaside town of Mullaghmore. But in the depths of the Irish winter adventurous surfers from around the globe descend on this little village, braving the freezing North Atlantic swells to take on waves as big as multi-story buildings.

Foreign Correspondent's Sean Murphy is on a quest to capture the breathtaking and unique world of Irish surfing. There he explores how Ireland's identity is being reimagined through the rise of surf culture where the only religion that matters is sea and the waves have to be seen to be believed.

Co-host Gayle King talks with NBA great and co-owner of NASCAR team 23XI, Michael Jordan, co-owner and veteran driver Denny Hamlin, and team drivers Tyler Reddick and Bubba Wallace.

Sharon Stone, actor in "Euphoria."

Ice hockey player Laila Edwards; comedian and actor Arsenio Hall ("Arsenio: A Memoir"); chef Reilly Meehan ("A Little Bit Extra: 100 Recipes That Serve Up Something Special"); Deals & Steals with ABC e-commerce editor Tory Johnson.

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With multiple lives in danger, including their own, the team races to stop a bomber's path of destruction.

When an 11-year-old Colorado Springs boy is reported missing, local police initially classify him as a runaway. Then, his stepmother says that she was raped and he was kidnapped, sending the investigation in a new and more urgent direction.