A love triangle begins to brew after the first crew night out. Aesha chooses a second stew, making waves on the interior team. Nathan gets pushed to the edge when a charter guest goes too far.

Operation Blue: the German Army fights to take Soviet oil fields and the city of Stalingrad, becoming one of the deadliest battles ever fought and a major turning point on the Eastern Front.

The grills and smokers are gone, and the Brawlers must go back to basics with raw wood, stone, and salt blocks. In a primal fight for survival, team captains Bobby Flay, Maneet Chauhan, and Brooke Williamson lead the competitors in their toughest team brawl yet.

Rachel Maddow points out that while it's never a good thing to have a bad president, having a bad president as incompetent as Donald Trump means he is also bad at pursuing his own corrupt goals. Maddow points out examples of Trump's failed political prosecutions, caving to pushback and sparking a wave of political backlash against himself.

Rachel Maddow looks at fresh examples of the Trump administration backing down in the face of pushback in matters ranging from science to media as Trump's extreme unpopularity saps his power and more people understand that pressure works on Trump.

Jon Swaine, Washington Post investigative reporter, joins to discuss his jaw-dropping report on former Trump DNI taking orders from the guru of her cult-like religious sect.

Bruce Nestor, defense attorney for Minneapolis activists, talks with Rachel Maddow about how the Trump Justice Department is abusing its power to make political prosecutions.

The new Regional Finals begin as ninjas from the Western Region compete for a spot in the National Finals. The "Tripleheader,' a supersized three-lane racecourse, debuts, where ninjas go head-to-head-to-head in high speed, side by side races.

Both Casa Amor and the villa heat up as the Islanders get to know all the new arrivals.

John uncovers the truth about Steph and Sammy's history, but Sammy's flirting with Krista pushes tensions to the edge. When Steph invites Krista's potential love interest Anthony into the mix, jealousy erupts - ending in a blowout fight.

When Cole attempts to bail the farm out of debt, Steven is left wondering if he can balance the business and his new relationship. Galyna and Masha go head-to-head at the family's annual Halloween party following surprising security footage from the ranch.

A new book details Donald Trump "operating on pure gut instinct" in the first year of his second presidency. Maggie Haberman, Jonathan Swan, and Andrew Weissmann join Lawrence O'Donnell.

In 1995 Hermosa Beach, aspiring model Linda Sobek chases stardom, but a shoot with a photographer hiding dark secrets ends in tragedy.

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

Dolph Lundgren pulls the curtain back on the shadowy devices that won secret wars.

Jon Stewart dives into Trump's talent for breaking what ain't broke, from throwing one of his cronies $1.7 million in taxpayer money to clean the D.C reflecting pool (which quickly went from "American Flag Blue" to Mountain Dew green) to launching an aggressive war on Iran with the goal of re-obliterating their nuclear program but instead settling on a gentle parenting-style deal that lets Iran keep their nukes, along with a few hundred billion dollars.

New York Times reporters and authors of the new book "Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump," Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, sit down with Jon Stewart to discuss the surprising revelations they uncovered about the Trump administration, like the president being absent from the room when his own team discussed the Epstein files, as well as the motivation behind controversial moves like the tariff policy rollout and the Iran war. They also speak to how Trump controls the terms when reporters reach him on his cell phone and compare his first term to his second, which they describe as a story of hubris, built on gut feelings and belief from his cabinet that he is someone of destiny – because who else can survive four indictments and two assassination attempts to win the presidency a second time?

Nestled in an upland area of Gero City (Gifu Prefecture), the village of Maze is renowned for its breathtaking mountain views, especially in the Nishimura district. Home to around 130 people, this community is also the venue for a unique form of green tourism known as the "Satoyama Museum." 

Cheryl Sakurai visits Maze to view its remarkable beauty and to meet the residents. She also tries her hand at angling, enjoys the local cuisine, takes in a traditional festival and immerses herself in the simple charm and warm hospitality of this rural community.

Guests include Reese Witherspoon, Zoey Deutch, Robert Smigel and a performance from Cats: The Jellicle Ball. 

The girls who like girls are back! Pop icon Dannii Minogue opens the door once more to her Italian masseria as ten single girls are matched up to meet for the first time… with a kiss.

The arrival of three new girls sets hearts racing as some girls explore connections outside of their match.

Emotions are still running high after last night's dinner party. As the first Kiss-Off approaches, it's crunch time in the masseria for our couples.

After an intense Kiss-Off, the masseria waves goodbye to its first girl. A night under the stars leads to a heart-racing surprise.

Suki has a run-in with Nicola, and Billy pleads his case.

Charity is on the verge of a breakdown, Lewis's panic worsens, and Ross knocks Kev unconscious.

Delta team Jordan and Manaia track a stolen vehicle. Bat dog Hawk, is on the scent of our rarest mammal. There's music at the Mail Centre and Nimbus and Jasmine are finding their rhythm.

Tonight: all you ever needed to know about the Big Short, TV series Sharpe, Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung and Death on the Nile.

A trailer jack-knifes in front of police. A drunk driver hits and runs. An old ambulance gets wedged on the highway.