"Nobody Wants This" stars Kristen Bell and Jackie Tohn talk about the newest season of their show.

Singer-songwriter John Splithoff catches up with Jennifer and performs his song "Raye (Stripped)."

Valerie Bertinelli is joining Drew's news desk to hit the headlines with Drew and Ross.

Rebecca Gayheart joins Drew for a heartfelt interview discussing late husband Eric Dane's memoir, "My Book of Days." 

Maisie Adam, Ade Edmondson, Rickie Haywood-Williams, and Sammi Kinghorn test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

Globetrotters Sarah and Neil left their corporate jobs three years ago to travel the world blogging their adventures. They've now decided that they need a pitstop to recuperate between destinations and are hoping to buy a bolthole in Ciudad Quesada on Spain's southern Costa Blanca. With a budget of £120k, Lee Juggurnauth lines up five great options for the couple.

Ellie Taylor is back to give fans the inside scoop and more backstage gossip with this week's Pro Panel. And there's a first look at how the couples are getting on in training.

Finn tries to calm Steffy's growing fears. Ridge and Taylor are blindsided by Steffy's shocking news.

Demi gets confused when she shares an intimate moment with Troj. Everyone at the hospital is anxiously waiting for news about Julian. Bing is shocked to learn that Vesper has requested a transfer. Does Troj ruin things for Nola when he stands up for her during a business meeting?

Anita's ready to record; Vernon greets Devon Winters and Lily Winters, who share some special news; Leslie plans to pipe up; Kat and Eva's relationship takes a wild turn; Vanessa's on track with her daughter; Deanna has harsh words for Randy.

Jordan suffers a setback.

Jan stops a suspicious car that smells of cannabis. Kenneth and Mathias, along with their colleagues, are taking part in a major operation to seize several illegal party buses.

Threatened with eviction, a group of elderly circus performers plan a fundraising show. But when a murder occurs, is the show over before it's begun?

Stephen Mangan invites nine artists to paint one of broadcaster Rylan Clark, musician Alison Balsom and theatre director Jamie Lloyd, with Jonathan Yeo, Eva Langret and Katy Hessel judging their efforts.

The second leg of the race takes the teams across the heart of Borneo to a modern metropolis on its eastern coast and their second checkpoint.

Phil Spencer catches up with two previous clients helped in their property search by himself and Kirstie Allsopp. In 2019, Ros and Hannah wanted to buy their first home together, only to have a problem finding somewhere that ticked all of their boxes. There's also another visit to Joanna and Steve, who were looking for a family home in Cardiff back in 2017.

The case of 81-year-old Colin Dunford, who was found murdered in his own living room in Middlesbrough. Investigators raced against time to piece together Colin's final hours, but when another person was killed in eerily similar circumstances, the possibility of a roaming predator became very real. Police launched an urgent, fast-moving manhunt across the North, tracking sightings, CCTV, phone and financial clues.

Join Rob and Romesh in the US as they take on ten-pin bowling with the Troup family before competing in the UBA Civil War team event.

The wildlife and community of Barra in the Outer Hebrides, home to the only airport in the world where a scheduled flight lands on a beach. The Scottish island of Cumbrae has a strong sense of community among the more than 1000 residents. Rutland Island, off the coast of County Donegal, was once home to a bustling herring industry. Although it's largely abandoned, and without a ferry service, islander families have returned and renovated their old homes on the 18th-century Duck Street. And in the English Channel, father and son Morgan and George show off Sark from the water.

Twenty-year-old Emma, who was born with a rare genetic condition that caused her skull to fuse together prematurely, is about to undergo a surgery that will change the shape of her face forever. In another part of the hospital, Sue is about to have an operation for two highly aggressive tumours - a procedure riddled with significant challenges.

Waitress Cici swaps her apron for a seat at the dating table, and entrepreneur Zak has a promising start to his date, but a misunderstanding gets in the way. Fifty-eight-year-old party animal Nic is hoping to find someone to match his energy, and architect Ann arrives with her guide dog Ralph, hoping for a date who can see beyond her disability.

Liverpool are in Istanbul to take on Fenerbahce, Arsenal go to Slavia Prague and RB Leipzig face Manchester City. Tuesday's games see Barcelona play Aston Villa, Manchester United host Roma and Atletico Madrid entertain Bayern Munich.

MS NOW's Ari Melber breaks down Democrats' sweeping 2026 midterm wins, with Bernie Sanders arguing voters rejected Trumpism and demanded an economy that works for working families.

President Trump defended his decision to go to war with Iran following sweeping Republican losses in the midterm elections, acknowledging the conflict drove up gas prices but saying he could not allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon. NBC News' Garrett Haake reports. NBC News projects Democrats have won control of the House and Senate in the midterms. NBC News' Ryan Nobles reports. Two men are fighting for their lives and a third was killed after a helicopter crashed into Miami's Biscayne Bay. North of there, families are facing dangerous flooding that's forcing new evacuations. NBC News' Jesse Kirsch reports. Police say a suspect near Tampa opened fire at a Citibank complex this afternoon killing one woman. Thousands of employees were on the property at the time of the shooting. Authorities say the suspect died after a security guard engaged in a shootout with him. NBC News' George Solis has more on the investigation. A ‘miracle' rescue in the Kentucky mountains after a 6-year-old boy went missing. An entire community banded together to find him. NBC News' Sam Brock reports. Investors drove the DOW up more than three percent with bullish sentiment following Democrats' historic win in the elections. NBC News' Christine Romans explains what helped push markets higher. From state capitals to the halls of Congress, the elections resulted in a sea of fresh faces and a wave of firsts in political leadership across the country. NBC News' Liz Kreutz reports on the history making changes. 

After last night's stunning blue wave, DNC Chair Ken Martin joins The Weeknight to explain the winning strategy that helped flip Texas blue for the first time in nearly 40 years… despite a near half billion-dollar investment from the world's richest man. And, Congresswoman-elect Paige Cognetti is one of over 30 Dems who flipped the House of Representatives, paving the way for accountability for the Trump administration's mishandling of the Epstein files, unlawful entrance into the war with Iran, blatant corruption, and much more. She joins The Weeknight.

J.D. and Elliot reconnect while managing a difficult parenting conversation. Meanwhile, the interns grapple with work life balance.

A favorite champion claims a strategic advantage; a new contender has the whale in his sights.

The castaways face a daunting rite of passage that harkens all the way back to Season 1; chaos ensues as the group mingles and navigates old alliances and new promises while battling for the first individual immunity necklace of the season.

As Mary continues to deal with grief, she finds herself growing apart from Angie; Bronwyn confronts Angie and Heather; Lisa and Whitney continue to be at odds; Quai throws a Reiki event to try and mend the fractured group.

In the supersized two-hour premiere, hosts James and Oliver Phelps will welcome the newly created teams of three to the tournament, however with extra hands come higher standards, as "Ministers of Baking" Duff Goldman and Sarah Mountain expect showpieces beyond anything seen in previous seasons. Thefirst challenge for the teams is to create confections inspired by "Memorable Firsts" from the first movie, Harry Potter and The Philosopher's Stone, and present the cakes for judging against the backdrop of the legendary Quidditch Pitch. There's no rest for the weary as James and Oliver then challenge the bakers to create a second showpiece inspired by their favorite spells.  

Suspicions abound when a young injured boy and three burn victims are brought into the ED. Sgt. Platt visits Gaffney to probe a cold case. Frost gets some news.

Rick sizes up a Boba Fett costume, Chum takes a shot at a French multi-barrel flintlock pistol, and historian Mark Hall-Patton is in the shop to check out some aerial artifacts.