Poor Sasaki endures 15 grueling days at work and barely gets to see Tayama.

Eftal becomes a student at a new magic academy.

Elymas begs Ruche to join his party so he can use her skills to find the item he needs.

Battles break out when Atsushi and Akutagawa run into each other at a soba shop and on a rainy day.

Yanineko runs out of gas in his lighter and keeps trying to keep the dying flame going with his next cigarette. Meanwhile, Alneko disappears during a drinking party and is somehow found on Enoshima Island. That's quite a distance away. Today, Yanineko and the others are operating as usual. And there are signs of a new problem at the beastman apartment (please stop already...). Three assistants from the beastman dispatch company arrive at the room of Ochinpo Tatsuro, who is facing a deadline. Tears begin to fall on Tatsuro's workplace.

One wife starts birthday party drama, while another's fantasies become her worst nightmare.

Love grows for some, while others have their first fights; a group dinner turns up the heat.

At the second group dinner, a wife defends her partner while a husband's confession stuns the group.

Chelsea and Knightly team up and get back to work in Paris. Meanwhile, French photographer Sebastian re-enters Chelsea's life. 

When Philadelphia's Police Chief loses his son in a suspected hit, he forms a secret D.O.P.E. Unit task force to infiltrate the powerful Roth organization-setting off a high-stakes battle of revenge, deception, and loyalty.

A field trip gives Kuroe and Minami a chance to grow closer, while Raimu deals with an unexpected problem.

Bill encourages Will to look elsewhere for love.Katie is suspicious about Dylan's past.

Dani rattles Randy; Bill and Chelsea lock horns over Hayley while Leslie and Ted clash over Eva; Andre's past catches up with him; Nicole and Carlton come to a new understanding.

Sonny makes a stunning announcement; Serena makes her move.

Tom learns how farmers produce tomatoes for passata before heading back to farmer Mario's house to help the family make their own version. The chef cooks up meatball and mozzarella ciabatta rolls as a thank you, and later heads south to investigate pomegranates. He joins Dario as harvest begins, and creates lamb cutlets with pomegranate couscous.

Our art sleuths investigate 15 prints found in a garage, each potentially worth thousands. Are they really by notorious 20th-century artist Lucian Freud? Or just crafty fakes?

Vogue Williams and Luke Mabbott help retired artist Penny in West Sussex. After losing her partner of 20 years, she planned to make a fresh start near her daughter and grandchildren by the seaside. But after she fell for a house that needed a total overhaul, those plans are on hold while the renovation has gone badly over budget and behind schedule. To make Penny's remaining budget go further, Vogue shows her clever ways to achieve the artistic aesthetic she loves without spending a fortune, including helping to create some beautiful cupboard doors with a lozenge-shaped detail, and incorporating an innovative timber terrazzo into an upcycled island. Meanwhile, Luke shows Penny how to tackle DIY tasks including blockwork in the courtyard and creating a garden gate. Can they help Penny finally finish the project so that she can enjoy her retirement by the sea?

Derek's in Cambridgeshire picking up a car built in Britain in the '50s for the US market.

Katarina Johnson-Thompson travels to The Bahamas and Miami in search of her ancestry. She discovers tales of resilience and courage during a period of shocking racial segregation.

At the Laughter Lounge, Frank Mann hosts faded game-show star Vince Starky, whose comeback could save debt-ridden owner Ziggy. When doorman Paco finds a rooftop corpse, Dennis uncovers suspicious clues and Rosa unearths grudges, debts and secrets. Can they persuade reluctant Maria that the killer is hiding in plain sight? 

How detectives used digital forensics to uncover the events of the night 19-year-old Matthew Daulby was fatally stabbed after a street fight in Ormskirk in July 2023. A social media groupchat flagged the names of two men who were also recorded talking about the stabbing in a churchyard.

With less than three months before the midterms, Trump is facing a massive polling crash, rising gas prices, an unpopular war of choice, and a MAGA revolt by some of his closest MAGA allies. Molly Jong-Fast, Rick Wilson, Tim O'Brien, Will Sommer and Rick Reilly join The Beat to discuss.

The man authorities say started the most destructive fire in Spokane history is now charged with starting four other fires since July of last year. 37-year-old Aaron Farinacci appeared remotely in court late today but did not enter a plea. NBC News' Morgan Chesky reports from inside the burn zone. Near Atlanta, the thief nicknamed the ‘master of disguise' was finally caught. Tracy Daryl Mingo is accused of robbing 10 businesses between October 2025 and January of this year. Authorities say the suspect would dress in costumes to avoid being recognized. NBC News' Aaron Gilchrist has more. Senate Republicans voted to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of congress for invoking his fifth amendment rights over 100 times during a hearing last week. NBC News' Ryan Nobles reports. A major humanitarian crisis is unfolding in an American city. Hundreds of thousands of people in and around San Juan, Puerto Rico, are facing rolling water shutoffs brought on by an historic drought. NBC News' George Solis is on the ground there tonight. Thalles DeSouza, whose family left dangerous conditions in Brazil when he was just 13 years old, worked at Wendy's through high school. His bosses there created a scholarship fund for him, helping him go to a local community college before he achieved his dream of being accepted to Yale University. 

Donald Trump is embarrassed and humiliated by his historically low poll numbers, but the president doesn't seem to be shifting his priorities ahead of the midterms. Maine's Democratic Senate nominee Troy Jackson joins The Weeknight to discuss how his campaign is targeting voters' frustrations to help unseat his opponent. Plus, Sen. Jeanne Shaheen joins The Weeknight as Republicans scramble to confirm Todd Blanche as Attorney General before their recess.

Will the BB Blockbuster be Drew, Lyric or Melody's salvation? Which one of them will be the next sent home?

Hosted by Steve Harvey, actresses Julie Bowen and Yvette Nicole Brown face off, followed by star of ABC's "9-1-1: Nashville" Chris O'Donnell and comedian-actor Wayne Brady, who compete for their selected charities. 

Loyalties are questioned between Heather, Emily and Gina; Tamra talks to Sophia about marriage; Shannon looks to her father for life advice; Carmella opens up about her past; Gina and Vicki questions her motives around gifts and job opportunities.

Closets get cleaned, cows get involved, and Ronnie and Mike turn Vegas into a bromantic getaway.

Tonight, the party of Trump takes a decidedly dark turn. Plus, 160 days into his war of choice, the president responds to reports of "extreme munitions shortages." And new reporting reveals MAGA's alarming descent into conspiracy theories.

The queens will have to earn their spot in the finale as they navigate a series of challenges. Guest judge is Lemon.

Before they became instruments of war, they sounded like impossible ideas. An American medical student develops a closed-circuit rebreather that allows Allied frogmen to slip beneath enemy harbors without a single bubble.

Host Elizabeth Banks is at the head of the class as our contestants use their skills as educators to avoid the WHAMMY and land those BIG BUCKS! 

In Pennsylvania's Mennonite community a father takes his young daughter out on the farm for the tobacco harvest. Tragically she falls to her death under the wheel of a horse drawn wagon. Is the father guilty of the neglect and death of his child?

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