The obsessive "fever" to own rare and dangerous animals sends the illegal reptile trade increasingly underground, fueling a dark, billion-dollar smuggling industry populated by notorious and ruthless dealers. The story begins with a fierce rivalry between reptile dealers Hank Molt and Tommy Crutchfield, whose animosity escalates to a macabre iguana trafficking case, as early efforts of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service pursuit begins to take shape.

Creativity is put to the test when the designers must transform paper towels into high-fashion runway looks. The competition becomes personal when the designers must name who they believe is the weakest designer amongst them.

The origins of humanity can be traced back to Africa, and some of the oldest religious traditions across the continent describe mysterious beings who descended from the sky in thunderous vehicles.

The Jokers make mischief by wildly overreacting when a new focus group friend suffers a very minor injustice, then try to impress someone using the cringiest pick-up lines possible. Tonight's loser comes face-to-face with his childhood celebrity crush.

Iowa emerges as a surprise midterm battleground state. Also, Oman and Iran reach an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Plus, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent downplays the inflation toll on lower-income workers. And the Senate Homeland Security Committee votes to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress. Iowa State Rep. Josh Turek, Keisha Lance Bottoms, Tom Nichols, Rep. Brendan Boyle, and Joyce Vance join Eugene Daniels.

On a regular Saturday morning drive, a father of two becomes involved in an altercation at an intersection. Believing his life is threatened, he shoots and kills the other motorist. The Prosecution say the deceased posed no physical threat.

Guest includes Shane Gillis, Betty Gilpin, and a musical appearance by Role Model.

The queens must impersonate celebrities and prove who is the funniest in the iconic Snatch Game.

When the foundation-laying ceremony of a highway project unearths a skeleton, all hell breaks loose. SP Rathika appoints SI Moosa Raaza, a straightforward cop who's infamous for his doggedness, as the Lead Investigator. As he digs deeper, he finds a much bigger mystery - one that leads him to Mani.

When SI Moosa Raaza seeks DNA testing to identify skeletal remains, the results reveal a match to the very victim Mani is imprisoned for murdering. Raaza faces intense moral turmoil as he realizes his discovery might result in an innocent man's wrongful conviction.

Haunted by Mani's suicide attempt in prison, SI Moosa Raaza is consumed by doubts about Mani's guilt in the double murder. As testimonies crack and friends reveal secrets, Mani himself refuses to defend his innocence. Just as Raaza's intiuition sharpens, a new DNA report shatters certainty-revealing a hidden trace that suggests the true killer still walks free.

SP Rathika brings in her lawyer-husband Sukumaran to help with Mani's case. Mani opens up to SI Moosa and Sukumaran and recalls what happened with him and Nilavathi. However, Moosa and SP Rathika must find a way to reopen the case against the wishes of their higher-ups, even if it means staking everything. With official channels closing in, Raaza devises a bold strategy to turn the tables.

Mani's memories of Nilavathi haunt him as Moosa presses forward despite political pressure. DNA results disappoint. Nilavathi's father confronts Moosa about reopening wounds. A gruesome discovery-a human hand dragged by a stray dog-adds urgency, tying Mani's case to a chilling new crime.

SP Rathika and SI Moosa face the IG's hostility over DNA evidence linking six murders. He wants to wrap up the case ASAP. Media frenzy grows, Mani's mother struggles, and Sumaya fears Raaza's obsession. The spectre of a serial killer looms, but politics and human frailty complicate the hunt.

Mani reunites briefly with his family. Moosa and Dr. Dhanapal confront baffling DNA contradictions. However, a shocking discovery reveals the source of the "serial killer's DNA". Still, Moosa begins to unravel gaps in Mani's past that lead to deeper questions and shock.

Moosa's faith shaken by a partly resolved mystery, decides to take a firm hand with Mani and Sundaresan to uncover the hidden facets of Mani's past. As the full story begins to unravel, Moosa pieces together the truth behind the deaths of Nilavathi and Venba. Realizing that truth is indeed stranger than fiction, Moosa is left to wonder if his profession is ultimately a bane rather than a boon

Dámaso and Chemi vie for control of the funeral home. Nieves probes a urinary mystery. Two siblings split their father's funeral in half — in every way.

Chemi's "one day, one boom" scheme unleashes a slew of unusual initiatives on Torregrosa, and a chance encounter emboldens Vanesa to plot her revenge.

Manuela tries to place a familiar face. Olivia follows her psychic's advice about her romantic future. Dámaso doesn't give up on Morales' mother.

As Torregrosa prepares a farewell for a beloved pet, Abel's new girlfriend leads him into uncharted territory. Morales awaits news about his internship.

Still shocked by a recent discovery, Dámaso hires a private detective. Chemi's idea of diversity goes awry. A client requests a funeral for his leg.

As Nino pushes the new hire onto the staff basketball team, Dámaso crashes into Chemi's final big idea — but who will finally claim the director's chair?

Author Codie Sanchez ("Own, or Be Owned"); GMA Game Day: Countdown to the Superbowl – Tennessee Titans; Deals & Steals with ABC e-commerce editor Tory Johnson. 

Hannah Waddingham and Juno Temple, actors in "Ted Lasso"

Iran and Oman are negotiating on the future control of the Strait of Hormuz, but Iran continues to deny having any recent direct talks with the United States. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump is insisting the U.S. has the capability to return to sustained combat, despite reports of dwindling stockpiles of some key munitions. NBC's Keir Simmons reports for TODAY. President Donald Trump is once again trying to restrict birthright citizenship, signing two executive orders that aim to crack down on "birth tourism." The Supreme Court already blocked a previous effort by the president to limit the constitutional right, and critics believe this order will meet the same fate. NBC's Garrett Haake reports for TODAY. Today's Consumer: Finding Real Outlet Bargains. Citi Concert Series: Arya Starr. 

Siblings clash over a BMW sale gone wrong, with unpaid money, hidden dings, and toll costs at the center of their contentious dispute.

 Season finale. Sugar attends an event that shakes him to his core.