Kim Kardashian, Niecy Nash-Betts and Naomi Watts (actors, "All's Fair")

Kim, Kris, and Khloé bond with Kim's co-stars during a trip to Palm Springs before Kim faces her health struggles. Meanwhile, Kourtney continues navigating life with her blended family while overseeing her home construction project.

A luxury wellness retreat turns deadly when a woman is found dead in a secluded sauna. What first appears to be an accident soon reveals years of resentment, betrayal, and buried secrets among lifelong friends. As more evidence surfaces and another death shocks investigators, Jodi must untangle a web of jealousy before the truth disappears forever.

Erica Doornek / Originally Glasgow, Montana, Federal Employee; Cameron Bays / Originally Saginaw, Michigan, Law Student; Betty Hume / Fredericksburg, Virginia, Retired Library Reference Assistant.

Grammy-winning artist Shaboozey and Jennifer talk about his album "The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales."

TV personality and former Bachelor Joey Graziadei stops by to chat about his new film, "The Holiday Spark."

Valerie Bertinelli joins the news desk for some animal headlines in an all-new Drew's News.

Awkwafina joins Drew to chat about her new series, "The Unlikely Cook"; she and Nigel Ng whip something up in the kitchen with Drew and chat about his new cookbook, "Don't Mess Up Your Rice." 

It's the grand finale! The time has come for the competition to conclude as the queens compete in their final challenge - an all-singing, all-dancing extravaganza to fight for the crown.

Choreographer Claudimar Neto coaches the queens as they perform a megamix of Drag Race UK's most iconic girl group songs.

As ever, it's a family lineup for the finale, with Michelle Visage, Alan Carr and Graham Norton forming the judging panel, while last year's winner and reigning champion Bones drops by along with this season's eliminated queens. Everyone's back to witness RuPaul crown the UK's Next Drag Race Superstar.

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

Alison wants to fulfil her lifelong dream of moving to France and has decided that Sarlat in the stunning Dordogne region of France is the perfect place for her. Peppered with beautiful towns brimming with medieval and renaissance architecture and the quintessential French ambience, there are plenty of places to enjoy the local cuisine and culture. With Alison's aunt Mandy helping with the search, Jean Johansson lines up five fantastic properties for Alison's budget of up to £300,000, from light-filled, open-plan opulence and a charming chateau-style maison to a house that certainly made a splash.

Ellie Taylor is joined by more couples to dish up all the action from the world of Strictly Come Dancing. Costume designer Vicky Gill offers a sneak peek at some of the weekend's outfits.

Ridge and Taylor demand answers as the truth begins to unravel. Taylor pushes Steffy to come clean. Deacon is caught off guard by Sheila's unexpected gesture.

Henk takes Linda and Luuk by surprise: he decides not to go through with the sale and moves back home. Nina tries to reconnect with Bing. Does Janine realize what Nina is up to? Julian confides in Rik about the real reason for his stress. Shanti is struggling with her worries and finds comfort in Rex.

Nicole and Ted rally together; Martin and Smitty's plans go left; Andre worries that Dani might backtrack; Bill makes an emotional admission to Naomi; Eva and Leslie get caught up in the moment; Hayley has delusions of grandeur.

Tracy places her trust in Jason.

Terwijl de geheime recensenten hun oordeel vellen en de take-away op gang komt, zorgt Wim voor een spannende bekendmaking. Daarna volgt nog een verrassende, ingrijpende aankondiging van de jury.

Julian Norton's team perform a C-section on a Great Dane, which produces the biggest litter of puppies he's ever delivered. Matt Smith deals with 24 ferrets that all need vaccinating so they can go to new homes. And Rohin Aojula heads to a Hindu animal sanctuary in Leicestershire to see a three-eyed bull.

The guys snap up a 1958 Morris Minor 1000, followed by a 1930s Riley Special - but soon learn it's definitely not special and probably not even a Riley.

This time the category is Sweet Treats, including American-style waffles, Willy Wonka-esque filled chocolate bars, Indian confectionery, Japanese mochi with a twist and even chocolate slugs.

Martina struggles to handle a patient's case and to ask her colleagues for help. Meanwhile, Damiano is forced to turn to Giulia regarding a delicate medical case, while she and Doc seem to be getting ever closer to the truth about the mysterious cases involving morphine.

Een bestuurder rijdt te snel en negeert de veilige afstand. Een andere chauffeur zit met een overladen bestelwagen en krijgt een zware boete. Ook een wildplasser met een ongeldige autokeuring wacht een fikse sanctie.

Jean is drawn into murder when Julietta Moncrief is found wearing a black pearl necklace she sold to Dr David Stephan as an anniversary gift for his wife. Helping Caron trace it, Jean uncovers jealousy, betrayal and conflicting stories. Meanwhile, Claudie tries to escape controlling Marco, leaving Dom fearing confrontation.

It's the grand final and there's only one question left to be answered: how much leg hair does Little Alex Horne have? No, sorry: who is the 22nd Taskmaster champion?

Fiona Bruce presents an hour of topical debate.

A man takes Doc's team hostage, threatening the hospital in order to secure medical treatment for his wife. As the team races against time to reach a diagnosis, Doc continues his investigation into Campigli - but the mounting pressure threatens to land him in serious trouble.

The story of a hammer attack in Chillenden which killed Lin and Megan Russell. Michael Stone was convicted twice, though evidence remains disputed.

Ari Melber breaks down expanding Democratic midterm gains, Republican backlash to Trump, and calls for investigations and accountability. Howard Dean, Margaret Carlson, and Ty Cobb discuss the political mandate, GOP fallout, Pete Hegseth, DOJ turmoil, and corruption oversight.

The NASDAQ fell by more than 5% as big tech companies connected to the A.I. build out led the stock market dramatically lower today. NBC News' Christine Romans reports on which companies took some of the biggest hits. Governor Gavin Newsom issued the broadest commutation of death sentences in modern American history. In an open letter, Newsom said he'll reduce every death sentence in the state to life without the possibility of parole. NBC News' Laura Jarrett has more on what happens next. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth put out a new video amid a potential impeachment battle. NBC News' Garrett Haake reports. A London jury found actor Russell Brand guilty on one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault involving incidents that occurred between 2004 and 2009. Brand is now in custody and will be back in court Monday for sentencing. NBC News' Daniele Hamamdjian has the story. Officials declaring states of emergency after as many as 10 inches of rain fell in part of the Southeast overnight. NBC News' George Solis is in the flood zone. After that deadly shooting at a Citibank office complex outside Tampa, authorities are now releasing new video showing the hero security guard confronting the gunman. NBC News' Jesse Kirsch reports. For any college athlete, earning a scholarship is a big deal. But for Brendan Baird, a walk-on kicker for SMU's football program, this accomplishment once felt impossible. For his entire life he was a soccer player, but when his alma mater's football team needed a kicker, he stepped up, earning him a full ride from his team. Tom Llamas has Brendan's story.