Midterm results are still coming in nationwide after Tuesday's blue tsunami. Former Attorney General Eric Holder, Chairman of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, joins the table with the latest, as the Mississippi Senate and over a dozen House races still haven't been called. Plus, Judiciary Cmte. member Sen. Alex Padilla joins The Weeknight to break down Democrats' plans to hold Donald Trump and his allies accountable with their newfound majority. And Rep. Ro Khanna returns to The Weeknight to discuss the top issues Democrats are already working on before they retake control of the House.

Emily and Sam investigate a wreathmaker accused of killing her husband. Violet and June nominate Emily for town Cheerman in hopes of convincing her to stay in Fletcher's Grove.

Paranoia takes hold as the players face a deadly poisoned chalice; fears are put to the test in a spooky mission and names fly around the castle as the Faithful agonize over whose behavior is truly treacherous.

The chefs are tasked with creating a dish for a special black-tie gala celebrating 25 years of "Hell's Kitchen."

Georgie and Mandy reach their breaking points when Missy moves in with the McAllisters. Meanwhile, Mary struggles to make things right with Missy.

Buck and Eddie's friendship is at odds following their argument over Theo. Meanwhile, the 118 races to the scene of an accident that has been complicated by a good Samaritan. 

The reunion kicks off as questions surrounding Vicki's relationship take center stage. Jenn makes a shocking allegation. Carmella opens up about her breakup and pushes back at Vicki's assertions about her parenting. Shannon and Tamra's friendship rollercoaster continues. Emily and Gina call out Heather over her off-screen behavior Carmella.

Chris Hayes breaks down a major Democratic election wave, including Texas Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa's upset, unresolved Senate and House races, and Republican redistricting failures. Ali Velshi, Bernie Sanders and Vanita Gupta assess what the results mean for governing, populist policy and voting rights.

Two window experts use one original window to repair another original window; building a cedar bracket to support the roof; a factory that fabricates pine flooring from salvaged wood.

Max invites Steve the Blood Guy over for game night, a kind gesture that inadvertently leads Steve to decide to leave Seattle – and sends the coven on a desperate hunt for a new blood supply; Liz and Phyllis wrestle for control of the house's interior design.

When a wedding guest is assaulted at the reception, Benson and the squad uncover a secret that changes the course of the investigation; Carisi's pursuit of justice becomes increasingly complicated when key witnesses refuse to cooperate.

When a man is gunned down in front of his home, detectives and prosecutors must contend with a community's reluctance to interact with the police. When the suspect is brought into custody, his case hinges on whether this could be considered self-defense.

When Molly discovers a troubling error, Johnny tries to downplay the situation, while Serena and Nick question the staff.

The Pharaoh targets Dixie's flight. A new dispatch manager arrives to lead Cammie and her team, while Rogue divulges his tragic past to Don and Ryan. Dixie reveals a secret during a monumental performance.

A prize-winning hole-in-one by Perry Macintyre leads Elsbeth and an insurance investigator to suspect foul play behind a country club president's fatal accident; Elsbeth and Lydia meet Teddy's soon-to-be mother-in-law and father-in-law.

The recruits' mental and physical resilience is tested by the brutal mud sickener challenge; the recruits are divided into two teams and tasked with evading capture while stranded behind enemy lines.

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

Two women believe unseen forces are attacking their bodies and minds as experts confront demonic entities, alien intelligence, and spiritual warfare. The Archives uncover a Vatican exorcist who believed in UFOs, asking if they share the same mystery. 

When a house fire is believed to have been used to cover up for a murder, Darcy and Bateman are called to investigate to prove the murder and arson.

Olivia recruits her friend Celeste to be the lead plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit against an AI training company accused of wage and overtime abuse; Michael, Christy and Natalia track down someone with information on Bo.

When a college basketball star is shot dead after winning the championship game, Walker and Calvino uncover a trail of online vitriol that leads far beyond the internet; Price and Maroun face an uphill battle when the defendant claims self-defense.

Amelia sees a young patient with an extremely rare condition, and Bailey receives unfavorable feedback from a TA at school. Jo attends a birth trauma support group, and the Olympic floor is rocked by family drama.

Democrats pledge to investigate the Trump administration after their midterm win. Also, some new senators-elect won't support Sen. Chuck Schumer for Leader. And Dr. Annie Andrews flips a South Carolina Senate seat. Rep. Robert Garcia, Sen. Chuck Schumer, and Sen.-elect Annie Andrews join Lawrence O'Donnell.

Republicans mourn the midterm results with some light criticism of Trump, JD Vance blames the Iran War for the blue wave, New York elects potty-mouthed Republican Anthony Constantino, who wants Trump to free Diddy, and Jordan Klepper wonders if the president's beam will be strong enough to support MAGA's cracks.

Grace Kuhlenschmidt gets into the biggest headlines in tech: Americans get unhelpful voting tips from ChatGPT, Elon Musk's new "flying" car takes a safety-last approach, and a Kung Fu robot bodyguard can kickflip burglars in the taint.

New York Times reporter Teddy Schleifer joins Jordan to discuss what it's like covering the billionaire beat and if money is losing its power in American politics. Schleifer shares how the ultra-wealthy think about political giving and why he's surprised they don't spend even more. He also explains how the world of dark money plays an outsized role and why both parties' establishments quietly benefit from the status quo, even if most voters can't stand it. Plus, he shares why he thinks real change takes years, pointing to Texas where people waited over a decade to see it turn blue.

Guest includes Ethan Hawke, Jennifer Beals, Anthony Ippolito, and musical guest Ashe.

1. Adam Driver ("Paper Tiger"). 

2. Musical Guest Mike D 5D. 

3. Bella Hicks and Loren Smith sit in with The Cletones.

Lies about an old scandal resurface, and Phatee sees his lofty personal aspirations undercut overnight when the hashtag #BanPhatee begins trending.

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Guest Includes Awkwafina, and Martin McDonagh.

Resident wedding ruiner Mackenzie Clarke is paying the price for Glenn's absence. With Phil offside and a disastrous first impression made with new colleague Leo, she's not winning any popularity contests in Dolphin Cove.

So when an artist dies on stage in front of an audience during an avant-garde performance piece for the Dolphin Cove art fair, Mackenzie is dismayed to find that their main suspect, the victim's muse, has a surprising and complicated connection to her. Though Mack is well-versed in the art of mystery, even she can't figure out why the victim was clutching a red jelly baby.

Solitary Mackenzie Clarke reckons with the arrival of her uninhibited house guest. When a happy-go-lucky builder dies after falling from the roof of a construction site, she is immediately on the case. Mack knows a bodged-up job when she sees it. This was no accident, this was murder. The further Mack digs, the more she uncovers: a history of debt blackmail, illicit trysts and buried secrets.

How could anyone have pushed the victim when he was alone on the roof? And there's another mystery she has to solve - the secret Colin's keeping from her.