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

When a psychopathic husband kills his young wife and leaves her decapitated head in a bathtub, detectives question him about the crime. When he offers little in the interview, they realize they are confronting a malingering psychopath with control issues.

A missing man, a mysterious item and a dangerous stranger in a pickup truck pull R.J. into one of his strangest cases yet. Meanwhile, someone close to him is caught up in a mystery all their own.

Sen. Jon Ossoff leads in Georgia as his GOP opponent deploys fake AI ads. Also, Donald Trump's Iran war and diesel costs loom in the Iowa Senate race. And Sen. Susan Collins denies allegations of a bribery scheme made in a new ProPublica report. Sen. Jon Ossoff, Iowa Rep. Josh Turek, and Andrew Weissmann join Lawrence O'Donnell.

Facing a potential move to a nursing home, Jaz battles her fear and self-doubt in rehab. Meanwhile, Nesha's ambitious new venture sparks fresh tension with her mother.

When Aziza Murphy ends a relationship with a man she meets online, he launches a relentless stalking campaign that takes her job, safety and peace.

Did a mysterious crash near Area 51 involve a secret military aircraft--or something even stranger? Could a famous photograph of giant footprints finally prove the existence of the legendary Yeti? How did one man survive having a sword driven through his body? And does a controversial map prove China reached the Americas before Columbus? Tony Harris and his team of experts dive into these claims to find the truth.

Desi Lydic dives into the headlines with Trump's press ban leaving him speechless (literally, he has no mic anymore). Plus, "AI" is out and "super intelligence" is in as the president coins a new term for his favorite humanity-threatening technology. And at the U.N., Trump's passion for AI and starting beef come together as he dunks on other countries (and CNN), though by the looks of things, their delegates couldn't care less. Either way, at least he still got to bro out with his favorite socialist Zohran Mamdani before leaving NYC.

The great thing about America is anyone can run for office, and no one exemplifies that more than John Alite, a former mob enforcer turned New Jersey councilman. After doing time for "every crime you could think about," Alite turned his back on his hitman days and became a public servant in Englishtown, NJ. Josh Johnson had a sit-down with Alite to see how his extensive resume of bad deeds puts him in a unique position to do some good for his fellow New Jerseyans, and to find out whether this goodfella's redemption story is too good to be true.

Grammy-winning artist Tom Morello sits down with Desi to discuss his new solo album, "Everyone Gets Everything They Want." Morello shares how this is the heaviest thing he's made since the first Rage Against the Machine album, how he lured his 15-year-old son, Roman, into a guitar career using "Stairway to Heaven" and how Roman ended up co-writing five songs on the album. He also discusses his upcoming festival, Power to the People, and credits his late activist mother, Mary, as the reason he believes every guitar riff can be an act of resistance.

Guest includes Conan O'Brien, Brandon Flowers, and Lauren Lapkus.

1. Jamie Foxx ("Jamie Foxx: Take Care of Yourself"). 

2. Ke Huy Quan ("Never Say Die"). 

3. Sara Niemietz sits in with The Cletones.

Guest includes Jon Hamm, Sabrina Impacciatore, and Taylor Tomlinson.

Lauren's day takes an unexpected turn. Cindy makes yet another enemy on the Square. A row breaks out during Harvey's birthday celebrations.

When Lucy's goddaughter has her 20th birthday party in their house, Lee kills the mood by stopping them from playing his precious vinyl.

When a beauty treatment goes horribly wrong, Lucy refuses to show her face in public. This creates an embarrassing headache for Lee because Anna and Toby are due to arrive at any moment for a long-awaited weekend visit. Lee spins all sorts of lies to stop them discovering the truth.

After receiving a Cameo birthday message from one of his comedy heroes, Nigel Planer, Lee does not realise that Lucy has paid for it. So, when he sees Nigel in a packed restaurant, he rushes over to introduce himself, assuming that they must now be best friends. This is news to Nigel.

When two women from the local church turn up on the doorstep to offer spiritual guidance, Lee and Lucy invite them in to referee an argument that they are having about money. Unfortunately, Lee and Lucy learn the hard way that the love of money is the root of all evil.

Lee is sceptical about all the witchy woo-woo stuff on display at an alternative craft fair where Lucy is trying to sell her badly made dream catchers. Unfortunately, his attitude irritates everyone at the fair and ensures that Lucy can't sell any of her stock.

Lee finds an undiscovered Banksy and attempts to steal the artwork in a foolhardy quest for fame and fortune. When he is collared by a security guard, however, he panics and hints that he might be Banksy to get away. Now, he finds himself at the centre of a blackmail plot.

James is driven mad with confusion, Jenson enlists Imran's help, and a resident is determined to do the right thing

Nicola makes a public admission, Caleb is determined to seek revenge on Joe and Kim visits Joe's baby in hospital.

Christina's first day in her new role provides a shock to the system, Carl's latest conquest upsets Debbie, Lucy apologises to Sally, and Susie secures an audition for a musical.

Design decisions cause partners to despair, the most competitive Blockheads ever pull out all the stops to create luxe rooms and give a bit back to the community.

It's the second Battle of the Fuddy Duds! Tom welcomes back four returning retirees: Andrew with lawn bowls, Susan with Francis Bacon, Shane with Suzi Quatro, and Liz with sewage! Top up your super and tune in!

You just can't get enough of this series. Conductor Nicholas Buc, singer Becca Hatch, presenter Kath Ebbs and comedian Frank Woodley name songs as played by Dave O'Neil's arhythmic heart. The Blitz Kids close.

Jon Hamm on "American Hostage." Steals & Deals: Evening Routine with Jill Martin. Today Food with Ina Garten. 

Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger III sits down with Robin Roberts; actor Tom Cruise and the cast of "Digger" sit down with ABC News' Chris Connelly; actress Angela Bassett ("American Horror Story"); actors Devon Sawa and Tiffani Thiessen ("Coven Academy"); food and travel writer Shay Spence ("Meals You Can't Mess Up"); Deals & Steals with ABC e-commerce editor Tory Johnson.

Storms are threatening millions along the East Coast. Meanwhile, Hurricane Polo churns near the West Coast. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener. Zibby Owens, podcast host and author of Between Chapters: How I Started Over, Took Some Chances, and Found the Plot.

An unlikely cell mate challenges Joe's true motives, could he be cut from the same cloth as his father? Cathy's bitten more than she can chew but won't back down. Touch and Leon storm Sipho's castle to save Joe, but Imani and Phyllis are there too.

An act of desperation forces Gerardo's hand—and threatens Gabina's friendship with Valentina.

The Lady Greyhounds navigate a difficult setback. Roy and Keeley prepare for the Wall of Legends.

Pressure mounts and relationships are tested as Ian leads the police to Henry and Jenna's door.

The reemergence of Frank Harkness and a suspicious string of murders put Lamb and team on high alert.

A surprise visit from the Harrelsons goes sideways when Matthew's mom drops a bombshell.

Matthew takes his son Wyatt on his first hunting trip while Woody follows a trail of a different kind.

Greetings from Mr. Willy Wonka! Twelve teams of contestants step inside the ever-so-wondrous chocolate factory to compete for a life-changing prize.

Lights, camera, action: It's Wonkavision 2.0! Inside the Television Room, players face off in a game where some prizes are bad — and the rest are worse.