Sonny seeks Ric's aid; Josslyn puts the pieces together.

Because it's better for Olivia, Rik suggests to Shanti that they move in together. Shanti hesitates. Henk and Marwan try to cheer Tom up and work together on a drawing for Demi. Demi can no longer bear being apart from Tom.

In a Car SOS first, Tim and Fuzz leave four wheels behind to tackle their most ambitious restoration yet — a 1973 Triumph Bonneville motorbike belonging to ex-postmaster Ian. Can they turn this two-wheeled wreck into a shining example of British motorcycle heritage in time for an emotional reveal in the heart of Wales?

It's the endgame, and the three extraordinary remaining chefs do battle in the MasterChef: The Professionals final. Each dish plated and each mouthful tasted in this competition have led to this moment, and just one cook-off stands between these ambitious contestants and the title.

They have used every ounce of talent, dedication and creativity to get to this point, but to win, they need to take things one step further.

The brief is to cook the best three-course menu of their lives. Cooking against each other at the highest standard, each chef must prove extraordinary levels of technique and deliver flavour combinations that rock the judges' world.

Marcus, Monica and Matt will taste all nine plates and will then have the ultimate decision to make – to separate these chefs and award the trophy to the most deserving. Only one can be crowned MasterChef: The Professionals 2026 Champion.

Jack has his eye on a Peugeot 205 GTI that could be one of the finest examples in the country. Plus, Derek collects a pair of sporty 60s Triumphs.

It's week 7, and the candidates take on TV selling, selecting products which they hope will win over the nation before selling their socks off on a TV shopping channel.

With the end of the tax year a few days away, Martin is back to help with viewers' finances, getting you prepared for the looming deadlines, and discussing the April price hikes. Plus, his News You Can Use is bursting with deals.

In the charming village of Bramber, East Sussex, friends Jack and Danny have gambled everything on running the 16th-century Castle Inn, a 20-bedroom pub and restaurant. Alas, after six months, their dream is starting to feel like a nightmare. Occupancy has plummeted, bills are sky-high, and with Jack's wedding fund raided and Danny's young family uprooted, failure simply isn't an option. Alex Polizzi steps in to try and help turn things around.

MS NOW's Ari Melber reports on President Trump's plummeting approval ratings amid the Iran war and rising gas prices, and is joined by legendary political strategist James Carville. Plus, iconic director Baz Luhrmann joins Melber to discuss his new project "EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert," working with Jay-Z on The Great Gatsby soundtrack and more.

In her first interview since her mother Nancy's abduction, Savannah opens up about the early clues and the guilt of wondering if her public profile played a role. It's "too much to bear," she tells Hoda Kotb in a deeply moving conversation about the search for answers. Savannah opens up to Hoda Kotb about the outpouring of love and support that she's felt since her mother was taken 54 days ago. President Trump said he would extend the deadline for strikes on Iran's power plants after positive developments in negotiations with the Iranian regime. NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez reports. President Trump posted on Truth Social that he is signing an order to pay TSA workers. They have been working without pay for 41 days during the partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security. Roughly 11% of officers are calling out daily, leading to long TSA lines at airports. NBC News' Tom Costello reports. 

Trump is walking back his threat to "obliterate" Iran's power infrastructure, extending the negotiation deadline with Iran by 10 days. The Weeknight hosts and guests respond. This, as the Pentagon says they're weighing a "final blow" on the war in Iran. Rep. Madeleine Dean joins The Weeknight to respond.

Honoring the year's most-played artists and songs; featuring award presentations in multiple categories, live performances from the biggest artists in music and surprise guests.

Salvation comes at a high price. It's time for our beloved vampires to say goodbye – to friends, home, and their old lives.

Jenn and Mark build a backyard brick patio. Meanwhile, Kevin visits a lumber business to see the homeowners new floors being made. Later, Kevin and Charlie work to weave in salvaged floor strips with the original flooring.

An influencer is livestreaming on the edge of a cliff when she suddenly falls. While searching for her, Blue is bitten by a rattle snake. With his life now on the line, it's a race against time to save Blue, while the rest of the team locates the influencer.

Athena is pulled into a mysterious murder investigation when a man arrives at the station to report his own death. Meanwhile, the 118 races to the site of a car crash involving a mother and son.

Tonight, Governor Tim Walz on the one lie America isn't letting Trump get away with. Plus, Sen. Ed Markey on his call for oil companies to return windfall profits to consumers. And former National Security advisor Jake Sullivan on the fog of Trump with Iran.

Anderson Cooper reports on the latest developments in the war with Iran.

Dixie and Blue feud over family loyalty, then Ryan suspects Sam is hiding a major secret but fears confronting her. Meanwhile, a face mask mishap hits an influencer's model as the 113 tackles a disturbing house fire.

John and Carolyn fight to keep their relationship intact. The world watches as tragedy strikes.

Bailey and Blue are forced to confront the emotional costs of experimental care. Meanwhile, Owen, Teddy, Simone and Dani help out at a busy rural hospital, and Richard attempts to spread information about early prostate screenings to the community.

Trump pushes the SAVE Act to restrict voting rights. Plus, experts worry that Trump's war could wreck the global economy. And the upcoming "No Kings" protests could see the largest crowds in U.S history. Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, Rep. Brendan Boyle, and Ezra Levin join Lawrence O'Donnell.

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

Josh Johnson dives into Markwayne Mullin replacing DHS shopaholic Kristi Noem, Trump scrutinizing Mullin's Native American-ness, Dr. Oz flashmobbing his way into "reduced health expenditures," Melania replacing her husband with a humanoid, and an RFK Jr. story about a raccoon penis that you can't unhear.

Troy Iwata dives into international news that's making America look a little less crazy: Danish politicians get steamy with voters in the sauna, a French town's mayoral race comes down to Hittler vs. Zielinski, Kenya halts an ant colony trafficking scheme, and Kim Jong Un is girl-dadding his daughter into dictatorship, and it's all "So Not Our Problem!"

Actor Eiza González sits down with Josh to discuss her latest film, "Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice." González expresses her excitement stepping into a comedy role, and playing a fun and quirky femme fatale opposite James Marsden and Vince Vaughn. Plus, she opens up about becoming an overnight success as a child actor in Mexico and how her career changed when she immigrated to the U.S. "For me to be able to cross over to America from Mexico City, a full immigrant, and be able to work in this country is an honor and to be able to represent my culture is meaningful and very important for me."

1. Charlie Puth ("Whatever's Clever!"). 

2. David Cross ("The End of the Beginning of the End"). 

3. Musical Guest Charlie Puth featuring Coco Jones.