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

Middle-aged Beavis and Butt-head work and live at Burger World.

A drunk driver flashes her middle finger while fleeing from troopers; a local Police Chief rolls his cruiser into a ditch after executing a PIT Maneuver; and more.

When a woman mistakes Beavis and Butt-Head's house for her Airbnb, they think she wants to score.

Josh Johnson dives into newly released bombshell emails from Jeffrey Epstein that might implicate Trump, considering he referred to the president as the "dog that hasn't barked." Plus, on the heels of whistleblower revelations that Ghislaine Maxwell's prison accommodations include puppies and TV time, Ronny Chieng explains why this is all perfectly normal. Nick Offerman holds a microscope to Trump's "I love farmers" act to expose the policies, corporations, and advancements in processed food that have Americans yearning to eat like Europeans and small farmers struggling to stay afloat. Writer, actor, and comedian Jay Jurden sits down with Josh Johnson to discuss his debut stand-up special, "Yes Ma'am" on Hulu. He shares why his Southern charm prevents him from feeling like a real New Yorker, his experience studying theater at a football school, how studying the dramatic arts helps him stay present on stage, and his favorite jokes that both he and Wanda Sykes have ever written.

Ernie Johnson, Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith and Shaquille O'Neal discuss and give analysis of tonight's games, including highlights and interviews.

Jonathan Karl.

Pete Townshend.

Pete Townshend sits in with Louis Cato and the Late Show Band.

1. Danny DeVito ("Drag"). 

2. Musical Guest Howard Jones. 

3. Debbie Gibson sits in with Cleto and the Cletones.

Guests include Ben Stiller, Brad Paisley and comedian Peter Revello.

Guests include Matthew Broderick (Tartuffe) and Dave Franco (Now You See Me: Now You Don't). 

George attempts to make amends, and Kathy and Kat try to cheer up Vicki.

The families unravelling the family trusts set up decades ago to protect an inheritance, but which are now proving complex and costly.

Franky and Vic discover that Cathy is investigating them. Jan realizes she's in danger and tries to protect her. Meanwhile, his mother resurfaces an old family trauma. A team member is shot...

Live from Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.

Reclusive author Aggie Wiggs' life is upended by the arrival of wealthy, arrogant new neighbor Nile Jarvis — who quite possibly murdered his first wife.

Still reeling from shock over the news, Aggie shares her suspicions with Brian and approaches Nile with an intriguing proposal.

As Aggie delves deeper into Nile's past, she pushes Brian to use the information she's getting. Nina takes an interest in Shelley's work.

Aggie interviews Madison's parents about her disappearance. Nile and Martin take aim at the City Council. Brian enlists help to crack the hard drive.

Nile and Aggie cross boundaries with a drunken heart-to-heart, rousing Nina's suspicions. Martin and Rick conspire to make waves at Olivia's rally.

Anxious to share her latest discovery with Brian, Aggie unexpectedly uncovers an even darker truth. Nina receives surprising news.

In 2019, a complex web of suspicion and betrayal forms between the Jarvises, Nina and Brian, and the truth behind Madison's disappearance is revealed.

Backed into a corner, Aggie must use all her wits to keep her world from crashing down — and place all her trust in an unlikely ally.

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