Political View with Anthony Weiner (candidate for City Council and former U.S. Rep. (D-N.Y.); Justina Machado (Broadway's "Real Women Have Curves").

Returning Champion; Heather Ide / Monmouth, Illinois, Special Education Paraprofessional; Chad Heltzel / Denver, Colorado, High School English Teacher.

Oscar winner Ariana DeBose is here to chat about her film "House of Spoils."

Jennifer then welcomes Suborno Bari from the Bronx, New York, who made headlines as the youngest student in NYU's 200-year history. On a full-ride scholarship, Suborno is double majoring in math and physics, set to graduate in 2026, with plans to earn his Ph.D. by 2029. His ultimate goal is to become a professor by age 16 or 17. Outside of academics, Suborno enjoys gardening, badminton, and chess.

Jennifer also chats with Johnny Rodriguez from Orange County, California, a former pro lacrosse player and head coach at Mater Dei High School. After leading his team to national recognition, Johnny stepped down following an ALS diagnosis last October, just as his wife was expecting their second child. Despite the diagnosis, he remains positive and advocates for ALS awareness, partnering with Augie's Quest to launch "Athletes vs. ALS." Johnny, who experiences fatigue and muscle weakness, inspires other patients to "win the day."

A crucial piece of evidence comes to light in Kat's investigation of Leslie; Ted struggles with how to repair his relationship with Nicole; Anita fears the past will detail her future.

We head to the stunning 'white island' of Ibiza, delving beyond the world-class nightlife to explore the rich cultural history of one of the Mediterranean's most visited islands.

Susan embarks on a cruise in Australia, beginning in Melbourne. First she hops on one of the city's iconic trams to take in the sights. Susan then sails west overnight to Portland to view the coastal vistas of the Great Ocean Road and the Twelve Apostles, described as the world's largest war memorial. On Kangaroo Island and at Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, Susan spots her first kangaroo in the wild, and later spies a koala. In Adelaide, she takes a wine-tasting excursion to the McLaren Vale. The final stop is Tasmania, where Susan discovers dark truths of Britain's colonial past at Port Arthur.

Roy Wood Jr. is host with guest panellists including comedian and actor Guz Khan joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news.

Bold opinions, discussion and debate centered on the top storylines from around the league. Malika Andrews hosts this pregame show with analysts Kendrick Perkins, Chiney Ogwumike, Richard Jefferson, and Brian Windhorst.

With Jared's sister coming to visit, reality starts to set regarding his future with Charli. As Chris and Alexis head to a couple's session to see if they can get on the same page, Ty and Brittany appear to be headed out the front door. 

After months of hard work Dustin and his crew have nothing but bruises to show for it. Now under the scorching Alaskan sun, Dustin must make an impossible call. Keep going at The Wall or abandon site and start over.

With a score by Cole Porter, this "Golden Age" Broadway musical comedy features classic songs, including "Another Op'nin'", "Another Show," "So In Love," and "Brush Up Your Shakespeare." Tony Award winner Stephanie J. Block makes her West End debut as Lilli Vanessi joined by Adrian Dunbar as Fred Graham in a backstage comedy of star-crossed romance. Tony winner Bartlett Sher directs.  

Stealing grandma's purse, your run-of-the-mill bank robbery, or hijacking a car all seem like child's play when it comes to history's most bizarre crimes. A robber successfully snatching Einstein's brain? A thief who makes out with hundreds of dollars all while dressed as Santa Claus? Or, what about the high price to pay for littering...in space? These are some of history's most curious crimes.