When Stan is on a mission, Francine pretends she's a widow. Steve and his friends play wrestling and get beat up by Principal Lewis.
Sky undergoes cosmetic surgery to get the body she's always dreamed of. Later, Ceaser declares war after learning Puma opened a tattoo shop in close proximity to Black Ink; and Ceaser's shocked when Donna reveals the details of her night with Dutchess.
Daniel tackles an iconic and challenging Native tool: The Pipe Tomahawk. Meanwhile, Daniel's worried about flooding on his property and cooks up an explosive plan to deal with a log jam.
Daniel crafts a custom "smooth bore" shotgun, made with locally harvested walnut. This short-range weapon was the gun of choice for soldiers in the Revolutionary, French and Indian wars - then over time it became widely used for hunting birds, earning its' nickname the "fowler." Daniel also needs to figure out a way to move his shooting range farther from his house.
A mom and daughter need a traditional, yet modern, cake for a quinceanera party. Plus, a cake that's for the dogs -- or at least the dog groomers.
Joseline Hernandez, makes her return and she's got some plans for the ladies of ATL. Plus K. Michelle shows up and has some issues to work out with the ladies as well.
After a succumbing to a particularly nasty Hunter urge, young Regan learns the truth about what she is from her father ... and his knife.
Liam and his dog Vader bring down a fleeing suspect, while Kev and Spike rescue a man trapped in an overturned car after a spectacular crash. Pete is forced to pull out his Taser when arresting a violent offender.
This series looks at murders that were callously planned and premeditated, with the 999 emergency calls originating from the killers themselves, who concocted elaborate cover-up stories to avoid justice.
The series focuses on an eccentric motley crew that is the Smith family and their three housemates: Father, husband, and breadwinner Stan Smith; his better half housewife, Francine Smith; their college-aged daughter, Hayley Smith; and their high-school-aged son, Steve Smith. Outside of the Smith family, there are three additional main characters, including Hayley's boyfriend turned husband, Jeff Fischer; the family's man-in-a-goldfish-body pet, Klaus; and most notably the family's zany alien, Roger, who is "full of masquerades, brazenness, and shocking antics."
In the pre-heat, the six remaining bakers must make yummy dippers and create a sweet fondue; for the main heat, bakers must produce glorious rainbow desserts to stay in the game.
When K.C. learns Erica and Abby are working with the head of The Other Side to carry out an evil mission at the Presidential election party, the Coopers must act fast to stop the enemy agents.
When Bob's friend, Warren, comes to town, he makes an offer to invest in the restaurant. Bob is thrilled that it finally could get a much-needed makeover, until he learns that Warren has some strong interior design choices in mind. Meanwhile, Warren's visit means one of the kids must give up their bedroom.
Todd considers doing a favor for Tandy and Carol. Gail's drinking becomes an issue.
Dr. Strange needs the Avengers' help when Dormammu steals the Eye of Agamotto.
Maxine discovers Cynthia crying in the kitchen and fears she may be in need of counseling due to depression.
In the season seven premiere, Bourdain explores the Philippines during Christmas season and travels through the festive streets of Manila to taste the fast food wonder Jollibee, try the sweet, milky drink, Halo-Halo, and indulge in the classic dish, Sizzling Pork Sisig. The trip continues with the host accompanied by cover band “Keystone,” as they dine on Adobo, a simmered pork-chicken dish. The tour concludes with a family meal of Kare-Kare and the opening of the Balikbayan box.
Puerto Rico is suffering a massive debt crisis. Lin-Manuel Miranda joins John Oliver to call for relief.