It's fund-raising day at the life-saving club, and Alex gets on the wrong side of his nemesis Mr Norris, as Gibbo and The Gal from EZ1-FM kick-off a treasure hunt.
An inebriated husband's idea to get his wife in the mood; using a treat in a new explosive way; a quickie in the car leads one couple to the emergency room.
Zak Bagans revisits the audio and video evidence, from GAC's visit to the Villisca Axe Murder House in Villisca, Iowa. It is the home of the Axe Murders of 1912. Villisca Axe Murder House interviewees: Patty Williamson, Linda Cloud, and Katie Savick.[3] Zak relives the GAC's 2011 lockdown of Letchworth Village, an abandoned residential institution in Haverstraw, New York. Letchworth Village interviewees: David Skala and Sara Bogart.
Leonardo and Riario face death; Zoroaster and Nico plan an escape; Lorenzo waits to meet with the king of Naples; Bayezid seeks diplomacy in Rome.
Inflatable snowmobile; trolley rocket; bedbug tattoos; car driven by an Ipod.
Princess Celestia chooses Discord over Princess Twilight to help track down a villain.
The other princesses transfer all of their magical power to Twilight in hopes of saving Equestria.
Sarah comes home looking for answers, and with the help of Cosima, they begin digging into the origins of the clone experiment. The hunt for answers takes her right into the belly of the beast, but getting out could cost her more than she knows.
This episode reveals the underground world of America's wealthiest citizens and the depths at which their power and influence take root. Do billionaires think they know better than the majority? Are the American masses just objects to control? Forbes Editor Luisa Kroll talks about the growing wealth of the super-rich and the exclusive billionaire communities that are forming around them. Former United States Secretary of Labor Robert Reich divulges how billionaires' "dark money" influences American politics in ways that are off-limits to public scrutiny. And Author Mark Dice discusses the Bilderberg Group, the world's most secretive society of billionaires and the extreme measures they take to ensure that what happens behind closed doors stays behind closed doors.
It's a rush to the finish as Vanilla Ice and his crew prepare to put their recently renovated estate on the market. From final touches to staging the key rooms, it's a race against the clock in preparation for their open house extravaganza.
Vanilla Ice and his crew get to flex their green thumbs with the landscaping of their expansive estate. From transplanting existing trees to bringing in a bevy of exotic Floridian flora, these guys know how to bring their yard into full bloom.
Britain's favourite viewers pass judgement on the week's TV, including The Island with Bear Grylls, James Corden Meets Gary Barlow, Natural World, and Oprah interviewing Russell Brand.
When Mama Hook suggests her son find a hobby, everyone pitches in to help the cranky captain find the perfect pastime.
Warwick and his family take a trip to North Wales where they attend a Women’s Institute meeting, meet a group of weightlifters, are knighted to become Jedis and meet a record-breaking llama.
The show where everything's made up and the points don't matter. Not a talk show, not a sitcom, not a game show, Whose Line Is It Anyway? is a completely unique concept to network television. Four talented actors perform completely unrehearsed skits and games in front of a studio audience. Host Drew Carey sets the scene, with contributions from the audience, but the actors rely completely on their quick wit and improvisational skills. It's genuinely improvised, so anything can happen - and often does.
The popular news quiz, with team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop, guest host David Mitchell and guest panellists Susan Calman and Andy Hamilton.
The pygmy hippo is one of nature's last great mysteries. Solitary, secretive and extremely hard to find, scientists know almost nothing about this endangered animal in the wild and what it needs to survive. Now, a young Australian ecologist, Wei-Yeen Yap, is taking on what could be 'mission impossible'. In a remote West African rainforest, Wei investigates the secret life of the pygmy hippo, attempting to unravel its mysteries in the hope that with greater knowledge we will be able to save it.
As the studio grows in popularity, it must make space for new members of J-Troupe. Emily asks Hunter to help her with J-Troupe auditions to make Michelle jealous but enjoys herself with Hunter more than she expected.
The excitable host is joined by MasterChef judges John Torode and Gregg Wallace as the latest series of the cooking show nears its final. Pop star Lily Allen chats and performs her latest single Our Time, and US rocker Courtney Love talks about her forthcoming UK tour