A fight between teenagers leads to an 18-year-old being killed by a single gunshot to the chest. Eyewitnesses claim that a 16-year-old student pulled the trigger, but he insists he is innocent.
The guys head to Miami to see Adam's family and to return Gabrus to the sea from whence he came.
James has hired a PR manager, much to Jessica's dismay. Jeanette returns from vacation to find Whispers behind schedule, and Randi needs her to return to brunch so he can complete the renovation. Kathleen and Nate sit down to discuss the next steps for the restaurant, and Kathleen reveals that Nate is not an owner of the restaurant because she doesn't trust him. Nicole and Alan hire an Army buddy of Nicole's, Edwin, to be the chef for their pop-up event, but on the day of the event, Nicole and Chef Edwin have a major disagreement.
Jung-chul heads to the villa where Ra-el and Youn-kyum are. He is determined to hurt Ra-el as much as she had hurt him. Youn-kyum ends up killing Jung-chul, and he decides to turn himself in. Ra-el receives the gift Youn-kyum left him, and she decides to leave for Buenos Aires upon seeing it. Sometime later, Eun-pyeong decides to go and see Ra-el in Buenos Aires.
Parker Schnabel and Rick Ness attempt the Klondike trail over the Chilkoot Pass and up the Yukon River to Dawson City the heart of the 1897 Klondike Gold Rush..
Hosted by Suzanne Whang, the show takes viewers behind the scenes as individuals, couples and families learn what to look for and decide whether or not a home is meant for them.
Brat and Judy struggle through their weight-loss journey, and Brat prepares for motherhood through unconventional means; Brat fears news of her fertility prospects; Judy pushes her way into Brat's music career.
Doc and Midnight are at odds with each other and Madam must play mediator while Babyface finds his own way to make some extra cash with the help of an amateur dancer.
Lay Lay feels threatened by new student, Cobo. When Cobo applies for a job at BoomBox Burger, Lay Lay pounces on the opportunity to show him up by applying, too. This leads to “The Burger Games,” a competition that puts their skills to the test.
From a classic pub inside the walls of a cemetery to a famous Michelin-starred restaurant, John explores the food of Dublin with a food writer.
Amy and Kunal hope getting a dog will help their little boy, Arnav, get his spark back. They meet little Lane, a dachshund cross pup. While it's love at first sight for Arnav, his parents are less sure.
In 1981, a female high school student is found dead on the side of a road. Police work tirelessly on the case until new DNA technology exposes the killer.
Through films such as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Paul achieves international renown alongside his status as Hollywood's leading heartthrob. Later, Joanne emerges from semi-retirement to star in Paul's directorial debut.
Finally able to go public as newlyweds, Paul and Joanne experience the ups and downs of Hollywood. Later, as the pressures of motherhood cause Joanne to take a step back from the limelight, Paul finds his star on the rise.
As Paul's alcoholism continues to wreak havoc on their marriage, Joanne gives her husband an ultimatum - get sober or get out. Later, a personal tragedy causes Paul to dive headfirst into a dangerous hobby...racecar driving.
While films such as The Sting and Winning further bolster both Paul and Joanne's careers, the couple grows more outspoken about social justice issues, but troubles at home threaten their marriage and family life.
In the early 1950s, aspiring actors Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward meet as understudies on Broadway, sparking two of Hollywood's most iconic careers and a decades long love story. There's just one problem: Paul is already married.
In the wake of their son's death, Paul and Joanne channel their grief into charitable work through Newman's Own. While Paul and Joanne undergo a career renaissance, it is their love story that is their most enduring legacy.