Clarissa challenges her brother's team, Thackerton Boys, to a lacrosse match after he insults her playing skills. Mr Parker worries about Nancy when she is put in goal.
Trevor Nelson's set comes to a close with crime fiction, racing drivers and bells.
"Come on down!" The Price Is Right features a wide variety of games and contests with the same basic challenge: Guess the prices of everyday (or not-quite-everyday) retail items.
In the US, a missing woman's body is found washed up on the shore of a tidal estuary
Kim Yeong-ran (Jeon Yeo-been), a female bodyguard from humble beginnings, who entered into a contract marriage with a terminally ill conglomerate chairman of Gaseong Group. She must change her own identity and survive for 3 months.
We're in Sydney as Justin and Will take on the challenge of impressing with six dishes in the Ultimate Instant Restaurant round.
Martin and co-host Darren Kennedy head to the Arizona desert to explore modern day, nomadic van life.
Tom Gleeson and his Big Brass Mug are besieged by another four contestants with eclectic expert subjects: lawn bowls lover Andrew, hyaenas expert Alex, Aunty Donna fan Geordie, and Jye, who's really into The O.C.!
Gabi and Theo come to an understanding. Xander questions Philip. Sarah consults Marlena. EJ tries to butter up Belle. Abe and Paulina clash.
Tony Armstrong will tackle Australia's overdue reckoning with racism in sport, with the help of some of it's biggest sports stars.
Ji Bozai forces Ming Yi to make a confession to him. But danger soon arises when they encounter a Candle Dragon and a troubling incident of poisoning.
This game show sees contestants solve word puzzles, similar to those used in Hangman, to win cash and prizes determined by spinning a giant carnival wheel.
Quinn believes Deonta is her soulmate, but notices him growing distant. He has already met her kids, and Quinn is ready for a ring. Quinn is ready to find out what's making Deonta so cold.
In Florida, a couple's dispute at a movie theater escalates to a call for police assistance and in Taiwan, café customers are thrown into a panic when a massive earthquake hits the area.
At a North Carolina restaurant, a woman demands more hot sauce for her to go order causing some friction with the staff and other patrons and a bar fight in Washington between multiple parties requires the assistance of the authorities.
Some see monsters as constructions of pure fantasy, made to entertain us or simply teach us moral lessons about the world around us. But some encounters may be more real— and terrifying— than local legends might suggest.