Read between the lines with the Pawn Stars when a first edition of Oscar Wilde's "The Happy Prince" is brought into the shop. Will Rick be able to resist this literary classic or will he yield to temptation? Then, Corey steps into the ring with a 1972 telegram that rejects Muhammad Ali from fighting in Alaska. Will he get ready to rumble for it or will he get knocked out before the negotiation begins? And later, Chumlee bets Rick he can increase his weekly sales by using more casual and cool language. Will he be able to talk the talk or will he be at a loss for words?
Michael hits the jackpot in a convenience store with a man who guesses the winning lotto numbers and amazes a mother at a toy store when he demonstrates her own child's genius abilities.
The designers must use marine life as inspiration for avant-garde fashion; one designer doubles the budget by swimming with sharks.
Everyone is on lockdown in the courthouse due to a police emergency outside. An innocent game to pass the time leads to a major revelation about Rebecca - she hasn't cried in over 10 years. Meanwhile, Tedward is extremely hungry and discovers someone has stolen granola bars from his earthquake kit.
DI Goodman thinks there is more to the murder of a surf instructor than meets the eye.
While Kitty tries to find a runaway teen, Sherlock and Joan work a case in which the murder of a brilliant bioengineer looks to be at the hands of a drug cartel. Also, Joan makes a major life decision but worries it will impact Sherlock negatively, not knowing that Sherlock has big news of his own.
Joe Blake, a resistance fighter, leaves German New York with cargo for neutral Colorado. In Japanese San Francisco, Juliana Crane receives footage of the Allies winning the war and a bus ticket to Colorado from her sister. There, she meets Joe. Joe reveals a dark secret.
A visit from Lance’s Mom and her new boyfriend puts pressure on Lance and Nina’s relationship.
When a body is discovered in a vineyard, Father Brown must search for the murderer.
A mysterious crystal magically binds Emma and Maddie together; Daniel becomes ill; the H2O pull a prank.
Zeek and Camille discover a bundle of old rolls of film, and they ask Max to develop the mysterious photos. Sarah overanalyzes Hank’s offer with Julia, and the sisters spew their relationship fears. Adam decides the future of the Luncheonette with Crosby, but Jasmine unexpectedly intervenes.
The Kitchen's Sunny Anderson and Chopped's Ted Allen have Bobby Flay in their sights and are calling in two contenders to finish the job. Chef and grill-master Victor Albisu takes on competition-junkie Chef Eddie Tancredi, but who will have what it takes to face Bobby?
On this episode of How It's made, Wood Garage Doors, Salt Spreaders, and Animatronic Dinosaurs are featured.
Realizing she has been a waitress longer than she intended, Christy moves toward a career change; Bonnie and Alvin try to revisit their youth.
The newest member of our heroes' Pokémon family is in trouble, but their smallest member steps in to help!
Guided by his Victorian Bradshaw's Guide, Michael Portillo explores London's theatreland and discovers how 19th-century engineering made for spectacular theatricals. At Charing Cross, Michael learns about the ambitious building programme which saw Trafalgar Square replace streets of slums and comes face to face with George Bradshaw. At one of the busiest stops on the tube, Piccadilly Circus, Michael indulges in some retail therapy at a perfumery patronised by kings, queens and prime ministers. The Bakerloo to Oxford Circus line brings Michael to Soho and a grimmer side of Victorian London, where disease was rife.
The events that followed those portrayed in the 1995 film Braveheart, revealing how a Scottish king tried to drive the English out of Ireland in 1315.
Luke attempts to impress his girlfriend by enrolling on an A-level course, but neither the subject nor the teacher turn out to be what he was expecting. Meanwhile, Marcel begins to think Luke has been trying to get out of reading him the Twilight Saga.