Amy gets a mail-order husband, trains men in the art of female emotional combat and strips for dogs.
Five weeks into married life and the three couples are a week away from deciding if they want to stay married or get a divorce. Spiritual advisor, Greg Epstein, encourages the couples to work hard on their relationship, and with the experiment drawing close to an end, this could be just the beginning of their marriages.
Having not spoken for 6 months, Jamie's hidden from elder brothers Dan and Toby that parents' evening is fast approaching. A meddling reminder from Auntie Debbie makes them aware, but Dan's got other plans and Toby's trying to trace a girl.
Week 2 of the auditions jumps into hyperdrive as Nick and the judges continue their search for the million-dollar act.
After a tough day, Jesse and Adele are brought closer together than ever.
A tragic accident inspires a 399-pound firefighter to change his life; a 331-pound former college basketball player wants to overcome her depression and reclaim her life and her health.
Todd tries to help out and coach Grayson's baseball team but discovers he's in over his head and struggles to gain control of overzealous nine year olds.
The Chrisleys are interviewed for a magazine and Todd writes a script for his family to memorize; when things go off script, Todd retaliates with some honesty.
Emma competes in a contest, Cleo is stuck babysitting an intern and save an injured sea turtle.
Li-Li and Xiaoming are practicing their lion dance moves at a dance school. However, they have trouble synchronizing their dancing together. Also, they are the school's best dancers. Therefore, they get to do a lion dance at a nearby festival. When practicing their lion dance, Li-Li and Xiaoming accidentally tore the costume in half. How can Jett help Li-Li and Xiaoming work and dance together before the festival starts?
Louis and Isabel's 30 years of marital bliss is being shaken by their house, which they need to either sell or fix. But they can't decide which one.
Cleo, Emma and Rikki get stranded on Mako island and fall into a magic pool where their lives change forever.
Day three on the Island proves to be difficult as the men have yet to find fresh drinking water. As they expend energy in the tireless search to find hydration, the realization that their days may be numbered hits the men hard.
Cassie is going on a treasure hunt, along with her uncle, Eddie, and her parrot Ginger. Jett gets permission from Cassie to go with them, too. First, they enter a cave. Second, Jett presses a button, in which they all end up sliding down towards another part of the cave. Finally, they encounter a sentient pirate ship named Woodbeard. At one part of the ship's main deck, they found a treasure chest full of gold coins and other booty inside. However, Woodbeard cannot sail away from his "prison" and that he was depressed, lonely, and sad. What decisions should Jett, Eddie, and Cassie make here?
Airshow is a documentary TV show that follows a group of airshow pilots and performers across Canada and the United States.[1] The show focuses on the hardships of preparing for and performing in air shows.
Abe returns from prison with critical intel. Tensions rise between Hewlett and Simcoe. Arnold rescues Peggy from a rebel mob.
When Stan lies about his texting-and-driving accident, he takes a seizure medication and suffers from the side effects. Meanwhile, Roger helps Steve with his performance anxiety.
When a power outage prevents anyone from zapping, both teams of part-time heroes and part-time villains kill time at Larry’s estate by trying to locate Larry’s missing teacup elephant.