From enormous tortoises and deep-diving lizards to fish-eating snakes and birds that hunt giant venomous centipedes, the wildlife of the world-famous Galapagos Islands is unique and bizarre. This wilderness once inspired Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, but it is currently undergoing a human revolution, with tourism driving a population boom. David Attenborough narrates this modern-day story of the Galapagos and reveals whether, in this ever-changing world, its animals can still thrive.
Annie's involvement in a murder case results in conflict with her father. Briggs finds it hard to be a good husband, while Susie continues to anger a lovesick Swift.
The ALDC girls move forward after a rocky journey to Los Angeles; Cathy returns with a surprise choreographer; Abby invites Ashlee and her daughter Brynn to come dance at the ALDC and quickly praises Brynn as "the next Maddie."
The women split into two groups to explore Amsterdam; Eileen confronts Lisa Rinna about her lack of support; all of the unresolved issues come to a head while the women are at dinner on a riverboat; Brandi playfully slaps Lisa Vanderpump.
Dylan and Mikayla follow up on the mysterious note they received, while London is put in charge of Scarlet and Hud, and Wes's uncle adds extra stress to his recovery.
Ruby stars in her nature show called "Ruby Talks to the Animals". Joshua is Ruby's friend and camera operator for the show. Ruby seems to have a talent for understanding animal behaviors. She interviews an emu, a koala, and a mother kangaroo. When Ruby starts having an interview with the kangaroo, she takes the microphone and hops away. Everyone tries to catch up to her, but she hops really fast and escapes. Can Ruby get her microphone back?
Two successful catering companies – both based in underserved markets – fight for the chance to score an investment from restaurateurs and investors Joe Bastianich and Tim Love.
Gerri has an encounter with a female police officer; Bobbi tries to end things with Robert; Simon believes he can protect Xavier using science.
Leonard invents a device which switches bodies. When Blake and Mitch visit an aquarium, Blake ends up getting his body switched with an octopus while Mitch's is switched with a penguin. Both boys have to go after the creatures in their bodies, with the boys in the new bodies.
Sven's parents agree to make cheese using Sven's recipe. Upon arrival, Sven teaches Jett how to make homemade Swiss cheese, but with mixed results. On top of that, Jett accidentally spooked the horse after all the cheese wheels were loaded onto a horse-driven wagon. Therefore, some of the cheese wheels went down a hill and rolled away. How will Sven's family get the runaway cheese wheels and sell them at a town market?
Members of the team take a look into the death of an Afghan soldier training in America.
The coaches fill their last slots - and then match up their artists in elimination duets.
Pearl takes Steven to a special place that belonged to Rose Quartz after Lion finds the scabbard for Rose's sword.
The contests begin, and soon Cole is forced to battle with Jay. Zane regains his memory with help from P.I.X.A.L.
Ceaser and Dutchess arrive at the shop after going missing for several days. Meanwhile, Walt reconnects with his family, and tension soars when Donna and Anya meet for lunch.
In this episode of Brain Games, we put your problem-solving skills to the test as we lead you through a labyrinth of logic games. Every day, you use logic to get things done, from dressing for the weather, choosing the best route to work, to deciding what to eat for dinner. Through a series of interactive games and experiments, you'll learn about the power and the limitations of your logical abilities. Studies have found that logic is something you develop and hone with practice, so play along as we present puzzles and illusions that will help strengthen your brain.
Australian journalist Keith Murdoch visits the British PM with a secret letter that will change the course of the war. Tolly is commended for his bravery at Lone Pine, while Dave refuses to get help for chronic illness.
After eight months of failures, General Hamilton is sacked and Lord Kitchener finally visits Gallipoli to assess the situation. In freezing winter conditions the ANZACS prepare for a mass evacuation, without alerting the Turks.