The moment when all animals must strike out on their own in search of independence.
George meets a man trying to build a UFO-styled house; a woman making a garden room using material including earth, straw and human hair; and visits a floating swimming pool in Italy
Steven is taken in by Ronaldo's conspiracy theories about paranormal occurrences in Beach City.
Laura, LaFontaine and Carmilla return from the library with an old Sumerian book and a new very old friend, J-P Armitage, a junior records clerk from 1874 whose consciousness was sucked into the library catalogue and who now exists digitally on a flash drive. While Carmilla helps to translate the contents of the book, Perry comes looking for LaFontaine.
Sadee Deenus looks at a controversial new parenting trend and Reagan Biscayne exposes the dirty secrets of television game shows.
Dial in on the Pawn Stars as they check out two antique telephones. Will Corey answer and make the deal solo or will he have to call in some backup? Then, Rick spots a rare porcelain bowl made during the Ch'ien-lung dynasty. Will Rick handle the china with care or will the deal smash to pieces? And later, Chumlee refuses to leave work even though he doesn't feel well. Will he make it through the day or will Rick get sick of his complaining?
Sal, Q and Murr are sent to some employers this episodes and get cheeky whilst explaining their uninspired resumes as they try to gain a job working at a mobile phone shop. Following this they head off to the ferry as they pile on bizzare gesture after bizarre gesture on top of one another. The loser tonight witnesses an unholy matrimony.
Explore the ways that the Scandinavian people have survived winter through the practice of preservation and aging with Chef Magnus Nilsson.
Professional basketball star Nate Robinson takes a look at some fellow “Sharpshooters,” plays some “Supermarket Sports,” and joins the celebration with “Dunk Cam.”
Rob, Sterling, and Chanel find out why “White Men Can’t Dread,” witness the winged lawbreakers of “Bird Crimes,” and take it to the next level with “Extremer Sports.”
Andrew and Zelda decide to drop their usual Halloween traditions and instead throw a joint party.
At St George's in south west London, the trauma team fight to save the life of a young woman after a motorbike accident. Luke, who is 11, is brought in after having a seizure.
The King is angry to learn that his orders to create fire-breaks have been ignored. Thomas finally finds Sarah on the streets and together they find shelter from the inferno.
Bonnie is furious when Christy's poor financial decisions threaten the family's living situation. Meanwhile, Christy agrees to help out Jill, a woman who is newly sober.
Nick's best friend Zack comes over for a sleepover when Anne is in the middle of an experiment on magnetism. Nick tries to convince her to let Zack come help, but Anne doesn't want anyone else to know about the androids. However, when Pal accidentally gets turned into a magnet, Zack gets drawn across the street into the junkyard due to his metal backpack. Luckily, Zack is pivotal in demagnetizing Pal and becomes the newest member of their junkyard crew.
Anne is thrilled when a meteorite lands nearby because the space rock is the last one she needs for her extensive rock collection. Fortunately, Eyes was tracking it in the sky and knows exactly where it landed. Nick convinces Anne to let Eyes come on their space rock adventure but, little does he know, other amateur geologists and Nick's Reporter Mom are on the meteorite hunt too!
Russell Howard offers his unique perspective on the big stories dominating all of our news outlets, from online and print to broadcast, as well as picking up on those sometimes overlooked things. He uses clips, sketches and studio guests to look at things that have made him smile during the week.
Brennan runs into a publishing rival. Wendell hears back from his diagnosis. The team members investigate a murder when remains are found in a convention's stairwell.
Rock out with the Pawn Stars when a 1969 Gibson Les Paul jams into the shop. Will the asking price be music to Rick's ears, or is the deal too far out of tune? Then, Chum tries to score with a Los Angeles Lakers backpack signed by members of the 2004 team. Will the deal be a slam dunk, or will it be an air ball? And later, Corey calls Rick out on his most annoying habit. Will Rick change his ways or will he laugh it off?