Whether it's full blown road rage or just the ever-present frustration at life's little inconveniences, we all feel a little mad sometimes. But what if getting angry had less to do with what's going on outside, and more to do with what's going on inside your brain? In this episode we'll explore why your brain gets angry and what you can do about it. Through a series of games and experiments, we'll prove to you that anger isn't always a bad thing, and how having a short fuse might not be the worst trait to have. Also you'll learn how to deal better with the anger of other people, and your own.
The kids attend a festival. Ana wants to make amends with the twins.
Lewis' guilt over his marriage problems threatens to ruin the pub and his friendship with Justin. Kane and Will's romantic first date is hijacked by their kids. Lucy's stress over a job interview endangers Justin's kids.
Ramsay heads to Starkville, Miss., to help David and Sukie revamp their formerly thriving business, Hotel Chester.
As Barbie descends further into the mysterious tunnel in hope of finding Sam, he comes across a world filled with unanswered questions.
Scott attempts a dangerous plan to draw out The Benefactor. Malia confronts her past.
The LAPD finds itself in a precarious situation during an investigation into the disappearances of a string of young girls from a popular nightclub, leading to a turf battle between The Major Crimes division and the Special Operations Bureau. Fritz Howard remains on the mend from poor health, while Rusty’s mom continues to struggle with the law and her sobriety.
The home cooks split into two teams and create menus of healthy football game concessions for an entire stadium; the cooks on the losing team must create three unique prawn dishes in a pressure test.
The Shallots want to explore beyond the front garden, so Sarah comes up with a plan.
Host Noah Cappe moseys over to Oklahoma to pig out on the Giant Texas Tenderloin Sandwich, and gets berry excited over Strawberry Pizza in Virginia.
Charlie gets Sean fired from the strip club when he sleeps with a stripper.
Charlie makes a promise to an attractive reporter; it involves an interview with an extremely furious convict.
The show where everything's made up and the points don't matter. Not a talk show, not a sitcom, not a game show, Whose Line Is It Anyway? is a completely unique concept to network television. Four talented actors perform completely unrehearsed skits and games in front of a studio audience. Host Drew Carey sets the scene, with contributions from the audience, but the actors rely completely on their quick wit and improvisational skills. It's genuinely improvised, so anything can happen - and often does.
Toby goes under cover when he believes an innocent man is taking the fall for a murder.
Terry and Hildy investigate the Kevin Neyers murder and discover some shocking secrets.
When Allen brings Marcus to an upscale clothing store, Marcus is wrongfully accused of stealing and the guys take on a racial profiling suit.
As Allen helps Ruth draw up a living will, Marcus grows jealous of his partner bonding with his mother.
The team pushes to the title in the Season 2 finale. Also: The police make a stunning arrest; and alliances are tested before a murderer is revealed.