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Login to EpisoDate.comThe 1% Club is the ultimate leveller. It doesn't matter if you're not usually good at quizzes because the questions have nothing to do with remembering facts. They're all about logic and common sense so it doesn't matter if you're 15 or 50, this is the quiz that the whole family can play together. 100 contestants begin every show but who will make it to the end and answer a question only 1% of the country can get right… and win up to £100,000!
Jools welcomes to the show Manchester band Elbow, Bristol's Idles, American country star Lainey Wilson, Samantha Morton and Richard Russell with their project Sam Morton, and singer Myles Smith.
Melody talks through Martell's arrest with Nell; Courtney and Stormi look to add a new baby and a classic car to the family; an old friend of the Beasleys pops up with a new man; Melody gathers Kimmi and Tisha together before confronting them.
Taiya meets Engine Speedor, a small, sentient car who asks Taiya to deliver him to his partner, Sosuke Esumi which is the leader of the Go-ongers.
On Nov. 13, 2016, Dr. Eric Scott Sills, a renowned California fertility doctor, called 911 and reported finding his wife and business partner unresponsive at the bottom of the stairs. An initial investigation revealed some evidence that was consistent with an accidental fall. But other evidence pointed to something more sinister. What role, if any, did the family dogs play?
Jake Gyllenhaal hosts the May 18 season finale, returning as host for the third time. The Academy Award-nominated actor stars in the Amazon film "Road House" and makes his series debut as star and executive producer of "Presumed Innocent," premiering June 12 on Apple TV+.
Sabrina Carpenter makes her musical guest debut. She recently earned her first Billboard top 10 hit with her newest single, "Espresso."
In a shocking twist, Priya and Naee have a big decision to make, causing upset in the Masseria. But the girls don't have long to dwell on things, as two new girls join the party!
The new girls settle into the Masseria and enjoy a cheeky chemistry test. Meanwhile, as a love triangle forms, one girl is torn between her head and her heart.
A Motueka family grows heritage varieties of apples, pears & plums on their organic orchard, selling the fruit and producing cider vinegars, juices & tonics.
Nanao eats a bioweapon while undercover; Taiyo joins the hunt, unaware it's to kill Nanao.
A ballerina has been shot dead with a bow and arrow at a prestigious ballet academy. While Madison tries her hand at archery, Alexa poses as a dance mom to uncover the terrible truth.
New guides Karly and Bri join the gang in Northern India and Nepal, where they'll stay at an Ashram, frock-up at an Indian wedding in Delhi, marvel at the Taj Mahal, before dropping into Kathmandu where they'll hopefully see Mount Everest.
It's the last day of the farmstays before our Farmers and ladies head to the big smoke for our Farmer Wants a Wife Black Tie evening. Emotions run high and one lady is sent home.
Big Brother
For all the wrong reasons, everyone knows of Belle Gibson. A decade ago, she claimed that she'd beaten terminal brain cancer by rejecting conventional treatment in favour of natural remedies. Her cure made her a hero of the wellness industry. And not only did she love the worldwide attention her inspirational story attracted, she profited from it to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars. But this medical miracle was all a lie, a twisted invention of the charlatan's mind. Today, the pain inflicted by Belle Gibson's deception still hurts her many victims, including her big brother Nick Gibson. In an emotional interview with Dimity Clancey, he describes how his life has been destroyed by his heartless sister.
Reporter: Dimity Clancey
Producer: Sheree Gibson
Gangster's Paradise
It might sound strange, but the crime capital of Australia is currently Dubai. That's because this glitzy mega city in the Persian Gulf has become home to nearly all of our biggest organised crime bosses. Their thinking in moving offshore is that they're out of reach of federal and state policing authorities, but if they watch 60 Minutes this Sunday, they might want to think again. As Nick McKenzie reports, an enormous leak of Dubai property records has revealed not only their residential addresses, but also how the city has become the perfect destination for crooks, and suspected criminals, from all around the world to do their dirty business.
Reporter: Nick McKenzie
Producer: Amelia Ballinger
Troubles at Home
It's almost unimaginable. Last November, a 12-year-old girl in Victoria was charged with murder after allegedly stabbing a 37-year-old woman to death. On Thursday the charges were dropped though, because being so young, it was determined the girl didn't have the mental capacity to be held criminally responsible for her actions. However, what's important to know about this case is that at the time, she was the responsibility of the state. The girl was living in what's called residential care; homes that are supposedly supervised, safe places for vulnerable children. But they're not. On assignment for 60 Minutes, Nine's Christine Ahern meets a very brave young woman who wants Australia to know what's really happening in residential care homes. This now 20-year-old says she suffered enormously and is demanding immediate changes to the system.
Reporter: Christine Ahern
Producer: Laura Sparkes
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