Police are forced to deploy a taser while pursuing a suspect on foot; police help a man overdosing on the side of the road; police help reunite parents and their toddler at a corn maze; during patrol, police must act quickly once they hear shots fired.

Guests: Rep. Eric Swalwell, Melanie Zanona, Noah Lanard, Alex Wagner

A federal judge orders the Signal chat to be preserved as the attorney general activates pundit mode. Tonight: renewed calls for accountability in the wake of a national security failure. Then, why Elise Stefanik had her White House job revoked as Republicans panic about Democratic gains. Plus, the truth behind Kristi Noem's photo op in El Salvador. And Alex Wagner reports on the authoritarian threat to free speech on campus.

A young man who came to the U.S. to fulfill his dreams is killed at a birthday party, and Tulsa police must cut through a web of lies to find the culprit. 

Maddie's return to work proves to be more triggering than expected, as she may have returned too soon. As Eddie struggles to adapt to his new surroundings, Christopher discovers him in an unfamiliar situation.

The chefs work together to create a cohesive five-course meal, with the help of a few surprise sous chefs; to succeed in this challenge, the chefs must count on one another's culinary and communication skills.

A 16-year-old girl shoots her boyfriend dead with a vintage gun when he plays a prank on her. Was this a tragic accident or an angry overreaction to the prank? 

Tristan strives to prove himself to Avery, while Captain Massey is shaken by shocking news. Meanwhile, Sophisticated Ladies Week brings a disruptive passenger onboard, while the crew navigates the delicate care of a terminal patient.

Not only has the scandal over Trump officials discussing military plans in a group chat on an insecure commercial platform made the Trump administration look like fools to Americans paying attention, but overseas allies are drawing conclusions about the risk of sharing intelligence with America when its top officials are so careless with sensitive data. Alexander Ward, national security reporter for the Wall Street Journal, talks with Rachel Maddow about his reporting that it was actually an Israeli intelligence asset that was exposed by the sloppiness of the Trump officials' group chat.

The disappearance of a young artist stuns the community, leaving only whispers of her last movements. All eyes turn to her fiancé, whose public pleas for her return raise as many questions as sympathy. Years later, a determined investigator unearths a dark an devastating secret.

The farmers each select one woman to accompany them back to their farms for their first solo dates. During these dates, the farmers and their chosen ladies have the opportunity to get to know each other better through activities such as ATV and horseback riding, attending a football game, and enjoying oysters at a marina. Then, the men give all five ladies a tour of their farms.

Andy Cohen interviews Craig Conover, Shep Rose and Austen Kroll.

The chefs must make their own version of a Jamaican patty as a Quickfire Challenge and create dishes best served cold or risk elimination.

When Warren Jeffs is arrested for unspeakable crimes, his son Wendell and eighth wife Vicky are caught between their sadistic cult and the investigators trying to bring it down. Escaping Warren's physical and mental hold is their only way out.

A day out on the river with friends ends in a deadly encounter, when a man stabs five people with a pocket knife, following a terrifying confrontation.  The Defense argues the man believed his life was in danger and he acted in self-defense.  With the entire incident recorded on cellphone, the Prosecution believes the man was the aggressor and this was intentional homicide. Is he a pocket knife killer or a vulnerable vacationer? 

Democrats call for Pete Hegseth to resign over the Signal leak. Also, the race for the House seat vacated by Mike Waltz is closer than expected. Plus, Elon Musk is pouring millions into the Wisconsin Supreme Court race. And Republicans are scrambling as Democrats win special elections. Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi, Barbara McQuade, Josh Weil, Ben Wikler, Pennsylvania State Sen.-elect James Malone, and Pennsylvania House Speaker Joanna McClinton join Symone Sanders.

Meredith and Amelia prepare a funding proposal for their Alzheimer's research. Meanwhile, Teddy and Owen hit a breaking point in their marriage, while Jules has an awkward encounter with Dr. Beltran.

1. Chelsea Handler ("Chelsea Handler: The Feeling"). 

2. Jon Gries ("The White Lotus"). 

3. Musical Guest Jesse Welles.

Guests include Matt Bomer and musical guest Charley Crockett. 

Delayed ET/CT due to NCAA basketball coverage.

Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer.

Michelle Buteau.

The weekly final begins as Generation Z, Millennials, Generation X and Boomers compete to be the smartest. Slow burn topics are a TV Show, a book, a landmark, and a sportsperson.