Honoring the year's most-played artists and songs; featuring award presentations in multiple categories, live performances from the biggest artists in music and surprise guests.

Salvation comes at a high price. It's time for our beloved vampires to say goodbye – to friends, home, and their old lives.

Jenn and Mark build a backyard brick patio. Meanwhile, Kevin visits a lumber business to see the homeowners new floors being made. Later, Kevin and Charlie work to weave in salvaged floor strips with the original flooring.

An influencer is livestreaming on the edge of a cliff when she suddenly falls. While searching for her, Blue is bitten by a rattle snake. With his life now on the line, it's a race against time to save Blue, while the rest of the team locates the influencer.

Athena is pulled into a mysterious murder investigation when a man arrives at the station to report his own death. Meanwhile, the 118 races to the site of a car crash involving a mother and son.

Tonight, Governor Tim Walz on the one lie America isn't letting Trump get away with. Plus, Sen. Ed Markey on his call for oil companies to return windfall profits to consumers. And former National Security advisor Jake Sullivan on the fog of Trump with Iran.

A father discovers his son stabbed multiple times in his own home, leading Tulsa Homicide on a cross-country search for his killer.

Tiny Harris opens up about her rise from Atlanta girl to Xscape star and the fame that followed; discussing the highs and lows of life with T.I.; balancing marriage, motherhood, music, and finding her own identity along the way. 

Anderson Cooper reports on the latest developments in the war with Iran.

Dixie and Blue feud over family loyalty, then Ryan suspects Sam is hiding a major secret but fears confronting her. Meanwhile, a face mask mishap hits an influencer's model as the 113 tackles a disturbing house fire.

John and Carolyn fight to keep their relationship intact. The world watches as tragedy strikes.

Bailey and Blue are forced to confront the emotional costs of experimental care. Meanwhile, Owen, Teddy, Simone and Dani help out at a busy rural hospital, and Richard attempts to spread information about early prostate screenings to the community.

Trump pushes the SAVE Act to restrict voting rights. Plus, experts worry that Trump's war could wreck the global economy. And the upcoming "No Kings" protests could see the largest crowds in U.S history. Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, Rep. Brendan Boyle, and Ezra Levin join Lawrence O'Donnell.

Graff and Bateman are called to investigate, when a beloved resident at a retirement home is found dead of exposure, frozen to death in a nearby park.

Host Andy Cohen discusses pop-culture events with guests and viewers.

Josh Johnson dives into Markwayne Mullin replacing DHS shopaholic Kristi Noem, Trump scrutinizing Mullin's Native American-ness, Dr. Oz flashmobbing his way into "reduced health expenditures," Melania replacing her husband with a humanoid, and an RFK Jr. story about a raccoon penis that you can't unhear.

Troy Iwata dives into international news that's making America look a little less crazy: Danish politicians get steamy with voters in the sauna, a French town's mayoral race comes down to Hittler vs. Zielinski, Kenya halts an ant colony trafficking scheme, and Kim Jong Un is girl-dadding his daughter into dictatorship, and it's all "So Not Our Problem!"

Actor Eiza González sits down with Josh to discuss her latest film, "Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice." González expresses her excitement stepping into a comedy role, and playing a fun and quirky femme fatale opposite James Marsden and Vince Vaughn. Plus, she opens up about becoming an overnight success as a child actor in Mexico and how her career changed when she immigrated to the U.S. "For me to be able to cross over to America from Mexico City, a full immigrant, and be able to work in this country is an honor and to be able to represent my culture is meaningful and very important for me."

1. Charlie Puth ("Whatever's Clever!"). 

2. David Cross ("The End of the Beginning of the End"). 

3. Musical Guest Charlie Puth featuring Coco Jones.

Guests include Chris Pratt & Charlie Day, Ariana DeBose, Roman Reigns and musical guest BTS.

Guests include Amanda Peet (Fantasy Life; Your Friends & Neighbors) and Vincent D'Onofrio (Daredevil: Born Again)

Sophie explores a cooling cottage garden, Josh visits a bushfood expert's accessible backyard, Guest Presenter Thanh the Fruit Nerd delves into custard apples, and we meet a plant scientist creating beautiful city landscapes.

Jon Bernthal, Ebon-Moss Bachrach on Broadway's "Dog Day Afternoon." The Do's and Don'ts of Facebook Travel Groups. Stuff We Love with Elena Besser.

Trinity Rodman, forward for the Washington Spirit.

Billy Idol, singer.

A performance from the cast of Broadway's "Wicked"; author Radha Lin Chaddah ("And The Ancestors Sings"); 50 States in 50 Weeks: America the Beautiful series stops in Nevada; Deals & Steals with ABC e-commerce editor Tory Johnson.

Mélissa still bears the scars of her confrontation with Clémence. Craving a rush, she unconsciously gives in to taking unnecessary risks—to the point of alarming Gaëlle, though the latter, too absorbed in her mother's revelations, struggles to even notice. It is with these vulnerabilities that our two investigators embark on a new case: the mysterious death of the owner of a rum bar—a tragedy in which family history intertwines with the deceased's personal development sessions with a coach.

In Santa Soledad, Titan X becomes a target for Apex, forcing Shaw and the Randas to infiltrate the covert experiment.