After Sa Eon experiences an attack, he grows wary of Hui Ju's relationship with her friend. Meanwhile, an ominous figure makes his presence known.

Okumura and Ririsa happen to be alone together for once, but that doesn't mean it's now a date, right?

The fight with a Tamagami begins! The Tamagamis are the undefeated guardians of the Dragon Balls. Seeing Goku fight toe-to-toe with one, Panzy and the others are unable to hide their surprise. As the battle heats up, what will happen?!

A month has passed since the fierce SJ3 battles. Karen returns to Hokkaido and tells Miyu she can't decide whether to continue playing GGO. However, Miyu figures out that Karen's actually concerned about the pure rivalry with Elza and Saki.

Jack reaches a new low, but Andy has some hidden tricks up his sleeve.

Holy flyin' fuck, the Boys had a CRAZY week! Thank fuck they - and Shitrockers bassist Waylon - are sober enough to recount wild tales and gossip from the Standing On The Shoulders Of Kitties premieres in London, LA and Halifax. Find out who nearly destroyed the Abbey Road mixing desk, and what OTHER liquor Julian's been drinking. Plus: Look out Swifties, make way for the Shitties! Standing On The Shoulders Of Kitties hits theatres in Canada and the US on December 6, and the UK and Ireland January 10!

It's a showdown on the Isle of Wight shops for Catherine and Ishy's final clash, where they uncover the oldest find of the trip by far.

Kurumi and Yuzu get an offter to test for a place in the Magumi. It should be the second chance both girls have dreamed, but they find themselves hesitating. Is an old dream worth giving up their present for?

Laurel Day / Originally Austin, Texas, Project Manager; Susan Beachy / Queens, New York, News Researcher; Nick Pietrowicz / Arlington, Virginia, Diplomatic Security Service Special Agent.

Brad is hired to film a pitch for a new docuseries.

After a week of dog poo diatribe, spicy omelettes and farm faux pas, the B&Bers meet one last time to have a big old row and find out who's won.

Nikki Fox, Ruthie Henshall, Danny John-Jules and Ignacio Lopez test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

The god of poetry and bard art takes on fake news when Brage Prize winners Kathrine Nedrejord and Ayesha Wolasmal are guests.

Fleur East is on hand with even more Strictly exclusives in this special Musicals edition, where she's joined by a trio of celebrity super fans. Plus a sneak peak at the remaining couples' first rehearsals in the Strictly studio.

Fergal makes a shocking decision as he tries to drive a wedge between Ronan and Georgie. A beleaguered James struggles to keep his secret from Hayley. 

Madeeha Syed heads to Pakistan to meet the young female hip-hop artists trying to thrive in what were once Karachi's most deadly neighbourhoods. A generation of young rappers are turning away from the gangs, capitalising on the area's relative calm. However, embracing western-inspired music isn't without its risks as many performers have to juggle the politics of their conservative neighbourhood, the requirements of family and religious opposition to their chosen profession.

It's time for heat four, as the brand-new series continues. Mike Wozniak is in his element because he gets to build sandcastles. Rose Matafeo judges what would be of most use in a zombie apocalypse. And this week's fab five - Billy, Emilie, Jamie, Kaif and Kyra - who are all aged between nine and 11, become acquainted with Hollywood royalty.

A man belonging to the Mormon community is found murdered in a temple. Astrid and Raphaëlle soon discover that the murder strangely resembles that of Joseph Smith, founding father and prophet of the community...

Susan explores the stunning South Scottish Glens and the Isle of Arran, where she spent childhood holidays. From a fascinating art installation at the Crawick Multiverse to discovering treasures at Drumlanrig Castle, Susan's journey uncovers surprises at every turn. Visit Sanquhar's oldest post office, experience the vibrant farmers Arran Show, and enjoy a catamaran ride to Brodick. Susan ends her adventure with whisky at a distillery, family fun at Blackwaterfoot beach, and memories that capture the magic of Arran. 

Docuseries examining cases where medical professionals break their hippocratic oath and use their expertise to commit murder.

The armchair critics settle down to a selection of the past week's TV shows, with cameras capturing their instant reactions - the good, the bad and the bewildered.

Ant and Dec present as the famous faces near the end of their second week in the Australian jungle. Living off basic rations they must compete in trials in the hope of winning food for camp.

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty!
 
Following his incredibly successful North American tour, Tommy Tiernan will chat to Patrick about gigging in the US during the presidential election and his love of travelling by tour bus. He'll also talk about bringing his Tommedian show across Ireland and Europe over the coming months and who he'd like to see on the ninth season of his chat show next year.
 
Live at 10pm, just after polling stations close in the 2024 General Election, Patrick will be joined by two of the presenters of the Behind the Ballot podcast, Katie Hannon, David McCullagh and Jennifer Bray, Political Correspondent with The Irish Times live in studio to deliver and discuss the RTÉ, The Irish Times, TG4, Trinity College Dublin joint Exit Poll carried out by Ipsos B&A.
 
Roseanna and Ollie Ruane will join Patrick ahead of next week's Late Late Toy Show. In 2020, when their daughter Saoirse was eight years old she appeared on The Late Late Toy Show and became the inspiration behind the RTÉ Toy Show Appeal, winning the hearts of the nation on the night. Saoirse passed away at the age of 12 in March of this year after a long battle with a rare form of cancer.
 
Tommy Bowe will be chatting about the launch of his brand-new skincare line Flow by Bowe, catching up with his former coach Joe Schmidt and looking ahead to Ireland v Australia this Saturday. He'll also be reflecting on getting his start in rugby and life after professional sport.
 
Celebrating four decades of music, Galway singer Mary Coughlan will be in studio performing her hit ‘I'd Rather Go Blind' ahead of the Irish conclusion of her 40th Anniversary Tour next month.

Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker are joined by guests Lorraine Kelly, Nabil Abdulrashid and Susan Wokoma for a comic review of the significant moments of the past seven days. As usual, the hashtag #isitok paves the way for the gang to round up, examine and explain the leading and most entertaining news stories of the week.

Together on Graham's sofa: superstar actor and singer Cher, talking about her autobiography Cher: The Memoir, Part One, Michael Fassbender, playing a covert CIA agent in TV series The Agency, double Oscar nominee Keira Knightley, in Christmas spy thriller Black Doves and Hollywood star Josh Brolin, discussing his book From Under the Truck: A Memoir. With music from Jalen Ngonda, who performs his single Anyone In Love.