Christmas cheer is in the air as the lifeguards prepare for their annual holiday toy drive. While surfing, a local grandpa has a heart attack and is rushed to the hospital, and Hina and Kainalu receive the responsibility of babysitting his grandkids. Sonny tells Laka he is not ready to become a lieutenant, and Laka does not take the news well and spirals at a bar. Chief wants Kenji to replace Sonny as Captain, but Sonny is stern on recommending Em and calls in a final favor with Mayor Emerson. Meanwhile, Will and Em almost get caught in the act by friends, and Hina and Kainalu become more than roommates.

Laszlo and Nandor try to exorcise the demon who had possessed their neighbor Sean.

Dia goes to Nylah's birthday party; Matt knows his secret decision will break his mom's heart; Janelle and Tina go head-to-head over the move to Florida; things get explosive when Kris learns Austin looked at houses with his mom.

The family's dream of climbing Mount Everest turns into a nightmare when Stan tries to save a buck and takes them to a different, much cheaper mountain.

Senators call on the House to release the Matt Gaetz ethics report. Also, the ACLU sues for information on Donald Trump's mass deportation plans. Plus, President Biden allows Ukraine to use U.S. missiles inside Russia. And The New Yorker's post-election analysis considers the "ambience of information" in the new media landscape. Rep. Steve Cohen, Mae Ngai, Amb. Michael McFaul, and Nathan Heller join Lawrence O'Donnell.

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

Jon Stewart covers the latest post-election news from Trump and Biden world, then unpacks Republicans' strategy of aggressively exploiting loopholes, in contrast to the Democrats' style of following rules and norms. "You actually have to focus relentlessly on delivering for people in their daily lives and figure out how to do it... so they feel it." Co-founder of The Liberal Patriot Substack and co-author of "Where Have All the Democrats Gone?" Ruy Teixeira sits down with Jon Stewart to discuss how Democrats lost their coalition of working-class voters and economic instincts. They talk about the decline of Democratic economic policies since Bill Clinton, whether DEI and "woke" culture are turning people away from the party, and what Teixeira views as an era where both Democrats and Republicans may not be interested in forming a dominant majority coalition.

Guests include Cher, Zoey Deutch and musical guest Gwen Stefani. 

Josh Brolin.

Kacey Musgraves.

1. Denzel Washington ("Gladiator II" and "The Piano Lesson"). 

2. Phillipa Soo ("Doctor Odyssey"). 

3. Musical Guest Dwight Yoakam.

Guests include Kristin Chenoweth (Our Little Secret) and Jimmy O. Yang (Interior Chinatown). 

Sharon and Stacey support Martin, Linda has questions for Elaine, and Lauren is struggling and seeks help.

After the adrenaline of their affair, Josh is keen to take his relationship with Fola to the next level. But Fola wants to take things slowly – not exactly Josh's speed.

A familiar face returns to town. Josh tries to put things right with Fola but ends up making things worse.

Fola gets some exciting news but she isn't sure how to tell Josh. Josh does something bold in an attempt to give Fola space.

On an ordinary day, Claire Kutty, a secondary school English teacher in her early forties, hears a low, rumbling sound while driving her daughter Ashley to their school. This innocuous noise starts to cause Claire migraines, nosebleeds, insomnia and even visions. No obvious source or medical cause can be found – and no-one else can hear it.

After weeks of feeling increasingly isolated and on edge, Claire is approached by one of her students and Ashley's classmate, Kyle Francis, who tells Claire he can also hear the sound.

Zack pays Fola a visit, but things don't go according to plan. Meanwhile, Josh is regretting his hasty decision.

After a disastrous evening, Esther struggles to find her feet, whilst Josh scrambles to cover his tracks.

Fola has a surprise in store for Josh, and Zack's date with Claire takes an unusual turn. Meanwhile, Esther and Lars's new relationship reaches a moment of reckoning.

With everyone gathered under one roof, the stage is set for some big revelations – and an unexpected guest takes the night in a new direction once more.

As everyone reels from the events of the previous night, some big decisions need to be made.

Hosted by Australian tennis legend, Todd Woodbridge, Australia's newest game show Tipping Point will push contestants' luck to the very edge. Three contestants will go head to head against the mesmerising machine with one lucky contestant playing for the Jackpot.

Claire and Kyle discover a group of other people who not only can hear the hum but want to embrace it. However, Kyle's mother finds out about their meetings.

Unable to experience the hum the way the others can, and increasingly guilty about her relationship with Kyle, Claire has a crisis.

Claire finally loses herself in the hum as the outside world closes in on the group. One last group session ends in tragedy.

Moira continues to prepare for the worst, Ruby has a surprise visitor, and Jai proposes a scheme.

A confused Ste becomes threatening, leaving his family heartbroken. Elsewhere, a discovery leads to apprehension.

The Villa has been getting red hot with sexy challenges and not-sexy dumpings, and tonight, a night of risky moves and secret chats is going to leave things very, very messy.

Eden tells Cash to back off. Abigail begins to doubt Nerida. Alf rumbles Roo's plans for the Bait Shop.

Contestants go wild with rackets and heavenly voices. Smear campaigns and hiding places are created.

It's the grand final of MKR, where our top two teams must prepare 100 plates of food to impress the judges. Which team will be crowned MKR champion & win a life changing $100.000 prize?

After a heartfelt memorial for his late father, Yogi embarks on a 5 day journey across Australia, Mel Michelsen tackles a tight deadline & Mike & Vinnie continue their journey toward Hall's Creek.

Taking a fun look at the week that was are The Cheap Seats hosts Melanie Bracewell and Tim McDonald.

A 90-year-old is shocked by a £17,000 ground rent bill on the flat he's owned for 50 years. Plus the online marketplace being abused by scammers.