Tamara is going crazy waiting for a message from Gustavo, who finally makes the first move. Laura welcomes her new apprentice and invites her to a festival. Juana feels left out by her friends. Ruth receives important news about the trial.

The day of Sarita's son's bris arrives: Tamara arrives late to the event, as she is already deeply entangled with Gustavo. Debi, visiting Argentina, avoids sharing important news to not overshadow Sarita's day. Ruth and Tamara clash again over the trial and Tamara's indifference. Juana and Laura take a significant step in their relationship.

Tamara moves forward in her relationship with Gustavo, meeting his children and ex-wife, which shakes her up. Gustavo attends one of Tamara's events for the first time and steps into her world. Sara starts therapy as she is in crisis with her family life. Tamara argues with Gustavo and realizes that what unites them is also what separates them.

Tamara continues in her love triangle with Mora and Gustavo while Ruth, Debi, and Mijal buy the family's first car, which makes Tamara furious. A revelation puts the friendship between Tamara, Juana, and Laura in jeopardy, and suddenly all her family and romantic relationships are on the brink of collapse.

Tamara buys her first apartment and plans to celebrate with her friends, but the secret she's been keeping from her friends is revealed and the distance becomes irreconcilable. Tam seeks refuge in Poli and Tanta. Tamara returns home dejected and discovers that her friends are also hiding something from her.

Debi goes into labor. Tamara reunites with Juana and Laura, who accompany her despite the evident distance between them. She also decides to be honest with Gustavo. Tamara sets out to mend everything she has broken throughout the season.

Julia struggles with Sara's sleepwalking terrors, and Polgar meets with Josef — a small-town farmer who claims he's seen foreign entities near his home.

Wera travels to Truskasy to scoop the breaking story from under Polgar's nose with Sokolik's help. Julia and Polgar uncover a shocking new eyewitness.

The state holds a conference to unveil Polgar's findings, but when Julia and Sara visit the lake, a hidden truth about Antek's disappearance resurfaces.

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Debbie McGee in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Arthur's encounter with some bandits leads to a tumble into a ravine, where he has a bizarre encounter.

Natalia questions whether she can trust an unexpected set of allies. As questions about her past arise, painful memories are unearthed.

Andrew Hayes / Originally Tupelo, Mississippi, Law Student; Denise LeBlanc-Bock / Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, Architect; Brenden Monroe / Seattle, Washington, Senior Game Producer.

The new series continues. From crumbling ceilings to time-worn turrets, British families discover what it takes to buy and renovate beautiful chateaux in France. At the stunning Château de Lalande, Stephanie's adding a touch of glamour to one of the busiest areas of her home. With walls to paint and furniture to upcycle, she's got her hands full! At Château Mareuil, the wedding season is upon Belinda and Lee, but with a leaking roof and sheep ready to wander into their impending celebrations, there's still a lot to do. And new chateau owners Jane and Rory move in to Château de Pican. But the previous owners have left everything behind, so they need to figure out what's trash and what's treasure. 

Kellyoke: Love So Soft (Kelly Clarkson)/ Olivia Munn/ "Ping Pong Snack Attack"/ Paul W. Downs/ Carol Leifer/ Dreams with Color Me Courtney/ WIL: The Pajama Program

Jennifer welcomes the cast of "G20," including Viola Davis, Anthony Anderson, Antony Starr, Marsai Martin, Ramón Rodríguez, Christopher Farrar, and Sabrina Impacciatore, to talk about the new film.

HGTV's Ty Pennington and Jennifer chat about his show "Rock the Block."

Plus, tune in for a performance from K-pop group ENHYPEN!

Valerie Bertinelli is joining Drew for a brand-new Drew's News. Plus, Luke Wilson is playing behind-the-scenes and dishing on his most popular roles.

Next, Drew and Ross Mathews are covering the news sunny-side up. Fashion expert Kristina Zias is sharing a glow up reveal after giving a viewer a makeover.

The new run of the show that brings the sun to our sofas continues. Ben Hillman helps Lisa from Bedfordshire find the perfect holiday home for her and her family in northern Tenerife, known as the Island of Eternal Spring and famous for its volcanic black-sand beaches. With Lisa's husband Jonathan tied up with work, she brings along her best friend Jo to keep her from getting carried away while they're looking. Ben shows them five fabulous properties for Lisa's maximum budget of £300,000, from a quirky hilltop house to a detached 'castle' villa. Are any of them perfect enough for Lisa to put in an offer? 

Dani hopes to rekindle her lost spark with Pamela's help; Martin and Smitty face new hurdles protecting Tyrell; Nicole and Ted confront lingering issues in their marriage as they prepare to celebrate a relationship milestone.

Rob and Dave Nicholson welcome the arrival of a shire foal to their beloved mare Sapphire. We are introduced to the pint-sized farmers taking the countryside by storm, as we meet six-year-old Olivia who isn't scared of getting her hands dirty! And our presenters have their hands full bottle feeding five orphaned goats. 

The new series continues, as brother and sister property developers Scarlette and Stuart Douglas use all their creative expertise to help families transform run-down houses into dream homes, without blowing the bank. With over 70% of renovations going over time and over budget, Scarlette and Stuart use every trick in their book to help families make their money go further than they ever thought possible. Stuart and Scarlette also share innovative take-home tips and tricks for any homeowner who's hoping to revamp and modernise their property. Best friends Brad and Billy have bought their first home together to get on the property ladder, but all they could afford is a very dated and run-down house. Scarlette and Stuart help them to make the most of their new home. 

Kicking things off is a life-sized model horse used as a teaching aid at a riding school for disabled people. Instructor Ena and star pupil Ellen are hoping Hector, who is badly damaged after years of service, can be restored. Hector is on hand for students to practise approaching a horse and tacking up. He is a key part of the school and has been of great value to Ellen in particular, who was born with a condition that affects her hearing and balance. After enlisting Dominic Chinea's help to build up Hector's uneven hooves with fibreglass, the Bear Ladies, Amanda Middleditch and Julie Tatchell, mend his mane and missing fur before coming up with a smooth solution to make him look friendlier. Ellen and Ena jump for joy as they are reunited with their transformed, trusty friend.

Next, Mary-Rose and her daughters Lou and Kate bring a chair with a rich history. This classic piece was commandeered from Mary-Rose's grandparents' home in Paris during World War II after they made a daring escape to England. After the war, it was returned, badly damaged, to its owners, who reupholstered it themselves before keeping it safely under wraps. Once passed down to Mary-Rose, it was well used and became the favourite seat of her beloved late husband. Upholsterer Sonnaz Nooranvary strips it back to its wooden frame and uses traditional techniques to restore its strength and comfort. In homage to its history, she covers it in a fabric woven by a Paris-based company. The family are delighted to see their treasured chair given new life.

The third visitor has an unusual clock that intrigues and excites horologist Steve Fletcher. Robin is the proud owner of a chromosphere, a mechanical marvel built by his great-grandfather. Using a grandfather clock mechanism, it rotates a globe that reveals, on a ring around the equator, what time it is anywhere around the world. Or so a newspaper article fixed inside the clock's stand claims - Robin has never seen it working. While Steve mends the mechanisms to revive its long-lost tick, globe expert Jonathan Wright uses an endoscope to locate the position of the old lead shot inside the globe. He replaces it to ensure it rotates smoothly before meticulously restoring detail to the paper covering. Robin returns and is overjoyed to hear it tock and strike for the very first time.

Finally into the barn are Adam and his mum Trish. Their sights are set on saddle maker Suzie Fletcher restoring a cherished leather darts case that belonged to their late father and husband, Alan. Like his dad, Adam loves the game but is unable to use his treasured case, as the stitching is too worn to hold darts in place. He asks Suzie not to clean away evidence of his dad's handling on the leather exterior, so a plan is hatched to carefully condition it from the inside instead. A surprise awaits Suzie as the case is taken apart. She replaces the stitching with a linen thread - like it originally had - and adorns the front with embossed initials, which is just how Adam and Trish remember it. When they return, they are transported back to happy times with the family man they adored.

The row over Emma's extension becomes even more heated as her neighbours stand firm in their opposition to the build.

And when Emma asks Derek and Barbara to move their tree; under pressure from builder Lee, the response is alarmingly aggressive, making Emma start to seriously wonder what's under that tree. But Derek is not about to give up, and in frustration approaches Sonia to support him in opposing the building work.

Emma is unsurprised, but nonetheless hurt, when her father, Terry, reveals that he does indeed want something in return for helping Emma get her planning permission - a request that is both an ethical and financial quandary for solicitor Emma.

Andi gets closer to a flattered Beth who finds the attention from someone who is interested in her and her work intoxicating. Beth is seemingly falling for the charismatic Andi.

By now Alan is concerned about Sonia's movements; why is she going to work on a Saturday when she is a teacher? His concerns only grow when John isn't free for a pint either. Is there a reason that neither are around at home at the weekend?

Nick finds himself being driven insane by the noise from Emma's building work, so he builds up his campaign for parking permits. In order to pressure John to sign his petition, Nick shows him some suspicious footage he has of him. John reacts vehemently to the threat of blackmail and denies that there is anything suspicious in the footage.

Pondering her dad's request, and with John ignoring her calls, Emma pays Alan a visit and the two feel a connection when they discuss their respective partners' recent disappearances. Is there something growing between them? Their chat is cut short however, when a fight blows up between Derek and Emma's builder, Lee.

While the street continues to dissolve into mayhem, Sonia makes an unexpected discovery and John guards his secret.

And as another week comes to a close on Shelbury Drive, the anonymous notes to Emma become more threatening – and more sinister.

The new run of the iconic property show continues. Kevin McCloud follows Britain's most ambitious self-building projects, as intrepid individuals attempt to design and construct the home of their dreams. Kevin revisits architect Graeme and Melanie, who had huge ambitions for their new home in Hackney; a comfortable haven for themselves and their teenage daughters, Isla and Indi. They wanted the house to celebrate and cement their new blended family, formed following the loss of their own partners. The only problem was where they wanted to build: on a tiny twin garage plot bought for a whopping £275,000, on a traditional Victorian terraced road. Graeme came up with an unapologetically modernist bright red design. Inside, it was to be cleverly laid out to maximise?space vertically. Despite the challenge of excavating four metres down in a tight urban site, the schedule was set at just 12 months, with an equally tight budget. But a catalogue of challenges quickly hit Melanie and Graeme, from the basement contractor withdrawing due to skyrocketing material costs, to huge increases in mortgage rates draining the budget. And as the project neared completion, a final bombshell in the basement blew their schedule off course and put even their hopes of living in the house in jeopardy. Eighteen months since his last somewhat gloomy visit, Kevin returns to see if Graeme and Melanie are finally out of their hole. Do they now have the beautiful home they originally envisaged?