Auditions resume as more unforgettable oddballs and heartfelt hopefuls take the stage, from dancing dads and a death-defying aerialist to a series of original songs that divide the judges like never before.

Sean Mora and Ilimbek Akylbek Uulu battle it out for a spot in the bantamweight semifinals.

Michael Kosta covers Trump's packed schedule: hosting an IndyCar event, offering a dubious medical explanation for Lindsey Graham's "blow up", and reviving Iran tensions over Strait of Hormuz tolls. Graham's successor is confirmed - and despite being his sister, she may be America's most qualified senator. The Daily Show also counts down the biggest moments in America's 250-year history, from the Declaration of Independence and World War II to Lenny Kravitz's wardrobe malfunction. Financial literacy expert Beth Kobliner joins Michael to discuss the 5th edition of her bestseller, "Get a Financial Life", why more schools should teach personal finance, and how basics like high-yield savings, investing, credit scores, debt, and retirement accounts are easier to understand than banks make them seem. Plus, Kosta fields "broke Daily Show staff" questions on bank robbery as retirement planning and whether Gen Z will ever own a home.

Jimmy welcomes actor Matt Damon and actor Anthony Michael Hall.

Theresa goes rogue, Marva is adamant that someone has tampered with her belongings, Manny declares his intentions to marry Zane, and River demands Joan's half of the secret finance password.

Finn and Jake must help Ice King find his spare castle key after they accidentally teleport him into the treehouse while he is naked.

The gang are on trial and must confess their darkest secrets, but one secret threatens all.

Snowed in and far from family, the Ingalls try to find a little cheer on a quiet Christmas Eve. But Santa has a surprise or two in store.

Brooke's marriage troubles show up on Nantucket. The stars come together and rally around Hollis.

It's the final day of HEAT WEEK and four cooks face off in head-to-head duels in an elimination challenge. After two rounds of battle, the bottom dish in the final dual will send its maker home.

Spidey helps Mr. Fantastic when his hiccups cause him to change shapes.