Twelve acts compete live for a chance to advance to the finale; America begins the vote for their six favorite acts.

The ballroom welcomes 16 new celebrities for their first live performance; the male celebrities make their debut, performing to a number one song from the year they were born.

As the cod fishery collapses, Mark questions his path and turns to shop class. Meanwhile, his family faces an uncertain future.

Wanda gets a new job, but street violence threatens to unravel her music dreams. Leon's forced to settle a street conflict.

A reunion with an old prison acquaintance pulls R.J. into a string of daring bank heists as the fallout from Victor Ochoa's death deepens.

Mitch McConnell dispels rumors of his death just as Anthropic insiders warn AI could wipe us out in as little as six months. Thumbs up, Mitch! Josh Johnson covers the headlines, including Trump's answer to the AI threat: everything will be fine if we have a "high IQ president". Which may be an issue. Michael Kosta asks whether solar geoengineering can cool the planet, sitting down with Make Sunsets founder Luke Iseman, who's battling climate change with sulphur-filled balloons. Is it a real fix or just hot air? With help from climate experts Shuchi Talati and David Keith, Kosta goes full Walter White to investigate. Danielle Brooks also joins Johnson to discuss her new film, "If I Go Will They Miss Me", her on-location shoot in Watts, honoring the woman behind her character, and how motherhood shapes the roles she chooses.

Jimmy addresses the latest news, like Trump awarding his cabinet with "points" for campaign visits, before speaking with Helen Mirren, Alan Cumming and Jake Shane and welcoming comedian Jay Jurden for stand-up.

When a tornado threatens Toledo, TTT debuts push notifications; Travis and Adelola storm chase.

A washed up rockstar tries to reclaim his former glory through the production of a salacious video.

After a suspicious setback during a key race against Westvale, Noah's mystery-themed after-party becomes a real-life investigation in the boathouse.

The Dang siblings go home to Boston so Ruthie can tell their parents about her pregnancy - but wicked-high expectations and old habits derail the reveal.

As Ikal continues to struggle, Juan dangles a job offer that could solve his family's money problems... with a catch. While Belén is distracted by memories of Isaac, her absence at Robles and Associates leads to a potential shakeup at Focal Point.

Sally's secret relationship with Patrick intensifies as a near discovery raises the stakes, forcing Sally to confront the reality of what she has gotten involved with. Kaden faces mounting financial strain as he and Dan prepare for the arrival of their baby. As Carol searches for answers about Neil Barrie, she uncovers new information about the family's past.

Kevin McCloud follows more ambitious self-building projects, beginning with Bryony and Matt, who have spent five years planning the perfect Cornish family beach house, complete with its own surfboard room. But with the project up and running, they have only given themselves a year to finish, despite aiming for passive house standards and with construction of the irregular frame to be done almost entirely on site and by hand - not to mention their busy home and work lives.

Tommy and Tuppence chase new leads to clear Bingo's name, but as the mystery deepens, their first case puts them closer to the killer - and danger.