A young woman discovers an evil twin tumor. A pet-lover loses her nose when her dog attacks. Door cameras capture a rescue. A terrifying illness suddenly afflicts a healthy young patient. A condition causes one person hundreds of trips to the ER.
Cane goes the extra mile to help Billy; Audra is blindsided by Sally; Adam makes a sacrifice for Chelsea.
The teams of '90s stars compete to renovate retro foyers and side rooms, which is an office for Team Mauve, and a den for Team Curtains; Keshia, Matthew, and Joey also plot some epic revenge for a prank pulled by Brian, Jodie, and Beverley.
Finn asks Steffy not to go through with the surrogacy. Taylor isn’t pleased to hear that Sheila confided in Deacon.
After a very successful first season, it's here, the popular Traitors are back! If you think that nothing can surprise you in the second season, you are very wrong. The second season is even darker and full of intrigue. The principle of the game remains the same. Groups of contestants complete daily tasks, but the essential thing is that every night a group of traitors will eliminate one of the participants from the game. The remaining participants have the opportunity to reveal the alleged traitor by voting and eliminate him from the game. The entire time, the viewer follows the classic and actually popular plot. Who will win? Good or evil? Loyal or traitors? Thanks to the selected contestants, this is a great psychological game. Traitors is once again set in one of the oldest Czech castles, surrounded by a number of legends and secrets, Křivoklát. The moderator is none other than Vojta Kotek
Beryl Gardenant, a middle-aged swordsman running a dojo in the backwaters, lives a quiet life, until Allucia, former student and Commander of the Royal Order of Knights, appears! Beryl’s life is about to change dramatically! City life. Old students. New friends and formidable foes. It’s all too much. But after years of training, he has mad skills, and he’s been dubbed “the backwater swordmaster.”
Teams enjoy quintessential cultural experiences on opposite ends of the country, until one team’s fun is cut short.
In Spain, work begins to transform Lucy and Tom's old wine press barn into holiday accommodation. Disaster strikes at Mike's village in the Asturias mountains, while in France, Dan begins restoring his château's basement. Keri and Carolyn's plans to revive their Italian borgo hangs by a thread.
On the front lines of the war, Tanya Degurechaff, blond hair, blue eyes, and porcelain white skin, commands her squad with lisping voice. Actually, she is one of Japan's most elite salary men, reborn as a little girl into a world of magical warfare after angering a mysterious being who calls himself God.
When Lucy’s goddaughter has her 20th birthday party in their house, Lee kills the mood by stopping them from playing his precious vinyl.
A winning team is awarded $10,000 in a heartfelt challenge finish, but a frantic push to catch up on Rumpus and Laundry Week triggers an explosive fallout on the Block.
Nicola makes a public admission, Caleb is determined to seek revenge on Joe and Kim visits Joe's baby in hospital.
Christina is shocked when she gets a blast from the past while working with George at the funeral parlour. Horrified by what she learns, she hurries out. Joanie makes a dig about the bruise on Sally's face, so Lucy apologises to Sally, gives her a hug and warmly tells her
David and Amelia's relationship blossoms. Cash avoids a hard conversation. Abigail is overwhelmed.
A wave of terminations pushes players to the brink, but remember: Competition is 93% perspiration, 6% strategy, 4% luck and 2% butterscotch ripple.