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- In an evasive effort to protect himself and his son, Traveler 001 puts a plan into play that threatens to expose the Travelers.
- MacLaren and the team must help a fellow traveler plan his own assassination, while helping an unsuspecting activist complete a deadly mission.
- When 3468's team fails the mission of rescuing essential technology for the future, the Director sends additional Travelers to assist the team and complete the mission, putting Protocol Alpha in motion.
- Marcy attempts a procedure to recover her memories and gets more than she bargained for. The Travelers protect a little girl who is very important to the future. The MacLarens continue to mourn the passing of their unborn child.
- After his agent approaches him about rebooting the Growing Pains (1985) franchise as a parenting manual, Alan approaches John Stamos to play the part of son Mike Seaver. Alan gets shot down and decides, the best way to get the old cast back together and film them, is to not tell them they're being filmed.
- 'A User's Guide to Cheating Death' is a documentary series that casts light on increasingly controversial procedures, diets and revived ancient therapies that are being sought by people desperate to dramatically alter their bodies or radically improve their health, and the booming industries that are more than happy to accept their business. Health law professor, writer and debunker-extraordinaire Timothy Caulfield dives deep into the science, and the social issues behind today's cutting-edge health trends in order to separate the truly good advice from the excess of high- priced placebos.
- Katherine and Grace recount the events following the sting operation on the New Eden community.
- One of the travelers struggles with being unable to stop future events.
- Alan and Tanya's arrangements for their ranch manager's wedding are jeopardized when the Elvis impersonator they fired from the festivities decides to crash the party.
- Jenna's efforts to balance work and social life are threatened when her divorced, frequently-fighting parents both arrive in town at the same time. After her colossal failure in Hollywood, Jenna decides to stick to what she knows and try once again to enter Miss Universe, but soon discovers even that may not be as easy as she thought. To make matters worse, a chance encounter reveals that Angela may not be the loving cousin Jenna thought she was.
- Anne calls in Gail to deal with her fiancé, Michael. Anne had previously called off their engagement before because of what she considers Michael's reckless spending, especially on his man toys. An example of that reckless spending is that Michael spends more on a monthly basis on his luxury sedan than he does on the mortgage on his house. To protect her own financial self and well-being, Anne purchased her own house during their break-up, which she is reluctant to part with because of not fully trusting Michael. Anne states that she will have no hesitation in breaking up with Michael again if he doesn't change his spending ways. Michael's debt is also despite he earning a good $100,000 living as a radio DJ. Gail tries to impress on Michael the difference between setting his house or his car as a main priority. Gail also wants him to redirect his energies into the wedding, primarily to walk a figurative mile in Anne's shoes to see what she is going through in terms of spending responsibly on what should be a joint goal. She also wants them to sit down and discuss rationally as opposed to emotionally what they are going to do in terms of their post-marriage living, the two houses which they don't need. This task may be more difficult for Anne as Michael's house carries the emotional baggage of the problems when they lived there together previously. On the flip side, Gail wants Anne to understand that Michael does not want his past spending problems to be constantly thrown in his face if problems arise in their relationship, this something Anne has done in the past in her mistrust.
- Schitt's Creek star Annie Murphy is taking her newly retired mum Deb on the trip of a lifetime, whether she wants to or not. From mountain biking down an actual mountain, fishing for sharks, diving an abandoned reef, dancing a true Newfoundlander jig, and zip lining across a gigantic gorge, Deb is jumping in and giving it her all.
- Anthony calls in Gail to deal with his wife, Tamara, who he feels spends indiscriminately. They have a relatively low combined annual household income at just under $45,000 which is part of their financial issue. Beyond their household expenses, they made an agreement that she would only spend on things she needs for work as a hairdresser, which still seems to add up to a lot of beauty products. Part of Anthony's concern is providing for their infant daughter properly, they not wanting her to fall into the feeling of being poor like they both did when they were growing up. However, their financial situation does not stop them from dipping into their daughter's savings whenever they feel the need. Anthony also wants to have more children which will compound their financial problems unless something changes. Part of providing that security for their daughter is their want to own their own house instead of renting for their entire lives. Anthony seems to realize that he is not totally blameless, he often taking the easier path of going out for fast food instead of eating at home. Also, Tamara does all the finances for their household as the one with the greater natural aptitude in that area. In speaking to Tamara, Gail finds a somewhat defeatist attitude in that Tamara has always felt poor, and feels that nothing they will ever do will change that. Gail gives Tamara a choice with regard to certain issues to see where her true priorities lie. Gail also wants them to see what it will take to work toward their stated goals of a house and more kids, and whether the short term pleasures they currently spend on are worth forgoing those longer term goals.
- MacLaren urges Yates to help him when a Traveler with a mission vital to humanity's survival arrives in the body of a just-captured serial killer.
- Zack visits Austin to perform a live show.
- Grant MacLaren and his team find themselves in FBI custody with no means of escape, while a mysterious new traveler reveals secrets to his psychiatrist.
- Alan and Tanya talk babies. Well, at least they try to, but the arrival of an incompetent intern proves distracting.
- MacLaren is kept on a tight leash after the Director orders an assassination. The other team members assemble after learning their leader is in grave danger.
- Wearable tech has become a billion dollar industry. These mini computers promise to track everything from heart rate to footsteps and give you a better, healthier life. But many are going further, body hacking, implants and upgrades. Tim meets the people that are making technology an intimate part of their health and body.
- Jenna Talackova may have been born with the name Walter, but make no mistake, this beautiful knockout is all woman, and she's not afraid to roar - just ask Donald Trump. After skyrocketing to fame as the transgendered girl with the gall to take on "The Donald" for the right to compete in Miss Universe, Jenna won't let anything keep her from her dreams. She's set her sights on becoming a top model, actor, and television personality. And she's got just the right entourage to help her do it: her cousin Angela, Jenna's closest confidant and occasional worst nightmare; her best friend Dajana, a level-headed beauty who's always trying to help Jenna get out of her own way; and Vanessa, Jenna's hard-charging and long-suffering publicist. BRAVE NEW GIRLS follows the lives of these young, hot, up-and-comers as they strive for success, love and the limelight.
- People remember Jenna Talackova best as the transgendered beauty queen who was kicked out of the Miss Universe Pageant for not being born a female. For them, Jenna's eventual re-entry into the competition was the end of the story, but for Jenna it's only the beginning. She's ready to use her new celebrity status to launch her career, but as Jenna learns fairly quickly sometimes fame can be a double-edged sword.
- Jennifer calls in Gail to deal with her husband, Bryan, they the parents to two young daughters. Jennifer earns the bulk of the family's money. Bryan's approximate thirty percent contribution - now $20,000 annually as a carpenter - and more goes primarily toward his own vices, namely nights out eating with the boys, copious quantities of good beer, and cigarettes. In addition, he has a thing for nice televisions, he spending most of his time at home in his "man cave" in the converted garage. With the television issue, he now refuses to sleep in his and Jennifer's bedroom since there is no television in the room. Soft spoken Jennifer has given up trying to talk to Bryan about money, as it leads to arguments and Bryan shutting down. As such, neither Bryan or Jennifer, the latter who handles all the household finances, has any idea how deep in debt they are as a family, that debt which is primarily Bryan's in spending on his own vices. Especially as Bryan professes to have his daughters' best interest as his first priority, Gail wants there to be a better balance in the household, meaning Bryan getting out of his holistic adolescent mentality. In a practical sense, it means Bryan taking responsibility for knowing about the household finances, each contributing his or her fair share to the household finances including Bryan taking care of his own debt (with their disposable income his or her own based on what is left over), Bryan making more of an effort to earn more money in his now chosen trade, and Bryan limiting or totally cutting out some vices, namely having a defined amount of beer a week and quitting smoking. But some of the onus is also on Jennifer in standing up for herself which she has been unable to do in their relationship thus far.
- Alan pushes his luck when he creates a 'bucket list' of things he thinks Tanya wants to do most for her 40th birthday. Cat Cora and Lou Ferrigno guest stars.
- Neveah, June and Bette's undercover sting to catch a predator goes sideways. Mixing business with pleasure puts Madame's reign at risk.
- Bruce McArthur was many things: friend, grandfather, mall Santa, landscaper - and a ruthless serial killer. He lived a double life: his wholesome appearance and cooperative nature eluded cops for years while he engaged in a hedonistic lifestyle filled with violent sex that often went too far. He cunningly took advantage of his work as a gardener and buried his victims' body parts in the yards of his posh clientele. "Catching a Serial Killer: Bruce McArthur" unravels the twists and turns of the shocking investigation into Toronto's most prolific serial killer. Through exclusive interviews with McArthur's close friends and the homicide investigators who cracked the case and expert analyses by leading criminologists and forensic psychologists, this two-hour special uncovers how McArthur targeted, terrorized and murdered members of Toronto's LGBTQ+ community, The Village, for nearly a decade before getting caught.
- Alan and Carter go on a citywide manhunt when they suspect someone has stolen Alan's cellphone. Tanya's desire for a mirror in her bedroom pushes her into an unwise bet with Alan. Wayne Brady guest stars.
- Zack performs feats of mentalism while uncovering the lost history of magic in Chicago.
- Chris calls in Gail to deal with his wife of two years, Jessica who started to spend uncontrollably after the birth of their first child. Chris and Jessica, who each earn about half of their approximately $100,000 per annum household income, decided to split the expenses with Chris taking the mortgage and Jessica everything else, which when the decision was made felt equitable. Chris only knew there was a financial problem in their house when he started to see bank fees for bounced checks. Chris has tried to speak to Jessica before about the issue, her stock response being, "shut up". Jessica feels a greater burden in those expenses as she has more of them to handle, thus feeling like more and more of her money is leaving as she deals with each successive bill. She admits that shopping is her escape from those financial pressures. They jointly own an investment property which he now wants to sell to bring down their debt, something she is unwilling to do. In examining their life more closely, Gail sees a couple that tries to portray a veneer of perfection, but at a cost of financial instability. Gail gives Jessica a choice, the decision Jessica makes Gail believing being an attempt to get her own way in the long run. Gail's first challenge for Jessica leads to Jessica feeling the need to provide full disclosure to Gail into the root cause of the spending and the associated reason why Chris, if he did know, didn't stop her. That disclosure not only frees the burden of the secret to making some prudent financial decisions, but also leads to Gail focusing in on them as a couple in their remaining challenge.
- Chris calls in Gail to deal with Nicole, his divorced daughter who has a daughter of her own. Nicole's money problems started during her unhappy marriage, when she started using shopping as an escape. When Nicole got divorced four years ago and bought herself a condo in which to live, the shopping as "happiness" therapy should have stopped, but it didn't. And then when Chris went through a health scare, he gave Nicole signing authority to his financial products, she who ultimately drained his bank account of $35,000 leaving him now with nothing on which to retire. Nicole knows what she did with her father was wrong, she who just recently removed her name from his accounts. Prior to Gail's intervention, Chris and Nicole didn't talk about any of her money issues in not wanting to place that open strain in their relationship. Nicole is worried about the process with Gail if only because she has never watched her spending, feels she doesn't have a natural aptitude for all that is entailed, and doesn't have a partner on which she can call upon to help her. And although she does want to repay back her father who she loves dearly and thus wants to have a happy and comfortable retirement, Nicole may find it difficult to give up those "wants" in her life, such as her regular mani/pedis, which were the source of her happiness for so long.
- A fundraising gala sets the stage for drama, as Nabil stirs suspicion and Bette makes a scene. Tensions between Oren and Shane hit a breaking point.
- After years of living on opposite coasts, international supermodel Coco Rocha is reconnecting with her father Trevor Haines through the trip of a lifetime in Montreal. Even though Trevor is more comfortable beach bound, Coco is determined to get her father out of his comfort zone by challenging him to a weekend complete with race car driving, high flying on a circus trapeze, a high adrenaline forest adventure and finally, taste testing a few of our creepy crawly friends. Bon Appetit Trevor.
- Ballerina Neveah arrives at Chicago's famed Archer School to find cruel new rivals - and the disturbing truth behind her surprise acceptance.
- Courtney calls in Gail to deal with her husband, Dylan, the two who have been together for ten years. They have an infant son, Dason, who was a surprise in their lives. Dylan wants them to have another child, but Courtney is concerned that Dylan's reckless spending - on the surface on nights out with the boys specifically having meals at the bar, and on cigarettes - will prevent them not only providing for Dason but for that future child. Another hit of Dylan's sole doing had to do with his car insurance, which required his parents to bail him out financially. As such, Courtney wants to put her foot down in not getting pregnant unless Dylan changes his ways. She also fears that their financial issues may lead to them needing to split. Gail finds that what is happening in Courtney and Dylan's household is not all that it appears from Courtney's side. Although Courtney, who handles all the household finances, is dead on that Dylan spends on average $400 a month on those spur of the moment meals out - more than Dylan suspected - she is surprised to learn that Dylan has socked away some money, both as savings and in an education fund for Dason. Dylan's issue is that Courtney, who is a full time nursing student, has spent her working life on part-time jobs that neither he or she would ever consider careers. Despite she currently earning half what he does, they had made the decision to split the household expenses down the middle, thus he feels she hasn't held up to her end of the financial burden. Dylan however admits that he has little understanding of finances in general, his financial doings on an individual basis without looking at their household money on a comprehensive basis. Gail wants the couple to look at their money more holistically with Dylan taking more responsibility, which means either he hands over his paychecks to Courtney to pool their money for household bills, or Dylan will take charge of the paying of the bills. Gail wants Dylan to set long term budgets to deal with their debt, in combination with both going through a goal setting exercise to see if another baby truly is priority in their lives.
- Alison calls in Gail to deal with the money management issues of her husband, Dan. Dan, who has always enjoyed the finer things in life and who likes to be generous to friends which often manifests itself in picking up the check in frequent meals out, lost his $80,000 per annum job shortly before he and Alison got married - something he postponed telling her in his want for her to have the wedding she wanted - that job which was replaced by a $30,000 per annum one. Alison, who has yet to start her teaching career, got pregnant shortly thereafter, she now six months into the pregnancy. Even with those added expenses and less income, Dan's spending did not change, the biggest bone of contention being a luxury sedan which Dan unilaterally purchased and that Alison does not think they can afford. They currently live with Dan's mother in her house rent free until they get back on their feet, this living arrangement which further places a strain on their young marriage. Alison is afraid that Dan, who has always been the reassuring one in their relationship, may talk a good talk but not do anything in a concrete fashion to deal with their financial problems. Beyond the spending diary which they are to keep, Gail wants Dan to sell the car, even if it means taking a loss on it. She also gives them $200 to carve out a small space in his mother's house for them including the baby, something which Alison was initially reluctant to do if only in making the living arrangement feel more permanent than she wanted. And she wants them to prepare a five year budget so that they will be on the same page for their medium term life goals.
- Although Dan is identified as the money moron in his marriage to Lisa, Dan is a willing participant in bringing Gail into their lives as he realizes he has made a mess in the management of their finances which in turn has placed a strain on their marriage, this the second marriage for both. Each party contributes roughly half of their approximately $90,000 annual income. At the beginning of their marriage, Lisa willingly gave up any handling of the finances, which she did in her first marriage, it a responsibility which she hated. Having no credit or debit card, Lisa is given a weekly allowance - her mad money - by Dan. It was the frequency that Dan stated that she could not have any more money on any given week for a larger than usual purchase which twigged in Lisa's brain that something was not right with their financial situation. Lisa had no idea what was happening to their money beyond the visible aspects, such as the building of the back yard swimming pool, the remodeling of the kitchen, and everything associated with their son's hockey, including the socializing of frequent meals out. Dan has not let her into the know even when she has asked. Dan's belief is that his problem has been the inability to say no without having to talk about the financial mess. Beyond the actual money management which includes entertaining themselves with less money, Gail provides them with challenges and supports to be able to communicate more effectively with each other about their finances and life priorities, as well as about planning for their retirement seeing that they are approaching middle age.
- Neveah urges the troupe to rise up against Ramon, while June battles her mother for emancipation. Bette tries a new tactic to score pills.
- The Faction sets off nuclear blasts that destroy all of the Travelers' archives, except the one in which a wounded David just happens to be trapped.
- April calls in Gail to deal with her husband, David. David is generous to a fault, including on himself, which he doesn't realize is causing the family financial hardship. David and April long ago purchased a house they couldn't really afford, and as the house slowly falls into disrepair, David uses the equity in it to finance his purchases, like surprise meals out, flowers and other gifts for April and their three children, and a new luxury car for himself. The spending continued even after he was demoted to a lower paying job. He and April had decided already to consolidate consumer loans into their mortgage, three times for a total of $90,000. They have already amassed more consumer debt on top of that to the tune of $44,000. Upon being ambushed by Gail and April, David admits that he had never really listened to April before when she tried to tell him her concerns over their finances. David is going to have to reset his priorities to make this fundamental change in his spending. Gail gives David challenges to get him out of restaurants regularly, to get him and April communicating with each other and working as a team.
- Deanna calls in Gail to deal with her fiancé, James, whose money management she wants dealt with before they get married. Deanna even states that James' money management problem may be a deal breaker in them actually getting married. They both would like to be full time actors, but because they are still in the struggling phase in that aspect, they work part-time in the service and retail industries, bringing in little money to live. As such, they live in the basement of Deanna's parents' house, where they will stay until they get on their feet financially. Part of Deanna's concern over the money is that she wants a big wedding typical of her Italian family, and shortly after getting married wants to start a family. James' primary money issue is that he lives for the here and now, not watching at all how much money he spends or to where it goes. Beyond giving them both a financial diary so that they can keep track of how much money comes in and how much goes out, Gail has to get them on the same page for their immediate life goals so that they can plan on how to achieve them. For James specifically, Gail wants him to understand the need to work at something to bring in money to live, while being more proactive in selling himself for those acting jobs. But in looking at their finances, Gail finds that Deanna is a worse culprit with money than James. The big issue for the couple is if it is worth going further into debt to pay for the "big party" aka the lavish wedding when they already have other debts to pay off.
- What does it take to flush all the bad stuff from your body after a weeklong bender? Or after several years of eating junk food? Can you atone for your health sins and start fresh? No. Detoxing isn't actually a thing. But it's become a fixation of the western world. Stemming from the guilty pleasures of overindulgence and under-exercising, a belief has emerged that we must regularly rid our bodies of toxins via detoxifying diets, fasts, technologies, and more. The evidence - or lack thereof - behind this popular trend will be uncovered. The science, the risks, and the underlying beliefs and fears will be explored.
- Zack channels the hopeful spirit of Detroit into an incredible glass walk performance, and visits Colon, Michigan for the famous Abbott's Magic Get Together.
- Alan, Tanya, and Carter are each forced to speak out against injustices in their family. For Carter, it's the new security cameras Alan has aimed directly at his room. For Alan, it's a friend's novel attempt to cheat at golf but for Tanya, it's Alan's habit of taking her on "romantic getaways" to celebrity golf tournaments that are anything but romantic. Russell Peters guest stars.
- The Travelers face multiple complications in their professional life and their personal ones.
- Alan tries to get Carter interested in attending his alma mater; Tanya considers having a baby.
- Eric Roberts has starred in hundreds of Hollywood films, but none of that has prepared him for what his stepson Keaton Simons has in store for him in Hawaii. First up is a trek up the side of a volcano, and the only way down is with a parasail. After conquering his fear of heights, Eric and Keaton take to dune buggies through the lush Hawaiian forest. Then they leave the land for the sea, learning to surf world famous Hawaiian waves, and following up with the ultimate sea adventure: swimming with sharks.
- An offer to judge a prestigious beauty pageant in Thailand prompts Jenna into making a fateful choice, one that could end up damaging her relationships with several close friends. A chance to mentor a young transgendered model thinking of reassignment surgery forces Jenna to take a hard look at her life choices.
- A failure to communicate ends with Alan and Tanya double-booking events at the ranch for the same day. Carter and Alan decide to build a storage room for a friend, and they refuse to let anything get in their way, including the fact that they've never built a room anywhere, for anyone, at any time.
- With Grace and Katherine's release just a few months away, documentary filmmakers Travis and Jake decide to confess their intentions.