A kids' western centered on a kitty-cat sheriff whose job is to ensure that the town of Nice and Friendly Corners remains the friendliest town in the West.
A kids' western centered on a kitty-cat sheriff whose job is to ensure that the town of Nice and Friendly Corners remains the friendliest town in the West.
Special Presentation of a Hot Rod Film from 2005, featuring Ian Roussel.
Everyone knows about what happened on Halloween, and the entire school is gossiping about Eva. Jonas won't talk to her and on top of things Vilde finds out about her past. William starts to show interest for Noora.
As our heroes continue their journey to Snowbelle City, they encounter a young Pokémon faced with the challenges of growing up!
"Jonge Garde" is about six students attending an exclusive culinary and hospitality academy. Here they are prepared for a successful life in the smartest restaurants. But in order to achieve this, they have to work hard and overcome challenges. You do not become a good chef overnight.
Mike's City Diner (Boston, Mass.) • Alpine Steak House (Sarasota, Fla.) • Funk-n-Waffles (Syracuse, N.Y.) • Golden Crown Panaderia (Albuquerque, N.M.) • Sammy's Food Service & Deli (New Orleans, La.) • Supino Pizzeria (Detroit, Mich.) • The Comet Cafe (Milwaukee, Wisc.) • Bocadillos (Albuquerque, N.M.) • The Pitts Again (Glendale, Ariz.) This trip, Guy's revisitin' joints servin' up Thanksgiving feasts. In Boston, the diner roastin' stand-up turkeys. In Sarasota, a Thanksgiving legend: Turducken. Near Syracuse U. a basement dive crankin' out stuffing waffles. In Albuquerque, bakin' up a turkey-shaped bread. In the Big Easy, a Cajun-style Thanksgiving dinner complete with oyster stuffing. In the heart of Detroit, the City Wing Thing pizza featurin' smoked, pulled turkey legs. On Milwaukee's east side, complete-but-compact turkey dinners. Back in Albuquerque, a North Valley community favorite: a turkey avocado sammie. And a Glendale BBQ champion smokin' whole turkeys low and slow.
When Sherlock finds himself distracted by his father’s ongoing presence in New York City, he offers to help Morland resolve a work issue in exchange for his prompt departure home. Also, Holmes and Watson’s investigation into the double murder of two men who looked alike leads them into the world of facial recognition technology.
Olivia feels more frustrated taking on "First Lady" type responsibilities; Mellie proves just how powerful she can be; Jake and Huck continue the hunt for Rowan.
Grizz drives his brothers crazy preparing for winter hibernation.
The swinging 60s have taken over as the Pawn Stars look back at some of their favorite items: an original Playboy Bunny outfit, a golf ball belonging to President Lyndon Johnson, two tasty coconut cups from the set of "Gilligan's Island," some unused Beatles tickets, a possible fragment of the Apollo 11 heat shield, a Batphone, and a set of Jimi Hendrix prints that are working their voodoo on Rick.
Jake Johnson shares dating tips; Scott debuts his new game show; the "Comedy Bang! Bang!" studio is flipped upside down and the gang must do the show hanging from the ceiling.
Joan invites their recently widowed neighbor, Gary Timpkins, to Thanksgiving dinner, during which everyone has a bad reaction to Colleen’s cauliflower dish. Also, Tim and Sophia try to find a last-minute replacement for Heather’s spoiled turkey, Jen and Greg debate who to name as Lark’s godparent and John takes Samantha to the Harvest Festival, where she sneaks into the corn maze with her boyfriend, Aiden.
A hotel markets itself to parents who are sexually active; a travel agent concentrates on older clients. Also, Nathan shares his solution for tardiness.
Food Network's Michael Symon and Geoffrey Zakarian talk turkey as they conspire to squash Bobby Flay. They've brought Emmy-nominated Rhode Island chef Nick Rabar to go head-to-head with all-American New York chef Jeff Haskel, but only one will carve out a win.
Russell responds to the attacks in Paris and the week's other stories.
Andy suddenly has a job interview to go to, while Lance has a lot of catching up to do. The mystery of the buried bomber is the least of their problems, but a disturbing possibility emerges from an unlikely source that throws everything into doubt.
The team investigates the high-stakes murder of a political journalist who was found dead after recently publishing an article exposing corruption in the NSA. Due to the nature of the investigation, Hodgins’ paranoia takes over as the team realizes their every move is being watched. Meanwhile, Brennan secretly tries to plan a surprise for Booth and the whole team celebrates Thanksgiving together.
ADA Sinclair discovers a break in her favor in the Hapstall case, but her actions result in a deadly outcome as details are revealed about the night Annalise was shot, including the person responsible for pulling the trigger.
Sheldon and Amy try hanging out as friends when they spend Thanksgiving together at the aquarium. Also, Wolowitz reluctantly agrees to volunteer at the soup kitchen with Bernadette, Raj and Emily, and Penny discovers that Leonard knows more about her than she thought.