Adam, Josh and Alex are joined by Sara Pascoe and Stephen Mangan for more live satirical comedy as they dissect the week's news.
A large shipment of cocaine is transported from rural Colombia to bustling Madrid. Smugglers beware: Police may be waiting to pounce.
In the port city of Rotterdam in the Netherlands, cocaine kingpins employ fearsome hitmen to intimidate and silence suspected informers.
As dealers and smugglers take advantage of addiction in Los Angeles, law enforcement agents search for drugs on both land and sea.
Camera crews examine fentanyl's impact on addicts and how overwhelmed customs agents are striving to stop the flow. Also, a Boston dealer talks money.
Tonight there are more twists, turns and decisions to be made. Who will be coupling up and who's in danger of getting dumped?
A shocking turn of events leaves the family facing financial ruin and forces them into a showdown with a maniacal criminal.
Joseph Hazan dreams of launching his own app, not taking over his dad's butcher shop. But a tip from an acquaintance gives him a flash of inspiration.
When his plans for the shop hit a snag, Joseph scrambles to get things back on track -- with help from his father's idol, Enrico Macias.
As the Hazans divvy up responsibilities for the new business, Joseph scrambles to make good on both of his promises to Clémentine.
Enrico finds a creative solution to Gérard's renovation woes. Out at the country house, a request from the new neighbors sends the family into a panic.
On a wild trip to Amsterdam, Joseph samples the local specialties and begins to see his father in a new light. Meanwhile, Aure packs for Tokyo.
Mo Welch gets ahead of the sexist trolls who will likely comment on this video and recalls coming out to her mom.
Jak Knight reveals the sex act that young straight guys get wrong and admits he doesn't relate to Chance the Rapper's hardcore spirituality.
After these newlyweds bought a lotto ticket at a gas station, they filled up both their gas tank and their bank account; the instant millionaires are now searching for their dream home in Columbus, Ohio, where they can start a family.
A settlement in Argentina destroyed by floods, a town in the US that has been erased, and a Soviet dream-town that turned into a nuclear nightmare.
Frankie figured out the weekly budget grocery equation so you don't have to. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner for seven days, for a family of four, for under $150. All it takes is a little planning, meal prep, and using up leftovers in inventive ways to avoid food waste.
Kitty struggles to pull herself together for the talent show. Kitty misses her cue. Emmy is next up with a sultry, torch song number she makes up as she goes along. Kurt is on stage pretending to be a ventriloquist. Kitty finally makes her way to the stage -- frozen with stage fright. Maeve closes the show, playing the sax. A scheming Max helps his mother, Kitty in to bed while manipulating her with more alcohol --getting her to sign over her shares to him. Augustus does not hold back this time and tells Calysta he wants her -- he's divorcing Kitty. Augustus and family return to the Barringer state room, to find Kitty passed out. The yacht shudders. Who survives this watery cliffhanger is anyone's guess -- but one thing is for sure, our The Rich and the Ruthless stars, the Barringer family and everyone on the fan club cruise, is in "Titanic" trouble! Only RR Season IV will reveal who makes it to shore safely.