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Religious Programming.

Religious programming.

Featuring a variety of politicians and newsmakers discussing the latest political news from the nation's capital. The program also features a panel of guest commentators offering insight and analysis of the week's key stories.

Rachel runs into a familiar face during her free massage from one of Phoebe's corporate-chain foes, while the Bings try to run away from a frightening face at their doctor's office. Meanwhile, Ross tutors Joey on the ways to win over a brainiac like Charlie (Aisha Tyler), who may have her mind set on another man. Janice: Maggie Wheeler. Nurse: Myra Turley.

Chandler eyes up---and picks out---a coworker (John Stamos) who could be the prime sperm donor for him and Monica; Phoebe runs into an ex (Hank Azaria) en route to a party where she plans to spite Mike; Rachel buddies up to Charlie after opening her big mouth about Joey; and Ross secures a speaking gig in the tropics.

Part 1 of 2. The gang heads to Barbados for Ross' seminar, where he impresses Charlie; Rachel confesses to Joey; and Mike professes his love to Phoebe. Charlie: Aisha Tyler. David: Hank Azaria. Mike: Paul Rudd.

Conclusion. A rainy trip to the tropics pits Monica against Mike in a ping-pong showdown, and puts Joey in line to break Rachel's heart and bust Ross in a very compromising position. Charlie: Aisha Tyler. Mike: Paul Rudd.

News in New York with Kaity Tong, covering top local stories.

Breaking news, local stories and weather from the PIX11 News Team.

NewsNation's Chief Washington Anchor & Host of On Balance Leland Vittert sits down with author and media personality Bill O'Reilly. O'Reilly counts down his five best and five worst Presidents in American history as well as his new book, the election, and more. (New).

Narrated by Emmy® and Grammy®-award winning actor Blair Underwood, the two-hour film will examine the unprecedented time of peace and prosperity in America under the leadership of President William Jefferson Clinton. The documentary features key events that took place during Clinton's presidency, and tells a story of economic renewal, compromise, peace, and human frailty. (New).

News, weather, traffic and sports coverage from New York City and across the state.

Comprehensive sports coverage, highlights, insights and exclusive interviews, national and local. Andy Adler hosts. (Live).

As the fourth season ends, Alan and Charlie's father issues surface when Evelyn's new boyfriend (Robert Wagner) befriends them and takes them to Vegas on his private jet. Hugo: Mike Connors. Rapper: Ian "Blaze" Kelly. Referee: Bob Rusch. Tiffany: Jacqueline Lord. (Repeat).

In the eighth-season opener, Jake goes to live with his mom and Herb when he finds out that his dad is dating Eldridge's mom; and Charlie thinks it's time to cut back on his drinking. (Repeat).

It's a banner day for Sheldon as he bids a sad farewell to his "Fun With Flags" podcast. Meanwhile, Leonard, Howard and Raj probe a late professor's research in search of some hidden significance; and Bernadette is surprised when Penny reveals how her co-workers really feel about her. (Repeat).

While Raj eagerly awaits data from a space probe in which he was involved, Howard keeps distracting him. Later, dress shopping with Penny and Amy doesn't exactly prove to be a good fit for Leonard and Sheldon. (Repeat).

Sheldon and Georgie mine for platinum in roadside gravel. Also, Mary is concerned when Missy misuses religion to help with a batting slump. (Repeat).

Sheldon visits CalTech for the very first time; Meemaw tries to cheer up a jealous Missy; and Georgie is furious when Mary listens in on a phone call with his girlfriend. (Repeat).

Bob, a middle-aged compression sock salesman falls in love with his cardiac nurse Abishola, a Nigerian immigrant, and tries to win her over.

The Goldbergs pay homage to the classic 1980s John Hughes' film "The Breakfast Club" when the kids start off a new school year (and Season 4) by earning themselves Saturday detention courtesy of a new substitute teacher, who just happens to be their mom. (Repeat).

News, events, and entertainment stories from New York.

A look at the local news and events from NYC and the surrounding area. Also: updates on the Coronavirus pandemic.

A look at the local news and events from NYC and the surrounding area. Also: updates on the Coronavirus pandemic.

A look at the local news and events from NYC and the surrounding area. Also: updates on the Coronavirus pandemic.

A look at the local news and events from NYC and the surrounding area. Also: updates on the Coronavirus pandemic.

A look at the local news and events from NYC and the surrounding area. Also: updates on the Coronavirus pandemic.

Lifestyle stories, events, and community news in New York. (Live).

Woman sues after her keys are lost when her mother's purse is thrown out of a car window; Dispute between exes after an important work call is missed. (Repeat).

Mobile tattoo artist seeks payment for his services at a party; Woman sues after a specialized yoga class doesn't deliver as advertised. (Repeat).

Latresa and Greg had a baby early in their relationship, but he cheated.Latresa believed that marrying Greg would fix everything but sadly it did the opposite. Now he thinks that Latresa is cheating not just with men she works with as well as his family members. Latresa says if Greg is still cheating, she has thedivorce papers ready. Then, Michelle says her boyfriend, Jonas, has gone behind her ba

Hosted by reality television personality, author, actor, producer and activist Karamo.

After becoming intimately involved with a friend, a woman is accused of making false allegations of gun violence in order to have him removed from his home. (Part 1) (Repeat).

A woman is accused of 'preemptively' cleaning out a joint bank account she shared with her live-in boyfriend. (Repeat).

Frankie and his former wife, Karen Leanne Dees, made headlines and were the subject of a Lifetime movie called "Baby Brokers." (Repeat).

News, events, and entertainment stories from New York.

Evening news in New York with the latest in local news and sports. (New).

Breaking news, local stories and weather from the PIX11 News Team.

News, weather, traffic and sports coverage from New York City and its surrounding suburbs.