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Raj gets an inflated ego and makes a play for Penny after being referenced in a magazine article.

TV host Rachel Maddow; actor Eric Idle; restaurateur Danny Meyer.

Elaine's new business, selling only the upper part of muffins, is challenged to dispose of the unused bottoms.

Jerry finds part of his new date's anatomy of interest; George's job is threatened; Elaine's relationship sputters.

Jerry tries to reveal more of his feelings on the advice of his new girlfriend (Lori Loughlin). With Jason Alexander.

At his parents' insistence, Jerry is coached by personal trainer Izzy Mandelbaum (Lloyd Bridges) to lose weight.

Jason Priestley ("Private Eyes"); a sneak peek at "Neagley," the new "Jack Reacher" spin-off.

George and Isaac manage to make it to their destination.

Sabrina, Samira and Mai are initially weirded out by the Cash Cab, but once they understand the rules, these three babes quickly prove they are more than just pretty faces.

Davey, Penny and Alfa giggle their way through most of the game, and make it to their destination.

London, Steve, Antonio and Foster end up in the Cash Cab.

Nominated by exasperated loved ones, eight drivers face a set of challenges to test and improve their road skills.

Delivering original perspectives and unique insights into the headlines of the day to Canadians from coast to coast.

Zach Braff (ABC's "Scrubs"); Shemar Moore; a recipe from Eden Grinshpan.

Guest co-host Debbie Matenopoulos; actors Florence Pugh, Christopher Abbott and Mike Faist, and executive producer Zoe Kazan ("East of Eden").

Mary Berg explores lifestyle trends, do-it-yourself projects, home renovations, recipes and more; featuring celebrity guests, influencers and everyday heroes.

Zende is frustrated with being sidelined; Carter tries to get through to Steffy.

Daytime talk series "The Social" brings a fresh perspective on the latest news, pop-culture topics and lifestyle subjects. Co-hosted by Melissa Grelo, Cynthia Loyst, Lainey Lui, and Traci Melchor, "The Social" offers a completely new format featuring ways for viewers to be socially interactive through comments and feedback on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and other social networks. Co-hosts and vi

Darlene starts to feel the pressures of her new job; Dan attempts to help Ben out at the hardware store, but the two don't always agree on how to run the business.

Mark is convinced he has COVID-19; Becky and Harris team up to confront Josh, who has been ghosting Harris; when Jackie visits Roseanne's grave, she finds an appalling headstone right next to it and sets out to make it right.

Amy and Sheldon spread gossip as part of an experiment; Howard decides to take a big step in his relationship with Bernadette.

Priya dissects the roommate agreement; the ladies take Sheldon dancing.

Karen is upset when Emma cuts Brent's hair; Hank promises to stain Lacey's deck.

When a morning radio DJ impersonates Brent on his show, he goes out of his way to prove it's not him; Lacey is upset with her delivery service.

Oscar and Emma argue over the room temperature; Karen makes Lacey regret disobeying a local yield sign.

Brent and Lacey mentor high school students; Emma decides to be nicer to Oscar.

One champion finds a way to use the brand new Power Shot in a battle to earn this week's $20,000.

Audrey and Mary's feud rears its head when Georgie needs their help with the tire store; Jim is forced to confront his age after a visit to the DMV.

In Vancouver, host Phil Keoghan surprises racers with the first twist of the season -- for the first time in the show's history there are 13 Express Passes in play.

J.D. enlists Turk and Elliot to help with Dr. Cox's care; Elliot finds an unexpected burst of confidence years in the making.

J.D. attempts an insurance workaround, creating tension with his new mentee; Elliot tries to guide Tosh's specialty choices; Turk flexes his own skills as a mentor.