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A man in his 50s and a woman in her 20s bring their families together with the hope of gaining acceptance for their union. It is soon revealed, however, that their age difference is not the most pressing and concerning issue within their relationship. (Repeat).

An educator, teaching at a tough high school in Bronx, was found dead in his home. (Repeat).

Latrice is under pressure from Cliff to have his baby. She's scared her relationship won't survive if she says no. Marie gets fired up at another brunch. Aikisha meets with Lateshia to discuss their differences.

Marsau throws a surprise party for LaTisha's graduation, where both Kimmi and Marsau are confronted by Tisha's family. Destiny reveals a big secret she's been hiding from Melody and clashes with a button-pushing Martell. Melody gets an unexpected offer. (Repeat).

In Kelowna, BC, John gets a lesson in deliciously different flavour combos like nori-wrapped halibut, all made from local Okanagan ingredients. Next, he heads to Toronto, ON to dive headfirst into the most authentically tasty, seafood-packed paella this side of the Atlantic Ocean. Then it's on to the best in the west for mouth-watering fried chicken. (Repeat).

John heads to Beaumont, Alberta for the Black Forest doughnuts; and tries the famous white sauce in Toronto. (Repeat).

Peanut butter and scrambled egg from Kelowna, BC; and handmade pretzels with spicy scallion and cheesy mozzarella from Edmonton, AB. (Repeat).

A ramen from Calgary that got people lining up for; super-stacked pizza from Kamloops; and cheeseburger from Toronto. (Repeat).

A restaurant in Surrey, BC that serves authentic Afghan dishes; An Italian spot in Toronto, ON and their wild green spaghetti; A ham and cheese sandwich from a French restaurant in Edmonton, AB. (Repeat).

Carmen and Vanessa wants to build an apartment in their basement and rent it out to help out with their mortgage payments. (Repeat).

Scott helps couple Manny and Patricia make a portion of their property income-generating. Patricia is currently on maternity leave and they want to take the opportunity to embark on a renovation project. (Repeat).

Angie and Jung need to fix the water problem in their basement so they can start with their income property and pay off their mortgage. (Repeat).

Owners of a triplex need help fixing the place up in order to bring in income to put toward the mortgage and their retirement nest egg. (Repeat).

A basement living space is updated after a long-running renovation. (Repeat).

Scott and his crew help Susan, a single mom who is thinking about her children's future. Susan wants to convert her basement into an apartment she can rent out for extra income. (Repeat).

Nelson and Sarah need to renovate this basement apartment to attract a good tenant so they can keep on top of their expenses while Sarah's income ebbs and flows as she gets her new business off the ground, and to help fund the rest of their own renovations upstairs. (Repeat).

A couple asks for help from Scott to renovate their apartment so they can increase its rent and pay off their mortgage. (Repeat).

Reena and Kulvir are planning to renovate their basement so they can rent it out to gain more income to start a family. (Repeat).

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A divorced couple decides to give their marriage another chance, but have kept their engagement a secret from family and friends. Once the "happy news" is revealed, their loved ones are left shocked, confused and more than a little concerned.

An interracial couple tries to navigate cultural differences and crossed boundaries with their families. While the bride insists she has sufficiently grieved the death of her first husband, the groom must draw a firm line with his overbearing sister.

Melody bails when the ladies exchange loaded words at spa night. Martell enjoys a day out with the Scott brothers. Marsau's new business partner provides words of wisdom. Kimmi offers LaTisha a workspace. LaTisha pitches an initiative to the Core Six. (Repeat).

Monique reaches an understanding with Winter. The Tylers have an enlightening private session with the intuitive healer. The guys finally meet Kevin. The Samuels plan a getaway with the couples, and they both invite a surprise guest. (Repeat).

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Tommy tells the men to set up romantic dates before opening the floor at a group dinner. Mike and Randall are torn over their connections. (Repeat).

Melody bails when the ladies exchange loaded words at spa night. Martell enjoys a day out with the Scott brothers. Marsau's new business partner provides words of wisdom. Kimmi offers LaTisha a workspace. LaTisha pitches an initiative to the Core Six. (Repeat).

Monique reaches an understanding with Winter. The Tylers have an enlightening private session with the intuitive healer. The guys finally meet Kevin. The Samuels plan a getaway with the couples, and they both invite a surprise guest. (Repeat).

Tommy tells the men to set up romantic dates before opening the floor at a group dinner. Mike and Randall are torn over their connections. (Repeat).

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A divorced couple decides to give their marriage another chance, but have kept their engagement a secret from family and friends. Once the "happy news" is revealed, their loved ones are left shocked, confused and more than a little concerned.

An interracial couple tries to navigate cultural differences and crossed boundaries with their families. While the bride insists she has sufficiently grieved the death of her first husband, the groom must draw a firm line with his overbearing sister.

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Jordan Andino travels to Washington, DC, for a truly capital late-night experience. He starts his night with a cheesy pimento burger at EatBar, samples a Hong Kong sweet treat at Tiger Fork and ends at The Passenger for their famous Porchetta Sandwich.

Jordan Andino tries Korean Tacos in Beantown. Later, he tries Lord Hobo's Chicago-style corn dogs.

Jordan Andino travels to Canada's east coast to check out the nightlife in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He starts at The Watch That Ends the Night for one of the best grilled cheese sandwiches he's ever had. Next, he's off to El Chino Snack Bar.

Chef Jordan Andino is in the Sunshine State to check out the late night food scene in Orlando. His first stop is downtown for some delicious Colombian cuisine at Super Rico Colombian Bistro. Then he's off to Dixie Dharma, which offers up Southern food.

Jordan Andino heads to Calgary in Alberta, Canada, where he gets some eats after dark.

Two murders in a small Toronto farming community remained unsolved for 28 years, until a veteran police officer uncovered some vital evidence. (Repeat).

A re-enactment of a "dating service" disaster, in which a man is robbed by his date.

A 19-year-old rocker's music implicates him in the murder of his mother.

A real-estate scam involving the sale of a castle is examined.

An overweight bandit responsible for a string of robberies in Winnipeg is profiled. (Repeat).

A severed head in a bucket prompts an investigation into a woman's claims.

An anthropologist's murder is examined.

A family is murdered in an insurance scheme to generate a budget for a film entitled "The Great Despisers.".

A schoolteacher's disappearance is investigated. (Repeat).

Monique reaches an understanding with Winter. The Tylers have an enlightening private session with the intuitive healer. The guys finally meet Kevin. The Samuels plan a getaway with the couples, and they both invite a surprise guest. (Repeat).

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Stormi and Courtney tighten the reins at Canvas Beauty. Meanwhile, the Scotts host a pop-up at Blaque, Marsau and Martell study and recap the Core Six meeting, and Melody throws a birthday party for her daughters. (Repeat).

Monique reaches an understanding with Winter. The Tylers have an enlightening private session with the intuitive healer. The guys finally meet Kevin. The Samuels plan a getaway with the couples, and they both invite a surprise guest. (Repeat).

A same-sex couple wishes to marry, but one groom's deeply religious mother has made it clear that she believes being gay is a sin. Fearing rejection, her son has hidden his life and two-year engagement from her, until now.

A bride hopes that her groom can relinquish his identity as a ladies' man and focus on becoming the family man that she needs and wants him to be. But, without a father figure of his own growing up, he struggles with what that role should entail.

Dr. Patricia Love talks to some parents and their children about having favorites, and how it affects their families. (Repeat).