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While eagerly preparing for their upcoming marriage, Jenn and Solomon begin to feel their plans come apart when Solomon receives a terminal cancer diagnosis. Despite the looming challenges of his illness, the couple forges ahead with their wedding, finding small moments of joy along the way. (Repeat).

Lisa rolls out the best of signature Vanderpump style, decor and food for a reformed James Kennedy and the outrageous Jim Jefferies. It's all about the (lobster) pasta. (Repeat).

Lisa proves the best things in life aren't always the fanciest, as she treats Heather & Dr. Terry Dubrow and comedian Loni Love to a night of indulgent comfort food, decadent drinks, and even a twenty-foot beer bong — filled with champagne, of course! Over the course of the evening the group shares hilarious stories, wild dares, and some very emotional moments. (Repeat).

Lisa hosts a decadent weekend brunch for her busy friends — a very candid Anna Camp and a very pregnant Lala Kent — and we'll learn why you don't want to cross any of these ladies. (Repeat).

Jax and Brittany visit her family on their Kentucky farm; while Brittany thrives there, Jax contends with aggressive farm animals, awkward sleeping arrangements and endless questions about marriage; Jax makes a grand gesture in regards to marriage. (Repeat).

Jax and Brittany must answer to Mamaw when she discovers they've broken the number one rule of the farm: no drinking. Jax wonders whether he can ever be the family man Brittany wants when they're tasked with babysitting Brittany's nephews. Finally, Brittany's father confronts Jax about his true intentions with his daughter, but gets a surprise response when Jax claims that Brittany is depressed. (

Jax and Brittany enjoy a night out with Brittany's friends, but things get intense when Brittany's best friend confronts Jax for belittling Brittany. Brittany's brother and sister-in-law throw a fundraiser to have a baby via in vitro fertilization, but Jax's plan to be a hero backfires in a big way. Finally, Jax's unsubstantiated claims about Brittany cause her skeptical father to question Jax's m

Jax goes to church in an effort to please Brittany's family, but is put off by the colorful worship and exuberance of the other churchgoers. Brittany is shocked to learn Jax has made claims that she's depressed, while Don takes Jax on an excursion. Jax and Brittany get an evening at a local bar, but the night takes an uncomfortable turn when Brittany's ex-boyfriend makes an appearance. (Repeat).

Brittany fights with Jax about his drunken exploits from the night before. Jax and Brittany go on an ATV ride. Brittany shares a campfire with her dad, but Don reveals he does not fully support her relationship with Jax. (Repeat).

Jax and Brittany share a dinner with Brittany's family and friends, but Don tells Jax he still questions his intentions with his daughter. Jax and Brittany have an argument as Brittany accuses Jax of looking down on her Kentucky life. When Jax refuses to apologize, Brittany must decide whether to go back to LA with Jax or stay in Kentucky. (Repeat).

A bawdy teen comedy with a heart, concerning four high-school seniors who vow to lose their virginity by prom night. Jim: Jason Biggs. Oz: Chris Klein. Heather: Mena Suvari. Kevin: Thomas Ian Nicholas. Michelle: Alyson Hannigan. Nadia: Shannon Elizabeth. Vicky: Tara Reid. Jim's Dad: Eugene Levy. Finch: Eddie Kaye Thomas. Directed by Paul Weitz. (Repeat).

Jason Biggs and the rest of the original cast are back for seconds in this raunchy sequel involving fun and games at a summer beach house. It's a thinly plotted, episodic romp featuring reheated gags from the original. Shannon Elizabeth and Alyson Hannigan costar. (Repeat).

The "American Pie" gang returns to tie the knot. Jim hopes to have his wedding day go smoothly by enlisting the help of his friends, but the results are quite the opposite. (Repeat).

Jim (Jason Biggs), Michelle and the rest of the gang return to East Great Falls for their 10-year high-school reunion in this poignant comedy. Meanwhile, Finch still looks back with lust at that perfect night he spent with Stiffler's mom. (Repeat).

A bawdy teen comedy with a heart, concerning four high-school seniors who vow to lose their virginity by prom night. Jim: Jason Biggs. Oz: Chris Klein. Heather: Mena Suvari. Kevin: Thomas Ian Nicholas. Michelle: Alyson Hannigan. Nadia: Shannon Elizabeth. Vicky: Tara Reid. Jim's Dad: Eugene Levy. Finch: Eddie Kaye Thomas. Directed by Paul Weitz. (Repeat).

Jason Biggs and the rest of the original cast are back for seconds in this raunchy sequel involving fun and games at a summer beach house. It's a thinly plotted, episodic romp featuring reheated gags from the original. Shannon Elizabeth and Alyson Hannigan costar. (Repeat).

The "American Pie" gang returns to tie the knot. Jim hopes to have his wedding day go smoothly by enlisting the help of his friends, but the results are quite the opposite. (Repeat).

Jim (Jason Biggs), Michelle and the rest of the gang return to East Great Falls for their 10-year high-school reunion in this poignant comedy. Meanwhile, Finch still looks back with lust at that perfect night he spent with Stiffler's mom. (Repeat).

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Lance Bass and Michael Turchin share the story of their romance during this behind-the-scenes look at their wedding, which follows their preparations, bachelor parties and trips home to meet each other's families, as well as the big day itself. (Repeat).

Zee says the relationship with her bestie, Bree, has been shattered, and she blames her boyfriend. (Repeat).

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Carrie dreads spending her 35th birthday alone; Miranda uses humor to deal with being single; Charlotte wonders if Trey (Kyle MacLachlan) is her soul mate; and Samantha wants to get to know a priest (Costas Mandylor) in the biblical sense. Big: Chris Noth. Phil: Yul Vazquez. Danny: Jonathan Dokuchitz. Hailey: Linda Halaska. (Repeat).

A fashion-show coordinator (Margaret Cho) asks Carrie to be a runway model at a charity function; Samantha poses for revealing photos; Miranda is puzzled by a man's interest in her; Charlotte is reluctant to get to know herself better. Heidi Klum and Ed Koch appear as themselves. Stanford: Willie Garson. O: Alan Cumming. Paul: James McCaffrey. Anthony: Mario Cantone. Dave: Daniel Travis. (Repeat).

A handsome musician (Craig Bierko) gets Carrie thinking about "all that jazz" of relationships; Charlotte and Trey take an interesting tour of Manhattan; Miranda decides a couple should have boundaries. Doug: Jim Gaffigan. Maria: Sonia Braga. Shay: Molly Russell. (Repeat).

Samantha's latest relationship looks like more than a one-night stand; Carrie's new beau (Craig Bierko) is wearing her out; Miranda opts for abstinence; Charlotte gives Trey another shot. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. Maria: Sonia Braga. Pedro: Frank Weiss. Al: Cornell Dupree. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. (Repeat).

Charlotte's relationship with her mother-in-law (Frances Sternhagen) develops a new wrinkle; Carrie and Miranda attend the grand opening of a bar owned by old friends. Aidan: John Corbett. Steve: David Eigenberg. Maria: Sonia Braga. Sean: Joe Petcka. Jessica: Emily Cline. (Repeat).

Miranda meets a man training for the marathon who doesn't seem to be running from anything; Carrie can't stop thinking about Aidan (John Corbett) since she saw him at his new bar; Charlotte and Trey consider new avenues in their marriage. Steve: David Eigenberg. Cliff: Russ Anderson. Martin: Cody Arens. Mary Elizabeth: Alexandra Palmari. (Repeat).

Carrie realizes she has to deal with the past before she can think about the future; Charlotte balances work and family; Samantha teaches her lover a lesson; Miranda is forced to take some time off. Big: Chris Noth. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. Brad: Ted King. Pia: Gretchen Cleevely. Shayna: Susie Misner. (Repeat).

Carrie's computer woes cause her to rethink her independence; Charlotte becomes detail-oriented; Samantha deals with the loss of a prized possession; Miranda undergoes a personal crisis. Betsy: Becky Ann Baker. Dmitri: Aasif Mandvi. Lucille: Mary Pat Gleason. Nick: Peter Onorati. (Repeat).

City-slicker Carrie takes a trip to the country with Aidan (John Corbett); new details emerge about Trey's relationship with his mother (Frances Sternhagen); Miranda tries to be a comfort to Steve; Samantha goes down on the farm. Steve: David Eigenberg. Luke: Christopher Braden Jones. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. (Repeat).

Carrie dreads spending her 35th birthday alone; Miranda uses humor to deal with being single; Charlotte wonders if Trey (Kyle MacLachlan) is her soul mate; and Samantha wants to get to know a priest (Costas Mandylor) in the biblical sense. Big: Chris Noth. Phil: Yul Vazquez. Danny: Jonathan Dokuchitz. Hailey: Linda Halaska. (Repeat).

A fashion-show coordinator (Margaret Cho) asks Carrie to be a runway model at a charity function; Samantha poses for revealing photos; Miranda is puzzled by a man's interest in her; Charlotte is reluctant to get to know herself better. Heidi Klum and Ed Koch appear as themselves. Stanford: Willie Garson. O: Alan Cumming. Paul: James McCaffrey. Anthony: Mario Cantone. Dave: Daniel Travis. (Repeat).

A handsome musician (Craig Bierko) gets Carrie thinking about "all that jazz" of relationships; Charlotte and Trey take an interesting tour of Manhattan; Miranda decides a couple should have boundaries. Doug: Jim Gaffigan. Maria: Sonia Braga. Shay: Molly Russell. (Repeat).

Samantha's latest relationship looks like more than a one-night stand; Carrie's new beau (Craig Bierko) is wearing her out; Miranda opts for abstinence; Charlotte gives Trey another shot. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. Maria: Sonia Braga. Pedro: Frank Weiss. Al: Cornell Dupree. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. (Repeat).

Charlotte's relationship with her mother-in-law (Frances Sternhagen) develops a new wrinkle; Carrie and Miranda attend the grand opening of a bar owned by old friends. Aidan: John Corbett. Steve: David Eigenberg. Maria: Sonia Braga. Sean: Joe Petcka. Jessica: Emily Cline. (Repeat).

Miranda meets a man training for the marathon who doesn't seem to be running from anything; Carrie can't stop thinking about Aidan (John Corbett) since she saw him at his new bar; Charlotte and Trey consider new avenues in their marriage. Steve: David Eigenberg. Cliff: Russ Anderson. Martin: Cody Arens. Mary Elizabeth: Alexandra Palmari. (Repeat).

Carrie realizes she has to deal with the past before she can think about the future; Charlotte balances work and family; Samantha teaches her lover a lesson; Miranda is forced to take some time off. Big: Chris Noth. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. Brad: Ted King. Pia: Gretchen Cleevely. Shayna: Susie Misner. (Repeat).

Carrie's computer woes cause her to rethink her independence; Charlotte becomes detail-oriented; Samantha deals with the loss of a prized possession; Miranda undergoes a personal crisis. Betsy: Becky Ann Baker. Dmitri: Aasif Mandvi. Lucille: Mary Pat Gleason. Nick: Peter Onorati. (Repeat).

City-slicker Carrie takes a trip to the country with Aidan (John Corbett); new details emerge about Trey's relationship with his mother (Frances Sternhagen); Miranda tries to be a comfort to Steve; Samantha goes down on the farm. Steve: David Eigenberg. Luke: Christopher Braden Jones. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. (Repeat).

In this poignant romance, an idealistic college student and a soldier fall in love and communicate via a series of letters throughout his military service, unaware of the full consequences of their correspondence. (Repeat).

In this stirring drama directed by Tate Taylor, a débutante (Emma Stone) in 1960s Mississippi sends her community into an uproar by conducting a series of probing interviews with the black female servants of the area's most-prominent families. (Repeat).

In this stirring drama directed by Tate Taylor, a débutante (Emma Stone) in 1960s Mississippi sends her community into an uproar by conducting a series of probing interviews with the black female servants of the area's most-prominent families. (Repeat).

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In this poignant romance, an idealistic college student and a soldier fall in love and communicate via a series of letters throughout his military service, unaware of the full consequences of their correspondence. (Repeat).

Hip hop has often been a man's game, but now female rappers are shattering the glass ceiling. (Repeat).

The pressures of fame have led many celebrities down a path of addiction and substance abuse. The situation is worse now than ever making prescription medication the new drug of choice. (Repeat).

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17-year-old Tyrill gets to meet a man named Steven, who is presumed to be his father. Complicating matters for Tyrill is the tumultuous dynamic that exists between his mother, Patricia, and his aunt, Aquaysha, both of whom have taken turns trying to help raise Tyrill. (Repeat).

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A frightening surgical mishap in Colombia leaves a woman with franken-tits, and the doctors salvage a man's dog bitten nose, while an Australian woman has a severe case of boob greed. (Repeat).

A Mexican woman with a huge tumor on the side of her face challenges Dr. Nassif. (Repeat).

The doctors take on a patient who nearly died after a mommy makeover gone wrong; a man plagued by his flat nose needs it fixed so he can propose; and a Supa Woman shows off her ass-ets. (Repeat).

A Brazilian wants to undergo her 33rd breast surgery. A Dutch performer wants her butt to be ready for the camera. (Repeat).

A patient with large areolas wants to reduce them. Dr. Nassif rebuilds a patient's nose after its tip turns black. (Repeat).

A father has a nose that began to grow one centimeter a year, and he needs doctors to intervene. (Repeat).

A woman from Liberia had a tragic accident as a baby when she was fed acid, destroying her lips. (Repeat).

After a dog ripped off half her lip, a 25-year-old seeks help from the doctors while a woman who pumps up her own 4600cc breasts at home gets some much needed advice. Meanwhile, Dr. Dubrow tackles a butt that's been supersized by spina bifida. (Repeat).

Dr. Nassif takes on a patient who tried to treat her own skin cancer and ended up with a hole in her nose, while Dr. Dubrow tackles a body builder's deflated breast. A drag queen striving for perfection seeks help for his silicone lip injections gone wrong. (Repeat).

Phil thinks that Gloria is upset at Jay for dropping the ball on Valentine's Day, so he convinces Jay to spice things up with a little role playing that doesn't go off as planned. Meanwhile, Mitch and Cam may have unwittingly ruined Luke's Valentine's Day date and are forced to make things right. (Repeat).

When Jay overhears Gloria on the phone talking about spanking, he assumes she is frustrated in the bedroom. When he attempts to light the spark again by giving her exactly what she wants, he realizes he might have made a mistake. Meanwhile, now that Mitchell has an amazing new job, he and Cam throw a party to rub it in Cam's friends' faces so they can no longer give him "the look of pity." (Repeat

The family goes on a wine-tasting trip and stays in Haley's new boss' country house where the only rule is: Don't touch the tiara. Meanwhile, Gloria and Mitch are invited to a party at Oprah's house but can't bring anyone else. (Repeat).

When Gloria's ex-boyfriend Jorge stops by for a visit, his striking resemblance to Manny makes Jay question if he might be Manny's real dad; Phil agonizes over getting the perfect anniversary gift for Claire; Cam and Mitch are out of their depth when Lily gets into a fight at school over bras. (Repeat).

Haley's brilliant astrophysicist boyfriend comes to meet the family, setting Claire and Phil off in a competition about which one of them is smarter, making Alex feel self-conscious about her dim but handsome firefighter boyfriend, Bill. Mitch and Cam go on a yoga retreat, but when Cam finds out his dream team, the Kansas City Royals, is having spring training next door, he can't resist sneaking o

When Haley hears that her loopy boss is looking for a product with the magical properties of peppers, she tries to gain favor by convincing Gloria to sell her salsa to NERP; and Mitchell gets Cam the police ride-along he's always dreamed of. (Repeat).

When Dede drops in unexpectedly, Mitchell and Cam come to a realization about her effect on their lives; Phil, Luke, Alex and Haley all have different bad news to break to Claire and compete about when to do it, the tiny window of time after her monthly spa day when she's her most relaxed. (Repeat).

Haley meets Arvin's parents but when things don't go as planned, fate leads to an unexpected reunion with all of her ex-boyfriends. Meanwhile, the family seizes on a nursing home visit with Jay's mean sister, Becky, to settle old scores. But as Jay, Claire and Mitchell compete for her time, Phil, Cam and Gloria end up getting trapped in the home's basement with no way out. (Repeat).

In the Season 9 finale, Mitchell sneaks out to "Hero-Con" with fanboy Phil, dressed as their favorite characters from the show "Clash of Swords." It's great until Phil commits the ultimate fan faux pas. In a clash of another kind, Gloria's dinosaur party for Joe is ruined when her nemesis, Dr. Donna Duncan, upstages her with a far bigger and better party right next door. (Repeat).

The Season 10 premiere: The Pritchett-Dunphy-Tucker clan get together at the annual Fourth of July parade where Jay will be acting as the grand marshal. Meanwhile, Haley's goodbye with Arvin before his trip to Switzerland doesn't go as well as she pictured it and is distracted by the return of an old flame. (Repeat).