When an anti-capitalist protestor is murdered, Jane and the team investigate and find themselves caught in a war between eco-activists and a tech billionaire fighting over a piece of land….

A group of diverse, down-on-their-luck people attempt to change their lives by participating in a potentially life-ruining reality dance show, featuring a modern reimagining of “Swan Lake”

Detective Chief Inspector Colin Sutton is tasked with reviewing Operation Minstead, an eleven-year, multi-million-pound enquiry to catch the `Night Stalker’.

Colin presents his review findings to DCS Hamish Campbell and suggests a strategy called `Minstead Lite’. But Hamish wants Colin to stay on to see this new approach through.

The Force Tasking Group must decide whether to fund Colin’s high stakes gamble. Not only is it expensive, but there’s absolutely no guarantee it will work.

The team are losing morale: it’s highly unlikely Minstead Man will appear again after such a close call, and the surveillance may be cut short before they can catch their…

Shannon tries to build a more inclusive culture at work; Lara interferes in a radio contest.

Shannon throws a birthday party for Hamilton East Animal Shelter’s oldest cat. Nikki swoops in to save the day when Joy ruins her brand-new work computer.

Shannon makes a tough decision when a young girl falls in love with her cat. Nikki uses Kristian’s eavesdropping against him and Paul’s involvement in a crime hits close to…

Shannon enlists her new neighbour, a reporter, to do a story on the shelter as Paul reluctantly agrees to give Kristian a tattoo.

Shannon invites a much-too-critical Aunt Peggy to Nikki’s trivia night. Kristian worries that Joy is too naïve to navigate the world of online dating.

Shannon’s friendship with Lara seems unrequited. Paul learns a lesson when Nikki borrows his van and Kristian inadvertently helps Ravi get over a deep-seated fear.

Shannon goes on a date with Max’s dad but discovers he may be too fatherly. Kristian’s efforts backfire when he micromanages Nikki.

Shannon attempts to keep Nikki out of trouble with Uncle Russ and Aunt Peggy; Joy encourages Paul to pursue the arts.

Ahead of the last round, distrust and disgust run deep among the finalists. Jun-ho makes a getaway, determined to expose the game’s dirty secrets.

The final round presents another cruel test — but this time, how it ends depends on just one player. The game’s creator steps out of the shadows.

Hoping to win easy money, a broke and desperate Gi-hun agrees to take part in an enigmatic game. Not long into the first round, unforeseen horrors unfold.

Split on whether to continue or quit, the group holds a vote. But their realities in the outside world may prove to be just as unforgiving as the game.

A few players enter the next round — which promises equal doses of sweet and deadly — with hidden advantages. Meanwhile, Jun-ho sneaks his way inside.

As alliances form among the players, no one is safe in the dorm after lights-out. The third game challenges Gi-hun’s team to think strategically.

Gi-hun and his team take turns keeping guard through the night. The masked men encounter trouble with their co-conspirators.

Players pair off for the fourth game. Gi-hun grapples with a moral dilemma, Sang-woo chooses self-preservation and Sae-byeok shares her untold story.

The Masked Leader welcomes VIP guests to the facility for a front-row viewing of the show. In the fifth game, some players crack under pressure.

Still in the red, Sammy locks the sisters up in the Shore Club in an effort to force reconciliation and survive the summer. A seemingly impossible task, the bickering only…

Love isn’t in the air and it’s not just because the Moonshine is hosting a pirate-themed wedding complete with a mermaid-adorned chuppa and a missing bride and groom. But not…

The Moonshine is literally in the shitter, with a bum septic and bills to pay, forcing them to shut their doors for the first time in 40 years. But now…

After Bea admits to Lidia she’s been orchestrating a drug drop and standing in her way of revitalizing the Moonshine, Lidia is out. At least now she can boot it…

With the truth finally out in the open, the Finley-Cullens have made peace with each other. But things are far from over. Now they must face their biggest challenge of…

Lidia returns home from New York for her Aunt’s funeral when a surprise inheritance ignites a family feud with her rival sister.

When Lidia takes the reins of the annual Goat Roast, Rhian draws a bloody line in the sand. This is war.

The aftermath of the Goddessfest finds Rhian reeling over the loss of a body part and a betrayal by her cheating husband.

After one late night too many, Diane worries she’s out of step with the times but vows to school her nephew in living life.

Diane studies for a corporate test while Daniel moves in with her and begins job hunting, leading to some unfortunate encounters with city wildlife.

An unwanted senior citizen discount at Ribfest sends Diane on a quest to reassert her youth that runs into just one problem: she’s getting older.

Diane and Bonnie’s parents, Big Lou and Peg, fly in to tailgate at a Bears-Packers game, where a longstanding feud between rival families is reignited.

Hoping to score his first kiss, Daniel suits up for the Halloween costume party at Roscoe’s Tavern, where Diane blabs a big secret about Gideon.

Mark overhears Bonnie saying he won’t go the distance in the Chicago Marathon. Daniel is delayed in meeting the CEO of Kreativ Jus at the finish line.

Diane is thrilled to see the ’85 Bears re-create the Super Bowl Shuffle at the Beefy Awards, but her son, Mikey, plans a dinner party for the same night.