Alphy may have been the last person to see a woman who has gone missing. She ends up having a connection to Sam, whom Leonard is increasingly distrusting. 

As the tourist season ends, Bella's father and sister are coming to the hotel to visit, while Cecil requests a divorce. 

The dishes at Cellar Door Provisions are constantly being tweaked and refined according to the fresh ingredients they have, in an effort to keep things hyper-seasonal and generate as little waste as possible. 

Robert faces another crisis as protesters block the construction of a new train line, and recruit a close and high-profile person to their cause. 

The Gulf of Maine is warming 99% faster than the global ocean. A new NOVA series dives in to show the effects of that warming. We spoke to a producer and acclaimed underwater photographer.

D.I. Ray finds herself relying on Henderson despite her tensions with her as she wraps up her case and tries to take down an enemy on the force.

The discovery of an ancient skeleton in a field in Grantchester intrigues the village, until a contemporary body shows up next to it. 

A car crash that might actually involve a murder has uncomfortable reflections of the professor's situation as he inches towards the truth of his past and Lisa and Dan move forward in their relationship. 

Juan Muñoz started working at Gene & Georgetti in 1979 as a busser. He learned English along the way, got his brother J.J. a job there, and worked his way up to server. He's still there, 45 years later.

The team discover Amara's connection to the Mochanis, and Sajna's role in all of it, while still trying to figure out how the Chapmans fit in. 

When a young woman is found dead at Esme's workplace, the Keatings are terrified. Ms. Scott goes undercover to discover if there's a broader pattern of abuse of women. 

A murder at a criminology conference gives the professor a chance to prove his mettle to his academic colleagues – and possibly win his job back. 

Refrigeration has divorced us from the origins of the food we eat, thanks to entrepreneurs like the Chicago meatpacker Gustavus Swift, who helped the stockyards grow by developing the refrigerated train car.

The Original Rainbow Cone has been delighting customers with their namesake, five-flavor ice cream treat for 98 years at their iconic original location in Beverly on the far South Side of Chicago. 

D.I. Ray begins to wonder who she can trust as she finds more links between the Chapmans and Mochanis, and possibly to the government as well.