In the premiere of the sizzling 16th season, Clare Crawley finally embarks on a journey to find her soul mate. After putting Juan Pablo in his place on the memorable, 18th season finale of "The Bachelor", and gaining a new sense of resolve and self-worth, Clare is more than ready to put her romantic disappointments in the rearview mirror and start a wild ride to find her happily ever after.

After being mishandled by a Zava employee, neXt escapes the confined servers of its home company and gains internet access. Concerned about her son, Shea recruits Paul and three of her co-workers to help use Ethan's connection with Iliza to track neXt's possible location. Paul tries to rekindle his relationship with his daughter, while grappling with the onset of his health condition.

Daniel does his best to make a bodybuilder cry and shows off a new invention that takes potties to a whole new level of porta.

President Trump makes a defiant return to the campaign trail, Jaboukie Young-White learns about the Power the Polls initiative, and attorney Anita Hill discusses the Hollywood Commission.

She's seen it all. The memories come flooding back for housekeeper Hannah Grose as she reflects on the living and dead trapped at Bly Manor.

To help with their mystery, Ghostwriter provides a special fictional character: Sherlock Holmes. Except this is no ordinary Holmes.

Emilia's kidnapping her way to a cure. Kipo and her pals must keep their cool as they stake out the doc's unexpected hideout. Does K-pop hold the key?

This episode is based on Joan Rivers' recollections of play she starred in with Barbra Streisand, which Streisand has remained tight-lipped about. A sixteen-year-old Barbra Streisand, is in rehearsals for Driftwood, an off-Broadway play, when a woman, dressed head to toe in fur, bursts through the door. She's Joan Molinsky, although the world will soon come to know her as Joan Rivers.