The Final Five compete for a spot in the last Tribal Council and the $1 million prize, on the two-hour season finale.

The remaining chefs prepare a dinner service, after which two contestants advance to the final.

Clarke returns to Camp Jaha with devastating news. Finn struggles with the aftermath of his actions. Abby gathers information from an unlikely source and prepares for a fight. Meanwhile, flashbacks reveal Finn and Raven's relationship on the Ark.

The Ascension passengers are in for many surprises when the selection of families eligible for birthing rights is announced; the Denningers work together to secure their power and upset Councilman Rose; and Viondra seizes an opportunity to assert her dominance when a mysterious power surge knocks out systems on the ship.

The guys are on the trail of two vintage Harleys in Pennsylvania, but Frank gets more than he bargained for when one bike collector takes a liking to him.

The winner is revealed as the 18 castaways reunite to discuss their experiences. Hosted by Jeff Probst.

The two finalists face their final challenge before this year's winner is revealed.

Chefs are challenged to create the biggest and tastiest sausage dishes they can concot when New England Patirots football player Rob Gronkowski steps in as guest judge for the Quickfire Challenge. Next up, the chefs must brush up on their reading for a unique Elimination Challenge where their dishes must be inspired by a literary work from a famous New England author including Stephen King, Edgar Allen Poe, Emily Dickinson, Nathaniel Hawthorne and Dr. Seuess. As the chefs cook their cusiine to bring fiction to the plate, they hope their dishes don't get lost in translation as the judges are joined by Chef Tony Maws and Clarkson Potter Editor Francis Lam at the Judges' Table.

Mortified by an old Christmas movie she made, Victoria tries to get the rights from her ex-husband, Ernie Hudson. Melanie and Sally compete over decorations. Joy spends Christmas without her mother but finds an unlikely proxy.

A death at the camp causes Elsa to seek out a new home for Pepper. Meanwhile, Desiree has enough of Dell's failure as a husband and seeks out Angus, and Stanley lends an imprisoned Jimmy a hand.

Celebrated neurosurgeon Thor MacLeod gives Alex an offer; Charlie deals with a fatigued spirit.

Haskell is quarantined with Phil and Stuart; Holly secretly rewrites Eden's college paper.

Anna Kendrick

Jason Schwartzman, Jack O'Connell, King Tuff

Caspar Lee propositions Fiona about a strategic partnership.

Phil Klay

Tonight guests are actors James Franco & Seth Rogen.

Willie Nelson & Billy Joe Shaver

Alice Wetterlund, Mike Lawrence and Matt Braunger compete to determine who has the funniest take on the day's pop culture.

On the eve of an auspicious ceremony, Marco searches for the culprit behind the assassination attempt on Kublai Khan - even as a new one takes shape.

Seth was joined by Bill O'Reilly and Krysten Ritter, plus music from Jungle.

Seth was joined by Christoph Waltz, Uzo Aduba and Greg Warren.

Betty White, Thomas Lennon

With the final just days away, and Lord Sugar on the cusp of choosing his new business partner, The Apprentice: Why I Fired Them offers a chance to look back on the candidates who fell before the final hurdle, and the tasks that tested them to the limit.

From slip-ups such as calling suppliers the wrong name, to pale products such as the Relationship Guru boardgame, and not forgetting Felipe's flat-pack skeleton, this year's business challenges have had it all.

Helped by previously unseen insights from the eagle-eyed Karren Brady and Nick Hewer, Lord Sugar leads us through the best and worst decisions made by this year's bunch of candidates, looks back on the boardroom bust-ups, and explains how he came to his decisions on who would hear the words 'You're fired!'.

Gibson finds her investigation taking her to Spector's lair. There is no sign of Rose Stagg though and Gibson wants her team to step up the interviews with Katie, Sally Ann and Paul Spector. After Spector makes a final play to try and stay in control, Gibson gets the chance to have some sort of answers. Gibson and Spector finally come face-to-face and they both have their own battles to try and win.

After the suspension is lifted the ARV boys return to work. After Banjo's bin footage goes viral, Sharon Franklin's response causes unofficial industrial action. As civil unrest breaks out on London's barely policed streets, Charles Inglis and Franklin battle it out in their bid for the Commissioner's post.