Fourteen celebrity and pro-dancer couples compete for the third week as the magic of Disney returns to the ballroom.

James Comey awakens on November 9, 2016, now known nationally as "the man who got Donald Trump elected". With that hanging over him, he now must try to find a way to work with the new President. That grows complicated when it becomes clear that Trump wants to use Comey, the Bureau, and the Department of Justice for his own political aims - forcing these two men on a collision course whose result is as inevitable as it is tragic.

Sam is shocked to learn the truth about his connection to Osea and the islanders' intentions for his future. Later, in a fight for his life, Sam tries desperately to escape their clutches and make it back to the mainland in one piece.

With no choice but to accept Eugene's illegitimate children, Margaret finds a way to capitalize on this surprise revelation for the benefit of herself and Sunny Club.

A fracture begins to form within the friend group following Caitlin and Sam's breakup. While Sam turns to the open arms of Britney, Caitlin is judged for spending more time with Fraser. Later, Maggie attends the Chioggia Festival with the neighborhood women and finds an unexpected companion in Jenny. Meanwhile, the progress Colonel Wilson has made in her new role is derailed when she decides to deploy her troops early - and her complex relationship with Fraser is rattled when his crush becomes her only ally.

Martin arrives in Frankfurt, in the midst of preparations for a major terrorist attack. Desperately, he tries to prevent the ignition of a bomb, and in the process encounters his aunt Lenora. Fuchs and Dietrich are preparing to turn their backs on the GDR forever.

The New York Times publishes a major report on President Trump's taxes, Roy Wood Jr. examines voting rights for Florida's ex-felons, and Dr. Jane Goodall discusses chimps and climate change.

Jimmy kicks off BTS week with a performance of "Dynamite" with BTS and The Roots, interviews Jim Parsons about The Boys in the Band and talks with Shepard Smith about Donald Trump and Joe Biden's first presidential debate.

Stephen welcomes singer Mariah Carey and a musical performance by Rex Orange County.

A sketchy source comes through with a tantalizing clue, leading the group to an unsavory encounter with a sandwich shop owner - and Christine.

James welcomes actor Jeff Daniels and a musical performance by Summer Walker.

Lou discovers her phone is missing and all the money for Reb's transition surgery has been stolen.

Jane discovers the true identity of the serial killer terrorising the city. Task Force boss Tom Saracen is critically injured in an ambush.

It's Biscuit Week and the bakers make a sophisticated fruit, nut and chocolate combination for the signature, produce two tropical technicals, and create an elaborate table setting showstopper

Caroline is relieved when a lead from the phone taps sends the search to Birmingham, where Banaz' body is found, but the DNA evidence is destroyed when a water pipe bursts.

Gail, Belle, David and Hannah all encounter new and disruptive influences in their lives, kicking off interweaving stories set in a house in Manchester divided into four flats.

It's the Darrowby Show and James is pleased as punch that he has been given the honour of Attending Vet. But Siegfried and Tristan know the job is a poisoned chalice and reckon James won't last the day without throwing in the towel.