The stunning conclusion of Hannah's journey to find love in the second of an astonishing live, two-night finale event unlike any other in Bachelorette history. Hannah must put everything on the line with her final two bachelors to see if she will be with her soul mate at the end of her journey. Hannah talks to Chris Harrison about her experience. The final two men share their stories.

Ellie Kemper joins the panel as a guest judge and gets control of the Golden Buzzer. Only 7 of the 18 acts make it through to the live quarter finals.

Exotic dancer Violet, 23, raises her teenage sister while looking for her shot at becoming a hip-hop superstar.

Mariana's app gets an accelerated launch timeline that puts stress on her and her team, especially when Gael lands a potential new opportunity that conflicts with a big presentation. Callie finds herself in the middle of a power struggle at the Legal Aid offices.

A war veteran from the legendary space battle cruiser Sea Hawk makes a shocking revelation to Jax and Greg that could lead Jax to discover who actually killed her parents.

A special Naming Day changes everything in Sanctum. Gabriel comes face to face with an old friend.

Smurf orders the Cody boys to plan a dangerous job while she orchestrates an elaborate party at the house. J tries to ally himself with Pope, but learns he's in way over his head. Craig responds to a challenge to his newly formed family with Renn.

Navy officer Douglas Hegdahl outwits his captors when he's taken as a POW in North Vietnam; Florence Nightingale revolutionizes the field of nursing.

The artists think outside the box as they show their understanding of color theory, then get a crash course in new school style from their coaches Jime Litwalk and Kelly Doty.

The House of Evangelista plan a large prank to antagonize Frederica. Meanwhile, Angel is introduced to the unsavory side of modeling.

Hardwick helps Danny and Lexi try to outmaneuver the Brotherhood. Danny learns shocking revelations that shatter everything he thought he knew about his past.

Jared comes up with a morbid plan to reunite the family.

Trevor and The World's Fakest News Team go live after the Democratic debate to recap the biggest moments, and New York Magazine's Olivia Nuzzi offers her take on the night.

Theo Von, Jen Kirkman and Candice Thompson discuss childless adults at Disney World and guess which stars charge the most for Cameo videos, and Amy Schumer calls in.

Actor Kevin Bacon; Antoni Porowski, Tan France, Karamo Brown, Bobby Berk and Jonathan Van Ness ("Queer Eye"); The Highwomen perform.

Stephen welcomes actor Jeff Daniels and journalists Katy Tur and Jacob Soboroff.

Aleida tries to keep her teen daughter out of trouble. Piper and Cal shed their responsibilities for a day. Blanca navigates the legal system.

McKenna has an unfortunate run-in. Violet and Alex try to find out more about the Light As A Feather game.

The Boys head to the "Believe" Expo to follow a promising lead in their ongoing war against the Supes. There might - MIGHT - be a homicidal infant, but you'll have to see for yourself.

While Niko races against the clock to save her ship and crew, she remembers the first time she met Cas. Sasha fears his mental state is deteriorating.

James welcomes singer-songwriter John Legend, actress Mandy Moore, with musical guest Hollywood Vampires.

Stephen has spent the last15 years at the helm of his own construction company building homes for other people. Now with his first child on the way, he's finally building his own, and the plan is to make it grand.

Cycling groups are the ultimate opportunity for networking and power broking. But when the CFO of a hospitality empire dies on his morning ride, Alexa must infiltrate the world of lycra and butt pads.

Romi and Talia's parents use each other, while Macca's workmate pranks his cake. Lukas can't convert his workmate, Bridget feigns sickness and Tina denies intimacy.

The disastrous events of the night before leave the whole town reeling. As more details are uncovered, suspicion starts to spread through Soho. Who's to blame for this tragedy?