The chefs remove scallops from a mound of ice and seaweed before cooking them to Chef Ramsay's standards. The first team to make six plates of five scallops wins a day of yacht cruising.
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Join Johnny as he celebrates Milton Berle's 75th year in show business! Also, Carol Siskind does stand-up and Don Yesso details being discovered on an airplane.
Jackie Gleason opens up about why he quit The Honeymooners after only three years. Plus, Jim Stafford stops by and Johnny jokes about Tommy Lasorda.
Jack Benny doesn't enjoy Paris and Joe Namath doesn't understand politics. Elke Sommer also appears.
Evelyn tries to parent a teen at her shelter, while her son pursues a brilliant woman at school.
Writer David Lipsky interviews author David Foster Wallace for Rolling Stone Magazine.
Capt. Fuller's former Army buddy enlists Hanson and Penhall to help track down a deserter.
Hanson is suspended when an old friend exposes the Jump Street program in a magazine article.
Penhall's assignment as a target for bullies spurs reminiscences from the squad; guest Dom DeLuise.
A city auditor (Bobby Hosea) sexually harasses Hoffs after she breaks off their romance.
Hanson investigates the overdose death of a youth at a detention center.
The squad's loyalties are tested when the police union calls a strike.
Beverly attempts to have a more grown-up relationship with Erica and Barry.
Beverly surprises the family with an end-of-summer vacation to Miami.
Adam and Brea decide to go to prom together, but Adam worries he won't be prom king.
Lainey is back, which throws Barry for a loop regarding his blossoming relationship with Ren.
Chef Ramsay drops by Café 36, a French-American eatery in Illinois. The couple who own the place are lacking in business skills and need Ramsay's expertise to teach them how to draw in a crowd.
Located in Indiana, J. Willy's Bar and Grille is deep in debt. When Chef Ramsay arrives, he challenges the owners to use fresh ingredients, but the inexperienced chefs get overwhelmed.
The Great British Baking Show judges Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry explore the history of the British Wedding Cake
Reflections on the highlights from Season One of The Great British Baking Show. Catching up with the bakers on the highs and lows of their journey and where they are now.
The three grand final hopefulls must use their baking skills for an afternoon tea party.
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