Take a look back at the "Little Giants" trick play that secured an OT victory for Michigan State over Notre Dame in 2010. Coach Mark Dantonio and his players look back at the fake field goal pass that went down in Spartan history.
Take a look back at the "Little Giants" trick play that secured an OT victory for Michigan State over Notre Dame in 2010. Coach Mark Dantonio and his players look back at the fake field goal pass that went down in Spartan history.
Take a look back at the "Little Giants" trick play that secured an OT victory for Michigan State over Notre Dame in 2010. Coach Mark Dantonio and his players look back at the fake field goal pass that went down in Spartan history.
Smile, you might be on TV! What may be TV's first reality show is back to catch people doing unusual things on film without knowing it. Hidden-camera show "Candid Camera" first hit the air in the 1940s, and versions of the show have played in every decade since. This 2010 entry in the franchise sticks to the formula: Camera crews head to towns across the country to pull pranks -- sometimes with assists from celebrities -- on unsuspecting folks, then surprising them with the iconic phrase, "Smile! You're on `Candid Camera.' " Peter Funt -- son of series' creator and host Allen Funt -- co-hosts with actress Mayim Bialik.
Smile, you might be on TV! What may be TV's first reality show is back to catch people doing unusual things on film without knowing it. Hidden-camera show "Candid Camera" first hit the air in the 1940s, and versions of the show have played in every decade since. This 2010 entry in the franchise sticks to the formula: Camera crews head to towns across the country to pull pranks -- sometimes with assists from celebrities -- on unsuspecting folks, then surprising them with the iconic phrase, "Smile! You're on `Candid Camera.' " Peter Funt -- son of series' creator and host Allen Funt -- co-hosts with actress Mayim Bialik.
Smile, you might be on TV! What may be TV's first reality show is back to catch people doing unusual things on film without knowing it. Hidden-camera show "Candid Camera" first hit the air in the 1940s, and versions of the show have played in every decade since. This 2010 entry in the franchise sticks to the formula: Camera crews head to towns across the country to pull pranks -- sometimes with assists from celebrities -- on unsuspecting folks, then surprising them with the iconic phrase, "Smile! You're on `Candid Camera.' " Peter Funt -- son of series' creator and host Allen Funt -- co-hosts with actress Mayim Bialik.
Smile, you might be on TV! What may be TV's first reality show is back to catch people doing unusual things on film without knowing it. Hidden-camera show "Candid Camera" first hit the air in the 1940s, and versions of the show have played in every decade since. This 2010 entry in the franchise sticks to the formula: Camera crews head to towns across the country to pull pranks -- sometimes with assists from celebrities -- on unsuspecting folks, then surprising them with the iconic phrase, "Smile! You're on `Candid Camera.' " Peter Funt -- son of series' creator and host Allen Funt -- co-hosts with actress Mayim Bialik.
Peter Funt and Dina Eastwood host the show where ordinary people are captured via hidden camera in awkward or hilarious situations; celebrity guests also participate in the pranks.
Not everyone has a lot of money to invest, which is why Bloomberg has financial indices that are based on fixed income, which is also the focus on this weekly show. The program covers news and trends in the fixed-income market and includes interviews with guests from major financial institutions. "Bloomberg Real Yield" incorporates data and analysis from terminal bond experts to help dive into topics that are moving the bond markets in order to help empower viewers to make knowledgeable financial decisions.
"Bloomberg Balance of Power" with host David Westin is a daily look at how politics is impacting global business decisions; top lawmakers, business executives and government leaders join to discuss doing business in today's volatile political climate.
Carol Massar, David Gura. Bloomberg Television takes you behind the scenes of our award winning magazine "Bloomberg BusinessWeek"; Carol Massar and David Gura talk with the writers who break news on a weekly basis and get a lighter touch from the editor who oversees the Etc. section.
"Bloomberg Balance of Power" with host David Westin is a daily look at how politics is impacting global business decisions; top lawmakers, business executives and government leaders join to discuss doing business in today's volatile political climate.
Not everyone has a lot of money to invest, which is why Bloomberg has financial indices that are based on fixed income, which is also the focus on this weekly show. The program covers news and trends in the fixed-income market and includes interviews with guests from major financial institutions. "Bloomberg Real Yield" incorporates data and analysis from terminal bond experts to help dive into topics that are moving the bond markets in order to help empower viewers to make knowledgeable financial decisions.
"Bloomberg Balance of Power" with host David Westin is a daily look at how politics is impacting global business decisions; top lawmakers, business executives and government leaders join to discuss doing business in today's volatile political climate.
Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec bring reporting from the magazine that helps global leaders stay ahead, plus insight on the people, companies and trends shaping today's complex economy.
"Bloomberg Balance of Power" with host David Westin is a daily look at how politics is impacting global business decisions; top lawmakers, business executives and government leaders join to discuss doing business in today's volatile political climate.
"Bloomberg Originals" offers bold takes for curious minds on today's biggest topics; hosted by experts covering stories you haven't seen and viewpoints you haven't heard, you'll discover cinematic, data-led shows that investigate the intersection of business and culture; exploring every angle of climate change, technology, finance, sports and beyond, "Bloomberg Originals" is business as you've never seen it.
"Bloomberg Originals" offers bold takes for curious minds on today's biggest topics; hosted by experts covering stories you haven't seen and viewpoints you haven't heard, you'll discover cinematic, data-led shows that investigate the intersection of business and culture; exploring every angle of climate change, technology, finance, sports and beyond, "Bloomberg Originals" is business as you've never seen it.
"Bloomberg Originals" offers bold takes for curious minds on today's biggest topics; hosted by experts covering stories you haven't seen and viewpoints you haven't heard, you'll discover cinematic, data-led shows that investigate the intersection of business and culture; exploring every angle of climate change, technology, finance, sports and beyond, "Bloomberg Originals" is business as you've never seen it.
Not everyone has a lot of money to invest, which is why Bloomberg has financial indices that are based on fixed income, which is also the focus on this weekly show. The program covers news and trends in the fixed-income market and includes interviews with guests from major financial institutions. "Bloomberg Real Yield" incorporates data and analysis from terminal bond experts to help dive into topics that are moving the bond markets in order to help empower viewers to make knowledgeable financial decisions.
"Bloomberg Balance of Power" with host David Westin is a daily look at how politics is impacting global business decisions; top lawmakers, business executives and government leaders join to discuss doing business in today's volatile political climate.
Carol Massar, David Gura. Bloomberg Television takes you behind the scenes of our award winning magazine "Bloomberg BusinessWeek"; Carol Massar and David Gura talk with the writers who break news on a weekly basis and get a lighter touch from the editor who oversees the Etc. section.
"Bloomberg Balance of Power" with host David Westin is a daily look at how politics is impacting global business decisions; top lawmakers, business executives and government leaders join to discuss doing business in today's volatile political climate.
Not everyone has a lot of money to invest, which is why Bloomberg has financial indices that are based on fixed income, which is also the focus on this weekly show. The program covers news and trends in the fixed-income market and includes interviews with guests from major financial institutions. "Bloomberg Real Yield" incorporates data and analysis from terminal bond experts to help dive into topics that are moving the bond markets in order to help empower viewers to make knowledgeable financial decisions.
Ronnie suffers a near-fatal wound during an attack; Ronnie and Carlos try to wrestle a truck away from a storage locker auctioneer; Sonia and Ronnie try to outwit a fast-talking politician.
Lou and Carlos go after an airport shuttle; a final repo goes terribly wrong; a professional gambler gives chase and his bodyguards drag Lou and Ronnie into a violent shootout.
An Elvis impersonator gets Matt and Ronnie all shook up; a ventriloquist's dummy has a nasty attitude that gets on Sonia's bad side; when Froy goes missing, Lou has to pick up the slack in a repo that goes terribly wrong.
There's trouble brewing within the crew's ranks; Ronnie and Carlos repo from a self-defense instructor; Lou and Carlos are left defenseless against gang members with blowtorches.
The team wonders what's going on with Sonia as she tries to deal with Lou's big secret; Ronnie goes undercover and takes a gold digging RO out on a date, but Carlos lets the cat out of the bag.
Lou's retirement makes Sonia the new boss, but will she be able to keep the company going?; Matt and Ronnie try to get a car away from a yuppie with an unusual taste for red meat.
Sonia pushes to repossess more than just cars, but the response from the team threatens to end her time in charge. Ronnie and Matt try to repo from a reckless motocross daredevil.
When tragedy strikes on a routine repossession, Sonia faces her biggest challenge yet; Matt and Froy hit the club to take a sports car away from a deadbeat DJ; Sonia and Froy take aim at an archer couple.
Ronnie suffers a near-fatal wound during an attack; Ronnie and Carlos try to wrestle a truck away from a storage locker auctioneer; Sonia and Ronnie try to outwit a fast-talking politician.
An 18-year-old woman claims her 42-year-old ex-lover begged her to have his baby, but he and his daughter have paternity doubts due to her admitted infidelity.
Physical therapist Leslie Wright (Queen Latifah) lands the dream job of working with basketball superstar Scott McKnight (Common). All goes well until Leslie finds that she is falling in love with him. Scott, however, is oblivious to Leslie's romantic overtures and focuses his attention on Morgan (Paula Patton), Leslie's gorgeous friend, who would love to be the basketball player's trophy wife.
An 18-year-old woman claims her 42-year-old ex-lover begged her to have his baby, but he and his daughter have paternity doubts due to her admitted infidelity.
An 18-year-old woman claims her 42-year-old ex-lover begged her to have his baby, but he and his daughter have paternity doubts due to her admitted infidelity.
Councilwoman DeLong's son objects to her romance with Chief Gillespie and refuses to cooperate after witnessing the gang-style execution of his best friend.
An 18-year-old woman claims her 42-year-old ex-lover begged her to have his baby, but he and his daughter have paternity doubts due to her admitted infidelity.
Before the group heads out for BravoCon, Riley hosts Girls Night 2.0; Emira is ready to bury the hatchet with Charlie, but a new revelation sets things back again; Ariana and Liam's romance is moving forward full steam ahead, but Charlie doubles down on his pursuit of Ariana, threatening their connection.
Liam's plans for a fun ski weekend in upstate New York are quickly dashed as he deals with rumors about Ariana and Charlie's budding friendship. The inner workings of Georgia's cleaning company are getting messy.
Ava and Ariana host a New Eras party and the theme is surprisingly on point. Hudson finally returns to New York, forcing Charlie to come clean about everything with Ariana.
Before the group heads out for BravoCon, Riley hosts Girls Night 2.0; Emira is ready to bury the hatchet with Charlie, but a new revelation sets things back again; Ariana and Liam's romance is moving forward full steam ahead, but Charlie doubles down on his pursuit of Ariana, threatening their connection.
Tom Sandoval throws a competing pool party on the same day as Jax, forcing everyone to choose sides once and for all; Brittany blames Katie for the rift in their friendship, while Max and Brett nearly come to blows over their feelings for Dayna.
In the eighth season finale, Lisa Vanderpump throws a party to celebrate TomTom's one-year anniversary, but relationships are tested when Kristen confronts Katie and Stassi for abandoning her, and Jax and Sandoval face off.
Scheana and Lala attempt to mend their friendship after an explosive public feud, while James must answer to Lisa Vanderpump for lashing out at her son; the Toms hatch a plan to open their own bar.
Schwartz comes clean about pitting Katie against Sandoval, while Ariana confides in Lisa Vanderpump about her deep-seated issues with Lala; Sandoval helps James plan an epic vacation to Palm Springs so he can propose to Raquel.
Schwartz tries to regain his confidence at Lala and Randall's pickleball tournament, while Raquel is forced to face her biggest fear; Scheana and Lala share a baby play date.
Sandoval goes the extra mile to help Schwartz produce his fertility specimen, while Lala expresses concerns to Scheana over Brock's sordid past; James and Raquel host a family engagement dinner.
Lala comes under fire during a girls' night; Brock must answer to Lisa Vanderpump after the darkness in his past is revealed; Raquel takes James to a boxing class to work on his anger; Randall hosts a poker night for the guys.
Tom Sandoval throws a competing pool party on the same day as Jax, forcing everyone to choose sides once and for all; Brittany blames Katie for the rift in their friendship, while Max and Brett nearly come to blows over their feelings for Dayna.
Before the group heads out for BravoCon, Riley hosts Girls Night 2.0; Emira is ready to bury the hatchet with Charlie, but a new revelation sets things back again; Ariana and Liam's romance is moving forward full steam ahead, but Charlie doubles down on his pursuit of Ariana, threatening their connection.
Liam's plans for a fun ski weekend in upstate New York are quickly dashed as he deals with rumors about Ariana and Charlie's budding friendship. The inner workings of Georgia's cleaning company are getting messy.
Ava and Ariana host a New Eras party and the theme is surprisingly on point. Hudson finally returns to New York, forcing Charlie to come clean about everything with Ariana.
Before the group heads out for BravoCon, Riley hosts Girls Night 2.0; Emira is ready to bury the hatchet with Charlie, but a new revelation sets things back again; Ariana and Liam's romance is moving forward full steam ahead, but Charlie doubles down on his pursuit of Ariana, threatening their connection.