The Sharks hear pitches on a fragrance that smells like money, luxury soap with a twist, a unique guitar learning system, and a blinking accessory for jeans.

Fueling crime and violence like no other drug on the planet, crack cocaine is deadly, and so addictive that users will do anything to get their hands on it. Desperate for a high, addicts Jeff and Alexis turn to burglary, drug dealing and even prostitution. In Peru, 14-year-old Gian Carlos is addicted to paco — a highly toxic cocaine by-product sweeping the slums — and harvester “Diego” operates a clandestine cocaine kitchen where he produces high-grade cocaine for trafficking to Europe and America.

Once crack cocaine crosses the U.S. border, it lines the pockets of dealers like “Mista,” who markets his illegal business as a brand. NGC also joins police on the front lines attempting to follow the every move of dealers as they hit the streets with their precious commodity.

Sunday on Kourtney and Kim Take New York Kim feels betrayed by her friend Jonathan when she hears he’s writing a tell all book about her, and Scott wants to reconnect with his Jewish roots but Kourtney thinks it’s just a phase. See the drama go down in this sneak peek where Kim sets up a dinner with Jonathan to get the truth:

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On After Lately, the writers worry that Eva’s “Mom Book” gift idea for Chelsea is a bad one; Chuy convinces some of the writers to come to a Golf Course Grand Opening, and Roy poses for Playgirl.

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Tori and Dean go to Texas in search of inspiration for InvenTORI. Meanwhile, Tori stresses over how to hide her baby bump from the prying paparazzi.

The girls showcase their rap skills for guest judge Too Short. Judi works her voodoo on one of Sydney’s guys, causing drama to erupt and alliances to shift in the house.

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Oxygen meddles with love once again with the season three return of the dating competition series “Love Games: Bad Girls Need Love Too,” featuring former “Bad Girls” – Judi (season seven), Kori (season six) and Sydney (season six) — as they compete and search for love from a pool of 13 eligible suitors who can put up with their outrageous ways. “Celebrity Fit Club” and “Bad Girl” fan favorite Tanisha Thomas (season two) hosts the series.

Monday’s season premiere begins with a bang as Judi lashes out when a drink is spilled on her while tension between frenemies Kori and Sydney comes to blows.

Each week Judi, Kori and Sydney go on dates to try to get to know the bachelors while also competing for the title of “HBIC” – Head Bad Girl In Charge. Will the HBIC try to eliminate the other Bad Girls’ favorite guys to break their hearts? Or do they have a stake in keeping the same man in the game? Ultimately, hearts will be broken and someone is going home…

With a brand new book in the works, a brand new business and a brand new baby onboard, this season will be action-packed. The family that plays–and works–together stays together, and this season Tori, Dean, Liam and Stella show viewers again what a family living and working in Hollywood is all about. With a new store opening–an antique furniture and lifestyle store aptly named “invenTORI”–a book deal, dual acting careers and a third baby on the way, Tori and Dean once again prove that they can do it all, even under the spotlight of Hollywood. As always, Tori and Dean’s close circle of friends come along for the ride. This season, viewers will get to experience the touching moment when Bill and Scout (the “Guncles”) welcome their new baby girl, Simone, to the family. Tori is also busy playing matchmaker as she tries to find love for her best friend Mehran. Additionally, the family would not be complete without the return of beloved baby nurse, Patsy!

Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott created “Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood” and executive produce the series along with Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato of World of Wonder Productions. Richard Courtney and Megan McGuinness serve as co-executive producers.