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MCMILLIONS - This documentary series chronicles the stranger-than-fiction story of an ex-cop turned security auditor who rigged the McDonald's Monopoly game promotion for a decade, stealing millions of dollars and building a vast network of co-conspirators across the U.S. The series draws on exclusive firsthand accounts and archival footage, featuring: the FBI agents who brought down the gaming scam; McDonald's corporate executives, who were themselves defrauded; the lawyers who tried the case; and the culprits and prizewinners who profited from the complicated scheme, as well as the individuals who were often unwittingly duped into being a part of the ruse.

After a violent shipwreck, billionaire playboy Oliver Queen was missing and presumed dead for five years before being discovered alive on a remote island in the South China Sea. Oliver returned home to Starling City, bent on righting the wrongs of his family and fighting injustice. To do this, he created the persona of The Arrow and allied himself with former military man John Diggle, computer-science expert Felicity Smoak, lawyer-turned-vigilante Laurel Lance, billionaire inventor Ray Palmer, and his sister Thea Queen.

Calvin reluctantly agrees to let Marty create a website for his auto shop in the hopes of drumming up more business. Also, with Gemma out of town for a school retreat, Dave makes it his mission to prove to his son, Grover, that there's more to life than his favorite gadgets.

Join Kenan Thompson, Aidy Bryant, Colin Jost and Michael Che as they open the 87th annual Christmas tree lighting in Rockefeller Center.

Two members from the Radio City Rockettes review dance scenes from Christmas movies, including a?oeMean Girlsa?? and a?oeElfa??.

“Access Hollywood” host Mario Lopez stops by the 3rd hour of TODAY ahead of the Rockefeller Christmas Tree Lighting to chat about his plans for the holidays, the upcoming “Saved By the Bell” reboot and more.

Jason Kennedy, host of the new E show “In the Room,” joins TODAY to talk about his interview with quarterback Tom Brady, who spoke out frankly about football, fatherhood and more.

Disney calls the ride “the most technically complex attraction.”

Plus, Hammer from the Harlem Globetrotters celebrates World Trick Shot Day by jumping out of a plane at 13,000 feet while attempting to make the first ever trick shot while skydiving.

Houston chef Chris Shepherd shows Jimmy how to make one his signature dishes – Korean Braised Goat and Dumplings from his new cookbook 'Cook Like a Local.'

Henry talks about being super ripped, Mission Impossible, Superman, why he's a fan of the Kansas City Chiefs, playing rugby growing up, life with four brothers, his new Netflix show “The Witcher,” doing his own stunts, and the parallels between his new show and “Game of Thrones.”

Music guest Burna Boy performs a medley of his songs 'Collateral Damage' and 'Anybody' for the Tonight Show audience.

Children of Blood and Bone's bestselling author and first annual Tonight Show Summer Reads winner, Tomi Adeyemi, discusses turning the book into a movie, what's to come in the sequel, Children of Virtue and Vengeance, and getting Beyoncé's attention.

Felicity Jones chats with Jimmy about her tradition of insulting her co-star Eddie Redmayne while they film together and how filming with hot air balloons gave her a height phobia after shooting her film Aeronauts.

RuPaul stars in this outrageous series as a down-on-her-luck drag queen traveling across America in a RV with a tough-talking 10-year-old stowaway. AJ and The Queen arrives on January 10.

When life gets hard, we've got a Guy.

Watch the official trailer for Spider-Man: Homecoming. Peter Parker faces the struggles of any normal fifteen-year-old: adolescence, high school, romance – and protecting New York City from crime as its friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.

Ann tries to give her daughter words of encouragement.

When a rising high school football player from South L.A. is recruited to play for Beverly Hills High, the wins, losses and struggles of two families from vastly different worlds - Crenshaw and Beverly Hills - begin to collide. Inspired by the life of pro football player Spencer Paysinger.

When Miles grows concerned that the God Account is causing a rift with Cara, he decides to walk away from the account after helping one last friend suggestion, Miguel (Elliot Villar), a window washer with a sick daughter, on God Friended Me,