TV Guide E! Tuesday

A family in upstate Connecticut discovers that their house was once a funeral home when a former resident returns to unleash supernatural horrors.

After moving into a historical house in Georgia, a young family discovers they're not the only ones living in it as a series of mysterious events take place.

An emergency arises during a bank manager's special going-away party; the first responders encounter a mystery when they are blamed for a risky heist.

Bobby Nash decides to move to Los Angeles in the hopes of restarting his life after a devastating tragedy that struck his family back in Minnesota.

Chaos ensues at a chocolate factory in the wake of a mail bomb explosion; Eddie learns unexpected news from Shannon; tragedy befalls the 118.

The 118 deals with a chaotic situation across the city as they respond to multiple disasters; Eddie's family decides to visit; Buck confronts a deadly event.

Athena seeks assistance from the 118 when a teenager loses control of their vehicle while driving along the freeway; a disturbing kidnapping is exposed.

Buck and Christopher's lives are put in harm's way in the wake of a massive tsunami that collides into the famous Santa Monica Pier.

The 118 is in a frantic rush to treat the victims of the massive tsunami; Buck dreads the worse case scenario when he notices Christopher is missing.

The first responders race to three different scenes; Bobby is given startling news from Buck; Eddie helps Christopher face the aftermath of the tsunami.

The 118 responds to two urgent situations that involve protestors at a slaughterhouse and a wife who is trapped inside a room with her husband's mistress.

Unusual events ensue during Halloween, such as a murder of crows harassing a field trip; Maddie remains adamant she made the right call.

Dwight intends to negate the importance of the company's new website by proving he can single-handedly sell more paper without it.

Dwight intends to negate the importance of the company's new website by proving he can single-handedly sell more paper without it.

Michael swallows his pride and begins pressuring his employees for a loan when his growing debt sky rockets; Jan renovates the condo; night at the farm.

Michael swallows his pride and begins pressuring his employees for a loan when his growing debt sky rockets; Jan renovates the condo; night at the farm.

Michael seizes the opportunity to display his creative prowess when the Scranton branch is asked to participate in a Dunder Mifflin ad.

Michael fights dirty when Karen, an employee from another branch, tries to persuade Stanley to leave the Scranton branch and join her team.

Michael heads into the woods on his own survival mission with nothing but the suit on his back after being excluded from Ryan's corporate wilderness retreat.

Michael's loyalty to his company is tested when he is deposed as a witness in Jan's case to sue Dunder Mifflin; a ping-pong match brings out trash talk.

Michael and Jan invite Pam and Jim over for dinner, and after finding they have run out of excuses to avoid the event, they decide to accept their invite.

Kevin and Andy's attempt to win back Dunder Mifflin's stolen parking spaces lands them in a standoff with the five other businesses in the office park.

Michael and Dwight meet up with Ryan and his friends for a night out in New York; Jim tries to concoct a plan that will keep everyone from working on Saturday.

Michael tries to lift the employees' spirits at the office Christmas party after the secret Santa gifts get them down, so he introduces vodka shots.

Andy takes Michael out after his girlfriend dumps him; tensions on the planning committee leads to the formation of rival Christmas parties.

Andy takes Michael out after his girlfriend dumps him; tensions on the planning committee leads to the formation of rival Christmas parties.

Meredith's hair catches on fire at Phyllis' Moroccan-themed Christmas party; Dwight corners the market on a popular Christmas toy.

Michael is outraged after Jim lets Phyllis take the role of Santa at the office party; Jim and Dwight work to promote the holiday spirit; Oscar has a crush.

Entrepreneur Kimora Lee Simmons balances her businesses and family life with two supermodel daughters, two high school boys, her youngest and her "bonus son."

Michael is thrilled that Toby is taking a leave of absence, and he wants Pam to organize a second Christmas party; Jim agrees to a snowball fight with Dwight.

Michael is thrilled that Toby is taking a leave of absence, and he wants Pam to organize a second Christmas party; Jim agrees to a snowball fight with Dwight.

Andy shoots for the best holidays ever by trying to fulfill the wishes of everyone in the office; Robert California seeks solace through drinking.

When the party planning committee drops the ball, Dwight gets everyone to celebrate with a traditional Schrute German Christmas.

Zack bets Nikki he can kiss a pop singer so he pretends he's dying to make it happen; rock star "Stevie" stays with her old teacher, Miss Bliss.

Zack's eagerness for popularity lands him in an embarassing situation when some older students invite him to partake in a "cool" club.

Miss Bliss comes to realize that her former professor's unorthodox teaching methods have merit, despite the fact that they are controversial.

A dance competition is being held at The Max; Jessie frets about being so tall; Lisa and her partner are excited until she sprains her knee.

When Lisa's dad gives her a credit card as a reward for her good grades, she goes overboard and must find a way to pay off her hefty bill.

Screech is accidentally struck by a lightning bolt that causes him to develop psychic abilities, which his friends use to cheat on an exam.

Zack bets Nikki he can kiss a pop singer so he pretends he's dying to make it happen; rock star "Stevie" stays with her old teacher, Miss Bliss.

Zack's eagerness for popularity lands him in an embarassing situation when some older students invite him to partake in a "cool" club.

Miss Bliss comes to realize that her former professor's unorthodox teaching methods have merit, despite the fact that they are controversial.

A dance competition is being held at The Max; Jessie frets about being so tall; Lisa and her partner are excited until she sprains her knee.

When Lisa's dad gives her a credit card as a reward for her good grades, she goes overboard and must find a way to pay off her hefty bill.

Screech is accidentally struck by a lightning bolt that causes him to develop psychic abilities, which his friends use to cheat on an exam.