TV Guide E! Tuesday

A banker wrongly convicted of his wife's murder becomes an invaluable asset to a crooked warden and his fellow inmates while still holding hope for his release.

Bobby and the 118 respond to an abandoned oil well that produces a massive sinkhole in the downtown area; Athena examines a 30-year-old unsolved casino robbery.

Multiple emergencies keep the members of the 118 busy during Christmas Eve; Eddie continues to struggle with an emotionally devastated Christopher.

Athena, Bobby and the rest of the 118 rush to the aid of a family whose pick-up has been rigged to explode if it slows under 55 miles an hour.

When Maddie goes missing, Chimney sets out on a determined hunt through the St. Patrick's Day crowds.

After a robbery victim flips the script on her assailant, Athena is sent to investigate; Bobby and the 126 help an amateur diver trapped in a shark cage.

Athena investigates a horrific incident where a biker was impaled on a sign; Eddie goes to therapy for his PTSD; Jee-Yun gets sick, leaving Maddie to worry.

The team rescues an imperiled social media influencer at the sauna before moving on to a reality show wedding and a tragic mother-daughter hiking trip.

When the 9-1-1 call center goes up in flames, the 118 rushes in; Bobby risks his life to save May & Claudette; Buck & Eddie help an injured electrician.

Hen and Chimney put their lives on the line to prove that someone is playing at making themselves out as a hero, even when it leads to deaths.

Michael suspects the office is cursed after a freak accident, causing him to explore the religious beliefs of his employees and hold a charity 5K fun run.

Michael suspects the office is cursed after a freak accident, causing him to explore the religious beliefs of his employees and hold a charity 5K fun run.

Ryan returns to the Scranton branch of Dunder Mifflin to digitally upgrade the company but his presence is not welcomed by Michael and many other employees.

Ryan returns to the Scranton branch of Dunder Mifflin to digitally upgrade the company but his presence is not welcomed by Michael and many other employees.

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.

Stanley expresses his discontent during a meeting; Pam spends the night with Jim and she finds it to be an extremely inconvenient experience.

When the local college hosts a job fair, Michael seeks out new recruits for the summer intern program; Jim tries to reel in the biggest client of his career.

As Toby prepares to leave Dunder Mifflin, Michael plans on celebrating with an extravagant party; Jim plans on proposing to Pam during the party.

Michael and Phyllis continue to organize Toby's going away party; Jim's planned proposal hits a snag, but he gets the last laugh in his feud with Ryan.

Weight loss incentives cause the employees to become obsessed with their weight; Michael desperately tries to break the ice between him and his new HR rep.

Weight loss incentives cause the employees to become obsessed with their weight; Michael desperately tries to break the ice between him and his new HR rep.

Holly's ethics seminar gets out of hand when Michael encourages everyone to be honest; Jim forces Dwight to follow a "time theft" policy.

Miranda and Samantha make the mistake of dating men who are obsessed with models; Carrie spends the night with a model; Miranda fails to return phone calls.

Carrie brings Charlotte and Samantha to a party, only to learn that everyone there is married; Miranda pretends to be a lesbian to further her career.

Carrie and Samantha date guys in their twenties but soon decide that it is not for them; Charlotte's boyfriend asks her to try something new in bed.

A handsome French architect pays Carrie for sex; Charlotte is swept away by a famous artist but is conflicted when he asks her to pose nude for a painting.

Carrie suspects that Mr. Big is trying to keep his relationship with her a secret when he fails to show at a big event; Miranda discovers a boyfriend's fetish.

Carrie wants to be exclusive with Mr. Big; Miranda wants an open relationship with Skipper; Samantha secretly goes apartment hunting without her realtor.

Carrie finds out that Big was once married and had a threesome with his ex; Charlotte's man wants to bring in another woman; Samantha's involved with a couple.

Big informs Carrie that he will never marry again; Miranda introduces Charlotte to "The Rabbit," and she becomes a recluse; a man proposes to Carrie as a ruse.

The girls ponder their childless situations; Carrie wonders about motherhood when her period is late; Samantha gives her own kind of baby shower.

Carrie's certain she and Big will never share a bed again due to her flatulence; Charlotte dates Carrie's former lover who isn't interested in sex.

Miranda's Catholic lover always showers after sex; Carrie learns that Mr. Big takes his mother to church; Samantha doesn't meet her lover's standards.

Carrie starts dating a new member of the Yankees but finds that she still isn't over Mr. Big; Miranda tires of talking about men all the time.