TV Guide for Tomorrow Saturday 10 in TLC

Tick Tock Death. Halloween finds the Hecks in their own Twilight Zone-type stories, with Brick providing an introduction to each.

J-Fab is the life of the party, but her shoulder bump is seriously cramping her style. Teresa's red face and bumpy nose make her feel like a monster.

Patrick's so big that it's getting in the way of his relationship with his daughter. If he wants to see her graduate high school, he'll have to reverse course.

From 'shy Di' to the queen of chic, Princess Diana will forever be an icon. Uwa wants a Diana-inspired gown, while Chantelle wants a more contemporary look.

Demi struggles to find a frock that will make her family proud. Plus, Jodie dreams of a princess dress but her parents insist on a slinky gown.

The Desire For Something Different Show. Frankie's after something out of the ordinary but can she get her mum on board? At her final fitting, Jodie's not sure she'll like her dress.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

Sheldon encourages Missy to question the Bible. Meemaw determines to catch George Sr. in a lie, and Mary helps Pastor Jeff search for a youth pastor.

While Sheldon tries to convince Dr. Sturgis to return to the university, Georgie upsets the family when he makes a life-changing decision.

Pish Posh And A Secret Room. While Meemaw opens a secret gambling room, Sheldon, Missy and Georgie adapt to new living arrangements.

While Mary's away, George finds himself giving advice on Missy's love life. And Georgie has a solution for Meemaw's business woes.

While Missy asks some uncomfortable questions about sex in church, Meemaw and Georgie go into business together.

Sheldon takes his first engineering class with Professor Boucher. Meanwhile, Meemaw and Dale help take care of his ex-wife, June.

While Sheldon battles the mysterious Grand Chancellor of the university over science requirements, Mary makes a shocking discovery about Georgie.

While George Sr. plays handyman at Brenda Sparks' house, Sheldon gets the science yips and has to learn how not to think.

Penny makes a big step toward pursuing a full-time acting career, and Sheldon is forced to take a vacation.

Unable to score tickets for Comic-Con, Sheldon decides to stage his own comic-book convention, while the ladies attempt to act like grown-ups.

Amy talks Sheldon into a romantic Valentine's Day getaway to Napa Valley. Leonard and Penny make an emergency visit to the vet with Raj's dog.

Leonard's purchase of a new dining room table doesn't sit well with Sheldon, and Bernadette isn't happy about Howard taking another trip to space.

Things turn rocky between Sheldon and Wolowitz, and Bernadette steps in to mediate. Penny is offered a movie role that may prove embarrassing.

Sheldon's visit to see his mummy forces him to start addressing a new reality. The gang speculate about where they might be in 20 years.

Raj wrestles with dating two women at the same time, Penny is offered a part in a trashy movie, and Sheldon can't decide between two gaming systems.

Raj and Howard double-date, and the latter is flushed with embarrassment after Raj's girlfriend reveals a secret she knows about Howard.

Leonard reinstates Anything Can Happen Thursday, and Sheldon attempts something spontaneous. Raj requests help from Howard in prepping for a date.

Sheldon receives counselling from his childhood TV idol, while Penny and Leonard reach a relationship milestone and turn it into a competition.

A trying day at the movie shoot makes Penny question her life choices. Caring for a bedridden Mrs. Wolowitz is a challenge for Howard and Bernadette.

Sheldon gets caught up in all the life-altering changes going on around him and considers a monumental move. Raj and Emily take it to the next level.

Amy and Leonard take a road trip, Penny has an interview at Bernadette's company, and Howard has issues with Stuart's relationship with his mum.

Howard signs up to take Sheldon's class, and tensions between Penny and Bernadette give Amy an opportunity to play one against the other.

NASA asks Wolowitz to throw the first pitch at an Angels baseball game. And Sheldon says that he and Amy are a better couple than Leonard and Penny.

Raj's girlfriend gives Penny the cold shoulder after he tells her about their history, and the guys consider buying into Stuart's comic-book emporium.

Amy and Bernadette accuse Penny of becoming a party pooper. And the guys brainstorm about inventing something cool.

Sheldon and Raj go on an expedition that turns into a test of how long before they get under each other's skin. Leonard and Penny argue about money.

Penny's sales pitch leaves a doctor-client smitten and the guys help her deal with it, and Bernadette and Amy debate female scientists and sexuality.

Amy and Bernadette organise a prom to be held atop the guys' apartment complex, but Sheldon is leery of all the prom pomp, circumstance and romancing.

Margarita is a matriarch who has been hiding her armpit lump from her family. Bradley has a concerning growth that looks like raw meat on his leg.

Jeremy is a pastor with a hanging growth in an embarrassing location. Todd has a bump protruding from his forehead that is painful and humiliating.

Drag queen Tameru is covered in tiny clusters of cysts on his chest, arms and neck. He discovered his bumps over a decade ago and still doesn't know what they are.

Robert carries the weight of the huge lump on his head. Christina has big, veiny, liquid-filled balloons next to her eyes. Felipe has severe dry skin.

Eternal bridesmaid Brittany, now the bride, wants to 'drop it low' in a dress! Erika plans to wear her old wedding dress down the aisle - with a different fiancé.

Krystal S. wants to marry the man of her dreams, but she won't do it until she can be sure that she won't force him into the role of caretaker.