Lauren and Sarah make a choice about their future; Alan and Evelyn find a path forward; Elaine and DeSean feel a shift; Orna marvels at how bizarre her profession is.

Sarah wants to feel precious; Lauren investigates her own defensiveness; Elaine has a breakthrough; DeSean discovers his role in their struggle; Alan finally opens up; Evelyn is shocked; Annie states the brutal truth.

Annie questions what they're fighting to hold on to; Sarah can't shake the feeling she's being punished; Orna feels pressure to do more; DeSean is furious; Orna presses Elaine to face her past.

Elaine and DeSean argue about the impact of racism on their marriage; Orna feels frustrated by a lack of progress; Lauren is concerned about Sarah's doubts; Evelyn and Alan make a difficult decision about their marriage.

Elaine figures out why she thinks DeSean doesn't care for her; Lauren and Sarah come to a major decision about the future; Annie shares her past sexual trauma.

Alan reveals the impact of his father's infidelity; Sarah wants Lauren to initiate sex; Mau's traumatic past casts a long shadow.

A recent fight between Lauren and Sarah reveals underlying power dynamics; Orna pushes Mau and struggles with her inability to break through; DeSean is sick of failing to make Elaine happy.

Mau needs sex every day; Evelyn feels betrayed by Alan and no longer trusts him; Orna has trouble remaining impartial; Elaine discovers a connection between her childhood trauma and her marriage.

Annie and Mau revisit a traumatic birthday; DeSean is fed up with Elaine; Sarah wants a baby, but Lauren isn't ready; Evelyn and Alan make a painful decision; Dr. Orna Guralnik wrestles with the responsibility she feels for her patients.

Infidelity is a problem in many relationships. In each episode of this series, couples who have experienced infidelity open up and talk about their heartbreak while a therapist offers advice on how to help the couple heal. The show tries to demonstrate how love can endure through even the darkest times. Each betrayal story is told from the perspectives of different people involved, including the cheater, the victim of the cheating, the "other person," and friends and family affected by the betrayal.

Based on a U.K. series by the same name, the observational documentary series "First Dates" tracks a variety of couples during their initial meeting, all happening over one night at the same restaurant. The production employs a number of techniques to probe whether the couples are clicking and if the evening will lead to more dates and a possible relationship. Home viewers participate in the social experiment, judging the couples' interactions and whether they possess the undefinable chemistry that makes them a good fit for each other.

From blushing brides turned cold-blooded killers to smitten grooms with shocking dark sides, "Fatal Vows" examines the criminal psychology behind deadly divorces. Guiding viewers through actual stories of love gone wrong are psychotherapist Stacy Kaiser and forensic/clinical psychologist Dr. Brian Russell, who examine each couple to better understand how the marriage turned from flawed to fatal. Stylized re-enactments are supported by interviews with family, friends, law enforcement, and potential victims of the crime, while Kaiser and Dr. Russell provide analysis on unions that break down until divorce and murder collide.

Are there secrets methods to making a marriage work? By highlighting honest, emotional and sometimes awkward love stories from the black community, this docuseries tries to answer that question. Featured couples include Oscar winner Viola Davis and husband Julius Tennon, Hollywood power couple Meagan Good and DeVon Franklin, actress/model Tia Mowry and husband/actor Cory Hardrict, Grammy nominated recording artist Shanice and husband Flex Alexander, gospel singer Erica Campbell and husband/music producer Warryn Campbell, and many others. By telling their stories and showing what lifelong love looks like, these duos offer proof that while it can happen for anyone, it certainly isn't easy.

This groundbreaking docuseries chronicles the lives of couples navigating the most confusing, disappointing and uncertain time in their marriages. Imagine what a woman is thinking when her husband finally builds up the courage to share with her this life-altering truth: He identifies as a different gender. Each hourlong episode shares the deeply personal story of a couple attempting to make sense of their new normal. The wife has recently found out that her husband has grappled with his gender identity for years and has made the brave decision to become the woman he is inside. Viewers share in their journey as they take steps toward the husband's transition and the many other changes that accompany it.

"The Westbrooks" introduces viewers to five sisters who are following in the footsteps of reality TV kingpins, the Kardashians. Social media savvy teenager India Love is not only the Westbrooks' youngest member, but also its most popular -- if the measure of such acclaim is having more than 1 million Instagram followers -- and BET says she is just as famous for her stunning looks as she is for her "stuck-up ways." By chronicling their daily lives online, the sisters caught the eyes of advertisers, and now their online personalities are moving from smartphone screens to the small screen. Aspiring model Crystal is India Love's biggest rival; plus-size model Bree preaches loving oneself; "goofy" Morgan promotes music, including her own, as well as her growing enthusiasm for motorcycles; and mom-of-three Brooke is known as the black sheep of the family and has always felt like an outsider.