This week's episode celebrates rock and roll as contestant Janice from Garland, TX, competes against Tim from Taunton, MA, and then, Vince from Cleveland, OH, competes against Daniel from Sherman Oaks, CA, in a series of rock and roll tunes for the chance to win cash and potentially the $100,000 grand prize.

This week's episode focuses on the universal theme of LOVE, as contestant Khalia, on the brink of engagement and from Tampa, FL, competes against newly engaged Ian from Los Angeles, CA; and then, Mark from New York, NY, competes against Christina from Las Vegas, NV, in a series of love-focused songs for the chance to win cash and potentially the $100,000 grand prize.

This week's episode is a blast from the past, as contestant Isaac from Los Angeles, CA, and Alexandra from Bronx, NY, guess tunes straight from the 1980s; and then, Brenton from Portland, OR, competes against Roisin from Fanwood, NJ, as they try to name a series of songs from the '90s for the chance to win cash and potentially the $100,000 grand prize.

It's movie night, as teacher Lori from Austin, TX, goes head-to-head with Dave from New York, who works in advertising. Round One is "Mixtape," and all the tunes are from the movies. The theme continues into the Bid-A-Note round, which concludes in a blockbuster ending. The Hollywood theme keeps coming as Chris, a legal assistant from Brooklyn, NY, takes on Kalisha from Minneapolis, MN, who works in digital marketing. Will either of them win the $100k grand prize?

The second hour features Sara, an executive assistant from Bronx, NY, who takes on Tye, a military veteran from Atlanta, GA. Sara shows her "New York mean," but will she beat the military vet for the big money in the Golden Medley? Next, Raymond, an accountant from Chicago, faces New Orleans entrepreneur and mom Lyndsey. Round One starts with a NAME THAT TUNE favorite, "Spin Me Round." The prizes stack up, and there's even an underwater scooter on offer! See who will sink and who will swim, as competitors slug it out to come out on top and win the $100,000 grand prize.

Four new contestants are put to the test.

Actress and television personality Jodie Sweetin ("Fuller House") plays for The Scleroderma Research Foundation vs. actor Frankie Muniz ("Malcolm in the Middle"), playing for the State Forty Eight Foundation; and gold medal-winning Olympic gymnast Laurie Hernandez plays both for the Alzheimer's Association and OneMind.org vs. five-time Olympic Medalist Nastia Liukin, playing for the Special Olympics.

A brand-new season of Name That Tune blasts-off with talk show host and Queer Eye star, Karamo Brown playing for Talented Twelve taking on reality TV's sweetheart and star of The Bachelorette, Kaitlyn Bristowe playing for The Lemons Foundation. In a thrilling game of By Request these two entertainment powerhouses battle it out in a highly competitive, highly entertaining showdown. But it's the iconic Bid-A-Note that tests our celebrity's wits and music knowledge with $100,000 up for grabs. The laughter, surprises, and big money prizes continue as Joey, a realtor from Charlotte, North Carolina goes head-to-head with Valerie, an Associate Director of Financial Aid from Staten Island, NY. A round of Remix'd puts their love of music to the test but it's the ultimate challenge Bid-A-Note that decides who will make it through to the Golden Medley to win thousands in prize money.

Maria, a non-profit coordinator from San Antonio, TX, and Josh, an event manager from Chicago, IL face off in game one. In game two Carie, a Customer Service Agent from Seattle, WA plays against Chinedu, a Clinical Pharmacist Practitioner from Dallas, TX.

Charles, a marketing manager from Long Beach, CA faces off with Missy, a realtor from Lexington, KY. These two larger-than-life characters waste no time in giving entertaining performances in the first round, By Request. The big money ratchets up in round 2; Bid A Note where a mixture of strategy and music knowledge opens the door for one of these players to go for the $100,000 jackpot in the Golden Medley final round. In game two Rebecca a finance manager from Gilbert, AZ, and Amy, who works in marketing insights in Dallas, TX go head-to-head in the first round Spin Me Round. Every correct answer wins $1,000 and it's a close competition as the players go into Round 2; Bid A Note. The big money is looming as both players go all out to be the one to go through to the Golden Medley.

A middle school teacher, a flight attendant, a barista and an English teacher compete.

A sales consultant and a university professor go head-to-head in game one; in game two, a former professional basketball player goes up against an optometrist.

A stay-at-home mom and a veterinary assistant compete.

Four new contestants are put to the test.

Four new contestants are put to the test in the second part of a two-hour season finale.

Singer/songwriter Cassadee Pope, playing for Creative Waves Foundation vs. singer/actress Jana Kramer, playing for Safe Horizon; and actor/singer Tituss Burgess ("Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt"), playing for Broadway Dreams vs. Spice Girl and singer/actress Mel B., playing for Women's Aid.

Michael, a social worker from Chicago, IL, and Bethany, a sign language interpreter from Omaha, NE face off in game one. In game two George, a hotel bartender from Los Angeles, CA plays against Ade, who works in marketing from Detroit, MI.

A salesman, a hospital manager, an event coordinator and an operations manager compete.

A social worker competes with a sales executive; a healthcare consultant takes on a sports card marketer.

Ethan, a software engineer from Chicago, IL, and Erika, a digital strategist from Los Angeles, CA go head-to-head in game one. In game two Sasha, a realtor from Albuquerque, NM is up against Sharmayne, a small business owner from Alameda, CA.

Players race against the clock to test their knowledge of songs performed by the live band; the player with the most money at the end of each game gets to chance to win additional cash and potentially a whole lot of money.

Players race against the clock to test their knowledge of songs performed by the live band.

A dog groomer, a barista, an HR manager and a graduate student compete.

An e-commerce manager and bartender go head-to-head in game one, an operations analyst and a teacher compete in game two.

Former "Beverly Hills 90210" sweethearts "Kelly" and "Steve" go note-to-note: Actress Jennie Garth, playing for the Equus Foundation vs. Actor Ian Ziering, playing for The Epidermolysis Bullosa Medical Research Foundation; and Grammy Award-winning artist Shaggy, playing for the Shaggy Make a Difference Foundation vs. Actress/Director Kim Fields ("The Upshaws"), playing for Back On My Feet.