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A $14k gold pocket watch is allegedly stolen by an online buyer who accuses an established Ebay salesman of sending him the wrong piece of jewelry.

A woman claims she was only a day late on a payment when her ex-friend repossessed her vehicle; her friend accuses her of filing a false restraining order for harassment.

The buyers are losing their minds in West Covina; Kenny hunts for cougars, but finds a portable pulpit instead; and Ivy shows the ladies how to dress for success.

The team return to Moreno Valley where Justin's congeniality earns him Rene's goodwill and a chance to level up, while Darrell's tubular locker tests out O.K.

The pranksters adhere to poor directions and try to sell a silly book concept. Later, the attempt to persuade strangers to hold seats for them in New York City's Times Square.

Four friends compete in awkward social experiments recorded by hidden cameras. The contestant who loses must endure one final embarrassing challenge.

Rex seeks help from Detective Sidney Scott in order to save his stranded and injured friends.

Charlie gets a break in a long-unsolved kidnapping case that has haunted him, but runs into trouble when the abductee refuses his help.

An imprisoned killer forces the station into lockdown by taking a hostage and attempting escape.

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Charlie and Rex sniff out the suspects when the Chief Superintendent of the St. John's Police Department dies at a popular restaurant and all signs point to poison.

Charlie and Rex try to take down a car theft ring after one of the team is seriously injured trying to stop a theft in progress.

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Robert Redford plays a wounded cop taken in by a woman (Gladys Cooper) whose fear of death has made her a recluse. Contractor: R.G. Armstrong. Host: Rod Serling.

A millionaire (Joseph Wiseman) offers three personal enemies shelter from an atomic war. Mrs. Langford: Katherine Squire. Hughes: Gage Clark. Hawthorne: Trevor Bardette. Policeman: Ray Galvin. Electrician No. 1: Joseph Elic. Electrician No. 2: Robert Snyder. Host: Rod Serling.

Expensive shoes taken off a corpse lead a Bowery bum (Warren Stevens) into a whole new world. Sam: Harry Swoger. Chips: Ben Wright. Wilma: Joan Marshall. Dagget: Richard Devon. Ben: Ron Hagerthy. Woman: Florence Marly. Jimmy: Joe Mell.

The pranksters take charge of a business luncheon. Later, they sell athletic footwear; and one guy loses him mother in a busy store.

A voice-disguising challenge involves humiliating commands. Later, the pranksters make embarrassing public announcements and pretend to be dinosaur experts.

The pranksters go shopping in a supermarket. Later, they regift bizarre items and attempt a needle-in-a-haystack challenge.

When a young woman goes missing in The Barrens, suspicion turns to the woman's boyfriend and it's up to the team to uncover the truth behind her disappearance.

A mountain man and his dog return from a raccoon hunt to find folks think the man is dead. Written by "The Waltons" creator Earl Hamner Jr., the first of his eight scripts for "The Twilight Zone." Simpson: Arthur Hunnicut. Rachel: Jeanette Nolan. Gatekeeper: Robert Foulk. Messenger: Dexter Dupont. Tillman: Orville Sherman. Rev. Wood: Charles Seel. Wesley: Titus Moede.

Larry Blyden as an impudent cowboy star whose self-assurance vanishes when he encounters the real Jesse James (Arch Johnson). Director: Robert Cornthwaite. Property Man: William McLean. Cowboy No. 1: Troy Melton. Cowboy No. 2: Jay Overholts. Bartender: Robert J. Stevenson. Old Man: Hal K. Dawson.

A man cites his mother's death and jailtime for back child-support as obstacles preventing him from paying his father back for a loan.

Luke and the Ostacruiser look into Hatfield McCoy's trails of terrain with amazing views.

The pranksters share shameful secrets in the park, don headsets at a fast-food drive-through, and ask unsuspecting strangers to dance.

Taylor spends a spring day hunting for Eastern Wild Turkeys with a crossbow.

Keith Beasley takes on the harsh weather of Newfoundland, embarking on a hunt for moose and woodland caribou with Newfoundland Adventure Outfitters.

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A welder is accused of damaging a decorative, iron gate when his client did not come up with the agreed-upon cash payment for his services.

After realizing one of the "gently used" items in her secondhand store is actually an antique teapot worth $80K, Rose McGovern finds herself the sights of Joe Burnsides an ambitious antique broker. He's determined to buy the teapot from Rose, but she refuses to sell until she can find the original owner.

In Riverside, Kenny gets baited into bidding on a massive locker; and Rene and Casey try to go small and end up churning out a few bucks, while Shana and Edwina's mystery box is mislabeled.

In Hawaiian Gardens, Darrell breaks in the new guy; Brandi and Jarrod detect something mysterious in their unit; and Justin paws his way through a decent locker.

Back in Santa Ana, the buyers face ten vaults belonging to the same owner. Dave snaps up almost half of them, while Ivy draws a nice profit out of his. But in the end, Mary and Kenny end up doing all the heavy lifting.

In Stanton, Dave finds that sometimes making a profit is like pulling teeth; and Mary grinds to get into the black, while Ivy's locker ends up sucking and blowing.

The pranksters work at a deli, and then they ask customers to settle frivolous quarrels for them. Later, a toast humiliates someone.

Caroline takes Max with her to visit her father in prison.

Charlie's estranged brother is accused of the death of his recent boxing opponent. Charlie and the team wrestle with the possibility of his guilt.

Superintendent Donovan transports an inmate, who happens to be his former partner, he finds himself confronting the past and caught up in a daring and dangerous escape.

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After a severed hand is found in a box of frozen cod, the team must uncover the identity of both the victim and the killer behind the grisly crime.

Bart celebrates a birthday that will change his life forever. (New).

When Tammy is upset that an elite country club only takes men, Mark joins it to supposedly change things from within. Meanwhile, Tammy's passion for the club infuriates the owner's wife, Ellen, and she invites Tammy to join an elite league of women dedicated to combating global, female issues. Meanwhile, Mark's entry into the club ruins the natural order, prompting the board to pursue the nuclear

Tina attempts to save her school news segment by interviewing Mr. Frond about his revolutionary new computer game. Meanwhile, Bob and Linda entertain Teddy by making up the plots to popular horror movies they haven't seen. (New).

It's Ice Week in Krapopolis! Tyrannis struggles to keep his cool when he gets the hots for a visiting reporter. Shlub is paid a visit by an old friend. Hippocampus and Stupendous risk missing the festivities altogether. (New).

Rex is accused of attacking a decorated former police officer, so Charlie enlists the help of an unorthodox ally to uncover the truth in the hopes of restoring his position on the team.

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A nursing-home resident tries to convince others that a youthful mind means age doesn't matter. But his lifelong friend is disdainful. Whitley: Ernest Truex. Ben: Russell Collins. Cox: John Marley. Frietag: Hank Patterson. Agee: Earle Hodgins. Mrs. Summers: Marjorie Bennett. Mrs. Densley: Lenore Shanewise. Mrs. Wister: Anne O'Neal.

Barry Morse (Lt. Gerard in "The Fugitive") as a cynic who takes advantage of a player piano that reveals listeners' hidden selves. Written by Earl Hamner Jr. ("The Waltons"). Esther: Joan Hackett. Marge: Muriel Landers. Walker: Don Durant. Throckmorton: Phil Coolidge. Marvin: Cyril Delevanti. Rod Serling is the host.

Apparently altruistic aliens arrive and abolish all adversity. Key word: apparently. Kanamit: Richard Kiel ("Jaws" of the James Bond films). Chambers: Lloyd Bochner. Pat: Susan Cummings. Gregori: Theodore Marcuse. Secretary General: Hardie Albright. Reporter No. 1: Will J. White.

The pranksters sign up for a singles' event. Later, they borrow strangers' cell phones to make humiliating calls.

Explore the journey of milk from farm to table, discovering its versatile uses in creating fresh cheese and handcrafted ice cream.

The guys ask unusual questions of a consumer focus group; get a workout as unfit trainers at a gym; and pretend they are employees at a famous New York bakery.

The pranksters visit Texas, where they teach cowboy skills and sell Western-style clothing. Later, one prankster attends a rodeo.

When the co-owner of a successful board game company is found dead of a snake bite, the team has to not only catch the hugger but also the deadly venomous snake still on the loose.

When a young woman goes missing in The Barrens, suspicion turns to the woman's boyfriend and it's up to the team to uncover the truth behind her disappearance.

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In this episode, the Judge rules on two cases. In the first, a college student says illegal drug use and the risk of COVID forced her to move out of an apartment early. She is sued by her roommate's father for allegedly breaking the lease. In the next proceeding, a woman is accused of vandalizing a vehicle with her bare hands in a fit of rage, which she denies.

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The classic Gloria Monty soap charting the trials of Port Charles' medical center. Even daytime naysayers tuned in to see the celebrated nuptials of supercouple Luke and Laura, who scored covers of both Time and Newsweek during the same month. Over time, the series flirted with sci-fi, sexy aliens, adventurous location shoots and a late '90s mafia madness. It debuted on April Fools' Day 1963 and s

Recognition of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation; honoring residential school survivors, their families, their communities and all the children who never made it home.

(Part 2) Repeated fist-a-cuffs, vandalism and police intervention leave the Judge with no other choice than to advise a family to set boundaries with restraining orders.

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