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Ivy brings his son to Moreno Valley and leaves with yo-yo's of an unexpected kind. Meanwhile, Rene and Casey discover that their shoes are more "air" and less "Jordan.".

The gang is on final approach in Riverside. Darrell listens to his sports sense and it pays off. Ivy & Ivy get distracted by a decoy, but manage to find the bills in the end. Brandi tries to teach Danielle a lesson about the true meaning of trash.

Kenny tries to reclaim the title of "King of Whittier" but has trouble amassing any shillings. Meanwhile, Ivy & Ivy brave the cold to find their fortunes, and Lisa finally graduates to full-fledged buyer, finding an unlikely mentor along the way.

A confident Kenny has a three-step plan for success in Stanton. Darrell helps Kimber find winning items for her new boutique. Rene brings Casey, who needs a distraction. And Laura takes lead as auctioneer, while Dan holds the clipboard.

Two families compete against each other in a contest to name the most popular responses to a survey question posed to 100 people.

Caroline tries to embrace Bobby's hobby of bowling, but she fears she is his bad luck charm when she accidentally injures his teammate's hand, which threatens their chance for a championship. Meanwhile, Max uses her bowling prowess to get onto Bobby's team; and Sophie worries that baby Barbara might not be smart enough.

When the maid-of-honor winds up dead after a bachelorette party, it s up to Charlie and Rex to untangle the events of the night.

When a so-called time traveler warns Major Crimes about a bomb threat, Charlie and Rex are enlisted to protect a prominent political figure at risk of assassination.

Out in the community, not behind a desk, CityNews covers the latest hyper-local stories directly where they happen. (New).

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When Jesse's music teacher is killed at his recording studio, Charlie and Rex link the crime to a seemingly unrelated murder.

On tonight's 40th anniversary of "Press Your Luck," host Elizabeth Banks is eager to see if one of the contestants can take home the big bucks and snag "The Big 40" prize.

Emotions run high as our contestants try to hold on to their prizes and steer clear of the WHAMMY.

CityNews' fresh approach to local news reporting connects with viewers by digging into the community stories that matter most. (New).

A man's obsession with loud noises prompts his wife's departure, which is followed by a radical change within himself. Directed by Richard Donner ("Superman," "The Omen"). Flemington: John McGiver. Mrs. Flemington: Penny Singleton. Psychiatrist: Michael Fox. Doctor: Francis De Sales. Secretary: Renee Aubry. Conklin: William Benedict.

Jackie Cooper plays a struggling ventriloquist who turns to crime, on advice from his suddenly vociferous dummy. Susan: Suzanne Cupito (later to become Morgan Brittany). Mrs. Cudahy: Sarah Selby. Rod Serling is the host.

Total power failure in a neighborhood sparks suspicions that it was caused by an alien invasion---and that one walks among them. Steve: Claude Akins. Charlie: Jack Weston. Tommy: Jan Handzlik. Goodman: Barry Atwater. Don: Burt Metcalfe.

The guys work at a sub shop; food court fun; a memory game with a unique punishment for the loser.

Video game store shenanigans; marble mouthed rock climbers; fake tickets to a terrible show.

Touching strangers at the mall without using hands; quitting a job in front of a crowd; the big loser takes a ride.

CityNews' fresh approach to local news reporting connects with viewers by digging into the community stories that matter most. (New).

It's Home Day and Victoria Tonelli has clever ways to make the most out of one's outdoor space.

Lily Yange brings chic looks for one's summer soirees, while Jessica Panetta rounds up the top shorts trends for the season.

Marley's brilliant at organizing other people's engagements, but unlucky in finding romance herself. When designing her most important proposal yet, the man who could jeopardize it all may be the one who helps find her own love story.

Carson Arthur stops by to share the three rules of garden design. Then, he joins Chef Randy Feltis in the kitchen for the ultimate battle of dough, toppings, and creativity.

"Come on down!" Contestants guess retail values for prizes on TV's longest-running game show. Bob Barker racked up over a dozen hosting Emmys since CBS first aired the daytime staple in 1972. When Barker retired in 2007, Drew Carey stepped in to ably fill his shoes.

An update of the classic game show in which contestants wearing outrageous costumes make deals with the host to win money and prizes.

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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

January 8 – Mario Lopez appears. Jennifer welcomes back content creator Ulysses "Uly" Morazan. Ulysses will chat with Jennifer about dating in the new year and New Year's resolutions. (Repeat).

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Out in the community, not behind a desk, CityNews covers the latest hyper-local stories directly where they happen. (New).

Out in the community, not behind a desk, CityNews covers the latest hyper-local stories directly where they happen. (New).

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A murder in a local park points to someone dressed as The Night Keeper.

Charlie and Rex investigate the murder of a wealthy man who leaves only his three dogs to his estranged friends.

CityNews' fresh approach to local news reporting connects with viewers by digging into the community stories that matter most. (New).

A loose, L.A.-based late-night talk show stars Jimmy Kimmel and features interviews and musical performances. (New).

Murr's game plan; Joe's silly faces; Sal keeps falling down; bloopers; obnoxious habits revealed.

Carson Arthur stops by to share the three rules of garden design. Then, he joins Chef Randy Feltis in the kitchen for the ultimate battle of dough, toppings, and creativity.

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Kicking off Monday with margaritas. Shoana Jensen shows how to make this summery drink three ways.

Carson Arthur stops by to share the three rules of garden design. Then, he joins Chef Randy Feltis in the kitchen for the ultimate battle of dough, toppings, and creativity.

CityNews' fresh approach to local news reporting connects with viewers by digging into the community stories that matter most. (Repeat).

CityNews' fresh approach to local news reporting connects with viewers by digging into the community stories that matter most. (Repeat).

Toronto's morning blend of news, traffic, interviews, and lifestyle trends. (New).

Shoana Jensen has a lesson on ice to keep drinks cool this summer. Then, Jyoti Nanra is putting an adult spin on favorite childhood drinks.

"Come on down!" Contestants guess retail values for prizes on TV's longest-running game show. Bob Barker racked up over a dozen hosting Emmys since CBS first aired the daytime staple in 1972. When Barker retired in 2007, Drew Carey stepped in to ably fill his shoes.

An update of the classic game show in which contestants wearing outrageous costumes make deals with the host to win money and prizes.

(Repeat).

Two new families compete for the right to play the returning champions in this classic game show. (Repeat).

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

Niecy Nash-Betts; and Molly Sims. Also: Grammy-winning poet J. Ivy (album "The Light Inside") performs spoken word with his wife, Tarrey Torae. (Repeat).

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Out in the community, not behind a desk, CityNews covers the latest hyper-local stories directly where they happen. (New).

Out in the community, not behind a desk, CityNews covers the latest hyper-local stories directly where they happen. (New).

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