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Influential journalist and Pulitzer Prize Winner George Will talks baseball with Boomer. His epic, Men at Work, was a No. 1 New York Times best-seller for 14 consecutive weeks. (Repeat).

A look at national motor-sport racing focuses on the local racing community.

Major Crimes explores how the American justice system approaches the art of the deals as law enforcement officers and prosecutors work together to score a conviction. Los Angeles Police Captain Sharon Raydor heads up a special squad within the LAPD that deals with high-profile or particularly sensitive crimes.

A traveling salesman takes his mother on a road trip in order to reunite her with a former fling in this unforgettable comedy.

A high school mathlete starts hanging out with a group of burnouts while her younger brother navigates his freshman year. (Repeat).

A collection of hilarious weather mishaps from around the world, featuring both professional broadcasts and home videos.

The Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois in Switzerland; the Farm at Cape Kidnappers in New Zealand; Sanctuary Chief's in Botswana.

Religious services from Heart of the Nation.

Focusing on the strength of God in everyday struggles. Featuring biblical truths and encouragement.

Inspirational sermon by Dr. Michael Youssef in the light and hope of Christ to overcome the spiritual darkness of the world.

Examining how the Gospel can be incorporated into daily life.

Influential journalist and Pulitzer Prize Winner George Will talks baseball with Boomer. His epic, Men at Work, was a No. 1 New York Times best-seller for 14 consecutive weeks. (Repeat).

Reports on New England life include profiles of noteworthy people and places, segments on architecture and home design, and recipes by area chefs.

Reviews of various New England eateries are presented in this series.

Reviews of various New England eateries are presented in this series.

A talk show featuring guests, lifestyle segments and controversial topics.

Famed but tormented artist Vincent van Gogh spends his final years in Arles, France, painting masterworks of the natural world that surrounds him.

After responding to a car accident, Casey and Dawson become skeptical when a domineering husband continues to answer for his injured wife. Cruz becomes frustrated with Herrmann and Mouch when he discovers they have contacted people regarding his "Slamigan" invention without his knowledge. Kidd uncovers something meaningful and important to Severide while Brett discovers some potentially unsettling

In response to a call involving a residential fire, Otis and Kidd's lives are suddenly put in jeopardy when gunfire goes off inside the house. Dawson comforts Brett during an especially trying time. Meanwhile, Casey begins to notice that romance might be going on within the firehouse.

Nolan is given some life-changing news and invites Grace over. Meanwhile, each unit is tasked to follow up on dormant cases in hopes of uncovering new leads. (Repeat).

Officers Nolan and Harper investigate a murder which may have national security implications, while Officer Bradford must confront his past when he crosses paths with a homeless veteran. (Repeat).

Following a mission failure, Bravo Team conducts a high-stakes After Action Review to identify who's responsible for a possible career-ending mistake. (Repeat).

While Jason is sidelined with an injury, Ray takes over as Bravo 1 and leads the team on a mission to rescue a marine pilot who was shot down in enemy territory. (Repeat).

Jerry courts a woman (Jane Leeves) with a tame past; George makes a bad move at a meeting; a man (Ping Wu) disagrees with Elaine. Susan: Heidi Swedberg. Elaine: Julia Louis-Dreyfus. George: Jason Alexander. (Repeat).

George's mom (Estelle Harris) lands in the hospital; a contest begins among Jerry, George, Kramer and Elaine, involving a naked woman and an attractive man. Marla: Jane Leeves. Joyce: Ilana Levine. George: Jason Alexander. (Repeat).

Doug surprises Carrie by taking her away for a weekend at a rustic bed-and-breakfast run by an eccentric older couple. Unfortunately, the place is a little too rustic for Carrie. Back at home, Arthur entertains a lady friend, who thinks Arthur wants her to move in with him. (Repeat).

To persuade Carrie to have a baby, Doug borrows an infant whom Danny is supposed to be taking care of to show Carrie what a good father he would be. Elsewhere, Arthur wants a coffee-shop manager to name him Customer of the Month, even though he rarely buys anything. (Repeat).

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Investigators come up with nothing for decades about the two murder cases near Tahoe from the late 70s. (Repeat).

Major Crimes explores how the American justice system approaches the art of the deals as law enforcement officers and prosecutors work together to score a conviction. Los Angeles Police Captain Sharon Raydor heads up a special squad within the LAPD that deals with high-profile or particularly sensitive crimes.

Rare 1896 U.S. currency; an antique professional gambler's toolkit; and a 1950s Geiger counter. (Repeat).

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A series of courtroom dramas, presided over by Judge Mablean Ephriam.

A series of courtroom dramas, presided over by Judge Mablean Ephriam.

The buyers manage to make a charitable contribution in North Long Beach; Darrell and Dave wager on who got the better locker; and Brandi and Jarrod spend way too much but see their treasure soar. (Repeat).

Contestants put their pop culture knowledge to the test, competing for a cash prize.

Contestants put their pop culture knowledge to the test, competing for a cash prize.

Scene of the Crime is the title of a mystery anthology series that aired in 1991 and 1992 on CBS, as part of the Crimetime After Primetime late-night block. Rather than employing different actors each episode, the program had a regular cast who played different characters in each story. Series regulars included Stephen McHattie, and producer Stephen J. Cannell appeared onscreen to introduce each s

Disputes are resolved by Karen Mills Francis, a former county court judge in Florida and a criminal defense attorney.

Disputes are resolved by Karen Mills Francis, a former county court judge in Florida and a criminal defense attorney.

Former lovers battle over their dog; a woman claims her former lover punched her in the face. (Repeat).

The brassy, no-nonsense judge presides over small-claims cases in this courtroom reality series whose success led to a spate of judicial imitators. It began in syndication in September 1996 after 5-foot-2 former New York Family Court judge Judy Sheindlin gained national attention from a '60 Minutes' profile. (Repeat).

A single father "pleads the fifth" when asked if he was ever engaged to the defendant. He tries to tell the judges what's relevant in his suit about a loan repayment, but that's not how this works. (Repeat).

A man believes he was tricked into a fake relationship by a woman who wanted childcare help while her husband was in jail. During this time, he bought a truck and put it in her name. He wants it back, but she claims it belongs to her as payment for a loan she gave him. (Repeat).

Shawndreca has a few demands before she marries Derrick, and she hopes the Cutlers can help her decide whether to stay or leave. (Repeat).

With help from an expert witness, the judges offer relationship advice to polyamorous couple, Lee and Tyre. Wainright vs. Washington. (Repeat).

Byron Allenâ€s Allen Media Group has lined up another judge for its already robust roster of legal shows. It is launching Justice for the People with Judge Milian.

Byron Allenâ€s Allen Media Group has lined up another judge for its already robust roster of legal shows. It is launching Justice for the People with Judge Milian.

Ross's bogus reaction to Joey and Rachel's romance leads to a disastrous dinner date with them, a confused Charlie and too many margaritas. Meanwhile, Chandler slips up in front of a couple's adopted son; and Frank Jr. (Giovanni Ribisi) returns to ask Phoebe a very important---and inappropriate---favor. Charlie: Aisha Tyler. Owen: Daryl Sabara. Colleen: Kelly Waymire.

The return of their cloying old chum (Jennifer Coolidge) pits Monica against Phoebe; Joey and Rachel have a hard time getting romantic with one another; and a series of tanning-salon snafus leads to a Ross of a different color.

Katie reminds Anna-Kat that she is a strong, independent, young woman and encourages her to start standing up for herself when dealing with Taylor. Meanwhile, Oliver feels left out when Greg invites Lonnie, Trip and Franklin to join him at the Historical Guild's latest reenactment of "The Battle of Westport." (Repeat).

Against Greg's better judgment, Katie pushes Taylor to lighten up and participate in her school's senior prank. Meanwhile, Anna-Kat asks Oliver to give Franklin a makeover so he won't embarrass himself at a classmate's party. (Repeat).

When Dave discovers Calvin hasn't seen a physician in nearly a decade, he insists that he schedule a physical; Calvin gets more than he bargained for when Dr. Fisher insists he undergo a routine colonoscopy. (Repeat).

When Calvin discovers a member of the community plans to sell to greedy developers, he vows to find a buyer closer to home instead. However, the Butlers and Johnsons soon realize that the dilapidated property will require more work than they expected. (Repeat).

Charlie dates a woman who's slightly older, but the age difference is just enough to trouble him. (Repeat).

It's a series of firsts for the guys as Charlie attempts cooking, Alan tries dating two women at the same time, and Jake takes a swig of beer. Katie: Bridget Flanery. Angela: Helena Mattsson. Stephanie: Nikita Ager. (Repeat).

Howard and Leonard are putting in late nights at work and Sheldon is having trouble keeping up; Raj and a pregnant Bernadette spend a day together; and Penny and Amy take in a faculty party. (Repeat).

More than food appears to be on the menu when Leonard invites Penny to a romantic dinner for two. (Repeat).