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Flashbacks trace the evolution of Jerry, George and Elaine's disastrous trip to a wedding in India, and Kramer's desperate need to barter for a birthday wish. Nina: Justine Miceli. Sue Ellen: Brenda Strong. FDR: Michael McShane. (Repeat).

Doug turns 40 and fakes a midlife crisis so Carrie will think he intends to better his life, but all he really wants to do is conquer his fear of riding a monster roller coaster that he was too scared to go on 15 years ago. (Repeat).

Doug is determined to lose weight after he finds out that Carrie gets all of his clothes at a store that specializes in bigger sizes; Arthur fears he'll get mugged, so he buys a plastic torso called "Mr. Safety" to make would-be robbers think he's not alone. Kelly: Merrin Dungey. Bad Guy: Rey Gallegos. Deacon: Victor Williams. Arthur: Jerry Stiller. Doug: Kevin James. (Repeat).

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A U.S. postage printing plate from 1862; a recording of a speech by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. made months before his assassination; and a recalled poster for the film "Return of the Jedi." (Repeat).

Drew and Ross Mathews have a special edition of Drew's News honoring New York's bravest with firefighter Darren Grant. They're covering topics like firefighters ranking first in a study of sexiest professions and the twelve-year-old who invented an early detection device for fires. New York firefighter Marc Anderson is reuniting with the paramedics who saved his life after he suffered a heart atta

Drew and Ross Mathews are covering the hottest headlines like why Rachel Bilson says it's half exciting and half terrifying to have a tween and the study that revealed why a midlife crisis could be good for you. Cookbook author of "More is More" Molly Baz is joining Drew in the kitchen to make ramen with mushrooms and soy butter. (Repeat).

A dispute between roommates over a laptop that was thrown away; a man loses out on a job and blames his barber. (Repeat).

Reliving some of the series' best appraisals. (Repeat).

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

The Comeback Kid puts 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

Man blames roommate's dessert after losing out on a job; Dispute over music festival tickets. (Repeat).

Comedian is sued for breach of contract after choosing to his put his health first; dispute between neighbors after a scooter and car collide. (Repeat).

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A case centers on a woman's eviction; a man claims his former friend bailed him out of jail but then kept the refund. (Repeat).

A construction worker flirted with a woman at her job, borrowed $600 and never paid her back. (Repeat).

A woman thought she was being rescued when her boyfriend moved her out of a housing project to come live with him. But within three months, she was allegedly accusing him of conspiring with a raccoon to kill her cat. (Repeat).

Sanela and Nic found their love is getting lost in the hustle and bustle of NYC. They're seeking help from the Cutlers on how to work through their compatibility issues. Begani vs. Crespo. (Repeat).

A polygraph test determines the fate of a rocky relationship when Bernard and Lexus both accuse the other of cheating. O'Neal vs. Antrom. (Repeat).

Woman blames her neighbor after getting sprayed by a skunk; A woman sues a stranger for unnecessarily smashing her car window (Repeat).

Woman sues fellow churchgoer after she was scammed out of a choir robe and overcharged for holy water (Repeat).

Rachel returns her engagement ring; Ross's ex-wife has a revelation for him. Barry: Mitchell Whitfield. Susan: Jessica Hecht. Marsha: Merrill Markoe. Carol: Anita Barone. Jack: Elliott Gould.

Monica's friends find her new beau appealing; Phoebe finds a little something extra in her soda. Alan: Geoffrey Lower. Paula: Jenifer Lewis. Chandler: Matthew Perry. Phoebe: Lisa Kudrow.

Greg comes down with the flu and Katie battles exhaustion trying to take care of him and the kids. Later: her exhaustion leads to a confrontation with the school's overbearing school crossing guard. (Repeat).

Katie imitates the other moms to help Anna-Kat get invited to a popular girl's birthday party. (Repeat).

When a new business in the community begins using Calvin's likeness without his permission, Dave volunteers to mediate on his friend's behalf. (Repeat).

Calvin and Marty consider starting a new business together; Dave sets up a mini library stocked with a self-help book he authored. (Repeat).

Alan learns Rose's secret when he meets her "husband," and Rose uncovers Alan's Ponzi scheme. Meanwhile, Charlie scrambles to find time to be alone with Rose. (Repeat).

Charlie and Jake compete to win the affection of a waitress; Alan senses sexual tension between him and his receptionist. Shelly: Carol Kane. (Repeat).

After a marital disagreement, Penny takes off for a spa weekend with Amy, and Sheldon steps in to play peacemaker for the squabbling newlyweds. Meanwhile, Howard and Raj do battle with a noisy floorboard in the baby's room. (Repeat).

Bernadette has second thoughts about marrying Howard when details of his sexual history emerge at his bachelor party. Wil Wheaton has a cameo as a party guest. (Repeat).

Boston's evening news with complete local events, sports, and weather coverage. (New).

Boston's evening news with complete local events, sports, and weather coverage. (New).

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The 1998 death of Ronda Reynolds in Toledo, Wash., is investigated to determine whether it was a suicide or a murder. Author Ann Rule, who wrote a book ("In the Still of the Night") on the case, is interviewed. (Repeat).

In order to remain Sheldon's roomie, Amy fibs about repairs being made to her apartment . Later, they present an episode of "Fun With Flags" in Penny's apartment.. (Repeat).

Conclusion. The pilot is cast, taped and aired, but George doesn't think he'll live to see its success. Russell: Bob Balaban. TV Kramer: Larry Hankin. TV Elaine: Elena Wohl. TV George: Jeremy Piven. (Repeat).

Jerry's girlfriend is naked too often; Elaine's lifestyle offends a co-worker; Kramer seeks to shorten his showers; George has a beef with a new AA member. Jason: James Spader. Melissa: Kathleen McClellan. Sponsor: Jack Hallett. Kramer: Michael Richards. (Repeat).

Doug pairs off with Kelly, while Carrie goes out with Deacon after the couples realize they have more in common with their friend's spouse than they do with their own; Arthur gives advice to a woman working at a coffee shop. (Repeat).

Doug gets burned when he's asked by his boss (Tom Amandes) to roast him at a banquet being given in his honor and Doug really, really insults him. Ms. DeLuca: Carol Ann Susi. Davies: David Stenstrom. Deacon: Victor Williams. Carrie: Leah Remini. Doug: Kevin James. (Repeat).

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Fabric thought to be associated with William Henry Harrison; a functional antique arcade claw machine; and a box of unopened, pre-embargo Cuban cigars. (Repeat).

"Ricky Stanicky" star John Cena is telling Drew all about his first WrestleMania, wearing different crazy costumes for his new role, how he met his wife and why they had two weddings. (Repeat).

Super Model and entrepreneur Ashley Graham is hitting the headlines with Drew and Ross Mathews including celebrities channeling their characters on the red carpet and why relationship milestones may feel important. Then, Ashley is telling Drew about her new Roku show "Side Hustlers" and being a body positivity advocate and how she's teaching that to her children. (Repeat).

Amy's surprised to learn Finn has returned to town. Jack and Tim win Hudson's Entrepreneur of the Year Award, which leads to unexpected problems for Lou and the arrival of someone from Tim's past.

Visits to the Nation's top golf courses and resorts.

San Bernardino brings out the warrior in Ivy, who goes up against an upstart buyer. Kenny has his eye on a locker that leaves him needing a massage; while Lisa angles for a smaller unit but ends up with the catch of the day. (Repeat).

A look at fashion designs and designers.

It showcases animals at their most surprising, mischievous and outrageous.

Four types of lions in the animal kingdom are compared and contrasted. (Repeat).

Embarking on thrilling journeys, this show explores an array of fascinating topics, from inventions and nature to history and science, aiming to provide enlightening insights.

Included: splashing in the River Thames; the origins of machines for the home; an ancient bartering system.

Vacations for animal enthusiasts are spotlighted, including safaris, zoos and underwater explorations.

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

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

A true crime TV series with expert analysis and crime dramatizations that reenact devastating dates with death and doomed online connections.

Soldiers returning from combat and peacekeeping duties abroad are surprised with a home makeover. Professional contractors and volunteers express their appreciation for members of the U.S. Armed Forces for their service and bravery by giving their old houses much-needed renovation. The weekly program is hosted by retired USMC gunnery sergeant R. Lee Ermey.

A home improvement program featuring design ideas, tips, DIY guides, demonstrations, and more. The show also features actual design and construction or renovation projects across the country. It also presents tips and tutorials on various architectural and interior design processes such as painting, tiling, accents and finishes, and many others.

Boden's chances for a promotion are met with potential complications. Dawson and Casey don't see eye to eye on an important decision, while Kidd finds herself struggling to find time with Severide. Brett and Dawson respond to a tough call that quickly turns dangerous.

Katie's mom visits for Thanksgiving, which puts Katie on edge, but a surprising ally surfaces to help ease the tension. (Repeat).

Katie and Greg fight the PTA on school budget cuts that impact Anna-Kat's special needs teacher. (Repeat).

In the Season 5 finale, Calvin pushes Marty to move up the opening of their new business to get a valuable celebrity endorsement from D.L. Hughley, while Dave continues to struggle with the return of his father, Lamar, and Tina and Gemma prepare for the opening of their new school play. (Repeat).

Calvin's favorite restaurant closes and is replaced by a flashy pet spa. He worries the community is losing too many small businesses and starts a campaign to only buy local. Also, Tina helps Necie prepare a special surprise for Marty. (Repeat).

Charlie goes to a psychiatrist (Jane Lynch) to try and learn how to deal with Alan's emotional problems. Terry: Andrea Bendewald. Beth: Valerie Azlynn. (Repeat).

Charley uncharacteristically finds himself in a relationship that isn't based on sex. (Repeat).

The women's Vegas vacation is called off, so the men invite them to play Dungeons & Dragons, which has a most unusual effect on Amy and Sheldon. Meanwhile, Raj and Lucy's date goes less than perfectly. (Repeat).

In the Season 6 finale, Leonard is offered a fantastic job opportunity overseas, knocking Penny and Sheldon for a loop. (Repeat).