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A woman's encounter with buffaloes; a little boy and a llama; a brother who doesn't enjoy his sister's music recital; a youngster denying he has eaten candy despite the evidence; a toddler who's dad takes his corn on the cob.

A music montage featuring dinosaurs; mishaps in the great outdoors; a passing jet skier pranks a sunbather; dogs saying "I love you.".

The season's two $100,000 winners vie for the grand prize; videos include a girl crying that she wants a new dad, a boy trying to pull out a tooth with a drone and a cat trying to swipe a woman's food.

Amusing face filters; a small puppy tries to protect its food from a Great Dane; cats cause chaos; siblings drop their father's birthday cake; a girl searches for her bike helmet, not realizing it's on her head.

Video highlights include a reluctant skier, a man trying to kill a bug with a baseball bat, funny face swaps, a young outfielder who can't stop dancing and great moments in bad ideas.

Blending families is a challenge when the bride's teenage sons disapprove of their soon-to-be stepfather's disciplinary style; the groom analyzes his relationship with the boys and realizes there are larger unaddressed issues from his own childhood.

A woman is permanently disabled after being mauled by a Rottweiler while attempting a meal delivery; the dog's owner says she shouldn't have waited so long to sue for damages.

A man denies being intoxicated when he crashed into two vehicles but admits to being on the phone; an auto mechanic says COVID-19 made him send nasty texts to a longtime friend whose property he neglected to return.

A landlord says he spent $8,000 to clean up after messy tenants who he says threatened to move back in unless they were paid.

A woman's dreams of driving a convertible 1964 Chevy Impala are dashed when the car she "bought" goes on sale again for double the price.

Demands for microwaveable food lead to accusations of child neglect when divorcees fight over debt repayment.

A new homeowner says a serious plumbing problem was purposefully hidden, leaving her with thousands of dollars in repairs upon moving in; a woman accused of slamming into a parked car changes her story when faced with questions from the judges.

A woman says that after she and her cousin discovered they were dating the same man, they got into an argument and her cousin threw a rock through her window and damaged her furniture.

A woman says the photographer she hired for her daughter's birthday has never delivered the photos.

The plaintiff says her daughter took her rental car and wrecked it; the daughter insists the accident was not her fault.

Finalists compete for the first $100,000 prize; videos include a bacon-loving beagle; cellphone siesta; boy on roller coaster; Frisbee-catching dog; hungry llamas; cranky kid in choir; a boy who dances in the outfield; face swapping.

A mother of four goes missing right before testifying against her abusive boyfriend.

In Phoenix, a string of late-night sexual assaults appear to be the work of a serial rapist, who targets women in their own homes while they sleep.

A prominent psychiatrist and his adult son are killed execution style, and the case goes cold, then an attempted armored d car robbery provides a link to the double homicide.

After 19-year-old Jamey Walker is kidnapped and murdered in 1981, her mother, Eleanor, dedicates the rest of her life to finding the killer.

After he clashes with co-workers, Tom Monfils mysteriously disappears on the job at a Green Bay, Wis., paper mill; when it begins to look like Monfils is the victim of murder, no one talks to detectives in what appears to be a conspiracy of silence.

Just steps from her home, a 15-year-old girl is kidnapped, assaulted and left for dead in Denver's South Platte River.

A 24-year marriage and then an affair; the wife says she's moving forward, but hidden bank accounts, DNA testing kits, and a gun all point to this woman becoming unhinged; a deadly act of revenge leaves just one person to tell the tale.

Some strip club workers take business into their own hands, going as far as conspiring to drug male targets and fleecing them for all they can get.

After he clashes with co-workers, Tom Monfils mysteriously disappears on the job at a Green Bay, Wis., paper mill; when it begins to look like Monfils is the victim of murder, no one talks to detectives in what appears to be a conspiracy of silence.