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A man accuses a paint correction specialist of damaging the artwork on his 1932 Ford Roadster; the specialist claims the plaintiff didn't properly dry his paint job.

Neighbors blame encroaching bamboo for disrupting a backyard oasis; a dispute between exes over storage fees at a fertility clinic.

Discover the hidden story of OmegaXL with John Walsh. He dives deep into the groundbreaking supplement that promises hope and relief for millions battling joint pain and inflammation.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend because she ambushed him while he was meeting with a potential client, getting him suspended from his job.

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The FBI profiles a suspect in the kidnapping and murder of a 6-year-old girl during an evening church service; a witness leads authorities to the likely killer, but then becomes a victim herself.

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The key to "Scrambled Up" is its simple, fast and fun format. Four players compete to be the first to correctly unscramble word puzzles. Colorful tiles slowly rearrange themselves while players are given clues to the answer. Host Michael Yo.

Adam Carolla; Jackée Harry; Billy Gardell; Byron Allen; Annie Lederman; Brad Williams.

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Liberty says that her mother, Lauren, describes her as a wayward, disrespectful and ungrateful daughter.

Jalasha says her boyfriend, Edward, disappears for hours, and when he resurfaces, he has scratches on his body.

When Gloria goes on vacation, Abishola takes charge of the nursing staff, but quickly falls short as the job requires "people skills"; with Abishola busy at the hospital, the Wheelers try to cope with her temporary absence.

The weekday news magazine takes an in-depth look at topics from politics to personal finance, featuring watchdog reports about government corruption and failures, consumer alerts and health care issues.

When a 20-year-old English tourist suddenly stops contacting his family while backpacking across Canada, his mother tries to raise the alarm; police are slow to respond until an anonymous note prompts them to search a nearby lake.

A country house in Michigan goes up in flames, leaving a father of five dead, a litany of questions, and a family divided.

True-crime series are a staple of the TV landscape. "Corrupt Crimes" analyzes recent criminal cases through a combination of expert testimony and dramatic storytelling. From crimes like doping in sports to more serious offenses like murder, the series exposes what is really going on in each case. Exposing corruption across the United States is the goal of the series. Cases featured in the half-hou

The stepfather of a murder victim causes chaos in the court; a defendant throws a temper tantrum during a virtual hearing; a victim's parents confront the parents of a teacher who slept with their teenage son.

A convicted quadruple murderer argues with the judge; a pastor who stole from his church hears from his congregation; a man who murdered his grandparents becomes disorderly in the courtroom.

Jeff gambles on a series of end-of-the-line deals in hopes of a big payday.

A collector's warehouse full of mystery antiques tempts Jeff, but he has to drive to California.

The Pawn Stars are presented with handcuffs and leg shackles once owned by Harry Houdini; Vince Lombardi Super Bowl Trophy from the 1999 St. Louis Rams; Corey and Chum come across a collection of comic buttons found inside Pep cereal in the 1940s.

The Pawn Stars check out a 1763 Stradivarius violin; Rick and Chumlee meet a man selling life-sized Star Wars figures; Rick and the Old Man check out the World War II airplane's version of GPS, an octant.

Crimes from across the country that have been captured by ordinary people on their smartphones; stories of victims, witnesses, law enforcement and the videographers themselves.

Crimes from across the country that have been captured by ordinary people on their smartphones; stories of victims, witnesses, law enforcement and the videographers themselves.

Antoine denies being the father of Sentoria's and Lisa's daughters because, he says, he cannot make girls; Johanna admits to having a one-night stand but is sure DeeJay is the dad.

Anikka believes that Brian, a guy she met through her OnlyFans page, is the vandal who caused nearly $9,000 in damages to her car; Wanda suspects that her much-younger husband, Cordell, is having an affair with a woman his own age.

The owners of The Station, the Rhode Island nightclub that caught fire, leaving 100 dead and more than 200 injured, open up about the incident.

After Crosby's old army buddy is attacked in an apparent drug deal gone wrong, the team's quest for answers uncovers a dangerous web of conspiracy; Jess questions his relationship with Sarah after an unexpected encounter.

"Parked Car Crash Catastrophe.".

The plaintiff, who used to be friends with the defendant, sues her for an unpaid electric bill, adding that she has five children by three men and is working as a stripper.

Singer Steve Lacy tells Drew about taking his "Oh Yeah?" tour on the road to 27 cities.

John Turturro tells Drew about his new movie "The Only Living Pickpocket in New York.".

Features vintage comedy shorts.