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A magician refuses to return his fee after he left a party early because the guests were drunk; a dispute between friends over music festival debt.

A dispute over renovation costs leads to property damage; an injury at an indoor rock-climbing gym.

"Losing Control.".

When a woman moves to another state, her mother gives her dog away; a teen co-signs a loan for brother, then he skips out on payments; a woman, whose teeth hurt so badly she can't eat, is rescued by a former lover with a loan for dental care.

A woman kicks her son out of her house on Mother's Day and is left to deal with a troubled teenager living in her basement; a man sues his late brother's wife for an unpaid loan to pay for his brother's funeral.

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An antique circus calliope; Rick deals for a letter signed by JFK; Rick hangs up a painting that offends the guys.

A woman who survived a deadly childhood fire sends police a letter charging that her father killed her mother 30 years ago.

A foodie walking tour through Belfast; tea at the Merchant Hotel.

Josh Duhamel; the cast of "Reminders of Him"; Penélope Cruz; Austin Butler; comic Ben Morrison; singer Amber Mark.

Inside the entertainment newsgathering process, as reporters coast to coast break headlines, advance the stories of the day, and sit down with celebrities.

Before the age of 30, journalist and Emmy-winner Graham Bensinger worked not only for major networks like NBC and ESPN, but he also began his own syndicated interview program that airs weekly across the country. Bensinger chats with some of sports' biggest names, including pro football players Terrell Owens and Tony Romo, professional basketball player Kobe Bryant, boxing champion George Foreman a

Kellyoke Encore: "Miss Me Too"; Patrick Wilson; Ted McGinley; Kelly Extra: Idris Elba; Collective Oyster Recycling & Restoration; The Maine perform; advice booth priest.

From the deeply moving to the purely fun, the show is a daily destination for all things topical and a platform for viewers to connect with the people who are shaping the world through meaningful, engaging and entertaining conversations.

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

Neighbors argue over incomplete repairs to a fence; a woman sues over a lost home-sale.

A spiteful ex-boyfriend tarnishes a woman's reputation; a man refuses to return his daughter's life savings.

Left at the altar, a former groom sues for wedding expenses; a laptop is damaged during an off-campus move.

A woman claims discarded peanut shells are to blame for a slip-and-fall injury; a dispute over increased rent.

Neighbors end up in court after a freshly cemented driveway damages a car; a man sues his roommate for using his credit card for unapproved expenses.

A tenant moves in a messy stranger and a cat just as the landlady stages the home for sale; a road trip falls apart when the purchase of a classic car goes wrong.

A man says his landlady-to-be hugged and kissed him after their first meeting; a woman says a man defrauded her on the sale of a car.

Erica, Barry, Geoff and the gang go on a spring break trip and things don't go as expected; Adam questions if college is for him when his test scores are not as good as he was hoping for.

Jackie decides to rejoin the police force despite everyone's concerns; Darlene grows more skeptical about Mark's secretive behavior; Dan and Becky wade through uncomfortable conversations about Roseanne's addiction issues and death.

Dan sidesteps vulnerable emotions surrounding Roseanne's death ahead of an upcoming deposition; Becky prepares for a job interview; Harris impulsively hires a new server at the Lunch Box.

When Calvin hires Grover to work part time at his business, he soon realizes the preteen is not a good fit; Marty and Necie reconsider their living situation.

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; Tina helps Necie prepare a special surprise for Marty.

Georgie and Mandy get married.

When a starving toddler is found wandering the streets, detectives are led to a home where another child is in grave condition; Chief Dodds (Peter Gallagher) suggests that Benson's squad may be undergoing changes.

Martin must toggle between the potential revelation of his blood phobia, a startling baby delivery and the arrival of his amorous ex; Louisa receives some thought-provoking medical results; Al and Elaine must navigate their uncertain future.

On Michael's first day as Chief of Internal Medicine, Joan arrives at the hospital as a patient in dire straits; Amy clashes repeatedly with Richard over Joan's treatment plan; Gina makes a nearly impossible medical decision for a young patient.

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Georgie and Mandy get married.

Erica, Barry, Geoff and the gang go on a spring break trip and things don't go as expected; Adam questions if college is for him when his test scores are not as good as he was hoping for.

Jerry encourages Elaine to move into the vacant apartment in his building.

George is dismayed because one of the dolls in Susan's collection bears an uncanny resemblance to his mother.

College football cornerback Lorenzo Styles and NFL player Efe Obada join the show as we continue spotlighting draft prospects and what makes this year's class stand out.

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

A woman claims discarded peanut shells are to blame for a slip-and-fall injury; a dispute over increased rent.

"Tantrum Over Tossed Valuables.".

When asked to produce receipts for property damage, a man asks for the judge's patience due to his loss of a relative in a mass shooting; a woman is sued for damages after a friend gets into an accident while driving her uninsured car.

A woman sues a cement mason for mistakenly tearing up her driveway; a woman says a mechanic friend is responsible for the disappearance of an old car she inherited.

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Rick inspects a painted bedroom door from the childhood home of music icon Jim Morrison; Chumlee looks at a 1988 Legend of Zelda board game; Corey gets a lead on a rare motorcycle collection.

After more than 20 people on a Native American reservation die suddenly from a flu-like disease, Navajo medicine men provide a clue that leads to a most unlikely killer.

Great chefs and food visionaries put their talents on display for the home cook to emulate.

Jessie Buckley; Stephen Lang; McKenna Grace; Jeremy Allen White; comic Reggie Jr.; singer Nessa Barrett.

Inside the entertainment newsgathering process, as reporters coast to coast break headlines, advance the stories of the day, and sit down with celebrities.

Before the age of 30, journalist and Emmy-winner Graham Bensinger worked not only for major networks like NBC and ESPN, but he also began his own syndicated interview program that airs weekly across the country. Bensinger chats with some of sports' biggest names, including pro football players Terrell Owens and Tony Romo, professional basketball player Kobe Bryant, boxing champion George Foreman a

Cameoke; Melissa Etheridge; Camila Morrone; New York Girls Baseball; Flatland Cavalry performs; Seattle Storm head coach Sonia Raman.

From the deeply moving to the purely fun, the show is a daily destination for all things topical and a platform for viewers to connect with the people who are shaping the world through meaningful, engaging and entertaining conversations.

A security guard brings a rowdy club patron to court for giving him a black eye; a woman sues because someone spied on her with hidden cameras at a vacation rental.

A first date doesn't go as planned; a dance instructor accuses a former student of stealing choreography.

Sisters face off in court after a deal to purchase a whole cow to get cheaper, high-quality beef for their families doesn't go as planned.

A personal trainer says he lost income after his brother started dating his client and cheated.

A dispute over unpaid voice-over actor fees; a man sues his ex-wife over their son's damaged bicycle.

An irresponsible boyfriend foils plans to ring in the new year on both sides of the international date line.

A man lets others pay for his emergency root canal then denies he ever asked for help; a woman sues the former friend who left a door open and allowed her dogs to escape from the house and get hit by a car.

A woman says her ex tried to rekindle their relationship by buying her appliances; a couple refuse to admit who was driving a car when it was totaled; a man says his former employer's dog damaged his car.

Business rival and nemesis "Formica" Mike attempts to make an offer Murray can't refuse; Adam offers Ms. Cinoman his and Erica's original show when William Penn cannot secure the rights to a well-known spring musical.

Ahead of the deposition, Dan gets support from Jackie, Becky and Darlene; Mark is presented with an opportunity which leads to a major life decision; Becky and Tyler consider the next step in their relationship.

Jackie prepares for a series of physical tests in an effort to rejoin the police force; Darlene confronts the insecurities in her marriage with Ben; Dan's deposition stirs up feelings; final farewells are made in true Conner family fashion.

When Tina insists Calvin find something to do in retirement, he decides to enter a competitive cornhole tournament; Marty plans an elaborate "groom-posal" to ask Malcolm to be his best man.

Calvin and Marty encounter difficulties trying to secure financing for their new business; Dave invites his boss to Grover's 13th birthday party, much to Gemma's frustration.

Sheldon studies to be Meemaw's lawyer when she is put on house arrest; the Coopers have a plumbing emergency.

An unarmed black man is shot during the pursuit of a suspect, raising racial tensions; Barba must indict the three officers involved -- who claim they followed procedure.

One hundred new trivia players dive straight in to take their shot at $250,000.

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Sheldon studies to be Meemaw's lawyer when she is put on house arrest; the Coopers have a plumbing emergency.

Business rival and nemesis "Formica" Mike attempts to make an offer Murray can't refuse; Adam offers Ms. Cinoman his and Erica's original show when William Penn cannot secure the rights to a well-known spring musical.

After a party, and much to the host's chagrin, Jerry and Elaine wait for Kramer to pick them up.

Jerry's new membership in the Friars Club is jeopardized when a jacket he borrowed from the club gets lost.

Comic and actor Roy Wood Jr. joins the show as the crew dives into the latest news from around the NFL while continuing to spotlight draft prospects and rising names to watch.