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An executive sues a professional matchmaker for ignoring her wishes and intentionally setting her up with men who didn't meet her standards.

A dispute over a complicated surrogate pregnancy; a triathlete sues a former friend after an injury.

A dispute between a former couple over mortgage payments; roommates argue over baseball memorabilia that was used as collateral and later sold.

"Ripping Off an Ex.".

"Ripping Off an Ex.".

A former tenant submits questionable evidence of mold growing in her rental unit; a man says he repossessed a car because it did not have full coverage insurance.

A bakery owner's son sues her for wrongful termination; a man says his ex-landlady was running a scam.

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A man brings in a detective's case file from the infamous Lindbergh baby kidnapping; Rick and Chumlee stare down the barrel of a 17th century gun believed to be a musketoon; a 1974 Lotus Europa sports car rolls up to the shop.

When a woman dies in a horseback riding accident, police uncover a web of lies in her husband's background after his suspicious behavior prompts a closer look.

Chef Catherine Fulvio hosts a charming Irish afternoon tea with pear and almond scones, strawberry and star anise jam, smoked salmon bruschetta and a fragrant raspberry tisane.

Owen Wilson; Adeline Rudolph and Jasper Jones; Jacob Tremblay; Anne Hathaway; comic Jonny Loquasto; singer Carly Rae Jepsen.

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

Our final up-and-coming designer, Rody McDonald, tells how he pursued his fashion dream later in life and built his custom clothing business, Brooklyn Bespoke; our designers get the surprise of a lifetime from two fashion icon mentors.

A man blames his neighbor's terrifying Halloween decorations for his sprained shoulder; a dispute between a former couple over jointly owned appliances.

A mother removes her kids from daycare over its breastfeeding policy and high tuition; a woman sues for damages after she is shoved into a mosh pit.

Parents sue another couple after their toddler wanders off in the middle of the night; a model seeks promised wages.

A woman sues another parent for pressuring her teen to skate in a roller derby match; an expired passport leads to a dispute over shared travel expenses.

An influencer sues her ex-fiancé for sharing text messages that hurt her reputation; after removing a fence, a neighbor is blamed for a dog's death.

A woman accuses her ex-boyfriend of pulling his usual scam of forgetting his wallet after he promised to pay for a fancy dinner; cousins argue over extra rent.

A man says he lent an ex-girlfriend money, and she promised to repay.

A woman accuses her "aunt" of wetting her couch during an overnight stay.

Teens fight over a designer tennis-shoe deal and harassment; a woman says her sister-in-law sold her washer and dryer without permission.

A man admits to driving his sister's car when it was totaled but says he is not to blame, because it was not his car; a woman says her ex kept some of her belongings and destroyed the rest.

Geoff struggles to keep his living arrangement with Erica and Barry a secret from Beverly during game night; Adam goes to his guidance teacher for a lesson in being cool so he can get closer to a new girl in chemistry class.

Darlene struggles to cope with the stress of construction; Lou returns as Mark's combative contrabassoon teacher.

Ben and Darlene are excited to share their good news with the family, but Neville, Jackie, Aldo and Harris share some very similar news of their own.

When Dave decides to disconnect the Johnson home from the grid, he inadvertently causes a community-wide power outage; in the wake of Marty's engagement, Tina struggles with no longer being the primary woman in her son's life.

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.

Sheldon is required to attend Sunday school, but when he returns he decides to learn all he can about a multitude of religions.

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Sheldon battles President Hagemeyer's mysterious boss over the university's science requirements; Mary discovers that Georgie is working at Meemaw's illegal gambling room.

When Murray goes out of town, Jane Bales attempts to make a power grab at the Ottoman Empire, forcing Beverly to retaliate; Adam is thrilled to learn that Dave Kim also plans to attend NYU.

Kramer spots Jerry's stolen car in Ohio; Elaine gives Peterman JFK's golf clubs; George is institutionalized.