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When Asher is killed while Antonio is on his security duty, Voight and Olinsky make sure he is covered; Halstead and Lindsay go undercover; Kot wants an answer from Lindsay.

A woman takes her ex-fiancé to court after he backed out of a trip to Costa Rica at the last minute and then cheated on her while she was away.

A dog owner is brought to court over a soiled mattress after a pet sitting trial goes wrong; a man sues his landlord for backing into his car.

Amber says Elton constantly undermines her and controls how they spend their money; her family member asked for $500 to pay bills, but he said no then bought himself a $4,000 electric scooter; he says his decisions are made with their future in mind.

From Angelo's secretive behavior to the money that always seems to vanish, T'erra fears that the truth may be darker than he admits; he tends to turn off his location sharing and disappears for hours at a time -- she thinks he could be doing drugs.

Robin says she found Chris' car vandalized with an expletive on it in what she suspects is a woman's handwriting; Tyrone caught Tralese acting suspicious and believed she was trying to sneak someone out of their garage.

Lameerial demands a DNA test to prove Ray Ray is her son's father, but he claims the child resembles her ex; Deja thought motherhood would change Andre's commitment to polyamory, but he disagrees: can Karamo help them find answers or closure?

Amanda knows some of her husband's secrets and fears that there are more; Tasha swears that she is not part of her cousin's husband's "harem.".

A hairstylist's client says the style didn't last as long as promised, while the stylist argues that short hair and shifting demands caused the fallout; this beauty deal leaves everyone tied up in knots.

A car buyer says the sellers increased the car's price at the last minute, misled her during the sale and refused to cover basic repairs; they say they paid for a smog check and a car part and continued to assist her despite the "as-is" condition.

A woman blames her aunt for the emotional fallout after a 12-year-old uncovers a family secret that reveals the identity of the child's biological mother.

A woman blames her former friend's germaphobe boyfriend for kicking her out of their home; a man sues an online date for ghosting him at a gala.

The former Chicago cop and security guard of "The Jerry Springer Show" gets his own talk show that is adapted from the popular "Steve to the Rescue" shows he did while filling in for Springer. Wilkos says he hopes his show will provide him with a platform to stand up for everyday people and help viewers in need. Common topics include trying to confirm -- often using results of lie-detector tests -

Whitney says her preschooler's daddy was shot and killed, and his family questions paternity; Jordan says Nicole's baby cannot be his, because he was unable to father a child in the past; Alvena wants her cheating baby-daddy to clean up his act.

Lameerial demands a DNA test to prove Ray Ray is her son's father, but he claims the child resembles her ex; Deja thought motherhood would change Andre's commitment to polyamory, but he disagrees: can Karamo help them find answers or closure?

Ricco was looking through his girlfriend's phone and discovered an explicit photo of her having sex with another man; Ashley says her husband, Gino, receives lewd calls, text messages and sex videos from other women and men.

A candid look at how the gossip site operates, bringing viewers into the site's newsroom, where the daily chats take place; viewers present their opinions on the featured topics through social media, phone calls and video chat.

TMZ TV tracks down today's hottest stars with their cameras, whether they are hitting the clubs or the dry cleaners.

Rachel sees Ross' list comparing her pros and cons to Julie's (Lauren Tom).

WWE's hottest up-and-coming Superstars compete to prove they've got what it takes; more than just evolution, it's a revolution; the entertainers, the leading men and women, the WWE Superstars of tomorrow.

Phoebe, hoping for a Christmas family reunion, travels to upstate New York in search of her biological father.

TMZ TV tracks down today's hottest stars with their cameras, whether they are hitting the clubs or the dry cleaners.

Investigating a notorious gangster's reappearance, a journalist finds himself trapped in a maze of corruption, deceit and power struggles that test his ambition and survival instincts.

When Asher is killed while Antonio is on his security duty, Voight and Olinsky make sure he is covered; Halstead and Lindsay go undercover; Kot wants an answer from Lindsay.

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Following a big heroin bust, Olinsky learns that the suspects are holding his wife hostage; Burgess and Roman get an assignment that pairs them with a K-9 officer: Roman's former partner (Spencer Grammer).

An aunt sues after her niece rented one of her duplex units, but didn't pay the rent in full when she deducted the cost of a plumber hired without approval.

A dispute over the rightful ownership of a wedding ring that belonged to the family matriarch.

Octavia says that, at their baby's gender reveal, one of Rontre's friends pulled her aside and told her he was cheating on her; she then found text messages in his phone where he made plans to meet up with another woman.

Daris believes that his wife, Jennifer, has been cheating with both men and women, and says she admitted to kissing her male co-worker.

After an argument, Paula lied to the police that Kims attacked her and their daughter, so he now faces prison for domestic battery; when Laneka looked up Rod online, she learned he is a registered sex offender, and their wedding vows are on hold.

Dawn fears that her marriage is unraveling as she confronts her husband, Lamont, and the woman with whom he's accused of cheating; Barbra searches for the father she never knew: after a lifetime of questions and loss, will a DNA test bring Elliott and Barbra the healing they've both been missing?

Lainy is not certain who fathered her fraternal twins; Jeremy is not sure if he's the father of Erin's daughter; Candace thinks Willie may be her long-lost father.

A rental arrangement goes from smooth sailing to soaked ceilings: The landlords say rent stopped, and water damage followed, but the tenant argues that consistent plumbing issues destroyed his property; this case leaves everyone drowning in blame.

The plaintiff says that, after her father was assaulted, she paid for a brain scan with the agreement he would repay her; he says she insisted on the scan and agreed to pay for it, and he continues to cover some of her bills, so he owes her nothing.

Former friends end up in court after an argument over a man and re-gifted jewelry escalated to a physical altercation, leading to injuries from a fire pit.

A hot air balloon pilot is blamed after an engagement ring is lost during a proposal; a dispute between friends over money lent at a casino.

The former Chicago cop and security guard of "The Jerry Springer Show" gets his own talk show that is adapted from the popular "Steve to the Rescue" shows he did while filling in for Springer. Wilkos says he hopes his show will provide him with a platform to stand up for everyday people and help viewers in need. Common topics include trying to confirm -- often using results of lie-detector tests -

Jennifer says she knows the truth about cousin Delores' son's paternity and is about to drop a bomb on an already explosive situation; Rylee is unsure which boyfriend is her baby's father; Mario claims that Jade's baby is too light-skinned to be his.

Dawn fears that her marriage is unraveling as she confronts her husband, Lamont, and the woman with whom he's accused of cheating; Barbra searches for the father she never knew: after a lifetime of questions and loss, will a DNA test bring Elliott and Barbra the healing they've both been missing?

Jeremy was charged with capital murder in the death of Jessica Currin and spent three years in prison until all charges were dropped; another man is serving a life sentence for the crime, but there are still those who believe Jeremy is the killer.

A candid look at how the gossip site operates, bringing viewers into the site's newsroom, where the daily chats take place; viewers present their opinions on the featured topics through social media, phone calls and video chat.

TMZ TV tracks down today's hottest stars with their cameras, whether they are hitting the clubs or the dry cleaners.

After deciding to give up acting, Joey is offered a role in a soap opera; Rachel dates a guy named Russ, who is amazingly similar to Ross.

An inside look at how law enforcement deals with the nationwide epidemic of auto theft.

A shooting at a condo building leads Graff and Bateman to a twenty-year-old cold case that they must solve in order to catch the killer.

Joey starts dating a fan (Brooke Shields) who is gorgeous, but soon discovers that she's also crazy; Ross is reminded how much he misses his pet monkey and travels to the San Diego Zoo to find out what has happened to him.

TMZ TV tracks down today's hottest stars with their cameras, whether they are hitting the clubs or the dry cleaners.

Investigating a notorious gangster's reappearance, a journalist finds himself trapped in a maze of corruption, deceit and power struggles that test his ambition and survival instincts.

Following a big heroin bust, Olinsky learns that the suspects are holding his wife hostage; Burgess and Roman get an assignment that pairs them with a K-9 officer: Roman's former partner (Spencer Grammer).

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The intelligence team works to find those responsible for Burgess' wounds; a search of the house provides valuable information.

A woman accuses the owner of a deceased-pet preservation business of giving her back the wrong cat; a startling hiccup remedy causes damage.

A woman accuses her neighbor of ruining her prepaid BDSM session because he assaulted her dominator; a dominator sues his attacker for personal injury.

Amiya says Michael has two phones: one he hides and the other he leaves out; she went through one and noticed that he deleted certain messaging apps; when confronted, he said he randomly deletes apps on his phone.

Christina believes Chris is cheating on her: she says Chris lied about his whereabouts, and she tracked him to his friend's house and saw him sitting in his friend's truck with two women, drinking; money also vanished from their bank account.

Nick and Jasmine say how their 2-month-old son got a lacerated liver and numerous other injuries is a mystery to them.

Chinique says her husband, Larry, disappeared for 45 days, leaving her convinced he was unfaithful; Talisha learned that six men could potentially be her father, and, during her search for answers, she connected with several relatives, including a man named Linn, who was stunned by the revelation.

Michella's man denies her four children; Shawn forgives his wife's infidelity but fears that her son is not his; Emma comes to the show for the fifth time, still trying to find her son's father.

A father claims his ex ruined a family trip by making him miss his flight with their daughters; she argues he overreacted and was more interested in meeting a future bride than making memories.

The plaintiff says she paid the defendant to train her son in track, but he didn't deliver; the defendant says the plaintiff wanted a relationship and is upset over his refusal.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend for skipping out on rent after she broke up with him.

A woman sues after she was late to board a cruise ship because her fellow traveler was drunk; a dispute over payment for a shared parking spot.

The former Chicago cop and security guard of "The Jerry Springer Show" gets his own talk show that is adapted from the popular "Steve to the Rescue" shows he did while filling in for Springer. Wilkos says he hopes his show will provide him with a platform to stand up for everyday people and help viewers in need. Common topics include trying to confirm -- often using results of lie-detector tests -

The latest information on past guests and what they are up to now.

Chinique says her husband, Larry, disappeared for 45 days, leaving her convinced he was unfaithful; Talisha learned that six men could potentially be her father, and, during her search for answers, she connected with several relatives, including a man named Linn, who was stunned by the revelation.

Shakeem says his best friend, Charlton, may have betrayed him; Christina and Collin say that social media is ruining their relationship.

A candid look at how the gossip site operates, bringing viewers into the site's newsroom, where the daily chats take place; viewers present their opinions on the featured topics through social media, phone calls and video chat.

TMZ TV tracks down today's hottest stars with their cameras, whether they are hitting the clubs or the dry cleaners.

Ross (David Schwimmer) catches up with Marcel on the set of a movie starring Jean-Claude Van Damme; Chandler gets a date with a girl he liked in fourth grade.

Contestants engage in a war of words for their chance to win $10,000.

A college professor tackles the six iconic categories in hope of winning $20,000 for his parents' 50th anniversary.

Monica's parents drop off some childhood keepsakes including her prom video.

TMZ TV tracks down today's hottest stars with their cameras, whether they are hitting the clubs or the dry cleaners.

Investigating a notorious gangster's reappearance, a journalist finds himself trapped in a maze of corruption, deceit and power struggles that test his ambition and survival instincts.

The intelligence team works to find those responsible for Burgess' wounds; a search of the house provides valuable information.

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Lindsay calls on Voight and his unit for help with her first case on the federal task force; Burgess is relegated to desk duty.

The mother of a boy with a sensory disorder is sued for the damage her son caused at a gaming party; a dispute over AI-generated greeting cards.

A grieving sister sues after the professional mourner she hired to deliver her brother's eulogy revealed misdeeds instead of noting his good intentions.

Michael says he's not cheating and has nothing to hide; he agrees to submit his phone for data recovery to prove he's been faithful.

After 26 years of marriage, Stephanie is done watching her husband, Douglas, drown their love in booze and silence; she says he's chosen the bottle over her, and if he won't change, she wants a divorce.

Tim says he and his wife lent his sister money, and she failed to repay them; Brandon believes that his baby mama stole his young son's gold chain and game system.

While Kwesi says he's comfortable with Nova selling content online, he takes issue with men contacting her directly; Cristin admits to dating convicts but says she's fed up with Brian's nonstop accusations and maintains that she has been faithful.

Keith's wife suspects he is cheating on her with big women; after contracting an STD, Jimmy's fiancée fears he is having unprotected sex with another woman.

A chef says he was hired to cook but got a postdated check with a side of empty promises; the business owner says the chef exaggerated his skills and was paid in full.

Plaintiff accuses defendant of being a terrible boss, paying her late and refusing to pay her for hours worked; defendant claims he hired plaintiff out of sympathy.

A man says he was mistaken for a criminal by event security and injured as a result; a woman blames a mechanic's lunch for damage to her car's upholstery.

A woman sues her boyfriend's freeloading sister over damaged furniture; a dispute between cousins over a smashed windshield and missing wine.

The former Chicago cop and security guard of "The Jerry Springer Show" gets his own talk show that is adapted from the popular "Steve to the Rescue" shows he did while filling in for Springer. Wilkos says he hopes his show will provide him with a platform to stand up for everyday people and help viewers in need. Common topics include trying to confirm -- often using results of lie-detector tests -

Denisha asserts that text messages prove her brother did not father D'Arnjai's child; Nathan says his wife's daughter cannot be his, because his family can make only boys.

While Kwesi says he's comfortable with Nova selling content online, he takes issue with men contacting her directly; Cristin admits to dating convicts but says she's fed up with Brian's nonstop accusations and maintains that she has been faithful.

Melvin is accused of molesting a child; he swears he's innocent and wants to clear his name.

A candid look at how the gossip site operates, bringing viewers into the site's newsroom, where the daily chats take place; viewers present their opinions on the featured topics through social media, phone calls and video chat.

TMZ TV tracks down today's hottest stars with their cameras, whether they are hitting the clubs or the dry cleaners.

Ross and Rachel finally sleep together; Monica becomes infatuated with one of her parents' friends for whom she caters a party.

Featured magicians include Cash, Aleš Hrdlička, Henry and Klauss, and Jonah Babins and Ben Train.

The semi-final teams compete: Chefs to the Rescue, Rhymz With Grace and Kori's Crusaders.

Monica's parents find out about her middle-aged boyfriend; Chandler and Joey argue, and it could mean the end of their living arrangement.

TMZ TV tracks down today's hottest stars with their cameras, whether they are hitting the clubs or the dry cleaners.

Investigating a notorious gangster's reappearance, a journalist finds himself trapped in a maze of corruption, deceit and power struggles that test his ambition and survival instincts.

Lindsay calls on Voight and his unit for help with her first case on the federal task force; Burgess is relegated to desk duty.