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Margaret Cho; Bobby Slayton; Felipe Esparza; Jasper Redd.

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A Halloween adoption drive is started; a dog has an unsightly lump on its belly; two cats need to find a new home.

2050 is still decades away, but what might the world be like in that year? What new technology will be available? Will robots be commonplace? Will space tourism thrive? "Xploration Earth 2050" investigates some of the questions. The host speaks with entrepreneurs whose businesses focus on futuristic ideas and products in automotive technology, consumer electronics and health care. Scientists, doct

A look at how nature has inspired inventions; Velcro was influenced by the sticky burrs of the burdock plant; robots that can scale walls; suction cups inspired by one sucky fish; an innovation based on the gecko.

Science Museum Oklahoma; creating ingenious inventions; a washing machine robot that can paint; a giant chain reaction machine.

Saving gopher tortoises from a real estate development; how gopher tortoises contribute to Florida's ecosystem by providing important habitat for many other species.

Countless spacecraft, such as Cassini and Galileo, have made invaluable discoveries in our solar system -- but they can't last forever; host Emily Calandrelli speaks to the NASA scientists at the heart of deciding how long they last.

Learning about augmented reality, Chinese fossils and heart patches.

A small-town boy makes the pitch of a lifetime to one of the world's most famous toy stores; making a pitch; basic brainstorming supplies.

USC Director of Track and Field Quincy Watts; race car driver Samantha Tan; professional surfer Julian Williams.

Former professional driver Kurt Hansen provides complete motorsports coverage with the longest running show of its kind in North America.

A man has a collection of Grabber Green and Grabber Blue Fords; a fire truck with a jet engine.

Auto racing is one of the biggest spectator sports in America, with a number of organizations holding races nearly year-round so there's a lot to cover on "RaceWeek," which reports on the latest news from the racing world. Covering everything from NASCAR and IRL to Formula One and drag racing, the weekly show keeps viewers in the know with what's happening on their favorite circuits. In addition t

Visiting Howth Castle.

America's top RV and camping lifestyle program which covers all aspects of RVing, from RV destinations and events, to factory tours and product tests.

The cast of "Star Search"; Amanda Seyfried; Chris Pratt; Ginnifer Goodwin; the cast of "Goodbye June"; Sam Worthington; Vargus Mason; Jamie Lee Curtis; Mark Hamill; Zoe Kravitz; the pop group Girlset.

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

An autograph of baseball legend Honus Wagner; Rick barters for a rare first edition of Nabokov's "Lolita"; Chumlee helps set up the shop's new phone system.

A World War II Morse Code reader enters the shop; Rick negotiates for a letter written by John Quincy Adams; Corey takes over Rick's annual Fourth of July barbecue.

Rick negotiates for a 1967 Shelby GT350; Corey and Chumlee debate buying one of the first video game consoles; Chumlee asks Rick to test the new ice cream maker.

A seller claims to have a cover for a thermonuclear warhead; a mandolin from Bob Willis' Texas Playboys; Chumlee tries to find something he's better at than Rick.

Rick deals for vintage Aerosmith T-shirts; Rick and Corey barter for a U.S. Navy foghorn; Corey checks out a vehicle built to fight off a zombie apocalypse.

A Colt Army Model 1860 comes into the shop; Rick barters for a Viking coin; Chumlee tries to get a raise using subliminal messages.

Host Dave Estenson travels North America in one of his Peterbilt's trucks, delivering goods for our nation.

Traveling the terrain of North America on inspirational adventures.

Bob enlists Tunde's help to buy an engagement ring, but his plans to propose to Abishola are upended by her belief that a traditional marriage is more trouble than it's worth.

Kemi leans on Abishola after an argument with Chukwuemeka, disrupting her and Bob's engagement celebration; Dottie gives Douglas a new job at MaxDot.

Judith is pregnant with a baby girl, and Alan is convinced he is the father; Jake is in a contentious mood, and Charlie thinks he knows why.

Convinced that Alan is not appreciated by his family, Melissa asks him to live with her and her mother.

An abused foster child (Jae Head), apprehended while driving a runaway van, leads the detectives to re-examine a case involving a rape victim (Sara Gilbert).

An unstoppable wave of mud and water destroys several mining towns in Peru; Missouri residents wake up to a deluge when record-breaking rainfall brings severe flooding; in Inner Mongolia, a hillside unexpectedly collapses.

Pennsylvania original music showcase.

Featuring craft beers, wineries, breweries, pubs and interesting restaurants.

Host Bonnie McFarlane; comics Ryan Hamilton, Malik S., Jesse Joyce, Alfred Robles, Karen Rontowski, Rondell Sheridan and Andy Kindler.

A signed print of Ansel Adams' photograph "Monolith, the Face of Half Dome"; Rick haggles for a 1791 one-cent coin; Corey notices that Rick keeps taking his things.

Playboy Club memorabilia comes into the shop; Corey and Chum check out some Murray bicycles; the Old Man goes to the shooting range.

Scott and Kim Richardson, whose daughter Brooke Skylar Richardson was tried for the death of her newborn baby, detail the impact of the case on their family and their daughter.

Rick deals for vintage Aerosmith T-shirts; Rick and Corey barter for a U.S. Navy foghorn; Corey checks out a vehicle built to fight off a zombie apocalypse.

A Colt Army Model 1860 comes into the shop; Rick barters for a Viking coin; Chumlee tries to get a raise using subliminal messages.

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Spotlighting some of the deadliest predators on the planet; the anaconda; the praying mantis; tiger sharks.

Sharks use electro-sensors to detect prey; skunks' stinky defense mechanism; zebras vs. horses.

Whitewater rafting outside Salt Lake City; the bobsled track at the Utah Olympic Park; rappelling in Moab; a dinosaur excavation site.

The Thirst Project; AID Still Required; Urban Possibilities; KASHIF University.

Gospel music artists perform from the Wonders Center in Dickson, Tenn.

A weatherman with mic trouble mimes the weather forecast; a dog makes a muddy mess on an expensive couch; wedding mishaps.

Green success stories; recycling plastic planters.

A Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece in Detroit; iconic townhome featured in "Breakfast at Tiffany's.".

Traveling the terrain of North America on inspirational adventures.

Hosts Gregg Murphy and Wes Hall compare sports legends of the past to those of today.

John Morgan; James Dupré; Alyssa Flaherty; the star of the new Dolly Parton musical; paying tribute to the late Grand Ole Opry star Jeannie Seely.

Tre and Cierra Boston rebuild the Conti family house in Sunrise, Fla., after it is badly damaged by deadly Hurricane Irma; with only five days, it's a race against the clock to transform the property into a competitor's clubhouse-themed home.

The first zero-carbon-ready certified home in California.

A Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece in Detroit; iconic townhome featured in "Breakfast at Tiffany's.".

An autograph of baseball legend Honus Wagner; Rick barters for a rare first edition of Nabokov's "Lolita"; Chumlee helps set up the shop's new phone system.

A World War II Morse Code reader enters the shop; Rick negotiates for a letter written by John Quincy Adams; Corey takes over Rick's annual Fourth of July barbecue.

Rick negotiates for a 1967 Shelby GT350; Corey and Chumlee debate buying one of the first video game consoles; Chumlee asks Rick to test the new ice cream maker.

A seller claims to have a cover for a thermonuclear warhead; a mandolin from Bob Willis' Texas Playboys; Chumlee tries to find something he's better at than Rick.

Gerard Butler; Sydney Sweeney; Brenton Thwaites; Regina Hall; filmmaking team Emily Henry and Brett Haley; Steve Zahn; Monrok; Jason Bateman; Zoe Saldana; Marlon Wayans; musical group KATSEYE.

Travel expert Denella Ri'Chard explores world cuisine and culture.

Down Under with jet boating and a climb to the top of the Sydney Harbor bridge; the island nation of Australia; sailing in New Zealand; cave exploration and movie set adventures; Sicily and the road to Hana in Maui.

Daryl Jané gets buried in seven feet of snow in the Cascade Mountains for two weeks; an LA couple looks to spend a fun weekend camping in California's high desert but they become hopelessly lost during a short day hike.

Benson and Stabler suspect the drug-dealing uncle of a girl (Shareeka Epps) found raped and beaten, but the theft of the rape kit identifying her attacker leads them to a crooked prison guard.

Detective Stabler's job and personal life intertwine when his daughter Kathleen becomes a suspect in a case; after learning that Kathleen may have an emotional disorder, he turns to his estranged mother (Ellen Burstyn) for help.

Revolutionary ideas for dealing with climate change.

Traveling the terrain of North America on inspirational adventures.

Former professional driver Kurt Hansen provides complete motorsports coverage with the longest running show of its kind in North America.

A skydiver's parachute fails to open; a skateboarder hits a car.

A weatherman with mic trouble mimes the weather forecast; a dog makes a muddy mess on an expensive couch; wedding mishaps.

A signed print of Ansel Adams' photograph "Monolith, the Face of Half Dome"; Rick haggles for a 1791 one-cent coin; Corey notices that Rick keeps taking his things.

Playboy Club memorabilia comes into the shop; Corey and Chum check out some Murray bicycles; the Old Man goes to the shooting range.

Rick haggles for a moonshine still; a collection of 1940s and '50s autographed postcards; Chumlee is making phone calls during work.

An early version of "Rip Van Winkle" enters the shop; Corey and Chum deal for a candle shaped like President Nixon's head; the guys take the Old Man to play shuffleboard.

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Annette Bening; the stars of "Reminders of Him"; Anna Camp; Jared Leto, comic Jodi Miller; singer Thomas Day.

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

Spotlighting some of the deadliest predators on the planet; the anaconda; the praying mantis; tiger sharks.

Exploring Tongass National Forest and the many birds that call it home; the Alaska Raptor Center helps rehabilitated birds return to the wild.

A woman blames her neighbor's goats for damage to her nativity scene; a fantasy football lineup is changed without permission.

A woman seeks reimbursement after being harassed at the gym.

A woman is accused of shrinking her best friend's new dress to sabotage a date; a woman says her son was forced to clean graffiti with toxic chemicals.

A man sues his daughter's boyfriend over fire damage; early termination of fitness-training contract.

An additional look at the "Top Five" most outrageous moments on "Court Cam.".

A look at the top five most outrageous judges on "Court Cam.".

"Losing Control.".

A restaurant owner sues a chef for bail money and property damage after a fight with a patron on opening night.

A woman sues her grandson over interest on a car loan; a young wedding-guest is blamed for property damage.

Daughter sues her mother for kicking her out of the house after she partied her way out of college.

A man says his sister's ex-boyfriend punched him in the face; a dispute over winnings from a lottery ticket left as a tip.

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

Salon owners sue an esthetician for breach of contract; a man sues his friend over damage to his car.

A woman sues her former roommate over unpaid rent; the defendant claims the plaintiff was arrested for prostitution and domestic violence.

Grammy-winning artist Anderson .Paak stops by to talk about his new film "K-POPS!"; Jennifer welcomes siblings Robin Daniels, Keisha Daniels, Penny Daniels and Jessica Crummie, who founded Sisters of Watts, a women-led nonprofit that has become a trusted presence in Watts, providing food distribution, back-to-school support, youth programming, housing and re-entry assistance, and access to essenti

When Bob, Abishola and Kemi learn that Morenike's family disowned her because she's gay, they do what they can to help her pay for school and stay in America.

Dottie, Auntie Olu and Uncle Tunde must find a way to reconcile when they're forced to eat dinner together; Bob and Abishola have differing opinions on the progress of their relationship.

Annette Bening; the stars of "Reminders of Him"; Anna Camp; Jared Leto, comic Jodi Miller; singer Thomas Day.

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

Alan takes Charlie's suggestion of a jog on the beach to cure his insomnia; Jake pleads with Charlie not to date the mother of a girl he likes.

Alan learns that Charlie belongs to an exclusive men's group, and he begs his brother to let him join.

Stabler pairs with a bitter cop (David Keith) to track a serial rapist/murderer who was recently released from prison.

The detectives believe a young Asian's assault has something to do with a rivalry between gangs, until a second victim turns up.

Rick haggles for an etching by Pablo Picasso; Corey and Chumlee deal for a bat signed by Bo Jackson; Chum is the first to join Rick's new book club.

Chumlee checks out two classic pinball machines; Rick checks out a carrier pigeon capsule from WWII; Rick takes a ribbing when decides to take up boxing.

When a 15-year-old who was part of a group of kids who put a transgender teen in the hospital is tried as an adult, the SVU team wonders whether the punishment fits the crime.

A beverage company pleads guilty to violating federal safety laws when a baby dies from E. coli after drinking apple juice.

In Lorton, Va., police attempt to determine who abducted 5-year-old Melissa Brannen after she disappeared from a Christmas party, but cannot be certain until they match hair from a rabbit-fur jacket Brannen wore that day.