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Don "D.C." Curry; Derrick Cameron; Sheryl Underwood; Arnez J.

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Ryan Gosling; Myha'la ("They Will Kill You"); Taz Skylar; Kirsten Dunst; Francisco Ramos; Sienna Spiro.

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

Some of the best moments from the show; how to explode a watermelon using only rubber bands; a rocket-powered "Higgins Trap.".

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 man sues his ex-girlfriend for breaking her promise to have his baby if he paid her rent while she was in medical school; a dispute over a lost wedding ring.

A video of a baby-shower client's rude behavior goes viral and costs her party planner future business.

Parents sue their son for tuition reimbursement after a disagreement over his college major.

A dispute between a former couple over the status of their relationship and car repairs.

A desperate man attacks a courthouse with guns and smoke grenades with deadly consequences; a man declares he is not the father of a young woman's baby; an angry judge hits an unruly defendant with a shocking sentence.

A teenage defendant faces the wrath of a furious judge; a notorious killer breaks down in court; a defiant judge refuses to let COVID-19 disrupt business as usual.

"You Went Away on a Girls Trip and Came Back Married!".

An ex-lover sues an employer for wrongful termination; a tenant seeks reimbursement for tires flattened by a landlord's renovations.

An online love interest scams a widow out of money.

A son is sued for allowing his mother to move into an apartment his father owns, then breaking the lease early.

A woman blames her child's father for her lease not being renewed.

A woman sues for reimbursement of travel expenses after catching her then-fiancé sexting during their engagement cruise; a burlesque dancer sues for unpaid wages.

A woman blames a relationship coach for breaking up her marriage; a photographer is sued for breach of contract over Christmas photos.

A woman says that after her son was killed, the defendant claimed he had been her child's father, so the plaintiff petitioned the court for a DNA test to find out the truth.

Morgan Freeman (movie "Now You See Me: Now You Don't"); Alix Earle and Dylan Efron ("Dancing With the Stars"); Burna Boy (album "No Sign of Weakness").

Bob and Abishola plan a trip to Las Vegas for Kemi's wedding; Kemi and Chukwuemeka get into an argument over his mother.

Dottie and Goodwin question Bob's ability to lead under pressure; Abishola is unsure if Bob's newfound success is worth it if it means he's never home.

Ryan Gosling; Myha'la ("They Will Kill You"); Taz Skylar; Kirsten Dunst; Francisco Ramos; Sienna Spiro.

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

Alan awaits disaster as Charlie romances Alan's sweet receptionist.

Alan gets into financial trouble because he keeps paying the expenses of his young girlfriend, Kandi.

Two sisters determined to fulfill a promise investigate the mystery surrounding their mother's death.

A doctor ingests a lethal chemical, causing friends to wonder if it was an attempt at suicide or if he was poisoned -- until a love triangle is uncovered.

Take a look back at some of the finest expert examinations; a valuable edition Book of Mormon authenticated by Rebecca, a straitjacket possibly worn by Harry Houdini investigated by Murray, a signed Babe Ruth bat.

A one-of-a-kind rock crawler comes into the shop; a collection of restored Indian motorcycles; a custom dragster that can reach 192 mph; a John Deere ice cream machine.

A young girl claims she was raped in the stairwell of her apartment building; Benson and Stabler race to find a witness.

When detectives find a mismatched button in relation to a woman's death, they know they can follow the clue back to the killer.

When a businessman is murdered, motives and suspects are plentiful. Was it simply a disgruntled employee or client? Or do some racy photos hold the clue to the crime?

Take a look back at some of the finest expert examinations; a valuable edition Book of Mormon authenticated by Rebecca, a straitjacket possibly worn by Harry Houdini investigated by Murray, a signed Babe Ruth bat.

A one-of-a-kind rock crawler comes into the shop; a collection of restored Indian motorcycles; a custom dragster that can reach 192 mph; a John Deere ice cream machine.

A woman sues her former friend over a loan, rent and electric bills.

Don "D.C." Curry; Derrick Cameron; Sheryl Underwood; Arnez J.

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Heather Graham; Phil Lord and Chris Miller; Emily Rudd ("One Piece"); Hugh Bonneville; Natasha Leggero; Brennen Cole.

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Hawaii: scuba diving; turtles; coral; zip line; rain forest; shave ice; standup paddle-boarding and surfing.

Textile artist; sculptor; stained-glass artist; ceramic artist.

A couple blame their movers for shattering the contents of their antique china cabinet; a man sues his ex-girlfriend for keeping his stuff after she kicked him out.

A salon owner fails to reimburse an employee for taking an eyelash course as promised; the cost of car repairs comes between friends.

An active senior sues his aerobics instructor after her class fails to meet his expectations; a dispute between former lovers over donated property.

A mother sues her son's tutor after his college entrance exam scores don't improve as promised; a dispute between a former couple over a broken laptop.

Courtroom chaos ensues during an all-out brawl; a bailiff risks life and limb diving down a flight of stairs chasing an escapee; a defendant threatens a judge's life.

Family members of defendants and victims erupt in a Florida courthouse; a murderer has a shocking courtroom outburst; an adoption brings a judge to tears.

"Rotten Renting.".

A woman sues her former friend for leaving her out of a luxury vacation they won together; a woman is injured while trying to de-stress on her neighbor's trampoline.

An early morning car alarm leads to a neighbor's vehicle being towed; a comic accuses a former writing partner of stealing a sketch idea.

A man blames his former friend for ruining a limousine ride; a former couple argue over unpaid rent and a shared pet.

A couple sue a former friend for costing them their winnings from a magazine contest; a dispute between cousins over a truck that caught on fire.

A man blames a mechanic for damaging the hood of his car; a dispute between friends after a borrowed bicycle is stolen.

A woman accuses a co-worker of stealing her lunches for several months; a vehicle's owner sues an auto parts dealer, saying a vintage part destroyed the car's engine.

The plaintiff says she met the defendant 20 years ago when they were both working as strippers, and she sues for the balance due on a loan.

Jennifer welcomes Eva Longoria, and they chat about her CNN original series, "Searching for France"; viral food influencer Keith Lee and Jennifer talk about his music and food festival, "Keith Lee's Familee Day.".

Bob, Abishola and their friends and family reflect on how far they've come and consider what's most important to them as they head into the future.

Bob and Abishola decide her mother has officially overstayed her welcome; when Abishola and Kemi hatch a plan to have a spirit speak to Ebunoluwa from beyond the grave, Abishola gets more information about her mother than she bargained for.

Heather Graham; Phil Lord and Chris Miller; Emily Rudd ("One Piece"); Hugh Bonneville; Natasha Leggero; Brennen Cole.

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

The guys run into Jake's former teacher (Alicia Witt) who became a stripper after a fling with Charlie; Charlie gives her a room and a job to try and help her out, but things get out of control.

Kandi moves in with Alan, causing tension in the house, since Charlie is having a dry spell with women.

Evidence at a storage unit fire seems to be connected to the blaze that took Shay's life; Chaplain Orlovsky is in a car accident.

More clues emerge about the fire that killed Shay, leading Severide to a former nemesis; Shay's sister visits; Cruz is faced with a surprise; Boden tries to help his father.

The original Star Wars script signed by George Lucas comes into the shop; Rick checks out a terracotta medallion of Benjamin Franklin; Chum wants to open a museum to display some of the shop's hidden items.

Rick and the others reveal the items they've most wanted for themselves, including a motorcycle owned by Steve McQueen, a diamond-encrusted 2004 Super Bowl ring, a rare 1484 book, and a 1986 Buick.

When a disabled woman is beaten and raped, Benson and Stabler think someone close to the victim is responsible.

A woman heads home after church, but never makes it there alive, triggering a homicide investigation.

A family break turns into a nightmare when the wife is found face-down in a lake; with no idea whether it was murder, an accident or suicide, police turn to a new forensic technique.

The original Star Wars script signed by George Lucas comes into the shop; Rick checks out a terracotta medallion of Benjamin Franklin; Chum wants to open a museum to display some of the shop's hidden items.

Rick and the others reveal the items they've most wanted for themselves, including a motorcycle owned by Steve McQueen, a diamond-encrusted 2004 Super Bowl ring, a rare 1484 book, and a 1986 Buick.

The plaintiff says her baby daddy's other baby mama assaulted and pepper-sprayed her.

Retha Jones; Michael Jr.; Rodney Perry; T-Rex.

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A ragdoll cat named Bella is rescued; a dog named Teddy suffers from severe anxiety; Dim Sum the pug needs to shed a few pounds.

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

Mother Nature revamps some of our favorite sports; roller skates' reinvented wheels are inspired by how snakes and fish move; a workout mimics the physiology of little kids; a basic component in plants helps divers see more clearly underwater.

Some of the best moments from the show; how to explode a watermelon using only rubber bands; a rocket-powered "Higgins Trap.".

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NASA has been remarkably successful sending robots to Mars' surface; host Emily Calandrelli looks at the varied and ingenious methods used to land spacecraft on the red planet, starting with Pathfinder in 1997.

Brain diseases; digital birds; climate models.

A hydration system that is part of hockey gear; a hockey equipment dryer; modifying sports equipment to better performance.

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.

Jay visits Rutersville, Texas to check out a man's collection of cars.

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.

Josh Duhamel; Lauren Graham ("Reminders of Him"); Peter Sarsgaard; Halle Bailey; the cast of the superhero series "Wonder Man"; Hong Chau; Joel McHale; Sophie Skelton; Keanu Reeves; singer India Shawn.

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

A 1963 Beatles signed guitar comes into the shop; Corey checks out a 1981 Suzuki motorcycle; Rick makes an effort to teach the guys some office etiquette.

A 1930s Gottlieb grip tester comes into the shop; a limited edition piece of abstract art by Hollywood actor, Anthony Quinn; Chum tries to help promote the shop by trying to make images of the Old Man go viral.

Revisiting some of the most dangerous items seen in the pawn shop including a double barrel Coaching gun from the 1800s, a rare LeMat Pistol, and a $335,000 mint condition Gatling Gun.

Take a look back at some of the finest expert examinations; a valuable edition Book of Mormon authenticated by Rebecca, a straitjacket possibly worn by Harry Houdini investigated by Murray, a signed Babe Ruth bat.

The original Star Wars script signed by George Lucas comes into the shop; Rick checks out a terracotta medallion of Benjamin Franklin; Chum wants to open a museum to display some of the shop's hidden items.

Revisit some of the most mysterious items: retro Amphicar from the 1960s; vintage handcuff collection; Master Violet Ray Machine; odd collection of prosthetic eyeballs; unknown stone.

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.

Abishola and Kemi are conflicted as to how to handle Morenike after she confides her deepest secret to them; when Bob gets credit for Christina's idea for a Twitter marketing campaign, she considers leaving MaxDot.

Abishola and Kemi take Christina to see a Yoruba priest, where she learns that her toxic relationship with her mother may be stifling her growth; Bob deals with the fallout of promoting Kofo over Goodwin when Goodwin has a panic attack at work.

Charlie and Alan go out drinking when a date is finally set for the wedding; they are horrified when they wake up to find a strange woman in their bed.

Chelsea tries to help her beautiful college roommate get over a bad breakup.

Benson and Stabler discover that a murder victim had been involved in the fight to expose questionable practices in the meat-packing industry.

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.

Revisit some of the Coolest Collectibles; a $40,000 Elvis worn Super-fly Coat, a huge collection of Star Trek memorabilia, the first ever Playboy magazine featuring Marilyn Monroe.

A look at the greatest gambles in the shop's history; an antique White Eagle medallion; a book that might be signed by Shoeless Joe Jackson; a questionable Gibson mandolin and more.

The prime suspect in the murder of an American teacher while living in Seoul, South Korea, in 1988 speaks publicly about the case for the first time in 30 years.

The original Star Wars script signed by George Lucas comes into the shop; Rick checks out a terracotta medallion of Benjamin Franklin; Chum wants to open a museum to display some of the shop's hidden items.

Revisit some of the most mysterious items: retro Amphicar from the 1960s; vintage handcuff collection; Master Violet Ray Machine; odd collection of prosthetic eyeballs; unknown stone.

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Some of the most talkative creatures on Earth; gorillas; parrots; honeybees; the humpback whale; fireflies.

Creatures from the continent of South America; a jaguar's jaws' ability to crush bone; the growth of a Galápagos tortoise.

Seattle: Pike Place Market; an indoor wind-tunnel; a jet simulator.

Careers with a cause, including music advocate, entrepreneur and philanthropist.

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.

Bicycle sustainability program; London energy initiative; recycling plastic chip bags.

Real estate trends and opportunities; home design.

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.

Parmalee; an interview for soap opera and country fans: The Day Players; Brooks & Dunn; Nashville's Grammy nomination party.

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.

Real estate trends and opportunities; home design.

A 1963 Beatles signed guitar comes into the shop; Corey checks out a 1981 Suzuki motorcycle; Rick makes an effort to teach the guys some office etiquette.

A 1930s Gottlieb grip tester comes into the shop; a limited edition piece of abstract art by Hollywood actor, Anthony Quinn; Chum tries to help promote the shop by trying to make images of the Old Man go viral.

Revisiting some of the most dangerous items seen in the pawn shop including a double barrel Coaching gun from the 1800s, a rare LeMat Pistol, and a $335,000 mint condition Gatling Gun.

Take a look back at some of the finest expert examinations; a valuable edition Book of Mormon authenticated by Rebecca, a straitjacket possibly worn by Harry Houdini investigated by Murray, a signed Babe Ruth bat.

Jacob Elordi; Maika Monroe ("Reminders of Him"); Rege-Jean Page; Mena Suvari; the cast of the faith-based film "I Can Only Imagine 2"; Neve Campbell; Christian Bale; Oona Chaplin ("Avatar: Fire and Ash"); Benicio del Toro; K-pop superstars BLACKPINK.

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

Off-roading in Orlando; the world's largest ice bar; an African style drive-through safari in San Antonio; a dolphin in Curacao; an African Safari in Kenya.

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.

A young girl claims she was raped in the stairwell of her apartment building; Benson and Stabler race to find a witness.

When a pregnant rape victim disappears from the hospital, Benson and Stabler try to find her and obtain her statement.

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.

The human hood ornament; bikinis and tricycles; high diver.

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

Revisit some of the Coolest Collectibles; a $40,000 Elvis worn Super-fly Coat, a huge collection of Star Trek memorabilia, the first ever Playboy magazine featuring Marilyn Monroe.

A look at the greatest gambles in the shop's history; an antique White Eagle medallion; a book that might be signed by Shoeless Joe Jackson; a questionable Gibson mandolin and more.

A one-of-a-kind rock crawler comes into the shop; a collection of restored Indian motorcycles; a custom dragster that can reach 192 mph; a John Deere ice cream machine.

Rick and the others reveal the items they've most wanted for themselves, including a motorcycle owned by Steve McQueen, a diamond-encrusted 2004 Super Bowl ring, a rare 1484 book, and a 1986 Buick.

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Meryl Streep; Paul Dano ("The Wizard of the Kremlin"); Jack Reynor; Amanda Seyfried; Vargus Mason; Olivia Rodrigo.

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

Some of the most talkative creatures on Earth; gorillas; parrots; honeybees; the humpback whale; fireflies.

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

A purse is stolen at a nightclub; a singer says he was unfairly fired due to coughing on stage in a smoky cigar bar.

A landlord sues a former tenant over unpaid rent; a man blames neighboring churchgoers for damage to his fence.

A woman sues her brother for selling their childhood collectibles; a dispute between friends over money lent under false pretenses.

A woman sues her stepmother over a baby grand piano; a cosmetologist seeks compensation after a photoshoot.

A look at some of the wildest courtroom moments involving accused killers; a double murder suspect spits on his lawyer; a former social media star faces the death penalty; a girlfriend killer wants to represent himself.

Some of the wildest courtroom moments, featuring accused killers; a 28-year-old man who killed his parents for no longer financially supporting him; a woman who kills her husband in their bed; a man who murders his wife, then calls the authorities.

"Livid Over Light Install.".

A neighbor's trash-filled yard is blamed for lowering a home's sale price; a former employee is sued over property bought on the company credit card.

A woman says she was unfairly stripped of a pageant title and scholarship; a prized guitar is smashed during a concert.

Former friends end up in court after an unpaid loan leads to social media drama and slashed tires; a man sues after he's attacked by a dog while biking.

A man blames his neighbor for tricking him into paying for the removal of a ghost that didn't exist; an actor sues after being fired over a costume disagreement.

A naturalist sues a photographer for refusing to take photos of his nudist community; a cake artist seeks payment for a decorating party.

Dispute between friends over a wig that is lost at an amusement park; Pilates instructor sues to recoup fees after a former client quits without notice.

A woman claims she is pregnant with the defendant's baby, but he has his doubts, so he petitions the court for a paternity test.

Backstreet Boys member and singer AJ McLean stops by to talk about his upcoming solo album, the Backstreet Boys holiday album, and the band's residency at Sphere; an episode filled with surprises.

Bob, a middle-aged compression-sock salesman, unexpectedly falls for his cardiac nurse, Abishola, a Nigerian immigrant, while recovering from a heart attack and sets his sights on winning her over.

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.

Meryl Streep; Paul Dano ("The Wizard of the Kremlin"); Jack Reynor; Amanda Seyfried; Vargus Mason; Olivia Rodrigo.

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

When Judith kicks Herb to the curb, Alan comes knocking.

Charlie sleeps with Kandi's mother, as Alan tries to win her daughter back; Kandi arranges a date between her father and Judith.

When a transsexual is found murdered in a church, suspicion falls on a priest (Eric Stoltz) who resigned from a parochial school after rumors of abuse.

The detectives investigate to determine whether a 22-year-old with Down syndrome is pregnant as a result of rape, as her mother contends.

A model train once owned by Johnny Cash comes into the shop; a 1920s chicken incubator; Rick checks out a 17th century Tibetan Buddha.

A banner from the WWII secret airborne division is brought into the shop; a customer brings in a 1980s Ooze-It toy; Rick is muted by an unsigned illustration from the silent film era.

The release of a suspect in a hate crime case leaves Benson and Barba caught between two families seeking justice; as public protests escalate to violence, Benson goes to desperate lengths to make an arrest.

The apparent suicide of Dr. Darryl Sutorius, a respected heart surgeon, is questioned when an investigation reveals his new wife's violent history.

When a doctor's wife disappears, investigators use concrete from the doctor's yard and the recollections of a child to determine what happened.