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DeRay Davis; Spike (Michael) Davis; James Hannah; Angela Means.

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Vince Vaughn; the cast of "You, Me & Tuscany"; Luke Hemsworth; Jamie Lee Curtis; comic Rob DaRocha; singer Coco Jones.

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

Host Emily Calandrelli looks at how surviving in deep space can become a reality; Lockheed Martin is designing a spacecraft, similar to a smaller International Space Station, in which astronauts can make a three-year trip to Mars and back.

A dog named Heidi finds a new home; Patrick the cat has weight issues; a celebrity dingo stops by the clinic.

A client refuses to pay a jewelry manufacturer when the lab-created diamond he made from the ashes of her beloved cat is the wrong color.

An uninvited husband ruins a New Year's getaway trip with friends; a dispute between a former couple over payments for a gifted cellphone.

A man sues his ex for keeping his exotic pets after they broke up; a student blames his ASL teacher for causing him to insult a deaf classmate.

A man says his mother sold a valuable comic book out of spite; a dispute over payments owed for home repairs.

An online pimple popper is accused of in-court drug use; a judge mutes a foulmouthed murderer; a woman stabs her husband 14 times before calling 911.

An angry defendant starts a courtroom melee; a judge has an unusual punishment for a reckless driver; a grieving mom lashes out.

"You Put Bleach in My Shampoo Bottle and Ruined My Hair!".

A woman blames a repairman when the questionable parts he uses to fix her refrigerator only make the problem worse and render it useless.

One "friend" ghosts the others prior to a girls trip and refuses to pay her share; a man sues his brother-in-law because his niece damaged his car.

A woman sues her neighbor for yard cleanup costs after a pre-wedding prank; a luxury car rental owner takes a rapper to court over a damaged Lamborghini.

A fortuneteller seeks compensation after a rival spread rumors about her around town, forcing her to close her business.

A woman brings a landlord to court over her deceased mother's belongings; friends find themselves at odds over a car's damaged wheel.

A dispute between friends after personal stories are used in a book without permission; a dispute over who is to blame after a mugging leads to injury.

The plaintiff says his friendship with the defendant ended when the defendant was involved in a high-speed police chase, and while trying to discard a gun, he accidentally shot himself.

Reneé Rapp (album "Bite Me") chats and performs; a young man and his mother, who recently went viral for a video of him honoring her at his graduation for all the sacrifices she made to help him get to where he is today.

Bob hires Abishola to take care of Dottie in his home while she recovers; Dottie has a hard time dealing with her limitations and takes it out on Abishola.

Bob reconsiders his future at MaxDot and seeks advice from an unexpected source; Abishola questions Bob's erratic behavior.

Vince Vaughn; the cast of "You, Me & Tuscany"; Luke Hemsworth; Jamie Lee Curtis; comic Rob DaRocha; singer Coco Jones.

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

Charlie and Jake fight for the affections of a waitress, while Alan fights sexual tension with his receptionist.

Charlie tells Alan the truth about his breakup with Mia; a famous neighbor (Steven Tyler) causes trouble.

The team investigates a home explosion that left a charred body, one injured survivor and no witnesses; Lindsay and Halstead receive a strange warning about Rixton.

Olinsky goes undercover as a hit man for hire after Lindsay is tipped off about a grieving father looking to avenge his daughter's death; when Ruzek returns from his undercover assignment, Voight puts him on patrol duty.

A huge Richard Nixon head; a shoe likely worn by Secretariat; a Mattel Electronic Football Game; a signed Star Wars script; signed Arthur Ashe memorabilia; vintage Aerosmith tour t-shirts; a flag from Apollo 16.

A thermonuclear weapon warhead cover; a desk that has a dark secret; a percussion pistol from the 1800s; a child-sized musket; a collection of knives; a thunder mug.

An 8-year-old boy is kidnapped; members of the SVU team are in a dangerous standoff; shocking details about ADA Jo Marlowe's (Sharon Stone) past come to light.

The FBI profiles a suspect in the kidnapping and murder of a 6-year-old girl during an evening church service; a witness leads authorities to the likely killer, but then becomes a victim herself.

One year after her father's death, a teen's role in a high school production of "Hamlet" causes her to reveal the chilling truth behind her family's tragedy.

A huge Richard Nixon head; a shoe likely worn by Secretariat; a Mattel Electronic Football Game; a signed Star Wars script; signed Arthur Ashe memorabilia; vintage Aerosmith tour t-shirts; a flag from Apollo 16.

A thermonuclear weapon warhead cover; a desk that has a dark secret; a percussion pistol from the 1800s; a child-sized musket; a collection of knives; a thunder mug.

A woman sues her ex-husband, who is now engaged to her former best friend, for unpaid childcare.

Michael Colyar; DeRay Davis; Damon Williams; Yvette Wilson.

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Charlie Day; the cast of "They Will Kill You"; Corey Stoll; Allison Williams; comic Justin Worsham; singer Raye.

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

Host Danni Washington goes whale-watching and discovers the ways whales have inspired new inventions that help people ride bicycles and surfboards better and faster.

Creatures of Europe: the mongoose; the dragonfly.

A pastor is sued when a gym altercation leaves a man injured.

A woman sues because her brother was benched during an important football-camp scrimmage attended by scouts.

A mother and her adopted son sue his biological father after he re-enters their lives and causes the teen's grades to plummet.

A houseguest is sued over months of unpaid utility bills.

The judge must excuse the jury after an accused double-murderer goes on a rant; a DUI defendant won't listen to her lawyer; a laundromat vandal tries to suck up to the judge.

A judge sends a foul-mouthed defendant to jail; a violent convict shows up for sentencing high on multiple drugs; an angry mom rips into her son's confessed killer.

"Rent Riot.".

A man sues for damages to his car after pictures of his vanity license plate were posted on social media; a woman is blamed for injuring her sister's dog.

Parents sue their daughter because she agreed to use a matchmaker but rejected every match.

A dispute between two friends over a failed business venture; a male escort brings a customer to court for failing to pay for his services.

A niece ends up in court after she rents out the vacant unit of her aunt's duplex and pockets the cash; a man blames his ex-girlfriend's sister for his watch being stolen.

Former friends end up in court after dog sitting turns into dognapping; a teen's pottery project is returned in pieces after another teen's parent took it home.

A woman seeks payment for cleaning services her client refuses to pay.

A woman suing her ex-boyfriend for property and emotional distress, saying that after they broke up, she discovered he had been married the entire time -- and his wife is with him in court.

Josh Duhamel (film "London Calling"); Derek Hough ("Dancing With the Stars," "Extra"); a girl and her father, who made headlines after he posted a vulnerable video of himself watching her get several academic awards at her school graduation ceremony.

With Abishola only helping part-time, Bob, Douglas and Christina struggle to take care of Dottie.

After Bob takes a step back from his busy work life, he decides to buy a boat to enjoy during his free time; a newspaper comes to MaxDot to interview Goodwin.

Charlie Day; the cast of "They Will Kill You"; Corey Stoll; Allison Williams; comic Justin Worsham; singer Raye.

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

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.

Charlie is convinced he saw his late father while having a near-death experience.

Over the course of a year, violent crimes are committed against two women from the same church; evidence is revealed that suggests the two cases are not just coincidences.

Robert Davis, who was convicted of murdering a woman and her son, claims his confession was coerced and tries to prove he is innocent.

A 1984 Olympics torch; a yearbook and signed letter from Ronald Reagan; a replica Ghostbusters Proton Pack; a Super Mario statue; a Revenge of the Jedi poster; Metallica memorabilia; an Apple IIGS; a DeLorean.

An 1800s one-horse-open sleigh comes in; a J.H. Rector rifle; unpublished Christmas art from Mad magazine comes into the shop.

Benson and Stabler interview a woman whose 10-year-old daughter is kidnapped from inside the house; they are shocked to hear the family's other daughter disappeared ten years earlier.

Photographs found in a dumpster lead to the killer of Los Angeles model Linda Sobek; the man claims he did not intentionally kill her despite evidence to the contrary.

A mother puts her hope on the internet and an independent investigation to clear her name after authorities charge her with murdering her 17-month-old son in a fire considered to be intentionally set.

A 1984 Olympics torch; a yearbook and signed letter from Ronald Reagan; a replica Ghostbusters Proton Pack; a Super Mario statue; a Revenge of the Jedi poster; Metallica memorabilia; an Apple IIGS; a DeLorean.

An 1800s one-horse-open sleigh comes in; a J.H. Rector rifle; unpublished Christmas art from Mad magazine comes into the shop.

The plaintiff says that when the defendant came to repossess her vehicle, she was pepper-sprayed, but the defendant says she was attacked with an umbrella.

Howie Bell; B-Phlat (Beverly Nelson); Wayne Brady; Steve Brown.

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James Marsden; Anya Taylor-Joy ("The Super Mario Galaxy Movie"); Daniel MacPherson; Regina Hall; comic Jonny Loquasto; a dance track from Shab and Preston Harris.

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

The Museum of Illusions in Denver, Colo.; how to create optical illusions; creating the illusion that one is flying in the air; lighting a candle underwater.

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

Parents sue their adult son for having an out-of-control party in their home and destroying an expensive lamp.

A former couple disagree about the terms of their fertility agreement, and paternity is questioned.

A dispute between a son and his mother after she throws away valuable, sentimental ornaments and refuses to seek care for her own mental health.

A man says his pastor is responsible for his engagement ending.

The family of a DUI victim screams at the defendant; a Sovereign Citizen argues with the judge over bond; a sexual assault victim is interviewed by her attacker in court.

The husband and father of a murdered family attacks their killer in court; a judge has no patience for a foul-mouthed defendant; a convicted drunk driver begs the judge for mercy.

"Exes' Tax Return Trouble.".

A man sues his ex for lying about him on a date-rating app, resulting in his current girlfriend vandalizing his car.

A woman sues for the return of her security deposit after her landlord's behavior toward his girlfriend caused her to fear for her own safety.

Siblings sue their late sister's landlord for throwing away her personal effects before the family could claim them.

A woman seeks a refund from a choir director after he took away her daughter's solo.

A politician sues his estranged grandson for revealing family secrets on a podcast, which damaged his reputation and hurt his campaign.

A woman sues her ex-fiancé for wedding expenses after being left at the altar.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for the cost of a car, saying that, while together, they were both heavily addicted to crystal meth.

Multi-platinum recording artist mgk joins Jennifer to chat about his album "Lost Americana"; Kai Cenat talks about his 24/7 Twitch live stream, "Mafiathon 3.".

After Abishola gives her previous suitor a second chance, Uncle Tunde goes behind Auntie Olu's back to warn Bob about the other man who's courting his niece.

Having spurned her family when she quit MaxDot, Christina turns to Abishola when she's fired from Toesey Woesies; Bob and Uncle Tunde go fishing.

James Marsden; Anya Taylor-Joy ("The Super Mario Galaxy Movie"); Daniel MacPherson; Regina Hall; comic Jonny Loquasto; a dance track from Shab and Preston Harris.

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

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

After their split, Alan wants to gain custody of his and Kandi's dog.

When a Chicago woman from a big family goes missing, investigators begin to suspect a man in her life is full of secrets.

The security cameras at the home of a wife and mother of three's home may hold the key to solving the mystery of her disappearance.

A spy pen radio is brought into the shop; a customer brings in a Bruce Springsteen tour jacket; a pair of paintings by motorcycle artist David Mann.

A one-of-a-kind Star Wars packaged Boba Fett prototype comes into the shop; an early 1900s Shelby bicycle; a Star Wars autographed poster and massive card collection.

Detectives try to identify a girl who is so traumatized after being raped that she cannot tell them her name.

A murder mystery theater performance in Easton, Md., turns into a real-life mystery when a body is found after the performance ends.

When a man dies unexpectedly in the office of a noted California doctor, police begin what they think will be a routine investigation, but discoveries of false identities and insurance fraud raise questions about the doctor's role.

A spy pen radio is brought into the shop; a customer brings in a Bruce Springsteen tour jacket; a pair of paintings by motorcycle artist David Mann.

A one-of-a-kind Star Wars packaged Boba Fett prototype comes into the shop; an early 1900s Shelby bicycle; a Star Wars autographed poster and massive card collection.

The defendant says that when he dated the plaintiff, she constantly accused him of cheating, but he discovered that she was talking to other men, including her pastor.

Brandon Bowlin; Wayne Brady; Big Rome (Jerome); Simply Cookie (Michelle Hull).

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Chris Pratt; Eiza González; the men of "Imperfect Women"; Thandiwe Newton; comic James P. Connolly; K-pop group BTS.

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

The Pocono Mountains: Camelback Mountain Adventures; personal-transporter hike; wilderness survival skills; wakeboarding.

Production designer; DreamWorks animator; cupcake shop owner; pet photographer.

A night at the theater ends with Shakespearian drama and a visit to the ER after a woman pushes her boyfriend into the middle of a staged sword fight.

Backstage hijinks cause problems for pageant moms' daughters; a man loses a guaranteed investment.

A man takes an amateur weatherman to court because his picnic date was ruined by rain; a mother sues because her kids' hair turned green from a vacation rental pool.

A woman says she was injured by a fellow shopper on Black Friday; a dispute over who is to blame for a car accident.

A convicted quadruple murderer argues with the judge; a pastor who stole from his church hears from his congregation; a man who murdered his grandparents becomes disorderly in the courtroom.

The stepfather of a murder victim causes chaos in the court; a defendant throws a temper tantrum during a virtual hearing; a victim's parents confront the parents of a teacher who slept with their teenage son.

"You Stole My Jewelry!".

A woman puts her daughter-in-law's life in jeopardy when she brings a pet into their home; neighbors end up in court over a trampoline injury.

A friend is blamed for an unnecessary ambulance ride; a restaurant patron seeks reimbursement for a surcharge that wasn't disclosed in advance.

A popcorn machine is destroyed when a couple breaks up because the man fathered a child with another woman; childhood friends argue over a ruined ski vacation.

A man brings his ex-fiancée to court because she pawned her engagement ring to bet on a horse race.

A litter-box living room causes a roommate to break her lease; chaos ensues at a funeral home after a fog machine is delivered instead of a dehumidifier.

A dispute between neighbors after fumes from homemade hot sauce cause illness; keys left in a locked car in the desert lead to a broken window.

The plaintiff says she and the defendant broke up because he was unfaithful, and she's suing because he is more than $6,000 behind in child support.

Actors Marlon Wayans and Tyriq Withers chat about the American sports horror movie "Him"; breakout hip-hop and country artist BigXthaPlug (new album "I Hope You're Happy").

Bob must gain the confidence to fight for Abishola when she goes on another date with Chukwuemeka; Uncle Tunde finds an unlikely friend in Dottie in the aftermath of his fight with Auntie Olu.

Bob lets Dele get a new haircut and finds himself caught between an irate Abishola and a surprisingly stubborn Dele; Dottie runs into difficulties with the MaxDot board of directors.

Chris Pratt; Eiza González; the men of "Imperfect Women"; Thandiwe Newton; comic James P. Connolly; K-pop group BTS.

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

In an attempt to prove he has changed from his old self, Charlie agrees to go with Chelsea to couples counseling.

Herb and Jake's relationship threatens wedding plans with Judith; Alan and Charlie take action to try to help Herb and Jake bond.

Severide steps in when Chief Pridgen tries to shift blame for a tactical error onto Casey; Mouch learns he fathered a child through a sperm donation; Brett and Cruz take Dawson on a double date.

Severide talks to Chief Boden for an old friend who needs a second chance with the fire department; Mills endeavors to regain his active status; Brett and Dawson decide they need a night out.

A jacket from Pulp Fiction, a guitar pedal possibly used by Kurt Cobain; a juror questionnaire from the O.J. Simpson trial; a Matt Groening lithograph; Dennis Rodman jerseys; some Michael Jackson photos; Wayne's World items.

A 1906 silver half dollar that belonged to a passenger on the Titanic comes into the shop; a first edition of "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"; a 1936 Zeiss 16mm camera.

Benson and Stabler help a repeat rape victim (Jennifer Love Hewitt) stand up to her attacker; the investigation leads Benson to Los Angeles, where she meets a detective (Skeet Ulrich) with information that could help the victim get justice.

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.

A forensic scientist uses his skills to preserve a footprint left in snow to help authorities nab two men suspected of robbing an Ontario couple and shooting the husband in the head.

A jacket from Pulp Fiction, a guitar pedal possibly used by Kurt Cobain; a juror questionnaire from the O.J. Simpson trial; a Matt Groening lithograph; Dennis Rodman jerseys; some Michael Jackson photos; Wayne's World items.

A 1906 silver half dollar that belonged to a passenger on the Titanic comes into the shop; a first edition of "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"; a 1936 Zeiss 16mm camera.

A woman is suing the defendant, her former employee, for an unpaid loan and claims that her boyfriend had an affair with her.

Greg Hahn; Pablo Francisco; Sue Costello; David Alan Grier.

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A dog named Heidi finds a new home; Patrick the cat has weight issues; a celebrity dingo stops by the clinic.

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

With a little inspiration from Mother Nature, scientists are finding exciting new ways to grow and store food; microscopic bacteria can create organic fertilizer; 3-D ocean farming; refrigeration inspired by ants, elephants and kangaroos.

The Museum of Illusions in Denver, Colo.; how to create optical illusions; creating the illusion that one is flying in the air; lighting a candle underwater.

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Host Emily Calandrelli looks at how surviving in deep space can become a reality; Lockheed Martin is designing a spacecraft, similar to a smaller International Space Station, in which astronauts can make a three-year trip to Mars and back.

Ancient ice; water harvesting; printed meds.

An electric motorbike; a flying disk; the ultimate paper airplane.

Olympic Surfer Alan Cleland; surfer and diver Andrew Alexander King; Olympic athlete Steph Rovetti.

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

Jay meets a man with a 1959 Ford Fairlane who machines his own metal; and a Crosley pickup truck that you don't see every day.

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

An invitation to look at the most exclusive vacation retreats around the world, including luxury hotels, hideaways and the best in spa escapes.

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.

Ryan Gosling ("Project Hail Mary"); Patricia Arquette; Joel Kinnaman and Corey Stoll ("Imperfect Women"); Annette Bening; the cast of "Daredevil: Born Again"; Iñaki Godoy ("One Piece"); comic Francisco Ramos; Oona Chaplin; Tyriq Withers ("Reminders of Him"); Isla Fisher; Katy Perry.

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

A 1961 Fender Stratocaster Guitar; a supposed Edward Hopper charcoal study; some Rocky Marciano memorabilia; Mickey Mouse display items; a Ford Model A hot rod; rare American coin; a Star Wars collection.

A huge Richard Nixon head; a shoe likely worn by Secretariat; a Mattel Electronic Football Game; a signed Star Wars script; signed Arthur Ashe memorabilia; vintage Aerosmith tour t-shirts; a flag from Apollo 16.

A 1984 Olympics torch; a yearbook and signed letter from Ronald Reagan; a replica Ghostbusters Proton Pack; a Super Mario statue; a Revenge of the Jedi poster; Metallica memorabilia; an Apple IIGS; a DeLorean.

A spy pen radio is brought into the shop; a customer brings in a Bruce Springsteen tour jacket; a pair of paintings by motorcycle artist David Mann.

A jacket from Pulp Fiction, a guitar pedal possibly used by Kurt Cobain; a juror questionnaire from the O.J. Simpson trial; a Matt Groening lithograph; Dennis Rodman jerseys; some Michael Jackson photos; Wayne's World items.

A rare 1589 book with the instructions for war and fortification; Rick looks at an 1840s chess table; a pair of antique door knockers come into the shop; an 1800s experimental rifle.

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.

With Dele's dream of becoming a doctor dashed, Bob, Abishola, Tayo and the rest of the family scramble to find him a new career path; when the pressure mounts, Dele turns to a surprising source for advice on dealing with his family.

When a charismatic new pastor joins the congregation, Abishola takes a new interest in church; after Dottie gives out bonuses to upper management, but not Goodwin, Bob must do what he can to make sure he doesn't lose his best employee.

Charlie attempts to guide Jake down the path of infidelity while his girlfriend is away for the holidays.

Jake writes love songs to woo his ex-girlfriend; Herb and Alan hide their secret friendship from Judith.

Stabler and Benson seek a connection between two men who are beaten and branded with a wire hanger in seemingly separate incidents.

A driver in Florida finds himself at the mercy of a powerful spring tornado; a trans-Atlantic sailboat race becomes a nightmare for one man when he injures himself at sea; an intense storm system produces widespread devastation across 16 states.

Pennsylvania original music showcase.

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

Jeff Allen; Marianne Sierk; Kevin Avery; Joe DeVito; Joey Medina; Gary Owen; Shang.

A thermonuclear weapon warhead cover; a desk that has a dark secret; a percussion pistol from the 1800s; a child-sized musket; a collection of knives; a thunder mug.

An 1800s one-horse-open sleigh comes in; a J.H. Rector rifle; unpublished Christmas art from Mad magazine comes into the shop.

Former Green Beret Jeffrey MacDonald, imprisoned for the 1970 murders of his wife and daughters, talks about his life and his case.

A jacket from Pulp Fiction, a guitar pedal possibly used by Kurt Cobain; a juror questionnaire from the O.J. Simpson trial; a Matt Groening lithograph; Dennis Rodman jerseys; some Michael Jackson photos; Wayne's World items.

A rare 1589 book with the instructions for war and fortification; Rick looks at an 1840s chess table; a pair of antique door knockers come into the shop; an 1800s experimental rifle.

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How creatures endure in environments of extreme heat; the fennec fox; the kangaroo rat; scorpions; the thorny devil lizard.

Creatures of Europe: the mongoose; the dragonfly.

Australia: climbing Sydney Harbor Bridge; sailing; Sydney Tower Eye Skywalk; Kakadu National Park; swimming with crocodiles at Crocosaurus Cove.

Pet-accessory creators; animal advocate; dog walker; cat veterinarian.

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

A TV newscaster gets flustered when she can't figure out which of the multiple phones is ringing on set; a baseball meant for a backyard dunk tank goes through a truck window; snowy mishaps.

Testing methods to create stronger solar panels; a new type of insulation; recycling sunglasses.

Designer Genevieve Gorder shows her unique New York penthouse; Mikel Welch at his brand-new L.A. home.

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.

CMA Fest; at the Country Music Hall of Fame for CMT's next Women of Country Music; a Righteous Brother with a solo project: Bucky Heard's "My Best Days"; how the Tim McGraw hit "Watch the Wind Go By" came to be.

Tre and Cierra Boston rebuild the Brown family house in New Orleans after it's wrecked by Hurricane Ida; with five days to pull it off, they transform the property into an Artist Retreat themed home.

Located in the affluent neighborhood of Bel Air, the six-bedroom, 11-bath mansion is composed of three levels and an upper sun deck.

Designer Genevieve Gorder shows her unique New York penthouse; Mikel Welch at his brand-new L.A. home.

A 1961 Fender Stratocaster Guitar; a supposed Edward Hopper charcoal study; some Rocky Marciano memorabilia; Mickey Mouse display items; a Ford Model A hot rod; rare American coin; a Star Wars collection.

A huge Richard Nixon head; a shoe likely worn by Secretariat; a Mattel Electronic Football Game; a signed Star Wars script; signed Arthur Ashe memorabilia; vintage Aerosmith tour t-shirts; a flag from Apollo 16.

A 1984 Olympics torch; a yearbook and signed letter from Ronald Reagan; a replica Ghostbusters Proton Pack; a Super Mario statue; a Revenge of the Jedi poster; Metallica memorabilia; an Apple IIGS; a DeLorean.

A spy pen radio is brought into the shop; a customer brings in a Bruce Springsteen tour jacket; a pair of paintings by motorcycle artist David Mann.

Josh Duhamel ("Preschool"); Sophie Skelton; Peter Sarsgaard; Lauren Graham; "Wonder Man" cast; Anna Camp; comic Paul Ogata; Trinity Jo-Li Bliss ("Avatar: Fire and Ash"); Hong Chau; Keanu Reeves; singer India Shawn.

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

San Diego and the San Diego Wildlife Park; Abu Dhabi; Ho Chi Minh City; the island of Catalina.

A freak accident while snowmobiling strands Suzanne and Jim Shemwell overnight as a massive snowstorm blows in; Suzanne and Jim don't realize they won't see civilization again for six days.

Detectives try to identify a girl who is so traumatized after being raped that she cannot tell them her name.

When a stranger assaults an FBI agent (Marcia Gay Harden), she asks Benson to have her rape kit tested; the agent refuses to talk about the incident, fearing she will be pulled off the case she is working.

Some of the most destructive hurricanes since the start of the new millennium.

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.

BASE jumping into swimming pools; extreme fluorescent lights; ladies dive into whipped cream.

A TV newscaster gets flustered when she can't figure out which of the multiple phones is ringing on set; a baseball meant for a backyard dunk tank goes through a truck window; snowy mishaps.