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A dispute over who is to blame after a customer slips and falls on fruit at a grocery store; a car sold to a co-worker is repossessed after missed payments.

A man sues because his neighbor's dog bit him; parents put a child in therapy because her uncle shared details about Santa Claus that ruined her holiday.

A landlord takes her former tenant to court over damage from his pets and a water leak that ruined her rental.

Man blames his ex for letting their 8-year-old son use a sports betting app; a babysitter is sued for a child's medical bills and a broken coffee table.

An emotional courtroom hears the sentencing of a man convicted of killing his brother-in-law; a man charged with drug possession claims to be an undercover government agent; and more.

A grieving daughter goes after her father's killer in court; a convicted murderer's wife screams in protest; the widow and coconspirator of a dirty cop begs the judge for mercy.

Three contestants put their pop culture knowledge to the test to complete crosswords based on the iconic puzzles in People Magazine.

Harsh Critics; Air Dale; She's a Knockout.

A print believed to be from Renaissance master, Raphael; negotiating for a 1970s Ibanez guitar; finding out the contents of Rick's will.

A Civil War-era broadside is brought in; Rick checks out a 1947 fully restored Wurlitzer jukebox; Rick gets frustrated when Chumlee brings a kid into the pawnshop.

Dan starts to bond with his younger half brother, but he can't get over the fact that their father paid for Ed Jr.'s college education, something he refused to do for Dan; Jackie hits it off with a fun married couple.

Darlene, desperate for money, gets a job at Price Warehouse; Jackie decides to take her throuple relationship with Ron and Janelle to the next level; Ben shaves his beard in an attempt to appear more clean-cut to potential advertisers.

A boy, 6, is shot and then abandoned in an emergency room by his fearful mother, sending detectives in search of his missing family and the gunman.

Benson and Stabler have the gruesome task of identifying the remains of a man and woman who were stabbed in a park.

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When two men appear to die of heart disease six years apart, police notice they have one thing in common, they were each married to the same woman.

Josh Blue; Dan Gabriel; Donnell Rawlings; Maria Bamford.

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A chair is stained after a party guest sets off fireworks, scaring the host's dog; woman sues her ex-husband for the cost of breast reduction surgery.

A babysitter sues ex-clients because they badmouthed her to another family, costing her a lucrative contract; a man blames his mistress for ruining his marriage.

Woman blames her ex-friend for posting private messages online that got her fired; print store owner is sued for making an error with a t-shirt order.

A bride accuses her ring bearer's mother of losing her wedding ring right before the ceremony and seeks reimbursement for the cost of the ring.

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

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.

Three contestants put their pop culture knowledge to the test to complete crosswords based on the iconic puzzles in People Magazine.

Sharp Dressed Man; No Way Valet; Hot Pants.

The book "The Big Bonanza" comes into the shop; an ancient Tibetan door comes in; the guys decide to find out who's the better driver when Corey gets a ticket.

An autographed book written by master illusionist Harry Houdini arrives in the shop; Corey and Chumlee scope out a vintage x-ray unit; Chumlee takes a vow of silence.

Harris is newly unemployed, depressed and has moved back into the house, while Becky struggles to find affordable childcare; Jackie suggests Becky reach out to Emilio's family for support; the family contemplates tattoos.

Bev is back from Arizona and realizes she'd like to use her finances to spread happiness; Bev decides to fund Mark's tuition to a prestigious coding camp, but Darlene tries to convince her to give the money to Harris instead.

Voight's son may be involved with the Fitori murder case, intensifying tension between Antonio and Voight; Ruzek helps Burgess get retribution.

Intelligence's investigation into a string of robberies targeting vulnerable immigrants escalates when a teenage girl connected to a critic of the CPD is kidnapped by the robbers.