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Featuring celebrity interviews, music, artistic and novelty acts, and rising performers.

The Broadway opening of "The Lost Boys"; SamTutty talks about "Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)"; the Broadway opening of "Joe Turner's Come and Gone"; the Broadway opening of "The Balusters"; "The Rocky Horror Show" makes its Broadway return; Michaela Jaé Rodriguez ("Pose").

Twenty high-stakes poker players have busted from the WPT Alpha8 poker tournament, leaving three skilled mavericks to fight it out.

Everyday people wage unreal amounts of money in this U.S.-based poker tour.

Hondo returns as leader; the team is pulled into a dangerous case involving a large stockpile of cash and the Russian mob; Daniel Sr. opens up to Hondo about a painful time in his past.

When Becky inadvertently outs her relationship with professor Davis, it's his erratic behavior that sends Becky down a path to reevaluate their relationship; Dan and Darlene check in on Chuck, only to learn heartbreaking news about his family.

Darlene searches for a home that she and Becky can afford; after an attempt to boost business at the diner goes awry, Jackie finds herself apologizing to Ben and rethinking her future running the place.

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A show dog owner insists her veterinarian's sunscreen gave her prize-winning pooch a rash; a man accuses his ex of stiffing him on a car loan.

A woman sues because a bar mitzvah guest insisted on invitations for her family, then none of them attended; a dispute between cousins over unpaid rent.

Parents sue a relative for revealing a secret to their child and not coughing up the money to fix the blunder; a wasp interferes with a marriage proposal.

After two roommates move out, they sue their other roommate for charging them extra for utilities; a dispute over a filthy vacation rental.

A judge lashes out at a defense attorney who refers to his drunk driving client as a hero; a religious leader convicted of sexual abuse hears from his victims.

A defendant announces college baseball scores during his murder trial; a man facing drug charges gets caught smoking marijuana in the virtual courtroom; a domestic violence suspect threatens a judge.

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

Save My Goldfish; A Guilty Party; Double Exposure.

A Roman shield movie prop from Cleopatra comes into the shop; a 1922 silver peace dollar rolls in; the guys discuss their generations.

A first edition of Oscar Wilde's "The Happy Prince" comes into the shop; a 1972 telegram that rejects Muhammad Ali from fighting in Alaska.

It's Beverly Rose's first birthday, but it's not all cake and candles as Becky and Emilio disagree on what kind of party they should have; Jackie is introduced to someone who wants to be more than friends.

Darlene's friendship with a manager at Wellman Plastics lands her in an awkward situation; Louise's brother tries to win over Jackie by making a thoughtful gesture, creating uncomfortable tension.

Detectives Benson and Fin are forced to team up to investigate a rape-murder case in which a police officer (guest star Michael O'Keefe) might be the prime suspect.

The upsetting discovery of a teenage network revolving around sex, drugs and booze raises alarms for the Stablers about their own daughter.