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A woman sues her ex-boyfriend because he punched a hole in her wall during an argument; a prank involving a fake lottery ticket lands roommates in court.

A woman's son ingests batteries while in her neighbor's care; a dispute between friends over profits from a viral video.

A house sitter is sued for throwing away sentimental Christmas decorations; a woman brings her ex to court after his artful expression exposed a secret.

A dirty dog muddies up a friendship; newlyweds accuse a DJ of ruining their wedding reception.

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.

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

On this hidden-camera prank show, everyday people get caught up in gags with hilarious consequences.

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.

Dan and Jackie take a road trip to a hardware wholesaler in Oklahoma; Darlene heads out of town and leaves behind a plethora of to-do notes for Becky and Ben.

Harris takes her anger out on Darlene; Dan and Louise spend an entire day in bed together.

Voight and the team help retired Cmdr. Perry extract his nephew from a corrupt unit; Lindsay struggles to stay clean; a woman from Olinsky's past contacts him.

Voight makes a deal with Darius Walker to help bring down a rogue group of dirty cops dealing drugs that were supposed to be destroyed; Upton clashes with Voight and enacts her own form of justice.

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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.

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

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A dispute between a farmer and a bakery owner over a broken contract; a roommate is blamed for a head injury from a backyard ball pit.

A caterer's business is damaged because a groom's ex-girlfriend sabotaged his wedding by canceling his catering order; a former couple argue over lost property.

An investor seeks a refund after his partner blew the cash partying; a woman drains a joint bank account after she caught her fiancé using the money on his mistress.

Painful paternity revelations have a daughter suing her biological parents for emotional pain and suffering.

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.

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

On this hidden-camera prank show, everyday people get caught up in gags with hilarious consequences.

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.

Louise gets into a feud with Becky after accidentally sending a rude message in the family text thread; Darlene tries to spice up her sex life with Ben.

Darlene figures out a new plan to afford Mark's college tuition; Jackie and Louise try to help Becky meet a new guy.

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.