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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.

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

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An elderly woman pepper-sprays a good Samaritan, then blames him for car damage; neighbors argue because their sons got kicked out of jiu-jitsu classes.

A woman blames a bar owner and his nephew for a fall that led to a broken wrist.

A neighbor is accused of stealing meal delivery boxes; a man sues his co-worker for sexual harassment after being made the butt of a retaliatory joke.

A college student sues her sugar daddy after he broke his promise to pay her tuition; a woman accuses her neighbor of not returning her beloved cat.

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.

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 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.

Neville confronts Jackie about loaning Dan money; Darlene attempts to play matchmaker for Mark.

As Mark's graduation approaches, he considers his relationship with his father; Louise plans a big graduation ceremony at the Lunch Box.

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.

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

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

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Neighbors argue over a snow-covered sidewalk and a broken wrist; a man sues his fiancée's brother for ruining his proposal at Niagara Falls.

A man sues after a comedy class doesn't give him the success he was promised; a jogger blames a homeowner for a fall that broke his tooth.

After paying child support for a kid who is not his, a man fights for the return of his money; a woman is sued for leaving her last remaining friend stranded.

A jilted man with a hidden tattoo sues his ex-fiancée's brother for exposing his secret.

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.

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 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.

Becky decides it's time to introduce Tyler to Beverly Rose, but she is skeptical of Tyler's bonding approach; Jackie believes someone has hacked Bev's credit card when several frivolous charges show up on the bank statement.

Bev experiences moments of clarity and reflection and asks Jackie to spend the day together in Chicago; Darlene finds a rat in her home but refuses to let Ben kill it.

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.