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Insect evidence helps to solve the mystery of a woman found dead near a river bank.

Bryan Callen; Darren Carter; Kristin Key; Pedro Hernández.

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An animal shelter euthanizes an injured dog before the owner can say goodbye; a dispute over drought-tolerant landscaping and a security deposit.

A woman sues her ex-girlfriend for outing her to her conservative parents; a man blames his neighbor after his house is vandalized.

A woman sues her cheating ex for the money she lent him to start a fitness business; a mom seeks damages from a reckless driver who ran a stop sign.

A first date gets expensive for a woman who thought her spa services would be paid for by her wealthy suitor, who ghosted her instead.

A woman who killed her husband is disowned by her children in court; a teacher who slept with her teenage students apologizes to the victims' families; a courtroom melee breaks out between an accused murderer and the victim's family.

An accused murderer escapes from the courthouse; a teenager goes on trial for robbing a 9-year-old selling Girl Scout cookies; a judge doles out some tough love to a familiar, repeat offender.

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

The Just for Laughs Festival has been a staple of the Canadian comedy scene for more than 30 years. Now, the festival lends its famous name to this hidden-camera prank show starring a Quebec-based troupe. Canada is the stage and its inhabitants are the characters -- some might say victims -- for the "Candid Camera"-style pranks featured on the half-hour series. Although the pranks last just a few

A page from the Gutenberg Bible, known as the first printed book; a rare six-sheet movie poster from "Ziegfeld Follies.".

A Gilded Age train; a classic Nintendo race car game from the 1960s; a Superman and Batman print.

Ben's mom arrives after an unexpected death and unveils shocking information from the past; Becky and Emilio spend more time together.

Harris brings home her new friend, Josh, leaving the family questioning his intentions; Becky and Ben's attempt to build a closet stirs up family drama.

A popular high school student is found murdered in her bed; two students help police solve the case.

Secrets emerge, and a family is torn apart when a cop's wife is shot to death in her bed.

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A girl who is abducted and then released soon afterward uses her knowledge of forensics to lead police to the kidnapper.

Jeff Altman; Bernadette Balagtas; Ngaio S. Bealum; Dan Levy.

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Dispute between cousins after an elaborate birthday cake is destroyed; man blames his friend after he eats drug-laced cookies before an important event.

A man sues for wrongful termination after he was blamed for two co-workers fighting over him at the office.

A groom and his bride-to-be sue his ex-wife for encouraging his 9-year-old daughter to sabotage his pending nuptials and lash out at his fiancée.

Man seeks compensation from parking lot owner after his laptop is stolen; a poultry farmer sues customer for stopping payment on delivered emu eggs.

An irate plaintiff storms out of her virtual hearing and is charged with contempt; a quadruple murderer sobs uncontrollably at sentencing; a judge breaks down laughing at a defendant's complaints.

A defendant claims she's the wife of a prince; a church pastor gets sentenced for running an unlicensed funeral business; a defendant has an outburst in court and demands a new judge.

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

The Just for Laughs Festival has been a staple of the Canadian comedy scene for more than 30 years. Now, the festival lends its famous name to this hidden-camera prank show starring a Quebec-based troupe. Canada is the stage and its inhabitants are the characters -- some might say victims -- for the "Candid Camera"-style pranks featured on the half-hour series. Although the pranks last just a few

Rick considers paying 10 times the face value of a rare $1,000-star note; a World War II Navy gun scope; an ancient bronze statue; a storyboard from the TV movie, "How the Grinch Stole Christmas.".

A rare double-lock musket; an autographed photograph of Laurel and Hardy; a Ronald Reagan foam head.

Darlene earns a promotion at Wellman Plastics; Ben decides on a new career path; Jackie tries a herbal tea, and it leads to an emotional revelation.

Chuck's new purchase of a boat creates a rift; Darlene hires her first assistant at Wellman's Plastics but soon realizes she is anything but helpful; Jackie is laser-focused on her dream of being a contestant on "Jeopardy!".

The residents of a glamorous resort town are shocked when a well-known woman from a prominent family is found dead in her home.

A man and his son are shot to death.

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A trash collector finds a severed human leg in a trash bin, but police cannot use conventional methods of victim identification; investigators turn to toxicology and DNA tests to find the murder-mutilator.

Adam Hunter; Skyler Stone; Sunda Croonquist; Matt Fulchiron.

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Theatre actress seeks compensation after she is unfairly replaced by the director's girlfriend; a vintage rug is damaged during a move.

Woman blames her friend for shattering her neon art piece; man seeks refund from etiquette specialist for failing to help with his phone anxiety.

Landlord refuses to pay for unapproved out-of-pocket repairs his tenant made to her apartment since they were purely cosmetic in nature.

A man accuses his neighbor of poisoning his precious willow tree; professional photographer sues his client for breaking his camera lens.

A man who is accused of indecency with a child's doll faces his accuser in court; an arsonist who killed nine people hears it from the judge; a multi-murder suspect misbehaves in the courtroom.

A defendant flips off a judge; a baby interrupts a hearing; a mom sounds off on one of the men responsible for her daughter's death.

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

The Just for Laughs Festival has been a staple of the Canadian comedy scene for more than 30 years. Now, the festival lends its famous name to this hidden-camera prank show starring a Quebec-based troupe. Canada is the stage and its inhabitants are the characters -- some might say victims -- for the "Candid Camera"-style pranks featured on the half-hour series. Although the pranks last just a few

A rare 1936 Zippo lighter prototype; an antique rotary telephone; Chumlee meets Marvel Comics creator and writer Stan Lee.

A 1974 Triumph Convertible; a pair of whale spears; a pair of Popeye water pistols.

Darlene starts to feel the pressures of her new job; Dan attempts to help Ben out at the hardware store, but the two don't always agree on how to run the business.

Mark is convinced he has COVID-19; Becky and Harris team up to confront Josh, who has been ghosting Harris; when Jackie visits Roseanne's grave, she finds an appalling headstone right next to it and sets out to make it right.

Boden steps up to host a neighborhood wedding that was ruined by a fire; Chief Riddle's political aspirations cause friction at the firehouse; Severide fights his way back to his old position.

Chief Boden's new neighbor asks him for a favor; tension escalates between Severide and Captain Patterson; Cruz receives a surprise visitor; Mouch and Herrmann are excited to receive concert tickets to see Rush.