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A female party-goer claims self-defense after killing her attacker.

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The sensitive nose of a forensic examiner sniffs out murder.

David Brenner; David Crowe; Whitney Cummings; Anthony Griffith.

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A singer is accused of faking an illness so that he could take another gig in Las Vegas instead.

A woman is fired for flirting with a co-worker after a romantic relationship with her boss sours; a dispute between exes over their son's missed baseball-team photo.

Neighbors argue over expensive planters that were discarded; a friend is sued for not disclosing that the cookies she shared were laced with marijuana.

Friendship turns into a rivalry when competing jewelry craft stands lead to a confrontation; a handyman dismantles a newly built staircase because he wasn't paid.

An angry family member of a murder victim seeks his own courtroom justice; a revelation during a court Zoom hearing leads to a real-time shocking conclusion; a judge holds nothing back when sentencing two men of the worst crimes he's ever heard.

A judge shares details about an affair with a defendant; a courthouse security officer pushes things too far and pays the price; a murderous sibling rivalry explodes in court.

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

"Mock of Seagulls"; "Brownie Buster"; "The Postman Only Pranks Twice.".

A warm-up jersey signed by pro basketball player Kobe Bryant; an antique weapon; the book, "Leaving Las Vegas;" an early toaster.

An ancient coin rolls into the shop; Chum unrolls an autographed movie poster for the movie, "Reservoir Dogs.".

The Conner home is decked out for Halloween, despite the leak in the roof that forces Dan and Louise to cancel their honeymoon; Becky surprises the newlyweds and takes them on a virtual adventure around the world.

Darlene worries about Mark making friends at his new school; Mark turns to Ben for personal advice; Becky finds herself thriving in college and starts thinking about her future plans.

The investigation leads Intelligence to one of Chicago's wealthiest families after a nighttime photographer is murdered over a piece of mysterious footage; Burgess' sister Nicole visits the district and presents an icy attitude toward Ruzek.

When a young man is shot outside the Cárabo Bakery, the team works to connect the shooting to bakery owner Javier Escano, who has been under surveillance; despite the increasing danger, Voight helps informant Anna Avalos get closer to their target.

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Discovering that an assault suspect is left-handed is crucial to a police investigation dating back 16 years.

David Brenner; Eric Schwartz; Carole Montgomery; Ian Edwards.

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A woman blames a bride for her broken leg after falling off a stripper pole at a bachelorette party; a car is broken into after it was towed.

An architect is blamed after construction delays lead to lost rental income.

Dog breeders argue over who is at fault for a spoiled reproductive sample; beer, power tools and tomfoolery lead to friends in court over medical bills.

A man seeks reimbursement after his ex uses his airline rewards to visit an old flame; neighbors argue over property damaged by invasive bamboo.

A father risks everything when he attacks his son's killer in court; it takes eight bailiffs to bring down a defendant with nothing to lose; a man who spent twenty years in prison for a murder he didn't commit hopes for freedom; and more.

A 93-year-old files a complaint in his apartment complex while holding a gun; a sexy outfit gets a defendant in hot water; an attorney orders a hit on a client who happens to be in jail.

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 visits his friend's brewery in San Diego; he sees antique beer items, an original McCormick Farmall tractor, a signed movie slate from the movie "Django Unchained," and a "Dogs Playing Poker" print.

A seller hands Chumlee a $30 bill; Rick considers restoring a spark plug cleaner made by Albert Champion; Rick hires a small team of experts to draw up a value for a Walt Disney-signed copy of "The Art of Animation.".

When Jackie devises an offbeat plan of how to serve the customers at the diner, it's anything but smooth service; Dan begins to sell some furniture to make room for his new bride and her things.

Louise starts to move into the Conners' home; Dan decides to sell the furniture set he bought for Roseanne when they were first married; Dan finds parting with the furniture harder than he thought it would be.

An aspiring Playboy model is brutally murdered in Miami after visiting a nightclub with her boyfriend.

The friends of a father from Georgia accused of murdering his ex-wife come together to prove he is innocent, while prosecutors count on his young children to testify against him.