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A man sues a former friend for cloning his dog without permission.

Original artwork is donated before it can be sold; a man doesn't allow contractors to access his cousin's ADU.

A classic sports car is dented when a neighbor overreacts and jumps on the vehicle's hood; neighbors argue over damaging smoke from a fire pit.

A man brings his sister-in-law to court after she found ways to pay for trips and clothes but failed to pay the auto loan for which he co-signed.

A desperate defendant makes an impossible courthouse escape; a young man squares off in court--against his own parents; a heartbreaking victim impact statement from a devastated father; and more.

Witness a killer's testimony and a defendant's reaction to having his bond revoked; a judge shows no mercy to a felon who blames her own daughter for her crimes.

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

"The Gag Salon"; "When Elephants Attack"; "Mulch Ado About Nothing.".

A bust of actor Marlon Brando; a Donkey Kong penny bank from the early 1980s; a cyclops print made by a member of the band Devo.

An automaton performs a magic trick; a seller has a 1500s Bible, but Corey's book expert has a warning; a horse race gambling machine; insignias from a WWII bombardment group.

Darlene falls in love with a house she's looking at; when the realtor shares she has a better chance of getting the house if she's part of a couple, she convinces Ben to pretend to be her partner.

The family is locked down at home due to a shooting incident in the neighborhood.

Evidence points to an angry ex-boyfriend when a cocktail waitress is murdered outside a popular nightspot.

A murdered 14-year-old girl leads the detectives to a prominent physician who specializes in reproduction therapy.

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A woman wins her release after being imprisoned for allegedly killing her mother in a car fire.

Jeff Caldwell; Tom Simmons; Alonzo Bodden; Kira Soltanovich.

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A family cabin borrowed for a marriage proposal becomes a party hub; a face painter is sued because she left a birthday party before completing her work.

A vacation rental guest throws a last-minute wedding, violating the rental agreement and damaging property.

A man blames his ex-sponsor for causing his relapse and throwing out his property; an argument between friends leads to a destroyed mailbox.

A trauma-inducing birthday cake causes chaos and leads to a lawsuit; former friends end up in court over a commission from a real estate deal.

A teen impersonating a cop takes the law into his own hands; family members of a murdered woman seek revenge in the courtroom; a high-speed chase ends with a heated court appearance.

A defendant makes a serious threat in court and pays the price; a teen makes a desperate attempt to escape from the courtroom; a murder is committed by a judge.

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

"Coffin Traffic"; "Show and Smell"; "Law and Order: Seasonal Fruit Unit.".

A seller brings in boxes of inherited comic books; rare turn-of-the-century currency; an antique pinball machine.

A set of royal British armor has Rick suiting up to strike a bargain; a U.S. Open custom electric guitar; signatures and a movie script from comedy duo Abbott and Costello; an antique coin-operated scale.

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.

Lindsay's mother, Bunny, becomes a murder suspect when her boyfriend is shot; high school students overdose on drugs; Lindsay finds herself up against the review board.

As the team closes in on drug kingpin Javier Escano, Voight is forced to lie to his undercover informant Anna to keep her on track; their deteriorating trust threatens an increasingly tenuous operation.

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Authorities are able to apprehend a kidnapper because he allowed his victim to write a will on a telltale pad of paper.

Carlos Alazraqui; Nate Bargatze; John Henton; Esther Povitsky.

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A dispute occurs between a motivational speaker and an event organizer after speech content doesn't go over well with other attendees.

A man treats dating as an investment and seeks the return of his money after an ex defames him; a plaintiff blames a roommate for lost sobriety and a lost job.

A woman sues her neighbor after his reckless behavior causes a near-fatal incident; a transportation company is blamed after a boat is wrecked.

A music professor sues his former student for scratching his rare vintage vinyl records; a woman blames an ex-roommate for interfering in a new tenant search.

A lawyer runs into trouble before he even steps into the courtroom; a husband is brought to justice for the murder of his estranged wife; an attempted courtroom escape ends in physical confrontation; and more.

A brave survivor confronts the man who murdered her entire family right before her eyes; an explosive confrontation ends with the California deputy attorney general removed from court by force; a courtroom escape ends when tasers are deployed.

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

Handwritten math by Albert Einstein; an antique headlamp tester; a prop from the horror movie, "Child's Play;" a pill case that may have belonged to Hollywood legend Carole Lombard.

A set of illustrations from Disney's "Sleeping Beauty;" flashy door handles from one of Las Vegas' first casinos; handwritten memoirs from a member of Bonnie and Clyde's gang; an original version of The Game of Life; a device used for gold mining.

Dan enlists the help of a few good friends for the funeral home remodel; Louise points out that Dan's generosity with his time seems to benefit everyone but her; Robin and Darlene take a big career risk that may not pay off the way they expect it to.

Darlene struggles to cope with the stress of construction; Lou returns as Mark's combative contrabassoon teacher.

Former DEA agent Andrew Hogan details his search for Mexican drug lord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán with never-before-seen videos and photographs.

When a young woman finds out that her boyfriend might have shot and killed a college football player out of revenge, she struggles with coming forward to officials, fearing she could lose her life.