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Jerry (Jerry Seinfeld) begins dating his new maid (Angela Featherstone); George ponders a nickname; Elaine has to get the new area code.

Join the ride of a lifetime on the oldest and largest bike tour in the world, RAGBRAI!

Inspiring stories featuring veterans, first responders, teachers, healthcare workers and others that range from historical perspectives to current stories of bravery, perseverance, compassion and joy.

Angler Al Lindner presents information about outdoor fishing, including seasonal movements and other methods used to catch fish.

Learn what's behind mental decline with age, and how to improve memory, focus and concentration with NeuroQ's Darrin Peterson and Dale Bredesen MD.

Teachings from the Jesus Time Tabernacle in Durham, NC.

A down to earth approach to Catholicism; considering God's Word and how to apply it to Daily Living.

Religious service.

Phil Sanders presents a Bible-based message of God's grace; from the Church of Christ in Edmond, Okla.

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Cardiologist Dr. Ernst von Schwarz, M.D. shows how to manage your blood pressure naturally and help protect your heart for life with My Best Heart.

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In this compelling investigation, John Walsh delves into OmegaXL and its natural origins; discover how this innovative supplement can provide relief from joint pain and improve your quality of life, all grounded in extensive research.

A comprehensive ministry that promotes the agenda of Jesus Christ, serving people at all stages of spiritual development.

The dark side of organ donation; a modern-day gold rush in Montana; why some schools are rejecting technology and going back to basics.

Local and national perspectives on the latest news.

A political commentator and nationally syndicated columnist continues in the tradition of the 1994 Republican Revolution.

Panel discussion about faith and spirituality; discussing a 90-year-old man going into space.

Homes belonging to members of the armed forces receive upgrades.

TMZ TV tracks down today's hottest stars with their cameras, whether they are hitting the clubs or the dry cleaners.

Bob and Abishola decide her mother has officially overstayed her welcome; when Abishola and Kemi hatch a plan to have a spirit speak to Ebunoluwa from beyond the grave, Abishola gets more information about her mother than she bargained for.

When Bob, Abishola and Kemi learn that Morenike's family disowned her because she's gay, they do what they can to help her pay for school and stay in America.

Erica fears that Geoff has moved on from their breakup; once Adam recalls his pact with Dave Kim, where neither will attend prom if they don't have dates, Adam decides to find Dave a date.

Geoff shares with the JTP that he is planning on asking Erica to marry him and gives them the engagement ring for safekeeping.

Luke is arrested for driving without a license; Alex is caught sneaking out of a liquor store; Cam thinks Gloria should re-create and sell her family's hot sauce; Haley and Dylan have an awkward encounter with Beth and Andy.

A conversation about a house Phil is helping to sell gives everyone the idea to sneak in to enjoy it themselves; Jay and Gloria's plan to pay for a surprise family trip to Miami turns into a surprise for Gloria and then a bigger surprise for Jay.

A motorcycle thief bails and runs inside a nearby house; a headlight violation leads to a surprising find; a hit-and-run victim takes matters into his own hands.

During the approach of the most powerful storm in decades, university professor Dr. Jo Harding (Helen Hunt) and an underfunded team of students prepares the prototype for Dorothy, a ground-breaking tornado data-gathering device conceived by her estranged husband, Bill (Bill Paxton). When Harding tells Bill that Dorothy is ready for testing -- and that their privately funded rival Dr. Jonas Miller

Boyd gets in trouble for starting a game of war at a birthday party; Vanessa turns to Mandy for fashion advice.

The dark side of organ donation; a modern-day gold rush in Montana; why some schools are rejecting technology and going back to basics.

Local and national perspectives on the latest news.

New artists and legends that define the music scene perform.

Why Craig Campbell and some of his closest country friends are performing at the Ryman auditorium; Eric Blankenship explains how he's balancing a successful business...and a music career; why Steve Dean says a track he wrote for Reba makes him cry.