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Sherri kicks off the show with laughs in The Stand-Up Spot; actress Lela Rochon tells Sherri about her new Lifetime movie, "The Dating App Killer"; Seasoned and Single fashions with style expert Tara West.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend for leaving him high and dry after promising to split her relocation payment.

A man sues his cousin over travel expenses; a woman says her neighbor intentionally broke her child's toy.

A woman sues her former roommate, who she says tried to stab her ex-boyfriend after he cheated.

A woman has two children with the defendant and is suing over a truck and emotional distress, saying she had to have him arrested after he assaulted her.

"Furious Over a Fence.".

A man accused of killing not one, but two of his girlfriends is brought to justice; a deputy recalls his discovery deep in the Montana wilderness; multiple bailiffs are targeted during a defendant's violent outburst; and more.

Missing mother's case involves poisoned pudding, staged scenes and foul play.

After a failed attempt at an open relationship, a man sues his ex-girlfriend for unpaid rent, money lent, and custody of Willow, their shared pet cat; after the Judges' ruling, one of the litigants makes their final, tearful goodbye to Willow.

With the shocking incident captured on camera, a grief-stricken pet owner seeks $5K in compensation after her beloved dachshund is struck and killed by a food delivery driver; the apologetic defendant blames poor visibility and the dog running loose.

The investigation into the 1982 murders of two young women near the resort town of Breckenridge, Colo.

Chicago P.D.'s Intelligence Unit, led by Sgt. Hank Voight, investigates the city's most formidable offenses -- drug trafficking, organized crime, high-profile murders and other large-scale felonies. The squad -- made up of Voight, Trudy Platt, Kim Burgess, Adam Ruzek, Kevin Atwater, Jay Halstead and Hailey Upton -- is committed to protecting the city and seeking truth, but in the midst of a changi

Chicago P.D.'s Intelligence Unit, led by Sgt. Hank Voight, investigates the city's most formidable offenses -- drug trafficking, organized crime, high-profile murders and other large-scale felonies. The squad -- made up of Voight, Trudy Platt, Kim Burgess, Adam Ruzek, Kevin Atwater, Jay Halstead and Hailey Upton -- is committed to protecting the city and seeking truth, but in the midst of a changi

Mike is surprised to learn that he shares similar interests with a new neighbor; Mandy plots revenge after catching her boyfriend in a lie.

The arrival of the father of Kristen's baby dampens Mike's Christmas spirit; when Ed hires Mandy as an elf, she tries to unionize her co-workers.

Jerry gives George advice on breaking up and then finds himself in the same boat.

A loaf of rye bread becomes a point of contention when George's and Susan's parents have dinner together.

The hardware store experiences a smash-and-grab; Dan and Jackie nab one of the culprits; Beverly Rose learns a lesson in remembering loved ones who have passed while keeping their memories alive.

After feeling the cafeteria staff could use some organization, Darlene seeks to be the manager of food services at Mark's college; Dan teaches housewives the basics of DIY home projects to make some extra money toward paying off the house.

Geoff struggles to keep his living arrangement with Erica and Barry a secret from Beverly during game night; Adam goes to his guidance teacher for a lesson in being cool so he can get closer to a new girl in chemistry class.

A World War II Morse Code reader enters the shop; Rick negotiates for a letter written by John Quincy Adams; Corey takes over Rick's annual Fourth of July barbecue.

A signed print of Ansel Adams' photograph "Monolith, the Face of Half Dome"; Rick haggles for a 1791 one-cent coin; Corey notices that Rick keeps taking his things.

Inside the entertainment newsgathering process, as reporters coast to coast break headlines, advance the stories of the day, and sit down with celebrities.

The funniest gags ever to hit the shelves.

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Since 1982, "AgDay" has been providing farmers and ranchers news, weather and market information every weekday morning. The half-hour program covers many aspects of farming to give producers the information they need to make better decisions about their operations. The show's not just about agriculture, though, as it also features regular segments that deal with topics such as food safety, health

Hosts Mario Lopez, Kit Hoover, Scott Evans and Zuri Hall take viewers behind the velvet ropes and onto the red carpet to deliver celebrity interviews and entertainment news stories in Hollywood.

From the deeply moving to the purely fun, the show is a daily destination for all things topical and a platform for viewers to connect with the people who are shaping the world through meaningful, engaging and entertaining conversations.

Draft prospect LT Overton joins the show as the crew continues breaking down the NFL Annual League Meeting and begins spotlighting prospects to watch.

Sherri kicks off the show with laughs in The Stand-Up Spot; actor and comic Billy Gardell ("The Less Is More Tour"); author Mitch Albom ("Tuesdays With Morrie") talks about New York Times bestseller "Twice.".

A woman sues her former employee for causing her to lose a lucrative brand deal; a dispute between friends over a damaged vehicle.

A valuable statue gets broken at an antique store.

A woman who is being sued for unpaid rent says her former roommate defamed her on social media by claiming she was promiscuous.

A woman says the defendant lived across the street from her, and after she hit her car, she started sending the plaintiff harassing and threatening text messages.

"Livid at a Lawyer.".

A victim of kidnapping and attempted murder takes the stand to face her attacker; a man accused of murder believes his victim possessed supernatural powers; an angry judge loses his cool.

After finalizing the details for her New York wedding, a bride-to-be goes missing a week before the ceremony.

A mother of three denies owing a penny to her landlord due to a hazardous living conditions such as a non-working bathroom, holes in the floor, and poor air quality; the landlord disputes many of her claims.

A 46-year-old trailer sold for $2500 sparks a legal debate as the buyer claims the seller misrepresented its condition and defrauded him; the Judges must decide whether a refund is owed or if the buyer should have known better.

Scott and Kim Richardson, whose daughter Brooke Skylar Richardson was tried for the death of her newborn baby, detail the impact of the case on their family and their daughter.

"Dateline" has been a staple of the newsmagazine genre since premiering in 1992. Given how long it's been on the air, the show has an extensive archive of in-depth news stories and investigative journalism. This syndicated version offers viewers another chance to watch some of the show's previous content, serving up real-life mysteries and in-depth investigations from the show's 20-plus years on t

"Dateline" has been a staple of the newsmagazine genre since premiering in 1992. Given how long it's been on the air, the show has an extensive archive of in-depth news stories and investigative journalism. This syndicated version offers viewers another chance to watch some of the show's previous content, serving up real-life mysteries and in-depth investigations from the show's 20-plus years on t

Mandy offers to start an Internet campaign to keep Ed's favorite barber shop open; Vanessa falls asleep during a presentation.

A visit from a rising star on the professional fishing circuit leaves Vanessa wondering if Mike feels tied down; Eve and Kristin assume Mandy's decision to become a vegan is a passing phase.

Jerry feels responsible for the death of an elderly woman (Rozsika Halmos) he upset the day before.

A caddie (Armin Shimerman) helps Kramer improve his golf game; George is considered for a promotion at work.

Darlene crashes Mark's college trivia night to prove how smart she is; Neville finds out the money he loaned Dan was used for something other than its intended purpose.

The Conners relish national cheeseball day as a family; Harris falls behind in her work duties at the Lunch Box; Darlene and Ben must figure out how to spend time together despite their two separate schedules.

Adam questions his career path of filmmaking when "the other Adam" warns him that making it big in Hollywood isn't easy; Geoff becomes the house manager.

Rick negotiates for a 1967 Shelby GT350; Corey and Chumlee debate buying one of the first video game consoles; Chumlee asks Rick to test the new ice cream maker.

Playboy Club memorabilia comes into the shop; Corey and Chum check out some Murray bicycles; the Old Man goes to the shooting range.

Inside the entertainment newsgathering process, as reporters coast to coast break headlines, advance the stories of the day, and sit down with celebrities.

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Since 1982, "AgDay" has been providing farmers and ranchers news, weather and market information every weekday morning. The half-hour program covers many aspects of farming to give producers the information they need to make better decisions about their operations. The show's not just about agriculture, though, as it also features regular segments that deal with topics such as food safety, health

Hosts Mario Lopez, Kit Hoover, Scott Evans and Zuri Hall take viewers behind the velvet ropes and onto the red carpet to deliver celebrity interviews and entertainment news stories in Hollywood.

From the deeply moving to the purely fun, the show is a daily destination for all things topical and a platform for viewers to connect with the people who are shaping the world through meaningful, engaging and entertaining conversations.

Former NFL linebacker Lavonte David guest hosts; musician Bret Michaels and draft prospect Demond Claiborne stop by; the crew continues to break down key takeaways from the NFL Annual League Meeting and highlights the next wave of draft prospects.

In a daytime exclusive, Karen Huger talks about "The Real Housewives of Potomac" on Bravo and about her time in prison; actor Constance Zimmer tells Sherri about the new season of "The Lincoln Lawyer" on Netflix and her "Talk 50 to Me" podcast.

A photographer sues an event planner for refusing to pay her after she spent countless hours editing wedding photos for his client.

A scuffle between a DJ and a patron leads to lost wages; a broken television and a fake engagement ring.

The plaintiff says the defendant is her full-blooded sister, but the defendant believes they have different fathers, so she petitioned the court for a sibling DNA test.

A woman insists the defendant is her 16-year-old daughter's father, but he has doubts, so she petitioned the court for a paternity test to prove it.

"You Gave Me Fake Documents.".

Tempers flare at the trial of the deadliest biker brawl in U.S. history; the father of a murder victim comes face to face with his daughter's killer; it's a matter of life or death when a defendant goes for a deputy's gun in a packed courtroom.

Shop owner Frank Botts is stabbed; police probe robbery and personal motive.

Screenwriter brothers face accusations of deceitfully attempting to obtain Covid relief in order to pay $20K in back rent; they deny all charges and cite endless harassment by their landlord who threatened to shut off their basic services.

The Judges start to question the validity of the brothers' Covid claim when they see a trail of text messages that may contradict their story; the landlord's willingness to provide a fake lease agreement comes under scrutiny.

Twenty-eight years after a 13-year-old was incarcerated for the murder of a 4-year-old boy, he is released on parole; interview with the victim's parents.

"Dateline" has been a staple of the newsmagazine genre since premiering in 1992. Given how long it's been on the air, the show has an extensive archive of in-depth news stories and investigative journalism. This syndicated version offers viewers another chance to watch some of the show's previous content, serving up real-life mysteries and in-depth investigations from the show's 20-plus years on t

"Dateline" has been a staple of the newsmagazine genre since premiering in 1992. Given how long it's been on the air, the show has an extensive archive of in-depth news stories and investigative journalism. This syndicated version offers viewers another chance to watch some of the show's previous content, serving up real-life mysteries and in-depth investigations from the show's 20-plus years on t

Mike learns Ed hired his daughter to replace him as Outdoor Man's marketing consultant; Mike and Eve bring home a stray dog.

Vanessa blames Mike when she finds out they were not invited to a neighbor's party; Eve accidentally damages Mandy's car.

George feels responsible for getting a busboy fired and tries to make it up to him.

Jerry buys his parents (Barney Martin, Liz Sheridan) a Cadillac, which only complicates their lives; George rethinks his engagement.

Dan gets asked to write an article for a hardware magazine, making Ben long for his days as a writer; Jackie inserts herself into Louise's run for the school board when her retirement leads to too much free time.

A fire at Ben's hardware store causes a major setback for the family; Becky feels enormous pressure to help every single patient at her mental health facility internship.