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A Kansas City landlord sues a former friend for breaking a lease and causing damage to his property; he claims to have video evidence that reveals a shocking state of disarray.

A $10K courtroom battle ensues as a woman sues her cosmetologist over a disastrous birthday facial and hair weave, alleging blistered lips and a scalp stabbing.

Scott Peterson, who was convicted of murdering his pregnant wife in 2004, has his death penalty conviction overturned.

A boy, 6, is shot and then abandoned in an emergency room by his fearful mother, sending detectives in search of his missing family and the gunman.

Benson and Stabler have the gruesome task of identifying the remains of a man and woman who were stabbed in a park.

Mike and Ryan vehemently disagree when a school counselor suggests that Boyd start ADHD medication; Mandy tries to get good grades.

Boyd's school considers a change after his research on its namesake causes outrage; Mandy relies on Blanca's expertise while working on a class project.

Jerry buys his father (Barney Martin) an organizer but can't make him use it; Kramer retires next to the Seinfelds.

Jerry's attempt to increase business at a small café backfires; George regrets agreeing to an IQ test.

Dan starts to bond with his younger half brother, but he can't get over the fact that their father paid for Ed Jr.'s college education, something he refused to do for Dan; Jackie hits it off with a fun married couple.

Darlene, desperate for money, gets a job at Price Warehouse; Jackie decides to take her throuple relationship with Ron and Janelle to the next level; Ben shaves his beard in an attempt to appear more clean-cut to potential advertisers.

When Barry and Joanne crash Erica and Geoff's peaceful weekend camping trip, they end up in a competition to see who is the better couple; Adam seeks to prove to Brea that he doesn't have an easy, privileged life.

A print believed to be from Renaissance master, Raphael; negotiating for a 1970s Ibanez guitar; finding out the contents of Rick's will.

A Civil War-era broadside is brought in; Rick checks out a 1947 fully restored Wurlitzer jukebox; Rick gets frustrated when Chumlee brings a kid into the pawnshop.

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

Harsh Critics; Air Dale; She's a Knockout.

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"Imperfect Women" red carpet event and cast interview; Beyonce Met Gala Lookback; the cast of "The Devil Wears Prada 2.".

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Chairman of VaynerX and CEO of VaynerMedia Gary Vaynerchuk joins the crew to discuss the intersection of sports, business, and culture, while the team continues to react to the latest headlines coming out of the NFL Draft.

Actress, comic and Emmy Award-winning longtime co-host of "The View" Sherri Shepherd appears before a live audience with a daily dose of pop culture, comedy, conversations and daytime talk staples, including celebrity and human-interest interviews.

Elderly woman sues her new neighbor after her prized vegetable garden is sprayed with weed killer and destroyed.

A woman blames her sister for her business losing customers; a flooded basement.

A man sues his estranged wife for unreturned property; she says they separated after he had an affair and fell in love with his mistress.

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

"Your Dog Broke My Water Pipe!".

An angry defendant starts a courtroom melee; a judge has an unusual punishment for a reckless driver; a grieving mom lashes out.

A former model is found dead in her backyard pool; as investigators sift through luxury cars, shifting alibis and conflicting timelines, the facade of a perfect life begins to crumble.

A Marine Corps gunner and his wife sue their former handyman for negligence and incomplete work; the handyman countersues for defamation.

With the $10,000 court maximum at stake, business partners face allegations of selling a defective car with tampered mileage.

A woman seeks closure by speaking with her sister and brother-in-law's killer more than 20 years after their deaths.

Voight and the team search for answers after discovering a man badly beaten and learning that his fiancée is missing; Lindsay asks Halsted a surprising question; Platt is berated by Vogel for going over his head.

After Platt is physically assaulted while getting into her car, she's rushed to Chicago Med, where Mouch finds himself being questioned; Antonio and the team look for previous threats against Platt.

Speculation begins when a bouquet of roses is delivered anonymously to the Baxter household; Vanessa is disappointed with the gift she receives from Mike.

The Baxters' neighbor tells them that their dog impregnated his German Shepherd; Eve leaves a note on the parked car Mandy hit.

George learns to leave at the right moment; Jerry has a new girl (Cindy Ambuehl) with a past; Puddy (Patrick Warburton) is religious.

Jerry is shocked to hear the naughty suggestions on his tape recorder; George sees Elaine in a new light.

Harris is newly unemployed, depressed and has moved back into the house, while Becky struggles to find affordable childcare; Jackie suggests Becky reach out to Emilio's family for support; the family contemplates tattoos.

Bev is back from Arizona and realizes she'd like to use her finances to spread happiness; Bev decides to fund Mark's tuition to a prestigious coding camp, but Darlene tries to convince her to give the money to Harris instead.