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Jackie must come to terms with her mother becoming ill; Darlene's job hunt proves to be more difficult than anticipated.

Darlene, Ben, Becky and Beverly Rose move into the new house, where Darlene implements a new set of rules.

A shared love of "Knight Rider" brings Murray and Uncle Marvin together, until Adam ruins it; Beverly invites Lainey and Bill to Thanksgiving dinner, so Barry won't split his time between the two houses.

A 1939 Superman doll comes into the shop; a 1952 Fender Telecaster guitar; an antique Japanese matchlock gun.

A rescue buoy from the set of Baywatch signed by David Hasselhoff comes in; two flintlock blunderbuss pistols come in; Rick and Corey check out a six-person solar bike.

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

Break Some Eggs; Lady of the Lake; Winning Ticket.

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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

"Cape Fear" red-carpet premiere cast interviews.

Author Gabby Bernstein discusses asking for and receiving signs; a woman tells of the sign she received on the biggest day of her life; musician Tish Period tells of getting a surprise from TLC; a woman discusses getting a sign from her late cat.

Catch up on everything NFL with the latest news, highlights, and player and celebrity interviews with informative and fun discussions on trending topics from across the football world and beyond.

Sterling K. Brown and his wife, Ryan Michelle Bathe, tell Sherri about the highly anticipated new season of "Paradise" now streaming on Hulu and Disney+; comic Atsuko Okatsuka tells Sherri about her "Big Bowl Tour" and latest comedy special, "Father," now streaming on Hulu and Disney+; baker Brian Hart Hoffman shares some dessert recipes from his new cookbook, "Bake From Scratch.".

A dispute over the cost of vinyl records that were purchased before a breakup; a man sues co-worker after he is falsely blamed for breaking a dog's leg.

A woman says she was fired after a barista wrote obscenities on her coffee order; a specialty food order isn't delivered for an Oktoberfest event.

A mother petitions the court for a paternity test because the man she says is the child's father has doubts.

The plaintiff says the defendant physically abused him throughout their six-year relationship.

"Exes Clash in Court.".

A murderous wife pleads for sympathy; a virtual DUI hearing goes from joking to screaming; a defendant's angry brother must be removed from the courtroom.

A 25-year-old single mother is murdered; police learn her new boyfriend was living a double life.

During the height of the pandemic, a woman has refused to pay rent because her apartment is in disrepair; her landlord claims she neglected to reapply for Covid relief.

A woman breaks down in tears over a loan to her niece who accuses her of slander and defamation; the aunt claims her phone transcribed comments she had made and sent them without her knowledge.

Two years after the death of his former fiancée, therapist Amie Harwick, Drew Carey shares that Valentine's Day will never be the same for him; new information in the case; interviews with Harwick's close friends.

Campus cops make a terrible discovery in a dorm room after a boyfriend's weekend visit goes horribly wrong.

When a woman kills the man she suspects of being involved in an attack that left her husband dead and her young son wounded, she claims self-defense.

Eve surprises Mike and Vanessa with her decision about college; Kyle and Mandy decide to have Ed's recently deceased dog stuffed.

The winner of the "Meet Outdoor Man" contest thinks Mike's video log contains secret messages; Vanessa starts a lending library to meet people in her neighborhood; Chuck adjusts to his new life after his wife takes a job in Los Angeles.

Elaine realizes that the manufacturer of her birth control device has gone out of business and its product is in limited supply.

Jerry parties it up in first class while Elaine suffers in cramped coach; Kramer is chased by the police.

Dan meets his in-laws for the first time when Louise's family comes to visit; Darlene helps Becky with a parenting problem.

The death of a beloved teacher from Dan and Jackie's high school brings old classmates together; Becky asks Darlene and Ben for a big favor.

Barry becomes jealous of Adam when he discovers Adam's new theater role requires him to kiss Lainey; Beverly substitute teaches one of Erica's classes and makes it a nightmare for her and other students.

A James Brown suit comes into the shop; Corey and Chum check out an artist proof from the film Anchors Aweigh; a 1917 Standing Liberty Quarter.

An original Playboy Bunny outfit; a golf ball that belonged to President Lyndon Johnson; two coconut cups from the set of Gilligan's Island; unused Beatles tickets; a Batphone and more.

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Low Overhead; Spin and Win; Buffett'd.

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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

"Scary Movie 6" premiere; "The Young and the Restless" set visit with Shemar Moore and Vivica A. Fox.

R&B legend Tank talks about taking center stage in the Tony Award-winning "Hell's Kitchen" and shares an update on his partial hearing loss; "Wicked" leading man Jordan Litz tells how he managed to run the New York City Marathon and perform in back-to-back Broadway shows; Tank and Amanda Reid perform; Isabella Esler ("Beetlejuice") performs.

Terron Armstead continues as guest host as the crew wraps up the week with topic highlights and the latest news from around the league.

Comic and actor Joel McHale talks about the new season of "Animal Control" on Fox; actress Sarah Shahi tells Sherri about her new book, "Life Is Lifey: The A to Z's of Navigating Life's Messy Middle.".

A woman brings her ex to court to get her family heirlooms back and have him pay for the value of furniture she left in his home.

A novice roller skater blames injury on secondhand skates; a dispute over money missing from a church anniversary fund.

The plaintiff says when she was 18 she was having sex with the defendant and other men, and she has petitioned the court for a paternity test to see if he is the father of her 15-year-old son.

A woman says she has two children and one on the way with the defendant, but he has doubts about fathering the middle child, so he petitioned the court for a paternity test.

"Credit Card Crisis.".

A customer attacks fast food workers over her slushy order; a judge has no mercy for a corrupt sheriff; a suspended driver shows up for virtual court in the driver's seat of his car; and more.

The disappearance of a 19-year-old woman sparks an agonizing mystery.

The judges rule on two cases; Covid may have gotten the best of a landlord and tenant when they wage war over the cleanliness of their shared space; a woman's friend of 30 years neglects to pay her back after she helped him in his time of need.

A former lawyer sues her adult son for falling behind on truck payments; he adds insult to injury by racking up tickets and tolls on the vehicle and by calling her possessive and controlling.

After a young girl is adopted from Russia, her American parents come to believe she is capable of murder and return her.

The pursuit of a missing teenager leaves Mills and Brett stranded in unforgiving elements; members of the firehouse care for an abandoned newborn; Severide receives an intriguing proposal; Boden is at odds with his father (Richard Roundtree).

A temporary chief fills in for Boden, who is forced to take some time off for personal reasons; Lt. Severide deals with an unwelcome addition to the squad; Brett becomes close to a girl she previously rescued; Casey starts seeing a new woman.

After becoming worried that their daughters don't attend church anymore, Mike and Vanessa take it upon themselves to make church more interesting; Ryan has Kyle as a guest on his podcast, but the two don't expect their wives to hear the conversation.

Vanessa takes Mike's advice to expand her tutoring business but becomes frustrated when he gets too involved; Kyle works to become a powerful entrepreneur.

Lloyd Braun (Matt McCoy) gets Jerry packs of a special brand of Chinese gum; George runs into a former neighbor.

Elaine accidentally reveals too much cleavage on her Christmas card; Kramer is asked to pose for a risqué underwear ad.

Darlene and Ben get into a fight and ignore Becky's boundaries in the house; Dan accuses Jackie of losing all of their home videos.

Darlene continues her search for a new job; Becky is desperate to spend more time with Beverly Rose.

When Adam creates a basketball video that makes it look like he and his friends beat Barry at a game, Barry demands a rematch at the school gym; Beverly throws a surprise party for Murray's 50th birthday, despite his protests.

A rare Rolling Stones record comes into the shop; a football used in the first Hall of Fame game; three swords from the Napoleonic era come into the shop.

A Civil War drum is brought into the shop; an 1834 book with the original rules of baseball; a customer brings in a 1970s skateboard.

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Cop Mechanics; Hooked; Stay Connected.

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This magazine-style program, which premiered in 1975, focuses on news in the agriculture and agribusiness industries.

Greg Peterson has been covering farm equipment auctions for various industry magazines for more than 20 years and did the same during six seasons of RFD's "Machinery Show." Now Peterson has his own show, which shares its title with his nickname: "Machinery Pete." Each episode features Peterson traveling to a farm machinery auction, where he meets some of the people who attend the sales where items

Farm Expo; New Mexico ranch family; New York produce; Oregon farm welcomes visitors.

Featuring several U.S. companies offering real jobs to America's veterans; career counselors and HR specialists share tailored insights on how to find suitable employment, as well as tips to help vets ease their transition to civilian life.

International help for dogs; breed profile: German shepherd.

A large, wayward seal on the Massachusetts coast; snake bites.

First responders race to rescue a skydiver left dangling in high voltage power lines; when a fast-moving fire tears through a historic building, crews scramble to protect priceless, irreplaceable documents before they go up in smoke.

Jungle Jack counts down six stupendous sights, from the treetops of Panama to the mountain tops of Patagonia, and from the sky above Kenya to the ocean floor.

Hippos, elephants, guanacos, elephant seals and other animals skilled at protecting their territories and themselves.

Exploring what life is like for wildlife in two vastly different climates.

Baby animals that love the sun.

After losing their German shepherd, Rich and his son Grayden think it's finally time to bring a new dog into their home.

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When a series of deadly explosions hits oil derricks across Los Angeles, the team must hunt down an activist-turned-terrorist; Deacon and his wife work to free a reformed drug dealer who they believe was sent away for a murder he didn't commit.

When a plane carrying Street and the dangerous prisoner he's transporting is hijacked, the team races to save the innocent passengers onboard -- and one of their own; Hondo takes a big step in his relationship with Nichelle.

A man gets pinned under a Humvee; a garage band rocks out too hard; Michael notices strange behavior at a nearby apartment; Hen's mother unexpectedly arrives and announces she is moving to Los Angeles.

The 118 are called to the tarmac when a flight attendant reaches her limit with her flight's passengers; Eddie worries Christopher will not accept him dating; Buck reconnects with an old flame.

Family Feud is an American television game show where two families compete to name the responses to survey questions in order to win cash and prizes.

Family Feud is an American television game show where two families compete to name the responses to survey questions in order to win cash and prizes.

Family Feud is an American television game show where two families compete to name the responses to survey questions in order to win cash and prizes.

Family Feud is an American television game show where two families compete to name the responses to survey questions in order to win cash and prizes.

Mike and Vanessa disagree over how Eve should handle the situation when her boyfriend doesn't invite her to a family event; Kristin and Ryan doubt Mandy and Kyle's ability to find clues in an escape room.

Mike and Vanessa think Mandy and Kyle should move out; Chuck relays some unexpected news about Kyle's absentee mom; Boyd might be embarrassed about being homeschooled.

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

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

Problems arise on Beverly Rose's first day of kindergarten; Becky and Darlene have a disagreement; Harris advises an unusual solution for Dan's back pain.

Dan encourages the family to decorate the house for Halloween; Harris takes a stand on an issue that ruffles a few feathers in Darlene's new neighborhood.

Beverly talks Erica into writing a Hanukkah song, inspiring Barry to prove his own musical prowess; Adam discovers things he loved as a child aren't as good as he remembers.

Beverly hopes to inspire the students when she substitutes for Barry's chemistry class; Adam accidentally embarrasses Emmy by reading a note about her in class.

When a woman is found dead and it's ruled a suicide, it takes a diligent investigator to continually work the case and uncover the truth.

When a cancer-ridden man is stabbed in his own home and later dies, it takes nearly seven years, wiretapping and extensive surveillance to link a group of conspirators to the horrific murder.

Paper towel racing; horsemen get faced; the human snowballs; a top-five countdown.

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In-depth, unbiased reporting of the big stories making political headlines across the state of Colorado. We'll ask newsmakers tough questions about issues that impact you and your family. Host Matt Mauro.

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Building good credit; how credit laws affect one's life.

Xavier raises a baby barn owl to maturity; a Jack Russell terrier named Taco gets a new home.

Learning about G-forces.

China is the undeniable superpower of world diving.

Profiles of the top rookie, college and high-school talent in sports; current athletes share their experiences, advice and personal impressions of the road to stardom.

Hosts Gregg Murphy and Wes Hall compare sports legends of the past to those of today.

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.

Rodeo cowboy Ty Murray and author Paige Murray; WSL surfer Lindsay Steinriede; Olympic water poloist Ryder Dodd.

Meet the next generation of superstar female athletes around the country as we go behind the scenes to shine the light on them and their interests off the field, along with catching up with the female legends who paved the way for all this growth.

This home improvement show travels across the country to refresh spaces in need of new designs. Although each episode features a redesign of a particular room or building, the series aims to present decorating ideas, DIY projects and step-by-step guides that viewers can incorporate into their own home improvement projects. "Designing Spaces" shows how to prioritize jobs and explains processes like

An Andalusian-style mansion with jetliner views and impressive amenities.

Real estate trends and opportunities; home design.

Host Christian Stevenson aka "DJ BBQ" explores unique and up-and-coming places across America.

Down Under with jet boating and a climb to the top of the Sydney Harbor bridge; the island nation of Australia; sailing in New Zealand; cave exploration and movie set adventures; Sicily and the road to Hana in Maui.

Tre and Cierra Boston rebuild the Wilson family house in Avondale, La., after it is severely damaged by Hurricane Ida; with only five days to pull it off, adrenaline levels run high as they transform the property into a craft castle.

A celebration of the Juneteenth holiday with stories of the significant contributions Black Americans have made to the country and the world.

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

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.

The blazing heat in British Columbia transforms a quaint town into a hot destination; an earthquake rocks Alaska, twisting roads and damaging buildings; in California, a beach is split in two as a massive portion of the coastal cliffs crumbles.

With the help of a heroic witness, tire tracks and evidence left in the snow, investigators uncover a link between two murder cases and stop a predator.

History-making tornadoes and deadly derechos from around the globe make the top 10 list of the most severe outbreaks.

Tom Bosworth and his wife Lynda find themselves stranded in the rugged Burro Mountains; Dewey Gaedcke gets lost in the lava fields at Hawaii's Mount Kilauea volcano for five days.

Tre and Cierra Boston rescue a house in Trumann, Arkansas after it was badly damaged by an EF2 Tornado; with only five days to pull it off, they transform the property into a homesteaders ranch themed home.

Max McNeely, son of the host of the long-running program "Outdoorsman With Buck McNeely," welcomes celebrity guests into exotic locations where they participate in outdoor activities, including hunting and fishing. Some of the locations Max and Buck have visited over the years include Siberia, New Zealand and Brazil with guests such as singer Barbara Mandrell, former wrestler and politician Jesse

Hot rods, Ford, Chevy and Cadillac.

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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

Makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury; new music from Taylor Swift: "I Knew It, I Knew You"; Kit Harington and Peter Dinklage "Game of Thrones" reunion (Variety's "Actors on Actors" series); "Cape Fear" cast interviews; "The Accompanist" premiere and cast interview.

Newlywed actors Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors; Lauren and Cameron Hamilton ("Love Is Blind").

Two-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Adam Thielen joins the show; the crew covers topic highlights and the latest news from around the league.

Sherri's "Straw" co-star Teyana Taylor (film "One Battle After Another"); fashion expert Erica Wark shows the hottest Styles That Score.

An ex-girlfriend is sued for an unpaid car loan and joint credit card expenses, but resists paying because she covered the cost of IVF treatments.

A woman blames her cousin for mixing up floral orders, causing her to lose business; a car-crash survivor blames a motorcyclist who was performing tricks.

A hairstylist sues a former client for failure to pay her in full, falsely accusing her of theft and defaming her online.

The plaintiff says she broke up with her boyfriend after she caught him texting his ex, and she is suing him for repayment of loans.

"Puppy Promise Problems.".

A grieving daughter goes after her father's killer in court; a convicted murderer's wife screams in protest; the widow and coconspirator of a dirty cop begs the judge for mercy.

When Wendy Trapaga's body is discovered in a Miami parking lot, police peel back the layers of her life and reveal a chilling story of greed, betrayal, and a man willing to kill for control.

A woman sues for thousands in pain and suffering when her contractor turns out to be a handyman with no license who refuses to refund her after a botched attempt at asbestos removal.

A special working relationship between a carpenter and client devolves into a fight over tools, rent and the personal nature of their business arrangement.

Authorities try to determine if a missing teen was murdered.

When a corporate mogul is found murdered, evidence points to his son, whom the detectives suspect was seduced by his stepmother.

An ex-convict who sexually assaulted prostitutes appears to have been killed by a would-be victim, then another homicide suggests the woman may be a manipulative serial killer.

At The Outdoor Man store, Mandy unintentionally causes a dispute between Chuck and Joe; thinking Vanessa needs to blow off some steam, Kristen and Eve invite her to their kickboxing class.

Mike and Vanessa eagerly await Eve's return from the Air Force Academy; Ryan's anxiety about current events leads to a shocking announcement.

A girlfriend (Lisa Deanne) piques Jerry's interest by always wearing the same dress; Kramer expects Elaine to honor an offer made in jest.

Jerry takes pity on a foreigner (Brian George) when the man's immigration papers are left in Jerry's mailbox.

Harris makes a big announcement; Ben is overwhelmed with family responsibilities.

Mark fights for a spot in the Lanford High chamber orchestra; Jackie puts a lottery machine in the Lunch Box.

The boys take advantage of Murray when they find out he has a fear of snow; Erica is angry when Beverly finds her college application, lauding her mom as her hero.

A 1961 Fender Stratocaster Guitar; a supposed Edward Hopper charcoal study; some Rocky Marciano memorabilia; Mickey Mouse display items; a Ford Model A hot rod; rare American coin; a Star Wars collection.

A rare 1589 book with the instructions for war and fortification; Rick looks at an 1840s chess table; a pair of antique door knockers come into the shop; an 1800s experimental rifle.

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On this hidden-camera prank show, everyday people get caught up in gags with hilarious consequences.

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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

P!nk shines at the Tony Awards; "Scandal" reunion with Kerry Washington and Tony Goldwyn (Variety's "Actors on Actors" series); an interview with Capt. Sandy Yawn ("Below Deck Mediterranean").

Comic Jim Gaffigan (special "Live From the Old Forester: The Bourbon Set"); viral content creators Caitlin Murray and Rosina Ray.

Catch up on everything NFL with the latest news, highlights, and player and celebrity interviews with informative and fun discussions on trending topics from across the football world and beyond.

Music icon Dionne Warwick tells Sherri about her new duet, "Ocean in the Desert," with Cynthia Erivo; the hilarious Tommy Davidson talks to Sherri about going from comedy to music and his new single, "Heart, Mind & Soul"; exclusive online shopping deals in Sherri's Pop-Up Shop from MorningSave.com.

A woman blames a repairman when the questionable parts he uses to fix her refrigerator only make the problem worse and render it useless.

One "friend" ghosts the others prior to a girls trip and refuses to pay her share; a man sues his brother-in-law because his niece damaged his car.

A woman sues her ex-husband, who is now engaged to her former best friend, for unpaid childcare.

The plaintiff says his friendship with the defendant ended when the defendant was involved in a high-speed police chase, and while trying to discard a gun, he accidentally shot himself.

"You Put Bleach in My Shampoo Bottle and Ruined My Hair!".

An online pimple popper is accused of in-court drug use; a judge mutes a foulmouthed murderer; a woman stabs her husband 14 times before calling 911.

A loving mother is found dead at the foot of her staircase.

The judges discover a critical error in a mechanic's defense against thousands allegedly owed to a client who claims he held her car hostage.

A married couple buy a used refrigerator for $600; upset that it doesn't work, they turn around and sue the seller for $1150 to fix it despite his offers to make things right.

Á woman claims self-defense in the stabbing death of her fiancé; her daughter -- who witnessed the crime scene at 11 years old -- tells her story.

The team investigates a home explosion that left a charred body, one injured survivor and no witnesses; Lindsay and Halstead receive a strange warning about Rixton.

Olinsky goes undercover as a hit man for hire after Lindsay is tipped off about a grieving father looking to avenge his daughter's death; when Ruzek returns from his undercover assignment, Voight puts him on patrol duty.

After avoiding expressing emotion after his dad died, Mike finally has the heart-to-heart with Bud that he never had while he was alive; Kristin proposes a new business venture; Mandy gives Kyle a makeover to fit his new corporate job.

Under the threat of corporate takeover, Mike and Ed disagree on the direction of Outdoor Man's future; Vanessa is elated when she thinks Mandy and Kyle are trying to have a baby.

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

Jerry is shadowed by a pesky comic (Barry Diamond); the gang's decision to meet for a movie begins in disaster.

Dan and Jackie take a road trip to a hardware wholesaler in Oklahoma; Darlene heads out of town and leaves behind a plethora of to-do notes for Becky and Ben.

Harris takes her anger out on Darlene; Dan and Louise spend an entire day in bed together.