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When Gloria's mother and sister visit, they bring traditions, baby names and family baggage; Phil helps the kids with their problems; Mitchell and Cameron try to correct Lily's bad habits.

Sheldon is caught in a moral dilemma when offered a bootleg copy of a computer game he can't afford; Mary and Meemaw take Brenda out for girls' night; Missy asks Georgie to take her and Marcus on a secret date.

Barba's efforts to make an arrest in a case involving pornographic photos is stalled when several suspects come down with the measles; Amaro receives distressing news about his son.

A young single mother is found dead in her home; police learn that she has been involved in online dating, suggesting that there may be many suspects in the murder.

Lindsey Nicole Lee is discovered dead in her bathtub; investigators use a Fitbit device belonging to her soon-to-be ex-husband to tie him to the murder.

Chuck says he found his cousin Deshawn's body, but Deshawn's mother and siblings think Chuck was somehow involved in the death; Gregory says his father had a heart attack while he was caring for him, but family members think foul play was involved.

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Four-time James Beard nominee Hillary Sterling joins us as we revisit some of our favorite chefs and recipes and cooks up her mouth-watering cavatelli allo scoglio and roast carrots for the Tam Fam; we catch up with Carla Hall, Kwame Onwuachi and one of our favorite kid chefs, Enrique Alejandro.

Aniyah says she is hesitant to introduce her sister Tasha to the men she dates, because Tasha gets a little too close for comfort; Sanina has supported Steven through tough times, but now she suspects he's hiding something.

Tiffany and her boyfriend Gilbert tried to spice up their bedroom by inviting a male friend, but it backfired; Danielle says her marriage to Shakir has been in turmoil from the start -- he calls her unfaithful, while she says he's the one sending inappropriate messages to other women!

Jackie has racked up a mountain of evidence that her husband has been unfaithful; Eric swears that, since he got married and had a child, he is a changed man, but his inappropriate online behavior suggests otherwise.

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After 26 years of marriage, Stephanie is done watching her husband, Douglas, drown their love in booze and silence; she says he's chosen the bottle over her, and if he won't change, she wants a divorce.

A promoter says the married owners of an event space canceled on him days before the event, forcing him to issue refunds; he blames them, while they blame his lack of a liquor license; with spirits high and permits low, this clash is ready to fizz over!

A landlord accuses an ex-tenant of being chronically late on rent, skipping out on the last two months and leaving behind a trail of destruction; the defendant says the plaintiff was rude, uncooperative and secretive about the security deposit.

A woman says her ex-friend took back the horse he promised her; a car dealer sues a man and his mother for the balance on cars he sold to each of them.

Carnival workers sue a woman for rent and living expenses; a teen resists repaying her ex-boyfriend's mom for a car; a construction worker says he was going to pay back a loan for a motorcycle only if he won the race.

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When the lead in the school's production of "Phantom of the Opera" gets sick, Manny is willing to do anything to land the lead; Phil and Jay wind up in a golf-off with Mitch and Pepper; Gloria and Alex visit a psychic.

Sheldon and Mary head to Germany while the rest of the Cooper family braves a tornado that is heading straight for Medford.

Raj wants a girlfriend, so Penny introduces him to a woman he can communicate with.

Leonard and Sheldon try to avoid seeing Penny perform after hearing her sing, but the elaborate lie Sheldon tells leads to an unexpected result.

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