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Ariel Castro abduction survivor Michelle Knight reveals details of more than a decade of captivity in the Cleveland house, the day she and the other women were rescued and what her life has been like since.

The birth mother and stepmother of a 5-year-old boy said to have been locked in a closet and starved nearly to death tell their sides of the story.

The birth mother and stepmother of a 5-year-old boy said to have been locked in a closet and starved nearly to death tell their sides of the story.

Dr. Phil sits down with Gary Giordano, who was considered the prime suspect in the disappearance of traveling companion Robyn Gardner in 2011 Aruba, and offers him a polygraph test.

Gypsy Willis, the former mistress of a doctor recently convicted in the 2007 murder of his wife, discusses the case and her own 2009 conviction of fraud.

A daughter of Dr. Martin MacNeill tells why she helped prosecutors build a case against him in the death of her mother and reacts to Dr. Phil's interview with her father's former mistress, Gypsy Willis.

Erin Caffey speaks out from prison about the night her boyfriend and two accomplices brutally killed her mother and younger brothers and shot her father, who also discusses the ordeal.

Erin Caffey discusses her role in the brutal murders of her mother and younger brothers and how she felt when she learned that her father survived; her ex-boyfriend makes a shocking claim.

Julia and Codey vehemently deny any wrongdoing in the mysterious deaths of their 1-year-old son and 4-year-old daughter three months apart.

Parents of two toddlers who died mysteriously, three months apart, are offered the opportunity to take lie-detector tests to clear their names.

A 17-year-old girl is sentenced to 23 years behind bars for luring a friend into the woods and killing her; Shemida, whose family accuses her of fabricating health problems for attention, returns to the show.

One of two former Vanderbilt University football players who were found guilty of raping an unconscious female classmate in a campus dorm room after a night of drinking tells his story.

Dr. Phil tries to unravel the truth about a toxic relationship between a professor and one of her students.

Seven college students face the man with whom they fell in love online, but never met in person; he, too, says he was victimized, by a catfish who stole his identity; the real person who lured the young women into fake relationships comes forward.

Calah Waskow, 15, made national news when she was abducted by her friend's 37-year-old father; Calah was found safe five days later, but many questions remained; Calah tells her story in an exclusive interview.

Teen Zachary Davis sits down with Dr. Phil to reveal disturbing details of the night he killed his mother with a sledgehammer and to discuss what drove him to do it.

Michelle Wilkins tells of having her unborn baby cut from her womb after she answered an online ad offering free maternity clothes.

Tina says her children lived in a house of horrors with their father and stepmother; two of the eldest speak out for the first time about the conditions they say they endured.

A woman whose fiance is behind bars awaiting trial in a double homicide says she is innocent of helping to cover up the crimes; a victim's father and a district attorney weigh in.

Collagen benefits hair and skin, but most people lack enough; expert Sonia Azad explains why collagen is essential as people age.

Two of the nation's sleep experts show you how to get a good night's sleep.

Not drinking enough water every day? We found a new product that will keep you hydrated all day; hosts Sonia Azad and Jordan Rubin show us the secret to rapid hydration.

Burning up to 15% more calories at rest by combining three ancient superfoods.

Bob Parsons joins Dr. Phil to discuss his new book "Fire in the Hole.".

In a nation with high tensions, rising anger levels in America demand attention.

Gangs of affluent teens are terrorizing towns in America; inside the Arizona town where a gang of teens ran amok; the Gilbert Goons have parents terrified to send their teens to school.

From romance to rage, adoration online to in-person obsession, this episode is a cautionary tale about stalking.

The debate over solutions to homelessness heats up; is criminalization an answer?

Debating over whether cities and states have the right to criminally punish people experiencing homelessness for sleeping in public.

Discussing the topic of medical aid in dying; speaking with Meg, a 47-year-old woman who suffers from chronic pain due to permanent spinal cord injury and has decided to medically end her life overseas in Switzerland.

Debating over the right to die from a controversial end of life option called Medical Aid in Dying.

Dr. Phil holds an exclusive interview with Bryn Spejcher and explores the impact of today's more potent marijuana.

Bryn Spejcher discusses the night she stabbed her friend 108 times in a cannabis-induced psychosis.

A growing movement of parents removing children from traditional schools for a controversial, child-led, homeschool education called, unschooling.

Dr. Phil dives into one of the most heated topics of recent times, the cancel culture.

An eye-opening Dr. Phil debate; celebrating figures in medicine tackle, diversity, equity, and inclusion, some pressing issues in health care today.

Heartbreaking stories from hard working Americans who are struggling to financially survive due to an inflated cost of living.

Bringing to light the harrowing experiences of Cindy, a former resident of a Colorado apartment complex and her allegations of escalating violence and the presence of a Venezuelan gang.

The Adderall crisis; the use of this stimulant has exploded from 35.5 million prescriptions in 2019 to 45 million in 2022; these numbers only scratch the surface; the DEA warns.

'Dance Moms' diva Abby Lee Miller sits down with Dr. Phil to share her past, her prison time, and what's next for the reality tv star.

Dr. Phil, Calley Means of Truemed, nutritionist Dr. Cate Shanahan, and fitness expert Jillian Michaels discuss a chronic illness epidemic sweeping the U.S.

Dr. Phil gives guidance to two mothers who illustrate the importance of the Make America Healthy Again initiative.

Parents who didn't know their teenage son was addicted to social media until he ended his life with his phone still in his hand, after one last post.

An in-depth discussion about why many Americans find using violence to solve political and societal issues justified.

Why are so many families breaking apart-and is social media making it even harder to heal?

Dr. Phil McGraw invites guests to confront their problems.

Nicole discovers that her husband of nearly 20 years has been having a sexual affair with a man; what a private investigator has found out about the other man.

Brooklyn, 18, says she is sick and tired of her mom butting into her love life and trying to end her relationship with her boyfriend, Eric, just because he has a wife and two children; Eric's wife says she will fight for her marriage.

Kim's mom says she has it all: her dream home, a happy marriage, money for hired help, and her adult daughter, Lori, living in her basement; Kim says she fears that she's going to inherit her mother's overcrowded and messy mansion and her sister.

Retired Robert says he has five online girlfriends but admits he's never met any of them in person; ex-wife Jeremi says he has lost all of their $1 million savings on day trading and giving money away to these women, who she insists are catfish.

Not drinking enough water every day? We found a new product that will keep you hydrated all day; hosts Sonia Azad and Jordan Rubin show us the secret to rapid hydration.

Collagen benefits hair and skin, but most people lack enough; expert Sonia Azad explains why collagen is essential as people age.

Ria says that when she was 19, Queen Antoinette, the leader of 1 Mind Ministries, demanded Ria's toddler be starved, and tells of the mind control the leader had over her; Joy tells of reporting her mother, the leader of House of Prayer, to police.

Sherri Papini reportedly disappeared while jogging; weeks later, she turned up, saying she'd been abducted by two women who branded her and planned to sex traffic her; investigators unravel a web of deceit and manipulation, and Papini is behind bars.

Teri says she was attacked by former friend Valina's dog; Valina says Teri exaggerated her injuries so much that her dog had to be euthanized; a woman tells of being attacked by a client's two dogs.

A woman says she was attacked by two dogs she was dog-sitting, and nearly lost her life; trainer and behaviorist Jas Leverette.

Former police sergeant Drew Peterson discusses the disappearance of his wife Stacy; author Derek Armstrong ("Drew Peterson Exposed").

The futures of Drew Peterson's four youngest children.

A discussion about the historic rise and social impact of young adults deciding to live with their parents, instead of on their own.

Phil McGraw provides common-sense advice to guests based on evidence-based research, science, tried and proven methods.

An in-depth discussion about why many Americans find using violence to solve political and societal issues justified.

Why are so many families breaking apart-and is social media making it even harder to heal?

What if the urge to get even isn't just emotional-but addictive?

Revenge isn't just an emotional impulse-it's an addiction; Dr. Phil and James Kimmel, Jr., JD, break down its impact on the brain and how forgiveness rewires our chemistry for healing.

If a student wants to change their gender at school, should staff keep the child's secret from the parents? Dr. Phil talks with a mother who is suing her daughter's school district for secretly transitioning her daughter.

An in-depth look into the safety and security of the United States northern border with Canada.

Burning up to 15% more calories at rest by combining three ancient superfoods.

Not drinking enough water every day? We found a new product that will keep you hydrated all day; hosts Sonia Azad and Jordan Rubin show us the secret to rapid hydration.

Kim's mom says she has it all: her dream home, a happy marriage, money for hired help, and her adult daughter, Lori, living in her basement; Kim says she fears that she's going to inherit her mother's overcrowded and messy mansion and her sister.

Retired Robert says he has five online girlfriends but admits he's never met any of them in person; ex-wife Jeremi says he has lost all of their $1 million savings on day trading and giving money away to these women, who she insists are catfish.

Dr. Phil continues the search to help unravel what's really going on with Robert and the women he thinks he's dating online; the investigation goes across the country to track down and verify information Robert says he's gotten from his girlfriends.

Ten years ago, Suzy says, she developed a mysterious illness that leaves her shaking, trembling, convulsing, and having to force-feed herself more than 7,000 calories a day to stop her attacks.

Brian was paralyzed from the knees down in a work accident, and his wife says he has stopped trying to live life, damaging his relationships with his family; he says they don't understand what he is going through and he is in too much pain to move.

Cassie is raising four children, including a difficult 15-year-old daughter, while being married to a man whose unsafe behaviors under the influence of alcohol and drugs have caused him to become a danger to her children.

Cassie insists her teen daughter's behavior is the root cause of her family's dysfunction even though her husband, Jonah, is addicted to drugs and alcohol.

The search for two missing girls takes Dr. Phil into an unusual religious group; stories of child abduction.

A woman reunites with her daughters, who had been missing for a year.

A woman reunites with her daughters, who had been missing for a year.

Dr. Phil examines the case of missing mother Susan Powell, whose husband, Josh Powell, is a person of interest and Susan's parents; Charles and Judy Cox, are looking for answers.

A man thinks his son-in-law had something to do with his daughter's disappearance.

A man's wife and three children disappeared 15 years ago, leaving only a cryptic note behind.

A man reunites with his three children, whose mother abducted them more than 15 years ago.

Artificial Intelligence isn't coming, it's already here; it's not just changing how we live, it's starting to redefine what it means to be human.

Dr. Phil sits down with NYC Mayor Eric Adams and Deputy Mayor Kaz Daughtry to talk crime, gangs, antisemitism and the fight to save America's biggest city; if New York falls, the rest of the country may not be far behind.

Is a decorated NYPD officer secretly working for China or caught in the crossfire of a politically motivated prosecution?

When truth-telling leads to exile, Lindy Li reveals to Dr. Phil her dramatic exit from the Democratic Party, the backlash that shook her, and her unexpected embrace by the Republican Party.

Lindy Li's shocking journey of betrayal and resilience continues as Dr. Phil helps her navigate the storm of public criticism, offering wisdom on transforming inner turmoil into unshakeable strength.

Dr. Phil's exclusive interview with Park Ranger Ryan Kral.

Ex-CIA officer John Kiriakou reveals the truth about espionage, ethics and the personal cost of blowing the whistle.

CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou reveals the chilling realities of espionage.

Two of the nation's sleep experts show you how to get a good night's sleep.

Tariffs, inflation and fear of recession have sent gold prices through the roof; learning why so many people turn to precious metals in time of financial uncertainty.

Cassie is raising four children, including a difficult 15-year-old daughter, while being married to a man whose unsafe behaviors under the influence of alcohol and drugs have caused him to become a danger to her children.

Cassie insists her teen daughter's behavior is the root cause of her family's dysfunction even though her husband, Jonah, is addicted to drugs and alcohol.

Victoria says her 18-year-old daughter, Jessica, physically attacked her on multiple occasions and damaged her home in a Thanksgiving Day family throw down; she's afraid her daughter is going to end up homeless, in jail, or dead, without help.

Brad says he's torn between his wife, Michele, and his girlfriend, who is also married -- and his wife's best friend.

Brad got both his wife and his girlfriend pregnant and cannot decide with whom he wants to spend his life.

Brad and Sarah's affair left two marriages at stake; her husband speaks up for the first time; there may be a custody battle over the innocent baby who is a product of the affair.

Parents struggle to control their little girls' meanness.

Struggling newlyweds ask for advice.

Grandparents George and Cindy Anthony discuss the death of little Caylee Anthony.

George and Cindy Anthony discuss the defense and acquittal of their daughter, Casey.

Former spokesman Willie Jessop, Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, talks of crimes that took place within the polygamous sect.

Willie Jessop, former spokesman for the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, comes face-to-face with ex-members of the polygamous sect and a private investigator.

Dr. Phil joins Patty Morin, grieving mother of Rachel Morin, and Attorney Randolph Rice to unpack the verdict; explore justice, immigration, and healing and share how a community rallies after tragedy.

Montana Tucker joins Dr. Phil to discuss "The Children of October 7th," the rise of antisemitism, Hollywood's silence and how she uses dance, film and storytelling to inspire activism.

After January's wildfires in Southern California, L.A. businessman Rick Caruso is helping to lead recovery efforts; hear how Mr. Caruso's family was impacted by the fires and why he's committed to helping L.A. rebuild stronger than ever.

A look at a viral video of a teen beaten to death by a mob of bullies; two mothers confront the parents of a girl who they say bullied their daughters.

A look at a viral video of a teenage girl getting beaten up by her classmate; Dr. Phil sits down with the accused 13-year-old bully, who allegedly beat up two teens, to find out why she is so angry.

Dr. Phil explores the impact of today's more potent marijuana, from addiction, psychosis and even suicide.