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A reckless driver ends up in court after a shocking car chase caught on camera; an obscene screen name gets a defendant in hot water; a Hollywood actress ends up in jail.

A murder suspect spits on his lawyer; a literal "Karen" is fined for refusing to wear a mask in a supermarket; a judge has had it with a rude defendant.

A college student caught posting a racist photo blames a classmate for damaging her reputation and causing her to withdraw from school.

Organic food provided by a child's father causes jealousy among half-siblings; a man sues because he wasn't paid for his appearance in a music video.

Three contestants put their pop culture knowledge to the test to complete crosswords based on the iconic puzzles in People Magazine.

Three contestants put their pop culture knowledge to the test to complete crosswords based on the iconic puzzles in People Magazine.

Kalia says her fiancé, Javonte, is a lying, ungrateful cheater who takes her love for granted, and she needs answers from the "Divorce Court" investigative team to uncover the truth.

Keysa says her husband has checked out of their marriage: Kerry refuses to have sex with her, spends all his time in the basement and would rather drink by himself than take her out on a date.

The key to "Scrambled Up" is its simple, fast and fun format. Four players compete to be the first to correctly unscramble word puzzles. Colorful tiles slowly rearrange themselves while players are given clues to the answer. Host Michael Yo.

The key to "Scrambled Up" is its simple, fast and fun format. Four players compete to be the first to correctly unscramble word puzzles. Colorful tiles slowly rearrange themselves while players are given clues to the answer. Host Michael Yo.

Writer and comic Michael Loftus takes a lighthearted look at the news in this weekly, half-hour dose of political satire -- the flip side of the news, if you will. Loftus pokes fun at political leaders while providing commentary on the latest news headlines and pop culture happenings. Interviews with thought-provoking guests provide other opinions on the stories that people are talking about. Poli

Writer and comic Michael Loftus takes a lighthearted look at the news in this weekly, half-hour dose of political satire -- the flip side of the news, if you will. Loftus pokes fun at political leaders while providing commentary on the latest news headlines and pop culture happenings. Interviews with thought-provoking guests provide other opinions on the stories that people are talking about. Poli

Players Nicole, Joe, Chantel and Jodi.

Players Keri, MJ, Alecia and Christian compete.

George Sr. is asked to help with the football team; Mandy discovers Georgie and Meemaw's secret business.

After graduating high school, Sheldon has a breakdown when he realizes he may not be ready for college; Dale tries to make amends with Meemaw.

When Penny and Bernadette go to San Diego for a pharmaceutical sales convention, Wolowitz is left in charge of the kids; Sheldon finds a book about experimenting on kids.

George Sr. is asked to help with the football team; Mandy discovers Georgie and Meemaw's secret business.

Bernadette runs into her ex-boyfriend (Rick Fox) while attending a science event with Wolowitz.

Vanessa turns to Mike and Carol for advice on her State Assembly campaign; Kyle is overcome with anxiety when Ed gifts him an expensive watch.

A '72 Camaro gets stripped down for a fresh coat of paint and a race-ready wrap.

Hosts Marc Christ and Brandon Burke mix Nashville's flavor and excitement with cool truck builds including classic and late model pickups, sport trucks, and SUVs.

Part of the "PowerNation" series of syndicated automotive programs, "Detroit Muscle" delights fans of 1960s and '70s era muscle cars -- and the Motor City's latest modern muscle machines -- by detailing step-by-step restoration and modification projects. From fitting a 1967 Galaxy with a 347 turbo to showing how a 50-year-old Mustang can handle like a late-model pony, the show's crew aims to make

Pro engine tips on assembling and tuning everything from street engines to full-race motors.

The weekday news magazine takes an in-depth look at topics from politics to personal finance, featuring watchdog reports about government corruption and failures, consumer alerts and health care issues.

A syndicated newsmagazine includes investigative reports, interviews with newsmakers, human interest stories, and celebrity and pop-culture features. The long-running series, which premiered in 1989, is currently anchored by Eva Pilgrim.

After graduating high school, Sheldon has a breakdown when he realizes he may not be ready for college; Dale tries to make amends with Meemaw.

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.

Elaine's ex introduces her to two of his friends who look like George and Kramer but act like their exact opposites.