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Paige drags Sheldon to a college party; Missy gets caught in a lie.

Sheldon's first day of college is derailed by his new philosophy teacher, professor Ericson; Mary and Brenda live vicariously through Missy's first day of middle school.

Bernadette and Wolowitz leave their kids for the first time; Penny and Leonard try to keep a secret; Sheldon and Amy stick together; Koothrappali makes a new friend; the gang travels together into an uncharted future.

Paige drags Sheldon to a college party; Missy gets caught in a lie.

The guys try to figure out who hacked Sheldon's online-game account.

When Vanessa asks Ed to revive the Outdoorman Toddler campaign, she is forced to choose between her two new granddaughters for the ad; Ryan's plan to buy a house on Mike's street hits a snag.

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

The 1993 Dodge Ram Dually receives electrical repairs, new seats and refurbished door panels; the vehicle undergoes an initial test drive following the work.

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.

Some smaller communities work to lure remote workers; scammers convince a couple to hand over gold bars to strangers at their front door; party supplies could have costly consequences for a city's power supply.

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.

Sheldon's first day of college is derailed by his new philosophy teacher, professor Ericson; Mary and Brenda live vicariously through Missy's first day of middle school.

Barry is kicked out of the JTP after Matt starts hanging out with the group; a swear jar is created after Adam uses a curse word.

Jerry's parents (Barney Martin, Liz Sheridan) think he is low on money; J. Peterman (John O'Hurley) resumes his position as Elaine's boss.

George fears Jerry's girlfriend will give his girlfriend an inaccurate description after she sees him naked.

As Halloween draws near, Calvin tries to determine what's behind the sudden strange occurrences at the Butlers' house; Gemma and Tina question if their days of sexy costumes should be behind them.

After returning home from their wedding in Nigeria, Abishola moves into Bob's house and redecorates to make the place her own.

Bob, a middle-aged compression-sock salesman, unexpectedly falls for his cardiac nurse, Abishola, a Nigerian immigrant, while recovering from a heart attack and sets his sights on winning her over.

Cameron runs into his estranged ex-clown partner (Bobby Cannavale); another real estate agent (Ellen Barkin) snags a listing that Phil was trying to land; Jay and Gloria are suspicious when Manny makes a new friend.

On Election Day, the family does some last-minute campaigning for Claire; Claire experiences technical difficulties during interviews.

An entertaining daily business news show giving everyday Americans an edge in the stock market straight from the trading floor.

Some smaller communities work to lure remote workers; scammers convince a couple to hand over gold bars to strangers at their front door; party supplies could have costly consequences for a city's power supply.

A woman sues the parent of a child who attacked her daughter with a rolling backpack; a woman blames her neighbor after his party guests trample her yard.

A man refuses to share his winnings with the friend who lent him money; a car accident comes between friends.

A teenager is injured by a decorative sword; sisters argue over a loan.

An investment consultant is sued after an important meeting falls through; a dispute over damages caused when a sister's boyfriend is arrested.

A couple sue their neighbor for invading their privacy and getting one of them arrested.

A woman sells her engagement ring after she finds out her fiancé was deceiving her for years.

A babysitter sues for withheld wages after she is falsely accused of being a bad influence on the child for whom she cared.

A daughter sues her parents over her college fund, which they gave away; an allergic reaction causes ex-roommates to argue over a couch.

When the Cowans find they're growing apart after 10 years of marriage, they come before the judges for help.

A woman says her husband is failing to go the distance in their marriage.

A violent felon attacks a prosecutor in court; a judge has heard enough from a sovereign citizen; a murdered NBA star's mother blows up in court.

A murderous gang member starts a courtroom melee; a hit-and-run suspect tries to run from court; a murder suspect's mother screams at a judge.

A joint family getaway comes between friends when the cost of a vacation rental isn't paid equally as agreed.

A dispute between former friends after a bear damages a car; a landlord sues for unpaid rent after a tenant refuses to allow access for water-damage repairs.

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.

Rebecca says her fiancé, Anthony, traded one vice for another -- swapping his drug addiction for an obsession with gambling; he didn't pay the power bill, and their lights got shut off, then they were evicted because he lost his job.

Kathryn says she gave Matthew $650 to fix her car because he said he knew a trustworthy mechanic; he never got her car fixed and gambled the money away.

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 Dawn, Corey, Russ, and Erin.

Players Jerome, Catrina, Octavius and Nicole.

The Coopers can't be found as Mandy goes into labor; Sheldon is excited about the launch of his database.

Meemaw takes matters into her own hands when Sheldon's philosophy teacher sends him into a tailspin; George Sr. learns Georgie has been cutting class.

Leonard is happy to meet new neighbor Penny, but his roommate thinks he is chasing an impossible dream.

The Coopers can't be found as Mandy goes into labor; Sheldon is excited about the launch of his database.

Amy and Sheldon spread gossip as part of an experiment; Howard decides to take a big step in his relationship with Bernadette.

Vanessa's attempt to have both her granddaughters admitted to an elite preschool puts her in a sticky situation to return a political favor; Mike worries Rev. Paul is taking advantage of Kyle.

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

The 1993 Dodge Ram Dually receives electrical repairs, new seats and refurbished door panels; the vehicle undergoes an initial test drive following the work.

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.

A family say their loved one died by suicide alone in an ER; when the signs of a heart attack are missed, the results can be deadly; why women are at particular risk for silent symptoms; the hill where everyone has access to the slopes.

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.

Meemaw takes matters into her own hands when Sheldon's philosophy teacher sends him into a tailspin; George Sr. learns Georgie has been cutting class.

After Barry starts checking out the best medical schools to become a doctor, Lainey announces she got into a fashion program that doesn't have a medical school, so Barry decides to modify his dream so he can be with Lainey.

George interviews students for the scholarship memorializing his late fiancee; Elaine is hired to ghostwrite J. Peterman's autobiography.