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Larry the Cable Guy presents video clips of everyday people's comical mishaps, backyard disasters, pets stealing the spotlight and celebrations gone awry.

Larry the Cable Guy presents video clips of everyday people's comical mishaps, backyard disasters, pets stealing the spotlight and celebrations gone awry.

In 1967, Susan Galvin is found dead; the case is reopened with the help of forensic genealogy in 2018.

When a field is found littered with decomposing bodies, Murdoch fears a sequential killer might be targeting men from other cultures.

A customer brings in a Confederate Civil War knife; a 1936 Rolex owned by Bernie Madoff; a 1950s arcade bowling game.

Basketball coach Russell Turner; surfer Reid Van Wagoner; surfer and producer Devon James.

Sisters end up in court after their grandmother's ashes are mistakenly used as cat litter; a woman sues her ex-fiancé's mother for sabotaging their engagement.

A livestreamer blames a teen's joke for getting his account suspended and costing him income; co-parents end up in court after their son misses his field trip.

A teenager sues after his night off to attend the prom was rescinded, and he was later fired in retaliation for not asking his boss' granddaughter to the dance.

A musician accuses a patron of intentionally damaging his drum at a nightclub performance; a sentimental orchid is destroyed by a rat infestation at work.

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Investigating some of the government's most infamous mysteries using interviews, reenactments, archival footage and access to years of top secret FBI files.

After years in foster care, Lachlan brings Abdul to court, hoping a DNA test will prove he's finally found his biological father.

Ashley believes her boyfriend is cheating with his models -- and a polygraph test may expose the truth.

A shopper is blamed after her runaway grocery cart damages a truck; a woman accuses her stepfather of backing out of an agreement to help her buy a car.

A co-founder of a community outreach program sues for her share of revenue earned after her partner capitalized on their shared accomplishments for personal gain.

The organizer of a town's anniversary celebration demands a refund from a floral vendor after thousands of the tulips she ordered bloom in the wrong color.

A caregiver and a client clash over loans and an SUV sale gone wrong; one side says the vehicle was sold as-is, while the other says the car was misrepresented and riddled with issues. When help turns hostile, it's up to the judges to drive straight to the truth!

A tenant sues landlords for damages after being forced to leave her home because of repeated gas leaks; former friends clash over vandalism and stun-gun use.

A woman says a young man tried to palm off a phony smog certificate when she purchased a car from him; a party-bus driver ejects a young girl after an altercation, saying she damaged the bus; ex-friends feud over a video-game console.

The plaintiff has photos of his car damage and another driver's admission of fault, and thinks that should be enough to win his court case, but he went to a back-alley repair shop and has no receipts. Can he prevail without this key information?

A car owner blames his mechanic for major damage to his transmission, but the mechanic says it was his racing that ruined it; the owner denies racing the car but admits to throwing a violent fit in the shop.

A former client says a salon owner turned her bad hair day into a nightmare; the stylist says the woman damaged her own hair, praised the stylist's results and left a five-star review.

From Judge Judy Sheindlin and her award-winning team of producers comes the future of courtroom TV in "Adam's Law." In a landmark moment in TV history, Judge Sheindlin passes the gavel to her son, Adam Levy.

A studio audience votes on the most hilarious home video. Alfonso Ribeiro hosts.

A studio audience votes on the most hilarious home video. Alfonso Ribeiro hosts.

A college friend with whom Rachel shared an embarrassing and passionate moment shows up at Central Perk; Chandler and Ross argue for possession of Val Kilmer's tuxedo; Joey drives Monica crazy over the wedding schedule.

With only four weeks until their wedding, Monica and Chandler try to write their vows; Chandler enlists the boys' help, while Monica does the same with the girls.

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.

With her usual stylist unavailable, Gemma decides to use Tina's hairdresser for an important work event; Malcolm discovers a connection with his new professor.

Calvin and Tina uncover discriminatory processes with their bank's appraiser; Marty asks Trey for fatherly advice on co-parenting with Courtney.

Jerry decides to change barbers because his has a history of giving bad haircuts; George poses as an employee after a job interview.

Jerry buys his father (Barney Martin) an organizer but can't make him use it; Kramer retires next to the Seinfelds.

Koothrappali is worried people won't take him seriously in his own field after publishing a paper that suggests he may have discovered alien life; Leonard wants to be the principal investigator on a plasma physics study.

Sheldon teaches Leonard how to understand football; a kite-fighting incident threatens Howard and Raj's friendship.

Stay informed with the breaking news and headlines.

Visits and reviews of restaurants in the Boston and New England area.

The Emmy-winning quiz show features a unique answer-and-question format.

Players Harrison, Taniqua, Tabitha and Tim compete to get the most correct answers.

Players Jodi, Cody, Stacy and Shaneese compete to get the most correct answers while learning surprising facts and trivia along the way.

Barrington and Dayonna challenge Matt and Maci.

Tracy and Sashia go up against Brandy and Franny.

An American student is jailed in Italy after her roommate is murdered.

Considered one of the most successful board games in history since its 1981 launch, the classic trivia game of Trivial Pursuit is reimagined in a question-packed entertainment format. Gameplay takes place on a giant version of the iconic game board, as contestants battle it out over a range of play-along question categories to win wedges and beat each other to the center. The victor then takes on

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.

Jessimae Peluso; Papp Johnson; Martin Urbano; Greg Hahn.

A chair from the U.S. Senate floor rolls through the doors; a guy brings in a signed photo of NASA's Gemini launch; a man races into the shop with a NASCAR driver's suit that once belonged to Ryan Newman.

A special version of Drew's News with beauty news featuring influencer Meredith Duxbury.

Danny Seo and Maggie Baird are in the kitchen with Drew and Ross whipping up something delicious.

A woman seeks compensation after her friend brought her toddler with her to dinner, and the child caused marinara sauce to spill on her luxury handbag.

A heated pickleball match leads to accusations of battery when one player is struck over the eye with a paddle, requiring stitches.

Longtime friends end up in court when they disagree about whether money spent on a failed cupcake business was a loan or an investment.

A widow sues her former gardener and lover after abandoned yard work causes her to fall and lands her in the emergency room.

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Looking at cases where online relationships turned deadly.

A series exploring gun-related murders, featuring analysis by forensic experts as well as footage from actual crime scenes and interrogations.

With love fading and tensions rising, Caroline and Antonio put their marriage to the test before it all falls apart.

Jarius and Memori are back in court for yet another DNA test after previous results proved he wasn't the father.

A man is accused of bailing on a promise to help his friend move, but he argues that nothing was packed, and he's still owed for doing what he could.

A man sues his business partner for locking him out of their mobile auto detailing business; friends end up in court when one causes the other to miss a meeting.

Sisters battle it out in court over the value and fair distribution of their late mother's jewelry; a woman sues her friend over a house-sitting payment.

A hairstylist says her client refused to pay after demanding unrealistic results and resisting professional advice; the client says she only wanted twists but was pressured into damaging treatments by a stylist who kept calling for help.

Despite speeding, a motorcyclist blames another driver for a fender-bender; ex-tenants deny trashing their old apartment.

Divorcing parents with a history of assault and arrest fight over a truck.

A human-resources manager sues his former co-worker for unpaid loans and lost wages: he says she accused him of being a "sugar daddy" at work, which directly led to his termination.

An elderly man accuses a woman, who ran pharmacy errands for him, of pocketing some of his pain pills; she says he whacked her car with his cane as she tried to leave, and she wants him to pay for the dents.

From Judge Judy Sheindlin and her award-winning team of producers comes the future of courtroom TV in "Adam's Law." In a landmark moment in TV history, Judge Sheindlin passes the gavel to her son, Adam Levy.

From Judge Judy Sheindlin and her award-winning team of producers comes the future of courtroom TV in "Adam's Law." In a landmark moment in TV history, Judge Sheindlin passes the gavel to her son, Adam Levy.

A studio audience votes on the most hilarious home video. Alfonso Ribeiro hosts.

A studio audience votes on the most hilarious home video. Alfonso Ribeiro hosts.

Kripke has proof that Dr. Pemberton plagiarized his thesis in college, and Sheldon and Amy aren't sure if they should turn him in or not; Wolowitz learns that Bernadette wasn't the only waitress at the Cheesecake Factory who had a crush on him.

Sheldon tries to make peace when Leonard and Penny get into an argument.

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.

Calvin and Marty are surprised when their new business sparks protests from residents concerned about gentrification; Grover's family tree project reveals fresh details about the whereabouts of Dave's estranged father.

Calvin is adjusting to getting older and the new stages of parenting; Malcolm questions his career path; Lamar shows up to spend more time with Grover, which forces Gemma and Dave to loosen the reins a bit.

Jerry and Elaine begin gaining weight and suspect a nonfat-yogurt shop may be making false claims; Jerry's use of a bad word influences Meredith's son.

George learns to leave at the right moment; Jerry has a new girl (Cindy Ambuehl) with a past; Puddy (Patrick Warburton) is religious.

In a classic game-show version of "Hangman," contestants solve word puzzles for cash and prizes.

The Emmy-winning quiz show features a unique answer-and-question format.

Stay informed with the breaking news and headlines.

Visits and reviews of restaurants in the Boston and New England area.

The Emmy-winning quiz show features a unique answer-and-question format.

Players Alexis, Leslie, Katie and Sean compete to get the most correct answers.

Players Jarvis, Patrick, Sumi and Casey compete to get the most correct answers while learning surprising facts and trivia along the way.

Adriane and Sandy challenge Morgan and Terica.

Ashley and Ticia oppose Ally and Jess.