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The first of a two-part collection of highlights from the first 100 shows includes the characters' ambitions and outside relationships; and George explaining the "show about nothing." Also: scenes with guest stars, including Keith Hernandez, Teri Hatcher and Jane Leeves. (Repeat).

Doug is upset when a restaurant names a sandwich after Deacon that Doug insists he created; and Carrie gets jealous when Holly announces that she's engaged and moving to Manhattan. Holly: Nicole Sullivan. Cathy: Dahlia Salem. Roger: James Lancaster. (Repeat).

Doug and Carrie go to extreme lengths to get the lazy Russian crew they hired to rid their house of mold to finish the job. One of the things they do is supply the workers with an unlimited supply of vodka. Steve: Charles Rocket. Andrei: Ilia Volok. Pavel: Sven Holmberg. Kaplan: Victor Raider-Wexler. (Repeat).

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A Kentucky long rifle from the Civil War; a rare G.I. Joe nurse doll; and a set of silver dishes taken from Hitler's mountain retreat, the Eagle's Nest. (Repeat).

"Brunch with Babs" joins Drew and Ross Mathews to make sheet pan fajitas on a budget. Plus, Drew-crew member Mikel Welch joins Drew and Ross to put together some thrifted outfits. (Repeat).

Babs is back, joining Drew and Ross for an all-new Weekender segment, where Drew shares her favorite items and must-haves for the weekend. (Repeat).

Former friends get into a dispute over a bridesmaid's dress; a couple is sued by a nanny after wrongfully termination. (Repeat).

In Lancaster, it's not the other buyers but rather a small animal that catches Lisa off guard, though she does snag a new type of prize. Ivy and Isaiah barrel their way through a unit, leaving them in need of a drink, while Darrell keeps getting stuck behind an old lady. (Repeat).

Contestants put their pop culture knowledge to the test, competing for a cash prize.

Contestants put their pop culture knowledge to the test, competing for a cash prize.

Scene of the Crime is the title of a mystery anthology series that aired in 1991 and 1992 on CBS, as part of the Crimetime After Primetime late-night block. Rather than employing different actors each episode, the program had a regular cast who played different characters in each story. Series regulars included Stephen McHattie, and producer Stephen J. Cannell appeared onscreen to introduce each s

Dispute between neighbors over a damaged vase; A cartoonist sues his former employer over a comic strip he wasn't paid for. (Repeat).

A man blames his friend after he is banned from a theme park; a dispute is held over whether or not the prizes in a claw machine were the source of fleas. (Repeat).

The brassy, no-nonsense judge presides over small-claims cases in this courtroom reality series whose success led to a spate of judicial imitators. It began in syndication in September 1996 after 5-foot-2 former New York Family Court judge Judy Sheindlin gained national attention from a '60 Minutes' profile. (Repeat).

A woman sues her former lover for damages to a hotel room. Also: A woman sues her ex-landlord. (Repeat).

A landlord claims an overwhelming smell assaulted his nostrils when he entered his tenant's unit. The tenant denies using any illegal substances and says he was evicted without proper notice. (Repeat).

A landlady let her brand-new tenant out of the lease after surgery complications prevented her from moving in. (Repeat).

After a suspicious "business" trip to Miami, Brooke suspects her boyfriend, Barry, of cheating with hi sex. Daniels vs. White. (Repeat).

Husband and wife, Lance and Cherise, struggle to navigate communication, intimacy, and love languages. Thompson vs. Thompson. (Repeat).

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Woman is accused of deceiving her ex after she asked for his help to cover a medical expense; A singing telegram doesn't go as planned. (Repeat).

The guys' heads are in a spin when an Air Force bigwig approaches them about their revolutionary gyroscope invention; and Bernadette is upset with Penny after she accidentally leaks a secret to the mom-to-be's coworkers about her being pregnant. (Repeat).

Sheldon hurts Amy's feelings, and Penny gives him advice on how to be a better boyfriend; and Howard comes to terms with the fact that Bernadette isn't fond of children. (Repeat).

When Katie learns that the top prize is an all-expense paid vacation, she doubles her efforts to help Anna-Kat win top prize in cookie sales against her fellow troop members, The Wildflower Girls. Meanwhile, Oliver's attempt to help a student he befriends through the Teen Help Line center backfires. (Repeat).

Against Greg's wishes, Katie sets out to play match maker for British Greg. Meanwhile, Oliver goes along with a rumor at school about his sexual identity to help a classmate feel accepted. (Repeat).

Dave earns Calvin's respect when he thwarts a robbery at the barbershop, but then he starts exaggerating the truth; and Marty invites an anxious Gemma to give his new stress-busting hobby a try. (Repeat).

Dave and Gemma decide to invite the Butlers to their housewarming party. However, when everyone but Calvin accepts, Dave decides he's finally had enough of Calvin's refusal to welcome him to town. (Repeat).

Alan pretends to be Charlie for a night, while Charlie is away getting cosmetic surgery. (Repeat).

Alan loans Charlie money, but takes things a step too far when he tries to get the cash back. Herb: Ryan Stiles. Ginger: Lisa Jay. (Repeat).

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Boston's evening news with complete local events, sports, and weather coverage. (New).

Boston's evening news with complete local events, sports, and weather coverage. (New).

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Comedian Patton Oswalt discusses his late wife's obession with finding the so-called "Golden State Killer," before she suddenly died on April 21, 2016.

During a group gathering, a disagreement between Leonard and Sheldon turns into a battle royal, forcing everyone to choose sides. (Repeat).

The man who's threatening Jerry is the same Joe (Peter Crombie) who's dating Elaine. First Clown: Gerrit Graham. Reichman: Ross Evans. Usher: Bill Saluga. (Repeat).

The conclusion of a two-part collection of highlights from the first 100 shows includes the characters' concern about their self-images. Also: the evolution of "the contest"; how "marine biologist" George saved a beached whale. (Repeat).

Doug goes to a sexy hairdresser, which makes Carrie jealous; Spence invites Lou Ferrigno to a sci-fi convention, but ditches him after Adam West agrees to go. Lisa: Nikki Tyler-Flynn. Lori: Jenna Gering. (Repeat).

Doug must cancel a Valentine's Day dinner with Carrie when his boss makes him transport penguins to the Albany zoo. Also: Arthur tries to romance a woman at a dance for senior citizens; and Carrie's boss takes a liking to Holly. Evelyn: Francine York. Betty: Patricia Gebhard. George: Gerry Black. Tony: Andy Mackenzie. Holly: Nicole Sullivan. Pruzan: Alex Skuby. Spence: Patton Oswalt. (Repeat).

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A hat thought to have been worn by John Wayne; a supposed Rembrandt etching; and a 1950s clapping-chimp toy. (Repeat).

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A cash-strapped family ranch for distressed horses is the setting for this dramatic series.

Visits to the Nation's top golf courses and resorts.

A team of professional buyers seeks gems within repossessed storage units.

The outdoor survival of animals is studied. Included: how animals survive extreme temperatures; the shelters they use. (Repeat).

The history of widely known diseases; sewer gators; the origins of some world wonders.

Interesting historical vacations around the world are spotlighted. Included: some of the world's most famous ruins; European history in Prague; and secrets about vacationing in national parks.

Reviews of various New England eateries are presented in this series.

Reviews of various New England eateries are presented in this series.

Soldiers returning from combat and peacekeeping duties abroad are surprised with a home makeover. Professional contractors and volunteers express their appreciation for members of the U.S. Armed Forces for their service and bravery by giving their old houses much-needed renovation. The weekly program is hosted by retired USMC gunnery sergeant R. Lee Ermey.

A home improvement program featuring design ideas, tips, DIY guides, demonstrations, and more. The show also features actual design and construction or renovation projects across the country. It also presents tips and tutorials on various architectural and interior design processes such as painting, tiling, accents and finishes, and many others.

A look at the New England Patriots, including interviews with players and head coach Bill Belichick. Also: a round-table discussion.

Katie feels like a third wheel with Angela and Doris's new relationships; Greg is having a hard time with Anna-Kat's independence. (Repeat).

Malcolm surprises Calvin and Tina when he brings home a new motorcycle, while Dave and Gemma aim to rev up their social life with a spontaneous trip to Las Vegas. (Repeat).

The Butlers and Johnsons unite when a member of their community is the victim of racial injustice. (Repeat).

Martin Sheen guest stars as Rose's dad, who confronts Charlie and asks what his intentions are towards his daughter after an inebriated Charlie sleeps with Rose on her birthday. Margaret: June Squibb. Rose: Melanie Lynskey. Evelyn: Holland Taylor. Alan: Jon Cryer. (Repeat).

Charlie dupes Jake into joining a ballet class just so he can flirt with the teacher (Emmanuelle Vaugier). Jake: Angus T. Jones. Alan: Jon Cryer. Charlie: Charlie Sheen. (Repeat).

After his barber is hospitalized, Sheldon undergoes a hair-raising change in lifestyle as his carefully planned daily routines are thrown for a loop. Meanwhile, Howard is up in the air about continuing his astronaut training. (Repeat).

Sheldon opts to spend a weekend playing video games with the guys instead of attending a birthday party for Amy's aunt. (Repeat).

A Secret Service agent who once failed to protect JFK seeks an assassin who's threatening the President. Meanwhile, the unusually smart killer taunts the haunted Secret Service agent, who gradually begins to doubt his own abilities.

Katie finds an old piece of furniture and sets out to recreate her and Greg's first apartment, reminiscent of a time when life was simpler. Meanwhile, Greg enjoys an unexpected benefit of being the victim of Lonnie's relentless practical jokes. (Repeat).

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Influential journalist and Pulitzer Prize Winner George Will talks baseball with Boomer. His epic, Men at Work, was a No. 1 New York Times best-seller for 14 consecutive weeks. (Repeat).

A look at national motor-sport racing focuses on the local racing community.

Major Crimes explores how the American justice system approaches the art of the deals as law enforcement officers and prosecutors work together to score a conviction. Los Angeles Police Captain Sharon Raydor heads up a special squad within the LAPD that deals with high-profile or particularly sensitive crimes.

A traveling salesman takes his mother on a road trip in order to reunite her with a former fling in this unforgettable comedy.

A high school mathlete starts hanging out with a group of burnouts while her younger brother navigates his freshman year. (Repeat).

A collection of hilarious weather mishaps from around the world, featuring both professional broadcasts and home videos.

The Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois in Switzerland; the Farm at Cape Kidnappers in New Zealand; Sanctuary Chief's in Botswana.

Religious services from Heart of the Nation.

Focusing on the strength of God in everyday struggles. Featuring biblical truths and encouragement.

Inspirational sermon by Dr. Michael Youssef in the light and hope of Christ to overcome the spiritual darkness of the world.

Examining how the Gospel can be incorporated into daily life.

Influential journalist and Pulitzer Prize Winner George Will talks baseball with Boomer. His epic, Men at Work, was a No. 1 New York Times best-seller for 14 consecutive weeks. (Repeat).

Reports on New England life include profiles of noteworthy people and places, segments on architecture and home design, and recipes by area chefs.

Reviews of various New England eateries are presented in this series.

Reviews of various New England eateries are presented in this series.

A talk show featuring guests, lifestyle segments and controversial topics.

Famed but tormented artist Vincent van Gogh spends his final years in Arles, France, painting masterworks of the natural world that surrounds him.

After responding to a car accident, Casey and Dawson become skeptical when a domineering husband continues to answer for his injured wife. Cruz becomes frustrated with Herrmann and Mouch when he discovers they have contacted people regarding his "Slamigan" invention without his knowledge. Kidd uncovers something meaningful and important to Severide while Brett discovers some potentially unsettling

In response to a call involving a residential fire, Otis and Kidd's lives are suddenly put in jeopardy when gunfire goes off inside the house. Dawson comforts Brett during an especially trying time. Meanwhile, Casey begins to notice that romance might be going on within the firehouse.

Nolan is given some life-changing news and invites Grace over. Meanwhile, each unit is tasked to follow up on dormant cases in hopes of uncovering new leads. (Repeat).

Officers Nolan and Harper investigate a murder which may have national security implications, while Officer Bradford must confront his past when he crosses paths with a homeless veteran. (Repeat).