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Screams from a girl alert neighbors and family that a friendly dog walk has gone terribly wrong. (Repeat).

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A woman sues for the 10K court maximum for damages due to an alleged assault at a beauty salon; she is accused of starting the fight and is countersued for 10K. (Repeat).

The Judge rules on two cases in this episode. Up first is Part 2 of the previous episode in which a man accuses a woman of driving his truck and totaling it; she countersues for 10K claiming he retaliated by burglarizing her home and terrorizing her children. In the next case, a couple seeks a legal remedy to a fight over shared property and defamation claims. (Repeat).

George Sr. gets an exciting job offer, and Sheldon prepares for his move to California. (Repeat).

A worried Mary sends Sheldon to Sunday school after she finds him playing Dungeons and Dragons with his friends Tam and Billy. (Repeat).

Penny is romanced by a friend of the guys' while at a comic-book store. Meanwhile, Leonard and Wolowitz search for love at a bar's ladies' night. (Repeat).

When Sheldon decides he'd rather go to a movie screening than hang out with Amy, he hires Stuart to spend the day with her. Meanwhile, Leonard's mother visits, and Penny just can't seem to connect with her. (Repeat).

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To save money, newlyweds Darlene and Ben, and Jackie and Neville head off on their joint honeymoon, where their cost-saving measures contribute to a tension-filled getaway. Meanwhile, Dan, Becky, Harris, Mark and Beverly Rose head off for a night at a waterpark. (Repeat).

Jackie moves in with Neville and discovers that being newlyweds produces new problems when Neville shows up to their home with an excess of animals from his vet office. Meanwhile, Darlene and Ben have an argument as Ben points out Darlene is turning into her father. (Repeat).

Chelsea moves into the house, and Alan feels like he's being pushed out. (Repeat).

A women's volleyball team walks into a bar. It's no joke, but a godsend for Alan and Charlie, who are drinking away the guilt of letting Jake stay with Evelyn. Danielle: Catherine McCord. Kimberly: Christina Chambers. Evelyn: Holland Taylor. Jake: Angus T. Jones. (Repeat).

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Bart's betrayal of Lisa leaves him having to deal with the guilt. Meanwhile, Homer proves to be a chess savant, leaving the Springfield citizenry in awe.

A nostalgic sitcom based on creator Adam F. Goldberg's childhood and family life in the 1980s.

After feeling like their whole world and all of their conversations revolve around kids, Greg and Katie are ecstatic to meet new friends Zach and Courtney, a couple without children. Meanwhile, Anna-Kat coerces Taylor and Oliver into helping her with a storytelling project, which turns out to be a little more grisly than anticipated. (Repeat).

Jay gets jealous when a life-size cutout of Gloria is used to market her hot sauce in grocery stores. Meanwhile, Mitchell and Cameron go the extra mile for good reviews of their rental property, but their new tenants' behavior makes them suspicious; and Phil adjusts to Claire's role as the breadwinner while she runs her closet business. (Repeat).

When Doris goes into labor and Katie heads to the hospital to be with her, the Ottos struggle to be in the same place at the same time in order to open their Christmas presents together, as is the Otto family tradition. Meanwhile, Taylor coaches Oliver on the best way to ask out a crush, starting with the gift shop clerk. (Repeat).

A nostalgic sitcom based on creator Adam F. Goldberg's childhood and family life in the 1980s.

Claire wages war on clutter when she decides to get her house in order before taking over Jay's closet business, but Phil and Luke are afraid to throw anything out, and Alex gets emotional after finding Sanjay's sweatshirt. Meanwhile, Jay embraces his retirement with a high-flying hobby; and Gloria convinces Mitchell to teach her how to play golf so she can spend more time with Jay. (Repeat).

Take a trip to Tinseltown and revisit the coolest Hollywood items ever to appear on Pawn Stars: a letter terminating Marilyn Monroe from her 20th Century Fox contract, a life-size replica of the classic Creature from the Black Lagoon, the '51 Chevy convertible driven by Hollywood icon Steve McQueen in his final film, a rare collection of unpublished photos of Paul Newman.

Items include a 1939 Superman doll; a 1952 Fender Telecaster guitar; and an antique Japanese matchlock gun.

A syndicated newsmagazine program that features investigative reports, interviews, and others. Anchored by Deborah Norville, each episode presents an assortment of human interest stories that cover topics such as social issues, crime, politics, entertainment news, business, and many others. (New).

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Denver wakes up to early news, sports, and weather updates. (New).

Denver's morning news with local coverage, sports, and weather updates. (New).

Morning news in Denver with the latest in local stories, sports, and weather. (New).

Denver's morning update with the latest news, sports, and weather. (New).

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"WICKED" Hour, Kellyoke: If I Only Had a Brain "Wicked"/ Wizard of Oz; "Wicked" Cast: Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, Jeff Goldblum and Jonathan Bailey; Rad Human: Ballet and Beyond; WIL: Marissa Bode. (New).

Part 1 of two. London's the location for Ross and Emily's wedding, but back at home, Rachel realizes that she still loves the groom-to-be. Emily: Helen Baxendale. Steven: Tom Conti. Andrea: Jennifer Saunders. Jack: Elliott Gould. Judy: Christina Pickles.

A dog owner comes up with an unbelievable story to refute accusations that her pet attacked a Jack Russel Terrier; and a woman in need of computer training sues for $2,500 when a technician allegedly fails to tutor her and refuses to return her old computer. (Repeat).

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A woman sues for the $10K court maximum for damages due to an alleged assault at a beauty salon; she is accused of starting the fight and is countersued for $10K. (Repeat).

Single parents battle over a failed birthday trip to Vegas, alleged theft and the dismantling of a trampoline. (Repeat).

Young Sheldon ends its seven-year run with a must-see two-episode series finale. Jim Parsons and Mayim Bialik reprise their roles as Sheldon Cooper and Amy Farrah Fowler. (Repeat).

Sheldon asks for a computer and unknowingly sparks a heated argument between Mary and George Sr. over the family's finances. (Repeat).

Leonard, Koothrappali and Wolowitz go to Las Vegas, and Sheldon is locked out of the apartment, leaving him no choice but to stay with Penny. (Repeat).

In the Season 9 finale, Leonard's recently divorced parents roll into town, as does Sheldon's holy-roller mother, and all hell breaks loose. Meanwhile, Raj and Howard are concerned when the government unexpectedly contacts them about their guidance system. (Repeat).

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Alan and Chelsea bond, and their time together gives Charlie a needed break to do the things he loves doing on his own. (Repeat).

In the second-season finale, told through flashbacks as Jake reads a report to his class, an angry husband (Orson Bean) confronts Charlie for sleeping with his wife. Natalie: Karen Trella. Teacher: Patricia Bethune. Jake: Angus T. Jones. (Repeat).

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A family discussion of love yields stories (seen in flashbacks) that all end in heartbreak. Voices: Julie Kavner, Dan Castellaneta, Yeardley Smith, Nancy Cartwright.

A nostalgic sitcom based on creator Adam F. Goldberg's childhood and family life in the 1980s.

Taylor enlists Oliver to help her carry out a scheme so she can ditch her less cool friend Ellen and go to a concert with her "blondetourage." Meanwhile, Katie is devastated when Anna-Kat doesn't need her as much anymore, which causes Katie to make some poor and desperate parenting decisions. (Repeat).

Joe's fussy phase prevents Jay and Gloria from getting any sleep, so they both bend their parental rules to devise secret ways of napping. Meanwhile, Claire's balance of life and work is so flawless and easy that her family is getting suspicious; and Mitchell and Cameron are poorly treated at their friends' wedding and wonder what they did to deserve it. (Repeat).

Katie is worried that the launch of Greg's new book might go poorly, so she enlists Angela and Doris to write positive reviews of the book online to boost his confidence. When the book unexpectedly does exceedingly well, Greg buys a new car without consulting Katie. (Repeat).

A nostalgic sitcom based on creator Adam F. Goldberg's childhood and family life in the 1980s.

Phil has a new client whom he tries to hide from his wife because she's attractive, while Claire would rather keep her hot yoga instructor a secret. Elsewhere, Jay becomes preoccupied making a Web show, but is tormented by an Internet troll; and Lily is nervous about learning to ride a bicycle, and her parents aren't exactly the best teachers. (Repeat).

Items include a pair of boots worn by Elton John; a James Bond Aston Martin toy car; a 44 B.C. Julius Caesar Roman coin; vintage Pez dispensers; a 16th-century book that belonged to Sir Isaac Newton; a collection of Viking copper and gold; and an aphorism signed by Mark Twain. (Repeat).

Items include a rare Rolling Stones record; a football used in the first Hall of Fame game; three swords from the Napoleonic era; and some Donald Duck model sheets. (Repeat).

A syndicated newsmagazine program that features investigative reports, interviews, and others. Anchored by Deborah Norville, each episode presents an assortment of human interest stories that cover topics such as social issues, crime, politics, entertainment news, business, and many others. (New).

Denver's early news with local updates, sports, and weather. (New).

Denver's early morning news with the latest in sports and weather. (New).

Denver wakes up to early news, sports, and weather updates. (New).

Denver's morning news with local coverage, sports, and weather updates. (New).

Morning news in Denver with the latest in local stories, sports, and weather. (New).

Denver's morning update with the latest news, sports, and weather. (New).

A show that highlights the Colorado lifestyle. (Live).

Richard Gere returns to 'Live' to discuss "The Agency," Richard Gere; Jim Gaffigan stops by, Monica Mangin is back with tips on how to get a jump on Black Friday bargains, plus "Live's Thanksgiving Family Favorites" week continues with Yumna Jawad. (New).

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Kellyoke Josh Brolin; Melissa Rauch; John O'Hurley The National Dog Show; Holiday Tree Trends; Yola Performance; WIL: Singing Nurse. (New).

Conclusion. As Ross and Emily prepare to wed, Rachel makes a frantic attempt to reach London before the ceremony. Elsewhere, there is no love lost between Ross's and Emily's fathers. Hugh Laurie and Olivia Williams guest star.

Conclusion. As Ross and Emily prepare to wed, Rachel makes a frantic attempt to reach London before the ceremony. Elsewhere, there is no love lost between Ross's and Emily's fathers. Hugh Laurie and Olivia Williams guest star.

Divorcees renew their vows only long enough to fight over alleged drug use and vandalism; a young man sues his estranged stepfather for fees on a car he bought from him. (Repeat).

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Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. Up first, a young woman's interpretation of a 30-day warranty is called into question when she sends her used car salesman a 'repair' bill that approaches the value of the car. In the 2nd case, a single mother loses her job shortly after moving in to her cousin's basement. She is sued for rent, loans, babysitting and property damage. (Repeat).

In this episode, the Judge rules on two cases. In the first case, unwed parents, who were victims of the fire in Paradise, California, fight over property damage, an alleged assault and wrongful 'eviction'. In the second, parents hire a photographer for their daughter's Quinceanera which is cancelled due to COVID; they sue for photography costs. (Repeat).

Young Sheldon ends its seven-year run with a must-see two-episode series finale. Jim Parsons and Mayim Bialik reprise their roles as Sheldon Cooper and Amy Farrah Fowler. (Repeat).

When Mary takes a job as church secretary, she finds herself becoming Pastor Jeff's marriage counselor. Also, Sheldon and Missy spend their first afternoon home alone. (Repeat).

While on a date with Stuart, Penny makes an unexpected discovery regarding Leonard; and Wolowitz asks for his friends' help on his NASA project when he uncovers a design flaw. (Repeat).

In the Season 10 premiere, the gang deals with the awkward aftermath of an overnight liaison between Sheldon's mother and Leonard's father. Meanwhile, Penny's dysfunctional family is in town for the wedding, including her neurotic mom and drug-dealer brother. (Repeat).

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Cal receives an unexpected visitor even though he is still dealing with Maggie's pregnancy. The idea of becoming grandparents brings Sully and Phoebe closer to each other. (New).

Ryan Clark, Bill Belichick, Chad Johnson and Chris Long break down all the exciting highlights from Week 11 of the 2024 NFL season and look ahead to the upcoming matchups, using NFL Films cinematography and exclusive all-access audio. (New).

In the sixth-season finale, Mia comes back to town, and her return makes Charlie reconsider his feelings for Chelsea; and Alan, Charlie and Herb take Judith to the hospital when she goes into labor. Mia: Emmanuelle Vaugier. (Repeat).

Alan is laid up after falling off the roof, so Charlie spends a weekend caring for Jake, whose needs and wants interfere with Charlie's social life. Betsy: Kim Oja. (Repeat).

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Lisa's surprising ability at hockey spawns jealousy in Bart and a showdown when their teams meet. Voices include Yeardley Smith, Julie Kavner, Nancy Cartwright, Dan Castellaneta.

A nostalgic sitcom based on creator Adam F. Goldberg's childhood and family life in the 1980s.

Katie and Greg dislike Taylor's new boyfriend, so they attempt to use reverse psychology to drive a wedge between them, which later backfires. After Spencer's over-the-top vision for Oliver's first date with a girl from his ballet class bombs, Greg helps Oliver make up for it with a romantic gesture. (Repeat).

A powerful storm hits Los Angeles and causes widespread power outages, so the entire Pritchett clan hunkers down at Jay and Gloria's house to use their generator. Meanwhile, Phil tries to make amends for an embarrassing moment; Mitchell and Cameron desperately try to save Lily's birthday party; and Haley turns on her charm for Andy. (Repeat).

Katie takes Oliver out of school for a day to help loosen him up after Oliver suffers from a meltdown about something minor. Meanwhile, Anna-Kat takes Greg to the park to help him make new friends. (Repeat).

A nostalgic sitcom based on creator Adam F. Goldberg's childhood and family life in the 1980s.

Manny and Luke babysit Lily so the adults in the family can have some fun, which includes Phil and Mitchell seeing a movie, Claire and Gloria going to a spa, and Jay and Cameron hitting a sports bar to watch a big fight, but Claire suspects the boys are going to throw a party. (Repeat).

A seller brings in an antique high wheel bike that's off the chain. Chum sells one of Rick's prized Japanese katanas to Dana White. Rick leaves the pawn shop to score a restored grand piano from the 1800s. (Repeat).

Items include a banner from the World War II secret airborne division, the Flying Tigers; a 1980s Ooze-It toy; and an unsigned illustration from the silent-film era. (Repeat).

A syndicated newsmagazine program that features investigative reports, interviews, and others. Anchored by Deborah Norville, each episode presents an assortment of human interest stories that cover topics such as social issues, crime, politics, entertainment news, business, and many others. (New).

Denver's early news with local updates, sports, and weather. (New).

Denver's early morning news with the latest in sports and weather. (New).

Denver wakes up to early news, sports, and weather updates. (New).

Denver's morning news with local coverage, sports, and weather updates. (New).

Morning news in Denver with the latest in local stories, sports, and weather. (New).

Denver's morning update with the latest news, sports, and weather. (New).

A show that highlights the Colorado lifestyle. (Live).

Maura Tierney is in the studio to discuss the new season of "Law and Order, "Monica Mangin gives more tips on getting a jump on Black Friday bargains, plus "Live's Thanksgiving Family Favorites" week continues with Prue Leith. (New).

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Kellyoke: Ain't No Love In Oklahoma, Luke Combs; Nicole Scherzinger; Helen J Shen; Travel Mom: Winter Getaways; Best in Class: Teacher Eats with Kids; WIL: Welcome Wagons. (New).

Rachel wants to tell Ross that she still loves him; Chandler must buss Rachel and Phoebe to cover up a kiss with Monica; Phoebe's water breaks. Ross: David Schwimmer. Chandler: Matthew Perry. Monica: Courteney Cox.

Ross and Rachel cope with the ramifications of Ross saying "Rachel" instead of "Emily" during his wedding vows; Monica and Chandler are still hot for each other. Emily: Helen Baxendale. Mr. Waltham: Tom Conti. Mrs. Waltham: Jennifer Saunders.

Landlords allow for a walkthrough without the tenant's knowledge, then charge for damages; a woman in financial trouble takes a friend up on the offer of a credit card, but refuses to pay her back. (Repeat).

A woman clashes with a contractor and his son. Among the claims: shoddy workmanship. (Repeat).

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In this episode, the Judge rules on two cases. In the first case, a businessman sues for the $10K court max claiming he lost rental revenue due to a customer damaging his jet skis. In the second case, a woman admits to holding a man's coin collection ransom until he signs over a car title; the Judge has another plan in store for her. (Repeat).

A man sues a mother and daughter for $7,500 allegedly owed on a car loan agreement; they countersue for harassment and emotional distress. (Repeat).