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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).

When George Sr. asks Sheldon to keep a secret from Mary, the stress of not being honest drives Sheldon to hideout at Tam's for his first sleepover. (Repeat).

Sheldon makes friends with an upperclassman who introduces him to a new field of science. Also, Mary and George disagree on how to handle Sheldon's blossoming social life. (Repeat).

In the second-season finale, Leonard gets ready for a three-month long science trip, and he and Penny come to terms with their feelings for each other. (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).

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Hosted by Raven-Symoné ("That's So Raven," "The Cheetah Girls"), players compete to place their words on the right bonus squares in their pursuit of the $10,000 prize. (New).

A former beauty queen looks to take home the crown in three rounds of trivia in the six iconic Trivial Pursuit categories in the hopes of winning $20,000. The series is hosted by LeVar Burton. (New).

Charlie finally tells Alan that he ended it with Mia because she wanted Alan and Jake to move out. Meanwhile, Charlie has problems with his neighbor, rocker Steven Tyler (who appears in a cameo). (Repeat).

Charlie answers phones at Alan's chiropractic office while his brother's away, and turns the place into a brothel when he hires a masseuse. Meanwhile, Alan has to meet with Jake's principal to discuss a picture Jake drew. Coco: Candace Kita. Tanya: Anna Pheil. (Repeat).

Highlighting Colorado sports news, with profiles, features and analysis. (Live).

The meaning of life and second grade have Lisa playing the blues solo---until she jams with a kindred spirit; Homer seeks tutelage to beat Bart at video boxing.

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

After feeling unappreciated by Greg and the kids, Katie ditches her family for a day at her favorite hideaway spot and leaves Viv in charge of the household. Viv takes this as an opportunity to see if she really is mom material. (Repeat).

Phil and Claire take an impulsive trip to Paris even though they're both suffering from extreme fatigue. Meanwhile, Mitchell tries to maintain his sanity during a visit from Cameron's sister, whose husband just left her; Jay's bathroom renovation doesn't make life any easier for Gloria, Manny and Joe; and Haley and Andy go on a bender. (Repeat).

Katie wants to prove to the Westport moms that she is fully capable of competing at Field Day at Anna-Kat's school, but she ends up taking the competition a little too seriously. Greg enlists Taylor's boyfriend, Trip, to help him make the family recipe for chili in a local competition, which makes Taylor and Oliver jealous. (Repeat).

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

Claire finds a stray dog and tries to hide it from Phil while she searches for its owner, but he misreads her evasiveness and pays more attention to her than ever before. Meanwhile, Jay can't admit he was wrong about a new couple; and Cameron finds new tenants for the upstairs apartment in a Christian rock band. (Repeat).

A pair of breech-loading pistols from the 18th century; a Paul Stankard paperweight; and a vest made to hold 14 harmonicas for Blue Traveler front man John Popper, who stops by the shop to give Chum a lesson, are spotlighted. (Repeat).

Items include a James Brown suit; an artist proof from the film "Anchors Aweigh"; a controversial 1917 Standing Liberty Quarter; and a 1920s popcorn maker. (Repeat).

America's top-rated, nationally syndicated news magazine. (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).

Global icon Chersits down with Kelly and Mark to talk about her memoir, "Cher: The Memoir: Part One of a Two-Part Memoir from the Iconic Artist and Actor," more Black Friday bargains with Monica Mangin, plus "Live's Thanksgiving Family Favorites" week continues with Tieghan Gerard. (New).

Actress Rosie Perez tells Sherri about her new Apple TV+ psychological thriller, "Before." Playwright Michael R. Jackson stops by to talk about his new show, "Teeth," the follow up to his Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning show, "A Strange Loop". (New).

Kellyoke: Laredo; Paul Mescal and Connie Nielsen; Bozoma Saint John; The Star Choir; "Kellyoke with Us"; WIL: Philly Cheese Dispensary. (New).

A classic sitcom that reflected the lives of six twentysomething friends: three men and three women, living in New York. Sometimes touching and often hilarious, it addressed universal themes like falling in---or out of---love, finding a job and dealing with (as well as becoming) parents, and inspired numerous friends-themed knockoffs, none of which conveyed the warmth and humor of the original. A

A classic sitcom that reflected the lives of six twentysomething friends: three men and three women, living in New York. Sometimes touching and often hilarious, it addressed universal themes like falling in---or out of---love, finding a job and dealing with (as well as becoming) parents, and inspired numerous friends-themed knockoffs, none of which conveyed the warmth and humor of the original. A

A delivery driver tells the harrowing story of his delivery of a 1K phone, his race to escape a pit bull, and the injuries he suffered; and a man sues for a horse deal gone bad when he never receives the agreed-upon $1,500 from the sale of the animal. (Repeat).

A man claims the mother of his child sabotaged a planned visitation with his daughter. (Repeat).

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After purchasing a motorcycle with his fiancée, a man suffers a terrible accident on the vehicle; he says he regrets the purchase and ends up fighting with her over its cost. (Repeat).

A man sues his former friend for non-payment on a car he sold him, as well as tickets the new owner got because he didn't transfer the title. A software engineer sues a musician for a light box for a keytar that he designed and installed. (Repeat).

Dr. Sturgis recommends Sheldon and Missy for a university research study on twins, and Mary is unhappy when the test results go to Sheldon's head. (Repeat).

A disappointing loss at the science fair sends Sheldon's life in a new direction. (Repeat).

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Charlie nearly drowns while surfing and has a vision of his father's floating head, which tells him to do the unthinkable---take care of his mother. (Repeat).

When Charlie learns that Alan has been dating Judith and hoping to get back together, he does everything he can think of to keep them apart. Sandy and Mandy Bentley guest star. Judith: Marin Hinkle. Rose: Melanie Lynskey. (Repeat).

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In the third-season opener, Sheldon feels betrayed when his friends alter his arctic-expedition data, so he takes off for Texas. The guys follow him, which kills Leonard's chance for a romantic meeting with Penny. (Repeat).

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

The Otto children are beginning to experience struggles in their love lives after jumping into the dating world: Oliver is forced to choose between his girlfriend and his friend Cooper who come from two different worlds; Greg must play the "bad cop parent" to halt the PDA between Taylor and Trip; and Anna-Kat tries to make her relationship with Franklin official, without his consent. (Repeat).

Claire preps for Closet-Con but has a strong suspicion there's a spy in the company. Meanwhile, Jay tries to show Joe how to work with his hands; Phil and Gloria are certain that Auntie Alice stole her hot sauce recipe; and Luke and Manny get advice on finding prom dates from Mitchell and Cameron, respectively. (Repeat).

Katie enlists Angela's legal help to convince Chloe Brown Mueller to sign off on the venue for the Spring Gala, but Angela ends up cozying up to Chloe instead. (Repeat).

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

Howard and Leonard are putting in late nights at work and Sheldon is having trouble keeping up; Raj and a pregnant Bernadette spend a day together; and Penny and Amy take in a faculty party. (Repeat).

Rick goes to an art gallery in the Venetian Hotel{/] to see some large illustrations from "Where the Wild Things Are." Meanwhile, a collection of rare Beatles records arrives at the shop. (Repeat).

Items include a water-propelled jetpack; a promissory note from the Mexican-American War; and a statue of the Hindu god Shiva. (Repeat).

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The naturalist travels the world studying animals in both sanctuaries and their natural habitats.

The naturalist travels the world studying animals in both sanctuaries and their natural habitats.

The naturalist travels the world studying animals in both sanctuaries and their natural habitats.

The naturalist travels the world studying animals in both sanctuaries and their natural habitats.

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

Denver's morning news with updates on weather and sports.

North Carolina at Boston College. From Alumni Stadium. (Live).

The Citadel at Clemson. From Memorial Stadium. (Live).

Washington State at Oregon State. From Reser Stadium. (Live).

Sheldon studies to be Meemaw's lawyer when she is put on house arrest, and the Coopers have a plumbing emergency. (Repeat).

There's trouble in paradise when Amy discovers Sheldon signed up for a one-way mission to colonize Mars, and the two get into a dogfight at a pet store. Meanwhile, Leonard makes a very "adult" purchase for Penny; and Emily catches Raj snooping in her apartment. (Repeat).

Two nerdy physicists share an apartment and an unlikely friendship with their beautiful neighbour with whom one of them is infatuated. Like the universe after the big bang, the show's popularity expanded, thanks to breakout star Jim Parsons, along with the chemistry among the friends and the developing romance between Leonard and Penny. The addition of Melissa Rauch and Mayim Bialik in later seaso

Sheldon discovers that Mary's been keeping a secret about his future. Also, Meemaw is furious when she learns Dale fired Georgie. (Repeat).

In the Season 6 premiere, George Sr. bails Meemaw and Georgie out of jail. Also, Sheldon and Missy meet Mandy; and Mary feels unwelcome at church. (Repeat).

Charlie Harper's Malibu lifestyle is interrupted when his brother and nephew stay with him.

Charlie Harper's Malibu lifestyle is interrupted when his brother and nephew stay with him.

A S.W.A.T. leader is torn between loyalty to the streets and duty to his fellow officers.

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

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

Katie and Greg struggle to help the kids accept loss as a family friend suddenly passes away and as their pet pig, Hans Gruber, must be returned to his natural habitat. (Repeat).

After the passing of a family friend, the Ottos all react differently to the allotment of the deceased's inheritance. (Repeat).

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A champion rodeo cowboy shares his life on and off the arena. Watch exciting rodeo action and heartfelt moments with family and friends.

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In-depth, unbiased reporting of the big stories making political headlines across the state of Colorado. We'll ask newsmakers tough questions about issues that impact you and your family. Host Matt Mauro.

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

Denver's morning news with updates on weather and sports.

Senior pastor Dr. Charles Stanley shares lessons about the Christian faith. He discusses various themes, such as family, prayer, motherhood and fear.

The naturalist travels the world studying animals in both sanctuaries and their natural habitats.

The naturalist travels the world studying animals in both sanctuaries and their natural habitats.

The gala celebration in Charlotte honoring top drivers, teams and more from the 2024 NASCAR season. (New).

In the Season 7 finale, Claire needs to fire an employee but has a hard time finding the right moment to do it. Meanwhile, Phil believes he caught Luke in a compromising position; Jay mulls going back to work; Cameron's summer job in Kansas City complicates spending time with Lily; and Alex is home for the summer, though no one seems to notice. (Repeat).

In the Season 8 premiere, the Pritchett clan gather for Father's Day after the three families return from separate adventures: Claire, Phil and the kids in New York; Mitch, Cam and Lily in the Midwest; and Jay, Gloria and Joe in Mexico. (Repeat).

Sheldon's published paper leads to a frenzy of grad school recruiting, and Georgie tries to speak more properly in front of his daughter. (Repeat).

Meemaw gets assigned a tough probation officer and Georgie takes marriage advice from his father-in-law. (Repeat).

Leonard suffers through a dreadful visit from his mother (Christine Baranski) that ends up bringing him and Penny closer. (Repeat).

A paintball game has Penny and Sheldon engaging in their own personal battle and Leslie and Wolowitz finding romance. (Repeat).

The guys' trip to San Francisco takes a detour once they learn that actress Summer Glau (appearing as herself) is on their train. Astrophysicist George Smoot also has a cameo. (Repeat).

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This hilarious, entertaining and clever sequel to the 2001 hit follows Shrek and his princess bride as they travel to meet the in-laws, who are unaware their daughter has turned into the same kind of green ogre as her husband. (Repeat).

Mark is anxious to get his driver's license when a job opportunity presents itself across town. Darlene attempts to teach him to drive, but her frantic energy sends him running to Ben for help. Meanwhile, Harris meets a new guy online, whom Becky recognizes from her past. (Repeat).

When a relative passes away unexpectedly, the family must debate about who should gain custody of a jaded nephew, who is just shy of his 18th birthday. (Repeat).

Featuring a variety of politicians and newsmakers discussing the latest political news from the nation's capital. The program also features a panel of guest commentators offering insight and analysis of the week's key stories.

Charlie dates a woman who's slightly older, but the age difference is just enough to trouble him. (Repeat).

Charlie and Alan plays matchmaker for Evelyn and try to set her up with Russell (Martin Mull), the pharmacist. (Repeat).

A stand-up comedian and his three offbeat friends weather the pitfalls and payoffs of life in New York City in the '90s. It's a show about nothing.

A stand-up comedian and his three offbeat friends weather the pitfalls and payoffs of life in New York City in the '90s. It's a show about nothing.

Monica and Chandler plan a weekend getaway; Ross has to tell Rachel that to save his marriage he can't see her anymore. Rachel: Jennifer Aniston. Monica: Courteney Cox. Chandler: Matthew Perry.

Emily's demands regarding Rachel weigh on Ross; Rachel and Monica encounter a hairy, beastlike man; Phoebe receives a fur coat. Emily: Helen Baxendale. Danny: George Newbern.

Hollywood Headlines, Celebrity Interviews, Behind-the-Scenes Access, and the Hottest Fashions. (New).

America's top-rated, nationally syndicated news magazine. (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).

Kylie Cantrall stops by 'Live' to discuss Disney's exciting "Descendants/Zombies: Worlds Collide Tour". (New).

Sherri Shepherd, actress, comic, and Emmy Award-winning longtime co-host of "The View", appears before a live audience with a daily dose of pop culture, comedy, conversations, and daytime talk staples, including celebrity and human interest interviews;.

Singer Kelly Clarkson brings her gift of connection to a fun and funny hour each weekday, offering heartwarming stories, live musical performances, games and surprises.

Ross moves in with the boys; Phoebe dates a health inspector; Rachel plays hard to get for Danny, who's oblivious. Larry: Tim Bagley. Danny: George Newbern.

Pete's parents worry about their son's impending tonsillectomy. Billy: Philip Tanzini. Pete: Charles Aiken. Mrs. Richards: Karen Morrow. Dr. Ross: John Crawford. Richards: Andy Romano. Cabbie: Richard Yarmy. Nancy: Jill Whelan. Randy: Jarrod Johnson. Cynthia: Alicia Fleer. Summerfield: Roger Robinson. Tug: Charles Lampkin. Mrs. Summerfield: Janet MacLachlan.

After a man dies in a car accident, his widow's 20K settlement becomes a source of contention between friends who are accused of elder abuse. (Repeat).

A woman allegedly trespasses to return a horse she purchased; a case revolves around a marijuana grower and his landlord. (Repeat).

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Her Honor presides over two cases in this episode. Up first, when a used car breaks down only days after its purchase, the buyer threatens not to register the vehicle and to accrue hundreds in parking tickets in the seller's name. In the next case, a man buys a car for $600 and then offers to sell it to a friend for 3K; the friend refuses to pay a dime and claims the car was a gift. (Repeat).

A professional housekeeper sues a former employer for $7K in damages due to multiple alleged attacks by an aggressive pet rooster. (Repeat).