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All new juicy pop-up facts and behind-the-scenes secrets finally revealed. Gerard has nearly 100 lumps varying in size all over his body. No one has been able to help Gina with her bloody lesions. Eric calls the large bump on his head his "on-off button." (Repeat).

All new juicy pop-up facts and behind-the-scenes secrets finally revealed. Dr. Lee assists Ronen with the mysterious lump above his knee. Amber suffers from a debilitating skin disease, Sandy has a neck lump, and Kristy's eyelid cyst is ruining her life. (Repeat).

Profiles of women whose lower limbs have grown or swelled to excess. (Repeat).

A look at a case involving an 1100-lb. Texas woman who is charged with murdering her nephew, though her lawyer claims she is too large and immobile to have committed the crime. (Repeat).

An update on Mayra Rosales, a Texas woman who was charged with murdering her nephew in 2008 when she weighed more than 1000 pounds. (Repeat).

A 55-year-old hoarder moves back with his mother, a fellow hoarder. Also: a woman's hoard puts her at risk for having her house condemned. (Repeat).

Two extreme hoarders are at risk of losing their homes if they don't stop surrounding themselves with stuff. (Repeat).

Profiling two female hoarders who view their compulsions as both comforts and curses. (Repeat).

Compulsive hoarders Cheryl and Michelle worry that their possessions are crowding out the people they love most. (Repeat).

A hoarder is in denial that his addiction to auctions and garage sales has crossed the line into a serious compulsion. Also, children are affected by their parents' incessant hoarding. (Repeat).

A Canadian rock-and-roll singer who has accumulated a large collection of souvenirs and memorabilia risks losing his family unless he can part with his clutter. (Repeat).

Twin sisters who are hoarders have already had one home condemned due to their habits, and are in danger of losing another. (Repeat).

A landlord's secret hoard is a threat to a woman and her children, who live downstairs, and is to blame for mold, mice and flea infestations. (Repeat).

A woman may lose her home unless she can get rid of the clutter that has filled up her house and clean the space made uninhabitable by her three dogs. (Repeat).

A surgical resident puts her training to the test when a mugging survivor arrives with two bullet wounds. (Repeat).

A woman's temperature rises mysteriously after a day at the beach; a man's face and body grow in size; a grouchy old man shares a secret that could save his life. (Repeat).

A woman in labor pleads with a doctor not to tell her father about her pregnancy; twins have similarly confusing symptoms; a man is still alive and breathing even though he has no pulse or blood pressure. (Repeat).

In the Season 11 premiere, a man has an arrow in his chest; a woman thinks her neighbors want her dead; and two women have swollen abdomens but don't want to discuss the cause of their pain. (Repeat).

A robot is used to treat a 7-year-old boy with seizures; a chef's tongue swells up rapidly and could affect her breathing; a woman has a car accident but wants her dog treated first. (Repeat).

A new nurse makes a shocking mistake; a patient appears to be hallucinating and sends ER staff on a wild goose chase; doctors must determine what is wrong with their patient, a former EMT who was found lethargic and slurring his words. (Repeat).

A woman in labor pleads with a doctor not to tell her father about her pregnancy; twins have similarly confusing symptoms; a man is still alive and breathing even though he has no pulse or blood pressure. (Repeat).

In the Season 11 premiere, a man has an arrow in his chest; a woman thinks her neighbors want her dead; and two women have swollen abdomens but don't want to discuss the cause of their pain. (Repeat).

A robot is used to treat a 7-year-old boy with seizures; a chef's tongue swells up rapidly and could affect her breathing; a woman has a car accident but wants her dog treated first. (Repeat).

A new nurse makes a shocking mistake; a patient appears to be hallucinating and sends ER staff on a wild goose chase; doctors must determine what is wrong with their patient, a former EMT who was found lethargic and slurring his words. (Repeat).

A surgical resident puts her training to the test when a mugging survivor arrives with two bullet wounds. (Repeat).

A woman's temperature rises mysteriously after a day at the beach; a man's face and body grow in size; a grouchy old man shares a secret that could save his life. (Repeat).

A 700-lb. man who has a family history of obesity vows to change his lifestyle to be eligible for a gastric-bypass procedure, and is determined not to die the way his father and sister did. If all goes well, he even hopes to date again. (Repeat).

A 46-year-old Chicago woman battles depression in the wake of a suicide attempt and hasn't left her basement in two years, but hopes that a surgical procedure in Houston can save her life. (Repeat).

A woman lives by herself for the first time while trying to weigh in under 200 lbs.; a man hopes to have skin surgery and nurtures his first meaningful relationship. (Repeat).

A 610-lb. single mom with five kids fears for their livelihood if she can't take care of them or something happens to her, so she's determined more than ever to save her own life. (Repeat).

Back on Dr. Nowzaradan's program, James is suspected of cheating as he continues to gain weight and suffers a series of life-threatening illnesses. Cynthia continues to lose weight but seems satisfied to do so at her own pace. (Repeat).

Together weighing more than a ton, siblings Roshanda, Brandie and Clarence set out to lose weight as a family. But the all-for-one approach may be hurting more than it helps when each of them shows signs of heading in the wrong direction after surgery. (Repeat).

When Nathan's weight gets in the way of the only healthy thing in his life -- his job as a drama teacher -- it's a wake-up call for him. But changing his life might mean a falling out with his wife, Amber, who is also overweight, unless she can lose, too. (Repeat).

Nathan is shedding pounds and heading back to work as a teacher following his weight-loss surgery. However, his wife Amber can't seem to do the same as she struggles to qualify for a second surgery to update one she had years ago. (Repeat).

When a routine trip to the grocery store becomes an emergency for the EMTs, Delana realizes how desperately she needs Dr. Now's help to lose weight. Hopefully, her path to recovery will lead her to reunite with the daughter she has grown apart from. (Repeat).

Leneatha has a young daughter to support, but she's so big that it's hard to move. If Dr. Now can't help her stop eating, losing her job could be the least of her worries. (Repeat).

When a routine trip to the grocery store becomes an emergency for the EMTs, Delana realizes how desperately she needs Dr. Now's help to lose weight. Hopefully, her path to recovery will lead her to reunite with the daughter she has grown apart from. (Repeat).

Leneatha has a young daughter to support, but she's so big that it's hard to move. If Dr. Now can't help her stop eating, losing her job could be the least of her worries. (Repeat).

Nathan is shedding pounds and heading back to work as a teacher following his weight-loss surgery. However, his wife Amber can't seem to do the same as she struggles to qualify for a second surgery to update one she had years ago. (Repeat).

Lindsey Witte had it all: a white picket fence, a loving husband, a great job. But now her food addiction is threatening to ruin everything. As she embarks on a weight loss journey to save her life, it is questioned whether her husband is a support or an addict himself. (Repeat).

A 600-lb. woman deals with the tragic death of her son by eating, but after gastric-bypass surgery, she must face her emotional issues that drive her food addiction. (Repeat).

A woman whose career stalled due to her excessive weight commits to a more healthful lifestyle so she can run her own child-care facility. (Repeat).

A daughter's obesity is of great concern to her mother; a woman hopes to qualify for gastric bypass surgery following the devastating death of her husband. (Repeat).

For James B, food means family. He grew up eating rich Haitian food and loves it with a passion. Now, James needs Dr. Now's help to diminish that love in order to survive, but a death in the family sends James retreating back to the comforts he knows. (Repeat).

A 661-lb. woman has siblings who are skeptical that she's willing to change her habits, and worries that she'll die alone and surrounded by food. (Repeat).

Fearing that he'll suffer the same fate as older brother David, who is now 700 pounds and unable to work, Benji hopes to be able to support both himself and his brother on their life-or-death weight loss journey. (Repeat).

Growing up in foster care, David suffered from a lack of attention and didn't develop a sense of self-worth. Now he weighs 800 pounds, and he's relying on his favorite foster mom to support him as he finds the motivation to change and save his own life. (Repeat).

Erica is succeeding on her weight loss, when romantic misfortune sends her spiraling backwards. Benji Bolton must reach his goal weight without the support of his brother David, after a disagreement leaves the two brothers estranged. (Repeat).

Rosehad nearly given up and eaten herself to death, but her family needed her too much to let her go. She now has to shed more than 400 pounds in order to be healthy for them, and she is determined to do so. (Repeat).

Erica is succeeding on her weight loss, when romantic misfortune sends her spiraling backwards. Benji Bolton must reach his goal weight without the support of his brother David, after a disagreement leaves the two brothers estranged. (Repeat).

Rosehad nearly given up and eaten herself to death, but her family needed her too much to let her go. She now has to shed more than 400 pounds in order to be healthy for them, and she is determined to do so. (Repeat).

Growing up in foster care, David suffered from a lack of attention and didn't develop a sense of self-worth. Now he weighs 800 pounds, and he's relying on his favorite foster mom to support him as he finds the motivation to change and save his own life. (Repeat).

Latonya found the man she wants to marry. The only problem is that, at almost 700 pounds, she can't walk down the aisle. Latonya doesn't want to give up the food that she's used to, but will she do it for love? (Repeat).

A woman in excess of 600 pounds is featured in the Season 2 premiere when she needs to lose weight to be a better mother to her daughter. (Repeat).

Year 2 of a woman's journey finds her torn between losing weight and saving her marriage; a twentysomething woman gets rid of her negative influences and tries to live a normal life. (Repeat).

A woman who used to be active and thin now weighs 620 pounds, but she hopes to get rid of her food addiction by moving in with her niece for some strict supervision. (Repeat).

A 670-lb. woman is forced to live in her parents' house with her husband, but hopes weight-loss surgery will save her life and marriage as well as give her a chance to become more independent and start a family. (Repeat).

Ashley lost over 200 lbs. in Houston, but has to try to regain independence and continue to lose back in California with her family of enablers. No longer a shut-in, Diana has embraced her new life and shed 300 lbs., but knee damage may threaten her progress. (Repeat).

Lacey grew to over 600 lbs on pizza and ice cream, and knows Dr. Nowzaradan is her only hope. She must rally her divorced parents around her for support and find a way to control her moods that won't include binge-eating. (Repeat).

Lee's anger issues continue to jeopardize his relationship with Rena and threaten to derail both of their weight loss journeys; and while a major life event sends Sarah into a depression, she must pull herself out of if she wants to keep losing weight. (Repeat).

Ashley is 24 and lives alone. Her only sources of comfort are food and the relationships she has online. But not a single one of her profiles is real. Soon, Ashley learns that Dr. Now isn't someone she can lie to like her online friends. (Repeat).

William was always mobile and athletic—until he wasn't. It's been years since a knee injury ended his athletic career, and he's gained over 600 pounds. To reduce weight, he'll have to face how awful things have gotten. (Repeat).

Ashley is 24 and lives alone. Her only sources of comfort are food and the relationships she has online. But not a single one of her profiles is real. Soon, Ashley learns that Dr. Now isn't someone she can lie to like her online friends. (Repeat).

William was always mobile and athletic—until he wasn't. It's been years since a knee injury ended his athletic career, and he's gained over 600 pounds. To reduce weight, he'll have to face how awful things have gotten. (Repeat).

Lee's anger issues continue to jeopardize his relationship with Rena and threaten to derail both of their weight loss journeys; and while a major life event sends Sarah into a depression, she must pull herself out of if she wants to keep losing weight. (Repeat).

ER doctors treat patients in Las Vegas. (Repeat).

ER doctors treat patients in Las Vegas. (Repeat).

ER doctors treat patients in Las Vegas. (Repeat).

ER doctors treat patients in Las Vegas. (Repeat).

ER doctors treat patients in Las Vegas. (Repeat).

ER doctors treat patients in Las Vegas. (Repeat).

Disfiguring growths become burdensome for a student; a woman endures horrific pain that coincides with her menstrual cycle. (Repeat).

A baby's case of chicken pox may be more than it seems; a teenager gains weight at a worrisome rate. (Repeat).

A puss-filled blister covers a college freshman's body; a diabetic nurse is afflicted with paralyzing back spasms. (Repeat).

A teenage girl is rushed to the hospital after taking aspirin for altitude sickness; a woman experiences sharp, needlelike pain in her left arm, and the pain mysteriously spreads. (Repeat).

A couple try to start a family after three years of negative pregnancy tests; a man's embolism baffles doctors. (Repeat).

A 3-month-old has a sinus infection, chest congestion and labored breathing; a 42-year-old woman has stomach problems and diarrhea; a woman who stepped on a crochet hook begins to experience strange things happening to her body. (Repeat).

Two compulsive hoarders have no choice but to ask for help, or they risk losing everything that matters to them. (Repeat).