2024-09-12
Hilary tries to find more breathing room for the unhappy owner of a 1000-square-foot house, which she shares with her husband, their kids and a nanny. (Repeat).
Empty nesters love their large, private yard, but are tired of the lack of function in the home's living room, kitchen and master bathroom and are unable to agree on a new floor plan. (Repeat).
Anna Wade and Andrew realize their house is just too small now that their kids are teenagers. Andrew is certain their space can be transformed into something functional, but Anna Wade is not so sure Hilary can make that happen. (Repeat).
A woman says that she is tired of supporting her daughter nine years after she dropped out of college; her daughter says that, though her mother supports her financially, they get into shouting arguments on a daily basis. (Repeat).
Following up with some of his most talked about guests over the last 15 seasons. (Repeat).
The family of a young woman who became an internet celebrity at 14 but who is now destitute speak out about her experience with hackers and bullies. They also believe that she is in a toxic relationship with her boyfriend. (Repeat).
Dr. Phil interviews Ronaiah Tuiasosopo, the hoaxer who victimized college footballer Manti Te'o. Tuiasosopo made up an online profile of a fake young woman named Lennay Kekua, with whom the Notre Dame linebacker had a two year online courtship with. (Repeat).
Karlie Guse's parents have no idea how she disappeared. (Repeat).
Cheryl says she believes that a global terror network is experimenting on her with lethal chemicals, Saudi Arabia is funding a U.S. terror attack and she will be killed by lethal poisoning. Her daughter Bryna says her mother is living in an altered reality and is concerned for her mental health. Dr. Phil examines Cheryl's claims to see if they stand up to challenge. Plus, Dr. Phil reveals the resu
An intervention for a man who lost everything due to gambling, and his family. (Repeat).
Dr. Phil interviews Ronaiah Tuiasosopo, the hoaxer who victimized college footballer Manti Te'o. Tuiasosopo made up an online profile of a fake young woman named Lennay Kekua, with whom the Notre Dame linebacker had a two year online courtship with. (New).
Teri says her husband has racked up doctors' bills and spends his time lying on the floor wearing breathing strips. Samantha says her husband slept in a tent in a garage and hid under a bridge. (Repeat).
Plaintiff says she was hired to set up a booth at the defendant's pride event, but the defendant claims after he had to cancel the event, the plaintiff started defaming him on social media. (Repeat).
Defendant says he and the plaintiff were in a sexual relationship, but the plaintiff insists they were nothing more than friends. The plaintiff is suing the defendant for unpaid loans, stolen money, and slander, while the defendant is countersuing for harassment. (Repeat).
Defendant is being sued by his ex-girlfriend for crashing her car and claims after the defendant went to jail, she supported him and paid his child support. (Repeat).
When 20 sexy singles arrive for a Miami pool mixer, Tommy advises them to seek "love over lust." But curveballs fly as one single leaves in an emergency, another is eliminated, and two more face the chopping block. (Repeat).
A couple wakes up to find their baby's crib empty. They are certain she has been kidnapped. But many believe the parents are the culprits. After two decades of searches and suspicions the mystery endures. (Repeat).
A surgeon shares his plan to off his wife with his girlfriend, who—unbeknownst to him—records the conversation on her phone. The question, however, is whether the plot was real or a dark fantasy. (Repeat).
A report on the 2001 murder of millionaire Ted Ammon in his East Hampton, N.Y., mansion includes a conversation with his convicted killer, Daniel Pelosi. (Repeat).