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A published book is the source of contention between the author and her siblings. (Repeat).

John says that every day, he tries to put on a mask of normalcy because he has disturbing urges to torture, dismember, and kill people, and sometimes he even fears himself. (Repeat).

A woman is suing the defendant for a cable bill and emotional distress because she claims she was badmouthing her on social media. The defendant says the woman had sex with her ex-boyfriend. (Repeat).

A plaintiff says she got pregnant after a one-night stand with the defendant, and insists he is her child's father. The defendant has doubts, so she has petitioned the court for a DNA test and is suing for daycare expenses. (Repeat).

Plaintiff says her mother and father split up because her father is having an affair with the defendant, and claims she is to blame for her house blowing up. (Repeat).

Carol claims her husband, Bob, calls her a cold-hearted gold-digger who blew through his $1 million settlement. (Repeat).

Sixteen years ago, Monica's 45-year-old brother, Jeff, moved back into his childhood bedroom in his mother's home and has never left. Monica claims Jeff is lazy, entitled, and takes advantage of their mother, Janet, who was forced to come out of retirement to take care of Jeff and his three children. Janet admits she's an extreme enabler who has given Jeff well over $100,000, raises his children,

The murder of a gay student is investigated. (Repeat).

A man disappears while on a camping trip. (Repeat).

Detectives stumble upon the answers to a 35-year-old homicide. (Repeat).

On an Easter Sunday, 18-year-old Heidi Allen vanishes from her convenience store job. Two brothers are arrested for the kidnapping, but only one is convicted. Years later, a chilling new story emerges implicating three other men in the crime. (Repeat).

When a paramedic and mother is found dead and covered in paint in the basement of her Massachusetts home, investigators must work tirelessly for 18 months to find the person responsible. (Repeat).

Authorities wade through a series of accusations and rumors in their hunt for a missing outdoorsman in Arkansas. (Repeat).

Detectives stumble upon the answers to a 35-year-old homicide. (Repeat).

On an Easter Sunday, 18-year-old Heidi Allen vanishes from her convenience store job. Two brothers are arrested for the kidnapping, but only one is convicted. Years later, a chilling new story emerges implicating three other men in the crime. (Repeat).

When a paramedic and mother is found dead and covered in paint in the basement of her Massachusetts home, investigators must work tirelessly for 18 months to find the person responsible. (Repeat).

Authorities wade through a series of accusations and rumors in their hunt for a missing outdoorsman in Arkansas. (Repeat).

A teenager who is obsessed with maintaining her perfect looks is spotlighted. (Repeat).

John says that every day, he tries to put on a mask of normalcy because he has disturbing urges to torture, dismember, and kill people, and sometimes he even fears himself. (Repeat).

Larissa says her 14-year-old daughter, Noelle, is a "beautiful disaster." Larissa says she cannot control Noelle, who is constantly breaking the rules, bringing drugs into the house, and has even stolen her car and backed it into a neighbor's mailbox. (Repeat).

A published book is the source of contention between the author and her siblings. (Repeat).

Carol claims her husband, Bob, calls her a cold-hearted gold-digger who blew through his $1 million settlement. (Repeat).

Sixteen years ago, Monica's 45-year-old brother, Jeff, moved back into his childhood bedroom in his mother's home and has never left. Monica claims Jeff is lazy, entitled, and takes advantage of their mother, Janet, who was forced to come out of retirement to take care of Jeff and his three children. Janet admits she's an extreme enabler who has given Jeff well over $100,000, raises his children,

Teresa's daughters claim she's committing fraud, partying too hard, and meeting with random men. The sisters want to get through to their mother before she sells everything to run off with her online love, or ends up dead. (Repeat).

David says he met a woman named "Maria" online, and she has an inheritance of $10 million. Shelby says her relationship with her dad is broken and wishes he would spend more time with her, rather than chasing a woman who she fears doesn't exist. (Repeat).

Six months ago, Dr. Phil met Courtney, who claimed her former friend, Amie, faked many pregnancies and even babies' deaths. (Repeat).

The plaintiff says she put her 12-year-old daughter in a group home for acting out, but she ran away to the defendant's home, and is suing because the defendant defamed her on social media. (Repeat).

Plaintiff says he and the defendant dated when they were teenagers, but they were not monogamous and has always had doubts about fathering her 26-year-old twin boys, so he has petitioned the court for a paternity test. (Repeat).

The plaintiff believes the defendant is her father, but she wants to know for sure, so she has petitioned the court for a paternity test. (Repeat).

Chrysta says her fiancé, Bobby, is the most romantic, loving man she's ever met. They've been engaged for four years and can't wait to get married, but there's one big problem: Chrysta claims Bobby's 8-year-old son wants her dead. (Repeat).

Rich says ten years ago, 30 seconds changed his family's life forever when an electrical fire destroyed his home. His 10-year-old daughter, Reina, was trapped inside her bedroom while his wife, Kathy, was praying from outside. Reina survived that night after Rich rushed into the burning home to save her, but the $1.5 million insurance settlement was no reward for all the scars left behind. Rich an

After winning $1 million, a mother and son decide to return to their Southern roots by moving back to Tallassee, Ala., to live the lifestyle of their dreams, which includes fishing and painting. (Repeat).

Two brothers are fortunate to reap the benefits of their parents' $7 million lottery win and search for their very own dream homes. David Bromstad heads to Sarasota, Fla., to show the brothers some gorgeous properties big enough for when the whole family comes to visit. (Repeat).

A couple who won $11.7 million in the Minnesota Lottery look for their dream home in the city of Stillwater, where host David Bromstad helps them find a mansion with an open-floor plan, big kitchen, four bedrooms and a barn for German shepherd agility training. (Repeat).

A husband and wife win a whopping $7 million on a New York Cash for Life Lottery and decide they want to live closest to their eldest son in Buffalo, N.Y. David Bromstad shows them houses to match their millionaire checkbooks, but how far from their son are they willing to go for the home of their dreams? (Repeat).

After a lucky $4 million win, a 27-year-old man keeps his head high and plans a brilliant future. He plans to go from tenant to landlord of his own home, making his mother proud. David Bromstad helps them find the perfect project. (Repeat).

An attorney and single father of a three-year old son scored $1 million on the Mega Millions. Now he's ready to move out of his rental and find the perfect father-son forever home in beautiful Richmond, Virginia. (Repeat).

A man unknowingly wins $750,000 at a good time, as his wife and five kids are bursting out of their small two-bedroom house. (Repeat).

City boy Calvin is willing to move to the suburbs for his new bride, Denise, but that compromise just got a little easier after a quick pick Illinois lottery ticket won them a whopping $4.75 million. David Bromstad joins their hunt for the perfect forever home just outside of St. Louis. (Repeat).

A single mom with two boys scratched up $200,000 a year for life and now she can finally treat herself to the perfect dream home. David Bromstad helps her find a big piece of land near Lake City, Florida. (Repeat).

A young Indianapolis woman decides to move out of her parents' home after winning $5 million in a Hoosier Lottery. She, with help from designer David Bromstad, looks for a modern bachelorette pad with a bit of bling in the city's downtown area. (Repeat).

A woman's dream of living in the Boston suburbs is finally within reach after winning $1 million on a Massachusetts scratcher. (Repeat).

A busy family get the opportunity to buy their dream vacation home near the water in Gulf Shores, Ala., after they win $1 million in the Louisiana Powerball. (Repeat).

After a lucky $4 million win, a 27-year-old man keeps his head high and plans a brilliant future. He plans to go from tenant to landlord of his own home, making his mother proud. David Bromstad helps them find the perfect project. (Repeat).

An attorney and single father of a three-year old son scored $1 million on the Mega Millions. Now he's ready to move out of his rental and find the perfect father-son forever home in beautiful Richmond, Virginia. (Repeat).

A man unknowingly wins $750,000 at a good time, as his wife and five kids are bursting out of their small two-bedroom house. (Repeat).

City boy Calvin is willing to move to the suburbs for his new bride, Denise, but that compromise just got a little easier after a quick pick Illinois lottery ticket won them a whopping $4.75 million. David Bromstad joins their hunt for the perfect forever home just outside of St. Louis. (Repeat).

A single mom with two boys scratched up $200,000 a year for life and now she can finally treat herself to the perfect dream home. David Bromstad helps her find a big piece of land near Lake City, Florida. (Repeat).

A young Indianapolis woman decides to move out of her parents' home after winning $5 million in a Hoosier Lottery. She, with help from designer David Bromstad, looks for a modern bachelorette pad with a bit of bling in the city's downtown area. (Repeat).

A woman's dream of living in the Boston suburbs is finally within reach after winning $1 million on a Massachusetts scratcher. (Repeat).

A busy family get the opportunity to buy their dream vacation home near the water in Gulf Shores, Ala., after they win $1 million in the Louisiana Powerball. (Repeat).

Larissa says her 14-year-old daughter, Noelle, is a "beautiful disaster." Larissa says she cannot control Noelle, who is constantly breaking the rules, bringing drugs into the house, and has even stolen her car and backed it into a neighbor's mailbox. (Repeat).

Six months ago, Dr. Phil met Courtney, who claimed her former friend, Amie, faked many pregnancies and even babies' deaths. (Repeat).

A 14-year-old boy is accused of killing his younger siblings, but his mother argues that he's innocent; and a look into the disappearance of Kristal Anne Reisinger. (Repeat).

David says he met a woman named "Maria" online, and she has an inheritance of $10 million. Shelby says her relationship with her dad is broken and wishes he would spend more time with her, rather than chasing a woman who she fears doesn't exist. (Repeat).

Chrysta says her fiancé, Bobby, is the most romantic, loving man she's ever met. They've been engaged for four years and can't wait to get married, but there's one big problem: Chrysta claims Bobby's 8-year-old son wants her dead. (Repeat).

Rich says ten years ago, 30 seconds changed his family's life forever when an electrical fire destroyed his home. His 10-year-old daughter, Reina, was trapped inside her bedroom while his wife, Kathy, was praying from outside. Reina survived that night after Rich rushed into the burning home to save her, but the $1.5 million insurance settlement was no reward for all the scars left behind. Rich an

Stacey speaks about her 45-year-old husband's illicit relationship with a 16-year-old. (Repeat).

David gets a big surprise. (Repeat).

A woman seeks help for her troubled 15-year-old son, who has been kicked out of public, private, and military school all within the last year. (Repeat).

The plaintiff insists that the defendant is her child's father. (Repeat).

The plaintiffs are business partners who co-own a hair salon and are suing their former employee for defamation and breach of contract. (Repeat).

A woman is suing her sister because she claims she went online and accused her of having an STD. (Repeat).

A mom goes form "perfect" to homeless, incarcerated, and addicted. (Repeat).

A woman claims her husband is cheating on her with a 21-year-old woman. (Repeat).

Parents worry that their 16-year-old daughter is developing a hoarder's compulsion, so they try to scare her straight by taking her to see an extreme hoarder who's lost everything. (Repeat).

A little person is in danger when her mother's home has piles of furniture, clothes and food that rise to the ceiling. (Repeat).

A woman who began hoarding after her marriage ended; a woman who hoards as a way to cope with illness in her family. (Repeat).

A woman hoards clothing, and her compulsive behavior is threatening to destroy her relationship with her only daughter. (Repeat).

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

Season 2 opens as two hoarders get help after decades of compulsive behavior that has driven their loved ones away. (Repeat).

A woman who began hoarding after her marriage ended; a woman who hoards as a way to cope with illness in her family. (Repeat).

A woman hoards clothing, and her compulsive behavior is threatening to destroy her relationship with her only daughter. (Repeat).

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

Season 2 opens as two hoarders get help after decades of compulsive behavior that has driven their loved ones away. (Repeat).

A 14-year-old boy is accused of killing his younger siblings, but his mother argues that he's innocent; and a look into the disappearance of Kristal Anne Reisinger. (Repeat).

A woman seeks help for her troubled 15-year-old son, who has been kicked out of public, private, and military school all within the last year. (Repeat).

An 18-year-old claims that her mother is falsely accusing her of assault to gain attention. (Repeat).

David gets a big surprise. (Repeat).

Alethea says she feels like a prisoner trapped in a rage-filled relationship with her partner. (Repeat).

A woman who kicked her daughter out of her house is upset that her daughter is living a lifestyle inconsistent with her strict Catholic upbringing. Her eldest son feels responsible for his sister's rebellion due to a dark family secret. (Repeat).

Amber never suspected her husband, Shawn Grate, was a suspected serial killer until a 911 call from one of his victims led to his arrest. (Repeat).

A woman claims her boyfriend has hit her but she has refused to press charges because she loves him. He admits to hitting her, but says she is the one with the anger issues. (Repeat).

Rachel says her 15-year-old daughter, Gracie, is out of control. She says she refuses to go to school, is failing all her classes, has gotten into three physical fights and is constantly in trouble with the law. (Repeat).

Woman says she and the defendant had a "friends with benefits" relationship, but she is confident he is her son's father, so she has petitioned the court for a paternity test to prove it. (Repeat).

The plaintiff says he dated the defendant and thought he was the father of her baby, until the defendant's estranged husband said he was the father. He's petitioned the court for a paternity test and is also suing for a stolen car and harassment. (Repeat).

The plaintiff dated the defendant for two years, but she broke up with him after she caught him sending naked pictures of himself to other women and men. She is suing for an unpaid loan and unreturned property. (Repeat).

What may have happened to 19-years-old Corinna Slusser, who was last seen at a Queens motel in September 2017. Also: the case of teen Ebby Stepach, whose parents appeared on the show in 2015; her skeletal remains who found on May 22, 2018. (Repeat).

Ann Marie says her soon-to-be husband, Jimmy, makes noises when he is eating. Just a few days ago, Jimmy called off their engagement, saying Ann Marie is a lunatic who may be very sensitive to sound, but needs to be far more sensitive to him before they go through with this marriage. (Repeat).

A student needs a safe place to live. (Repeat).

A confrontation with Marie's cousin and devastating news about Essie threatens to ruin her clinic's grand opening. Sogucci struggles with her fractured family situation. Lateshia's vision for their future is derailed by an unwelcome surprise from Glen. (Repeat).

Selena hosts a baby shower for Star, causing conflict between Sogucci and JJ. Lateshia hosts an improv class to bring the Belles together, but unexpected guests bring the real-life drama and steal the show. Lateshia shocks Glen with a reveal of her own. (New).

The ladies' St. Thomas adventure wraps up with continued tension for Destiny and Sunni, but also with apologies and resolutions for the other women. Tricia finally meets with her husband Marques to discuss divorce, with her boyfriend Ken in tow. (Repeat).

A confrontation with Marie's cousin and devastating news about Essie threatens to ruin her clinic's grand opening. Sogucci struggles with her fractured family situation. Lateshia's vision for their future is derailed by an unwelcome surprise from Glen. (Repeat).

Selena hosts a baby shower for Star, causing conflict between Sogucci and JJ. Lateshia hosts an improv class to bring the Belles together, but unexpected guests bring the real-life drama and steal the show. Lateshia shocks Glen with a reveal of her own. (Repeat).

The ladies' St. Thomas adventure wraps up with continued tension for Destiny and Sunni, but also with apologies and resolutions for the other women. Tricia finally meets with her husband Marques to discuss divorce, with her boyfriend Ken in tow. (Repeat).

Aikisha's menopause inspires a new business idea while complicating her marriage. Latrice builds bridges with Lateshia and locks horns with Cliff. Aikisha throws Willie a fish-fry birthday party, and Latrice's choice of a plus-one raises eyebrows. (Repeat).

A confrontation with Marie's cousin and devastating news about Essie threatens to ruin her clinic's grand opening. Sogucci struggles with her fractured family situation. Lateshia's vision for their future is derailed by an unwelcome surprise from Glen. (Repeat).

Selena hosts a baby shower for Star, causing conflict between Sogucci and JJ. Lateshia hosts an improv class to bring the Belles together, but unexpected guests bring the real-life drama and steal the show. Lateshia shocks Glen with a reveal of her own. (Repeat).

An 18-year-old claims that her mother is falsely accusing her of assault to gain attention. (Repeat).

Rachel says her 15-year-old daughter, Gracie, is out of control. She says she refuses to go to school, is failing all her classes, has gotten into three physical fights and is constantly in trouble with the law. (Repeat).

A woman believes someone has hacked her optic nerve and is causing her to have strange visions. (Repeat).

Kelly says her family is in crisis. She says her 24-year-old daughter, Alicia, is suffering from many debilitating health issues as a result of her PTSD. According to Kelly, Alicia needs constant care, and after hundreds of seizures and almost daily paramedic visits, the whole family is at their breaking point. Alicia claims her PTSD is caused by the horrific sexual abuse she allegedly endured as

Susan and Michael first appeared on the show in 2012 to share their experience with their daughter, Janni, who was diagnosed with schizophrenia at just 6 years old. As Dr. Phil predicted at the time, they've since divorced and are now at odds over their 11-year-old son Bodhi, who Susan is convinced is schizophrenic as well. (Repeat).

Dr. Phil continues his discussion with exes Michael and Susan, as well as Susan's new husband, Cory, about the care of 11-year-old Bodhi, who Susan insists is dealing with schizophrenia, just like Michael and Susan's 16-year-old daughter, Janni. (Repeat).

What may have happened to 19-years-old Corinna Slusser, who was last seen at a Queens motel in September 2017. Also: the case of teen Ebby Stepach, whose parents appeared on the show in 2015; her skeletal remains who found on May 22, 2018. (Repeat).

Ann Marie says her soon-to-be husband, Jimmy, makes noises when he is eating. Just a few days ago, Jimmy called off their engagement, saying Ann Marie is a lunatic who may be very sensitive to sound, but needs to be far more sensitive to him before they go through with this marriage. (Repeat).

A student needs a safe place to live. (Repeat).

First-time homebuyers in Temecula, California want a new home to support their growing family. She wants a Spanish-style home like the ones on TV, but he wants to forego messy renovations by finding a contemporary ranch that's move-in ready. (Repeat).

Buyers want to find a home in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, but they can't agree on a style. She wants a one-story rancher with an updated kitchen, but he's looking for a two-story Spanish-style house with a garage where he can put his pool table. (Repeat).

Flight attendants want to settle near their airline's hub in Fort Worth, Texas. He wants a low maintenance condo since they're always on the go, but she wants a single-family house with a big yard. (Repeat).

A millennial couple seeking their first home in Dallas has high expectations of finding something like the houses they grew up in. For her, that's a house with great curb appeal. For him, it's all about finding a home with a pool. (Repeat).

A first-time buyer searches for a glamorous home in Atlanta. Her preference is to live near the hottest restaurants and entertainment in a house that has plenty of natural sunlight and a separate spa-like bathtub where she can enjoy private time. (Repeat).

A couple in search of a D.C. home can't agree on what style they like best. The wife wants something new and modern, while the husband is looking for something he can build up as they go through life together. (Repeat).

A Navy veteran single mother wants to move to Charlotte, North Carolina with her children and is looking for a big house for everyone with a community pool. (Repeat).

A family of seven need to look for a new home in Dover, Delaware within two months. However, looking for a place with enough space for their food truck might make things harder. (Repeat).

Since relocating from Arizona, a family of six has been crammed into a tiny rental and searches for a home in Chattanooga. They need a place with plenty of room, and she wants a fixer to stretch their money, but he prefers something that's move-in ready. (Repeat).

A real estate-savvy couple in L.A. wants to upgrade from their condo to a house. But she's worried that he's so focused on his own needs that he'll leave her out. (Repeat).

The ladies connect and clash on their trip to paradise. Stormi's arrest is discussed. Latricia leaves vacation early amidst talk that she's a liar. Sunni opens up about trying for a baby. The guys hang and discuss past hookups and current marriages. (Repeat).

The ladies' St. Thomas adventure wraps up with continued tension for Destiny and Sunni, but also with apologies and resolutions for the other women. Tricia finally meets with her husband Marques to discuss divorce, with her boyfriend Ken in tow. (Repeat).

When Nell confronts Melody about how she was treated on the girls' trip, Melody turns the tables. Ken and Tricia vent about Marques dragging out the divorce. As the gang speculates about his DUI arrest, Maurice faces an icy Kimmi. (New).

Robert Hartwell took a picture of himself in front of his new home, posted it on the internet, and his life changed forever. Robert takes on the challenge of transforming a 200-year-old house with a complicated history into a home filled with love. (Repeat).

Amina works with the friend of a former client looking to buy her first home. As they navigate a hot housing market, Amina helps her explore all the options, including off-market deals, to find a home with a manageable monthly payment. (Repeat).

When Nell confronts Melody about how she was treated on the girls' trip, Melody turns the tables. Ken and Tricia vent about Marques dragging out the divorce. As the gang speculates about his DUI arrest, Maurice faces an icy Kimmi. (Repeat).

Robert Hartwell took a picture of himself in front of his new home, posted it on the internet, and his life changed forever. Robert takes on the challenge of transforming a 200-year-old house with a complicated history into a home filled with love. (Repeat).

Amina works with a couple to find the right home to fit their growing family. When they're torn between prioritizing the location or the style and features of the house, Amina helps determine what is most important to them while maximizing their budget. (Repeat).

The ladies' St. Thomas adventure wraps up with continued tension for Destiny and Sunni, but also with apologies and resolutions for the other women. Tricia finally meets with her husband Marques to discuss divorce, with her boyfriend Ken in tow. (Repeat).

When Nell confronts Melody about how she was treated on the girls' trip, Melody turns the tables. Ken and Tricia vent about Marques dragging out the divorce. As the gang speculates about his DUI arrest, Maurice faces an icy Kimmi. (Repeat).

A woman believes someone has hacked her optic nerve and is causing her to have strange visions. (Repeat).

Kelly says her family is in crisis. She says her 24-year-old daughter, Alicia, is suffering from many debilitating health issues as a result of her PTSD. According to Kelly, Alicia needs constant care, and after hundreds of seizures and almost daily paramedic visits, the whole family is at their breaking point. Alicia claims her PTSD is caused by the horrific sexual abuse she allegedly endured as

A woman fears for her nephew, whose mother—her sister-in-law—has battled heroin addiction. (Repeat).

A woman refuses to let her son see his father's mother due. (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

A woman desperately wants Dr. Phil's help to save her marriage; and a woman who was kidnapped and was able to escape is still unable to heal the traumas from her past. (Repeat).

Dr. BJ Miller, hospice and palliative care physician, shares revelations about a subject that is often taboo in our culture—the experience of death. (Repeat).

Brother David Steindl-Rast, Benedictine monk, author and scholar, discusses the true source of lasting joy. (Repeat).

A 30-year-old single mom and her 10-year-old daughter search for their first place in Portland, Ore. But with a low budget in Portland's hot, hipster market, the dream of buying a bungalow may be out of reach, so they consider a newer home or even a townhouse. (Repeat).

A single woman in Ashtabula, Ohio, seeks a move-in ready home, even though her boyfriend, who's a real-estate investor, is advising that a fixer-upper would be a wiser choice. (Repeat).

A couple don't agree on much when searching for their first home in Columbia, S.C. But one thing that's certain is the kitchen must be big enough to avoid something they call "booty bumpin'." (Repeat).

After over 25 years of service, an Air Force vet is retiring with his wife and kids in Aurora, Colo. He's an avid golfer and wants to live on a golf course, while she prefers mountain views. (Repeat).

A single, first-time buyer is trading hectic San Francisco for the wine country of Sonoma, California. She's looking for a cottage with enough space for visiting family, but her best friend thinks a manageable townhouse would be a better fit. (Repeat).

A single mother is looking for a new place in Atlanta with some high-end taste. (Repeat).

A couple wants to expand their family, so they're looking for a spacious home in Washington D.C. Since he's in real estate, he's been lining up properties, but, according to her, they're not at all the kinds of homes she wants. (Repeat).

These empty nesters are looking for a vacation home in Aransas, Texas. She's hoping for a spacious house so they can host family, but he's pushing for a smaller beachfront condo where he can relax. (Repeat).

A single mother wants a mansion, but her friend tries to convince her to be more conservative. (Repeat).

A couple in Bloomington, Illinois, is under a time crunch to find a home before his relocation benefits expire, and their wedding arrives. She wants an affordable fixer to save for their big day, but he wants to spend big on turnkey. (Repeat).

Dannemora, N.Y. A prison escape so audacious it played out like a movie. Two inmates, the guards who helped from the inside, and three weeks with police hot on their heels. (Repeat).