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A $5 million scratch-off winner decides to slow things down by moving his young family to the rural property of his dreams in California. (Repeat).

Fran stopped by the grocery store for milk and came home multi-millionaire from a lottery win. Now, she and her partner Sharon are planning to retire and want to find their dream home in Suffield, Connecticut, with enough space to entertain their whole family. (Repeat).

Jackpot winners from California search for their dream home by the waterfront, with room for a boat and a pool. (Repeat).

Homes in the Hamptons are toured by a couple who have a long wish list, which includes a mother-in-law suite, separate entrance for their grown daughter and lots of bathrooms. (Repeat).

A couple who won a $180 million jackpot look for their country-style dream home in Riverside County, Cal., with help from host David Bromstad. Their wish list includes a large amount of acreage, a big kitchen, six or more bedrooms and in-law quarters. (Repeat).

The perfect family dream home is sought by $5 million Ohio Lottery winners who receive help from design expert David Bromstad. (Repeat).

A family is destroyed by secrets, lies, and abuses. (Repeat).

A former firefighter EMT says he can't seem to pick up the pieces after a tragic car accident that left one of his daughters dead. His oldest daughter claims her father has "extreme Munchausen." (Repeat).

A mother is diagnosed with Munchausen. (Repeat).

A man admits that his addiction has turned him into a con artist and brags how he can easily take money especially from his father. (Repeat).

Jerica claims that she has ten personalities that keep her safe from harm. (Repeat).

A woman claims she is in contact via online chats and texting with film industry legend Tyler Perry and that they are married. But she's never met the man she calls her new husband, although she has given him lots of money from her retirement fund. (Repeat).

Dr. Phil continues his conversation with a 22-year-old homeless woman and her parents; also: actress Vivica A. Fox talks about her debut memoir. (Repeat).

A woman confronts her parents for bringing drugs into their house when she was a teenager and persuading her to drop out of high school. Later, she learns that she was an unknowing accomplice in her father's shoplifting excursions. (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).

Defendant says while dating the plaintiff she constantly accused him of cheating, but soon discovered she was talking to other men—including her preacher. (Repeat).

A woman sues her former employee for an unpaid loan and claims that her boyfriend had an affair with her. (Repeat).

The plaintiff says while working with the defendant she was accused of stealing, but the defendant insists they were all stealing and that's why they got fired. (Repeat).

Jillian claims she created a juice that can cure any disease and illness. Angie claims the juice has cured her daughter's ADD/ADHD and lessened the severity of her 4-year-old son's autism. Brigitte also claims the juice has cleared up her psoriasis. However, Karin and Mikki claim Jillian's juice gave them violent diarrhea and caused both of them to have a stroke. (Repeat).

Treasure is 16-years-old, African-American, and aligns herself with Caucasians. Treasure has explained to producers that in her opinion, white people do not have any problems whatsoever. Treasure's mother, Monique, says she has no clue why Treasure began identifying as Caucasian as a small child and also has racist views against other African-Americans. (Repeat).

A former ventriloquist keeps hundreds of puppets in her home; a hoarder's daughter is not allowed inside his house. (Repeat).