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A couple on the verge of bankruptcy battles their stubborn, lazy son before he sinks the family business. (Repeat).

T-Pain and Jon Taffer travel to historic Old Town Sacramento to resurrect an owner haunted by the ghosts of his past, as well as his failures as an owner to put his own interests in front of his business. (Repeat).

Jon attempts to save the legendary Las Vegas speakeasy Capo's Restaurant and bring it back to its pre-pandemic glory. (Repeat).

Jon sends Phil Wills & Danny Trejo to Cleveland, TX, to help a pair of friends rescue their bar and their friendship amidst family fights and dying cockroaches. (Repeat).

Walden and Alan's attempt to take Herb's mind off his loneliness gets out of control when they party too hard. (Repeat).

Jake cheats on his girlfriend, Tammy, with her 18-year-old daughter, and the brouhaha that erupts doesn't spare Alan or Walden. (Repeat).

An argument with Charlie prompts Alan to take Jake and move in with Evelyn. Teddy: Robert Wagner. Nina: Simone Kessell. (Repeat).

Charlie may have a new career as a children's singing star. Artie: Richard Kind. Vicki: Ion Overman. Summer: Tina Morasco. Dakota: Lexi Jourden. (Repeat).

Charlie fights his attraction to his soon-to-be stepsister (Jenny McCarthy). Teddy: Robert Wagner. (Repeat).

Alan learns that it was Charlie who stole his high-school girlfriend years ago, and now he wants to get revenge. Gabrielle: Justine Eyre. Charity: Laura McLauchlin. (Repeat).

Charlie teaches Alan how to break up with a woman. Donna: Kimberly Quinn. Brenda: Eve Gordon. Georgia: Sandra Dee Robinson. Lilly: Gracie Maddox. (Repeat).

Rose returns from England and nurses a sick Charlie in her own unique way. Lulu: Cerina Vincent. Rose: Melanie Lynskey. (Repeat).

After more than thirty years of service as one of the Navy's top aviators, Pete "Maverick" Mitchell is where he belongs, pushing the envelope as a courageous test pilot and dodging the advancement in rank that would ground him. When he finds himself training a detachment of Top Gun graduates for a specialized mission, Maverick encounters Lt. Bradley Bradshaw, call sign: "Rooster," the son of Maver

After losing his friend, an impetuous Navy pilot is accepted into Miramar's elite Fighter School. There, the pilot engages in a romance with his instructor while competing against a rival student flier for the program's coveted award. (Repeat).

After more than thirty years of service as one of the Navy's top aviators, Pete "Maverick" Mitchell is where he belongs, pushing the envelope as a courageous test pilot and dodging the advancement in rank that would ground him. When he finds himself training a detachment of Top Gun graduates for a specialized mission, Maverick encounters Lt. Bradley Bradshaw, call sign: "Rooster," the son of Maver

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The locals are up in arms over a controversial lobster-tank game at a blue-collar watering hole. (Repeat).

Jon visits a struggling biker bar owned by a former tax accountant. (Repeat).

Jon helps a Staten Island, N.Y., bar that's being overrun by its customers. (Repeat).

Jon Taffer must convince a maternal figure to make her decisions like a business owner to save her struggling Las Vegas dive bar from closing its doors. (Repeat).

The crew is attacked in a brawl at a New York sports bar discovered by customers to be ripping them off. (Repeat).

Jon faces an absentee owner battling financial woes and mistreating female patrons. (Repeat).

A twerking, drinking, fighting staff threatens a once thriving bar, leaving Ashley and Robert Gaddy's future at a Crossroads. (Repeat).

A retired Vietnam vet bought a bar and bowling center as a tribute to his father, but the business is heading into the gutter. Now, his family's legacy is at stake, as his business is in danger of shutting down for good. (Repeat).

Jon helps distant owner Joe revitalize his late friend Raja's pizzeria and sports bar in the hopes of leaving the business to Raja's daughter and son. (Repeat).

Lyndsey's breakup with Alan leaves him crushed, so Walden tries to lift his spirits and help him get back on his feet. (Repeat).

Alan tries a more modern look when Walden attempts to help him out of his funk and jump back into the dating pool, but faces a moral dilemma after his new appearance attracts a married woman. (Repeat).

Alan dates a friend of Judith's, and the woman gossips about Judith's sex life. Herb: Ryan Stiles. Cynthia: Jessica Tuck. (Repeat).

Charlie and Jake go on a double date; and Charlie arranges a date with a prostitute for Alan. (Repeat).

Alan is afraid that Charlie's womanizing has reached a dangerous level. Mia: Emmanuelle Vaugier. Dr. Freeman: Jane Lynch. Pepper: Anastasia Roark. Gretchen: Andrea Bogart. Sam: Barry Livingston. Fred: Clint Carmichael. (Repeat).

While Alan plans Evelyn's wedding, Charlie plans his next conquest---his future stepsister (Jenny McCarthy). Teddy: Robert Wagner. Minister: Steve Tom. (Repeat).

George Eads has a cameo in this episode in which a CSI team investigates a death at Charlie's house. The script was written by "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" scribes Sarah Goldfinger and Evan Dunsky. Sloane Jagov: Jamie Rose. Wes Tosterone: Michael Lowry. Det. Henry Ketchum: John Burke. Coroner: Ping Wu. Jenna: Hope Allen. (Repeat).

Charlie falls for an older woman (Susan Blakely) who writes self-help books; and Alan and Jake fight about a school assignment. Jeremy: Coby McLaughlin. Mike: Jack Plotnick. Jon Cryer directed the episode. (Repeat).

After losing his friend, an impetuous Navy pilot is accepted into Miramar's elite Fighter School. There, the pilot engages in a romance with his instructor while competing against a rival student flier for the program's coveted award. (Repeat).

A boisterous bumbler vows to save his late father's auto-parts business with the aid of a prissy company man. (Repeat).

A cash-strapped teen spends a summer working at a ritzy country club in the hopes of earning a caddy scholarship. In order to succeed, he must first win the favor of the elitist Judge Smails, then the caddy golf tournament which the good judge sponsors. Meanwhile, the posh country club has to deal with a brash new member and a destructive gopher hell-bent on destroying their beloved golf course. (

Dirt is dished over a dirty dish: Tension boils over when a mysterious someone leaves a culinary mess in the office microwave. Meanwhile, Michael has trouble accepting that personnel changes were made without his knowledge. (Repeat).

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A failing dive bar in California has Jon tapping the owner's daughter to run the establishment. (Repeat).

Jon makes over one of the country's first karaoke bars, dealing with outdated decor, a hot-under-the-collar chef and an owner who's oblivious to what's going on in his place, and a hoarder to boot. (Repeat).

Guest Maria Menounos joins Taffer at a Los Angeles beer bar where massive debt and disagreements have triggered a family divide. (Repeat).

Jon helps a father and son run their bar more efficiently after the son fails to act as bar manager and the father struggles to run the day-to-day operations. (Repeat).

A retired pro-baseball player-turned-bar owner needs help dealing with his intoxicated staff. (Repeat).

Jon attempts to shock the life back into The Fifth's lethargic owner, who is suffocating from the weight of his deceased Father's failing legacy. (Repeat).

In Oakland, NFL legend Marshawn Lynch calls for help to get his family in line at his bar, Rob Ben's. (Repeat).

After a series of devastating losses, Jon must help an owner and her staff get back on track from their personal tragedies as well as a global pandemic. (Repeat).

In Jacksonville, Florida, Jon Taffer aims to rescue a bar suffering from a severe identity crisis and lack of leadership. (Repeat).

In the Season 10 finale, Walden goes out with a 22-year-old woman, but winds up becoming smitten with her grandmother. Meanwhile, Alan and Jake take a trip to bond as father and son. (Repeat).

Alan gets a surprise visit from Charlie's daughter, Jenny (Amber Tamblyn), in the Season 11 premiere, and it's clear this hard-partying, sapphic 25-year-old takes after her old man. (Repeat).

In the fifth-season finale, Charlie is tempted when he meets the daughter of the older woman (Susan Blakely) he is dating. Dr. Freeman: Jane Lynch. (Repeat).

In the sixth-season opener, Charlie runs into an ex-girlfriend (Rena Sofer) whose son bears a striking resemblance to him. Russell: Martin Mull. Chuck: Aaron Refvem. Brenda: Meeghan Holaway. Clive: Brendan Patrick Connor. (Repeat).

Alan loans Charlie money, but takes things a step too far when he tries to get the cash back. Herb: Ryan Stiles. Ginger: Lisa Jay. (Repeat).

It's a series of firsts for the guys as Charlie attempts cooking, Alan tries dating two women at the same time, and Jake takes a swig of beer. Katie: Bridget Flanery. Angela: Helena Mattsson. Stephanie: Nikita Ager. (Repeat).

Charlie romances Alan's receptionist, and Alan has a bad feeling about the outcome. Melissa: Kelly Stables. (Repeat).

Charlie tries to help Jake's former teacher, who became a stripper after dating him, but things go from bad to worse when she has a religious conversion. (Repeat).

A boisterous bumbler vows to save his late father's auto-parts business with the aid of a prissy company man. (Repeat).

A cash-strapped teen spends a summer working at a ritzy country club in the hopes of earning a caddy scholarship. In order to succeed, he must first win the favor of the elitist Judge Smails, then the caddy golf tournament which the good judge sponsors. Meanwhile, the posh country club has to deal with a brash new member and a destructive gopher hell-bent on destroying their beloved golf course. (

Luke Wilson, Vince Vaughn and Will Ferrell star in this raucous comedy reminiscent of "Animal House." They play three disillusioned men who decide to start a fraternity near their old college in an effort to recapture their youth. (Repeat).

In Jacksonville, Florida, Jon Taffer aims to rescue a bar suffering from a severe identity crisis and lack of leadership. (Repeat).

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Two muscle-bound managers at a Houston establishment get Jon's help in mending their friendship. (Repeat).

Jon tackles a bar that has literally split in half to settle the score between feuding owners. (Repeat).

A visit to a Missouri sports bar has Jon trying to unite the timid owner and the belligerent bartenders in a common cause. (Repeat).

Jon battles an apathetic owner who would prefer to vape in the corner than engage his bar patrons. (Repeat).

Jon Taffer heads to Puerto Rico, where he sets out to help a small community hit hard by two hurricanes. (Repeat).

After years of running a successful bar in Las Vegas, all bets are off for an owner who spends more time drinking than running his bar. (Repeat).

Jon Taffer tries to save a failing pizza bar. (Repeat).

Jon helps an owner who battled childhood illness and the loss of his father learn how to run a bar and manage a business. (Repeat).

Jon heads to Loveland, CO, to help an overworked, overbearing owner who is buried in debt take a step back, delegate tasks and let his hardworking staff shine. (Repeat).

Jenny moves in with Evelyn and her boyfriend, Marty, when space in Walden's house is limited. Meanwhile, Alan becomes Lyndsey's "other man." (Repeat).

Berta injures her back at work, and Alan and Walden wonder if it's time for her to retire. (Repeat).

Alan jumps at another chance with Judith after she sends Herb (Ryan Stiles) packing. (Repeat).

Alan tries to dodge Judith, who has become a little too needy, while Charlie and Herb go out in search of women. (Repeat).

Charlie's new flame wants him to spend the night at her place. Meanwhile, Alan attempts to impose a punishment on Jake. (Repeat).

Jake disappears with the daughter of Charlie's new neighbor, a former NFL player (Michael Clarke Duncan), and Charlie scrambles---and fumbles---to cover for him. Meanwhile, Charlie's Mercedes helps Alan get a hot date. (Repeat).

Alan considers early retirement when Evelyn offers to foot the bill for Jake's college education. (Repeat).

When Charlie's old friend and fellow womanizer (Emilio Estevez) dies, Charlie takes a hard look at his own lifestyle. James Earl Jones has a cameo. (Repeat).

A former slave-turned-hired gun teams up with a German bounty hunter in order to free his wife from a tyrannical plantation owner. However, their mission is complicated by the plantation's traitorous house slave. (Repeat).

In this exciting thriller based on the hit '80s TV series, an ex-Black Ops agent emerges from self-imposed retirement and decides to help the downtrodden after he saves a young woman from vicious Russian gangsters. (Repeat).

In the heart of Texas, Jon must help an owner figure out how to be a better boss and help her personal assistant step up to lead the bar. (Repeat).

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Featuring a New Jersey bar, whose owner keeps kicking people out. (Repeat).

The death of a marine leads the team to a government think tank that uses child prodigies, and one of the young participants could be the killer's next target. Krista Dalton: Lisa Sheridan. (Repeat).

The enlisted son of a retired colonel who became a preacher is found dead, and the team believes he was the victim of a hate crime. Meanwhile, Gibbs' father (Ralph Waite) visits, and Gibbs is perplexed by his unusual behavior. (Repeat).

The team investigates the mysterious murder of a Navy pilot, and the case has them battling an attorney (Rena Sofer) who has a grudge against Gibbs. (Repeat).

A single mom and her two sons move to a new town that turns out to be home to a group of teen vampires. After the older brother is turned into a bloodsucker, the younger brother teams with two guys who work a local comic-book store to save him. (Repeat).

Newlyweds are killed suddenly and don't realize it until a city family moves in and redecorates their beloved New England country house. Since they are not expert enough to scare anyone, they seek the advice of an unsavory self-proclaimed "bio-exorcist." (Repeat).

Newlyweds are killed suddenly and don't realize it until a city family moves in and redecorates their beloved New England country house. Since they are not expert enough to scare anyone, they seek the advice of an unsavory self-proclaimed "bio-exorcist." (Repeat).

Newlyweds are killed suddenly and don't realize it until a city family moves in and redecorates their beloved New England country house. Since they are not expert enough to scare anyone, they seek the advice of an unsavory self-proclaimed "bio-exorcist." (Repeat).

Newlyweds are killed suddenly and don't realize it until a city family moves in and redecorates their beloved New England country house. Since they are not expert enough to scare anyone, they seek the advice of an unsavory self-proclaimed "bio-exorcist." (Repeat).