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A psychic facilitates a dead banker's return to protect his girlfriend from the man who murdered him. (Repeat).

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Every 3 seconds an American's identity is stolen. Just how safe is your 401k? Your bank account? Your home? Your credit? Crime Reporter Tom Morris Jr. investigates the identity theft epidemic. Find out how you can help protect yourself with LifeLock.

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Are you making the most of your Medicare coverage? In this program you will learn about the variety of Humana Medicare plans designed to fit your needs, your lifestyle, and your budget.

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A Denver pool hall owned by a proud immigrant gets help. (Repeat).

The owner of The Gallopin' Goose ruined his marriage and his bar's reputation when he had an illicit affair that resulted in a child. (Repeat).

A sibling rivalry between two identical twins presents Jon with a challenging rescue. (Repeat).

A family-owned bar faces shutdown due to a son's excessive drinking and resulting bad management. (Repeat).

Two scientists struggle with the correct formula to run a successful bar. (Repeat).

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

In his second-ever re-rescue, Jon Taffer returns to Champagne's Cafe to help the struggling bar survive the pandemic and maintain its Las Vegas legacy. (Repeat).

VFW Post 6216 - Albuquerque, NM * Jon sets out on a rescue close to his heart when he attempts to boost membership and raise funds for a struggling New Mexico VFW post. (Repeat).

Jon heads to Sanford, Florida to revitalize a retro-arcade bar that is falling apart and an owner who has an excuse for everything. (Repeat).

Alan starts paying his girlfriend's bills and runs into financial problems. (Repeat).

Alan's girlfriend (April Bowlby) moves in with him, and the new situation creates tension in the house. (Repeat).

While Alan rushes to Kandi, who's living with Judith, to try and win his girlfriend back, Charlie sleeps with Kandi's mother (Gail O'Grady). Meanwhile, Kandi sets Judith up on a date with her dad (Kevin Sorbo). Kandi: April Bowlby. (Repeat).

Alan falls for Jake's teacher (Julia Campbell), whose intelligence is a refreshing change from Kandi's flakiness. Meanwhile, Charlie helps Jake with his audition for the school musical. (Repeat).

When a girl (Stephanie Brown) invites Jake to his first boy-girl party, Charlie robs Alan of the chance to offer his son advice on women by beating him to the task. Alan also feels slighted that Charlie never gave him that much-needed advice in their youth. Ricky: Ralph Cole Jr. (Repeat).

Part 1 of two. Mia's dance troupe is in town and she reserves four ballet tickets for the Harpers, but Charlie is suspicious of her motives for seeing him again. Jennifer: Cheyenne Casebier. Theresa: Maria Tornberg. Mia: Emmanuelle Vaugier. (Repeat).

Conclusion. As Charlie and Mia make wedding plans, Alan and Jake are concerned about where they will live. And Rose doesn't take the wedding news well. Leon: John Vance. Rev. Yarnell: Steven Shaw. (Repeat).

Charlie settles back into his old bachelor ways until Alan faces an emotional crisis. Sally: Marisa Tayui. Tina: Sandra McCoy. Cindy: Mia Kelly. Marie: Katie Weaver. (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).

An army of alien spaceships attack Earth and threaten to destroy the human race, but a handful of survivors band together to stop the invasion. (Repeat).

Jon Taffer attempts to rescue a bar in Tucson, Arizona, whose owner has let the bar fall into disrepair despite the efforts of her skilled staff. (Repeat).

Jon heads to Sanford, Florida to revitalize a retro-arcade bar that is falling apart and an owner who has an excuse for everything. (Repeat).

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Every 3 seconds an American's identity is stolen. Just how safe is your 401k? Your bank account? Your home? Your credit? Crime Reporter Tom Morris Jr. investigates the identity theft epidemic. Find out how you can help protect yourself with LifeLock.

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A family's Ohio bar needs help. (Repeat).

A "horror bar" run by two former rock musicians gets help. (Repeat).

The owner of a British pub begins drinking away his profits and gambling away his income following the death of his mother, forcing Jon to intervene. (Repeat).

Jon encounters some out-of-control bartenders too busy dancing on the bar top to pour drinks. (Repeat).

Jon Taffer tries to convince a foul-mouthed owner to change his ways before the bar he owns with his ex-wife shuts down for good. (Repeat).

The owners of the China Grove Trading Post bought the bar to provide for their daughter's future, but her spoiled, lazy attitude threatens to sink the whole business. (Repeat).

An owner evokes the wrath of Jon and his staff because of his passive approach towards running his bar. (Repeat).

Jon heads to Meridian, Idaho, where he confronts the staff of The Hideaway Bar & Grill for enabling the owner's questionable behavior, which is impacting the business. (Repeat).

Jon Taffer attempts to rescue a bar in Tucson, Arizona, whose owner has let the bar fall into disrepair despite the efforts of her skilled staff. (Repeat).

Charlie finally tells Alan that he ended it with Mia because she wanted Alan and Jake to move out. Meanwhile, Charlie has problems with his neighbor, rocker Steven Tyler (who appears in a cameo). (Repeat).

Charlie nearly drowns while surfing and has a vision of his father's floating head, which tells him to do the unthinkable---take care of his mother. (Repeat).

Alan threatens to get legal representation if Kandi doesn't agree to joint custody of their dog, until he learns that Kandi's lawyer (Christopher Neiman) is the cutthroat who helped Judith in their settlement. Officer No. 1: Andre Ware. Officer No. 2: Michael Patrick McGill. (Repeat).

When Judith announces she's remarrying, Charlie and Alan find themselves helping her fiancé (Ryan Stiles) get over his cold feet so that Alan will finally be free from paying alimony. (Repeat).

Charlie dates a woman (Katherine LaNasa) whose personality is unbelievably similar to his mother's, and everyone sees it except Charlie. Bobby: James Edson. Andy: Andy Pessoa. Joey: Brandon Killham. (Repeat).

Charlie goes with Berta to help her confront the man who impregnated her daughter (Sara Rue), who comes to the house to help Berta clean. Meanwhile, Alan has an unusual fetish. Ronald Wiedermeier: Andy Mackenzie. Darlene Wiedermeier: Julianne Grossman. (Repeat).

Alan has insomnia but refuses to take pills, opting for a visit to his psychiatrist (Jane Lynch), who reveals that the cause is Alan's jealously of Charlie and his ability to glide through life. Taylor: Melanie Abramoff. Kelly: Kelly King. Officer Roberts: Bruno Amato. (Repeat).

Charlie gets tired of Alan's mooching and reaches the breaking point during the brothers' double date. Nina: Rachel Cannon. Vicki: Danielle Bisutti. Gordon: J.D. Walsh. Bobby: James Edson. (Repeat).

An army of alien spaceships attack Earth and threaten to destroy the human race, but a handful of survivors band together to stop the invasion. (Repeat).

From Roland Emmerich, the director of "Independence Day," comes a thrilling and spectacular disaster movie in which global warming triggers a new ice age. Dennis Quaid stars as a climatologist searching for his son in a frozen New York. Jake Gyllenhaal, Ian Holm, Emmy Rossum, Sela Ward. (Repeat).

A breathtakingly paced remake of the 1969 caper film starring Michael Caine, with a gang of thieves out to retake some gold that was stolen from them after they pilfered it from a palazzo in Venice. The film features exciting chase scenes involving Mini Coopers racing through metropolitan Los Angeles. (Repeat).

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Jon tries to help a music venue in Chicago, which is run by two sibling managers who don't see eye-to-eye. (Repeat).

Gibbs and Fornell work together when an NCIS polygraph specialist's night job is connected to a murder. (Repeat).

The sister of a murder victim disappears, and Tony throws himself into the case as he's drawn to the woman, though they have never met. (Repeat).

The case of a marine's murder turns into the search for a serial killer. Meanwhile, Abby travels to Mexico to deliver a speech, and McGee accompanies her. (Repeat).

A stranger shows up on the Addams' doorstep, claiming to be a long-lost uncle. However, he is really a ringer in cahoots with a lawyer; and the two are trying to dupe the ghoulish family out of their fortune. (Repeat).

The spooky clan welcome a newborn and hire a bachelor-murdering nanny who's out to inherit Uncle Fester's fortune. Wednesday and Pugsley are on to her, so she convinces Gomez and Morticia to send them away to an inane summer camp. (Repeat).

A stranger shows up on the Addams' doorstep, claiming to be a long-lost uncle. However, he is really a ringer in cahoots with a lawyer; and the two are trying to dupe the ghoulish family out of their fortune. (Repeat).

The spooky clan welcome a newborn and hire a bachelor-murdering nanny who's out to inherit Uncle Fester's fortune. Wednesday and Pugsley are on to her, so she convinces Gomez and Morticia to send them away to an inane summer camp. (Repeat).

A stranger shows up on the Addams' doorstep, claiming to be a long-lost uncle. However, he is really a ringer in cahoots with a lawyer; and the two are trying to dupe the ghoulish family out of their fortune. (Repeat).

The spooky clan welcome a newborn and hire a bachelor-murdering nanny who's out to inherit Uncle Fester's fortune. Wednesday and Pugsley are on to her, so she convinces Gomez and Morticia to send them away to an inane summer camp. (Repeat).

A stranger shows up on the Addams' doorstep, claiming to be a long-lost uncle. However, he is really a ringer in cahoots with a lawyer; and the two are trying to dupe the ghoulish family out of their fortune. (Repeat).

The spooky clan welcome a newborn and hire a bachelor-murdering nanny who's out to inherit Uncle Fester's fortune. Wednesday and Pugsley are on to her, so she convinces Gomez and Morticia to send them away to an inane summer camp. (Repeat).

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Jon tries to revamp a former strip club in California. His mission is complicated when the head bartender is caught stealing. (Repeat).

A retired rock star calls on Taffer to amp up his struggling live-music venue. (Repeat).

Jon faces a lackluster and stubborn landlord forced to become a Chicago sports bar owner after a previous tenant stopped paying rent. (Repeat).

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

Jon Taffer needs to rescue a failing bar in Houston, TX, whose owner turned his life upside down to buy a bar near an ailing lifelong friend. (Repeat).

Megahit about intrepid archaeologist Indiana Jones, who in 1936 is sent on a mission to locate the elusive Ark of the Covenant. The storied treasure is said to make those who possess it invincible, and the U.S. Government wants Jones to find it before the Nazis do. (Repeat).

Indy gets help from a feisty heroine and a sawed-off sidekick in this "Raiders" prequel featuring a sacred jewel, a bloodthirsty cult, human sacrifices, runaway mining cars, a chamber of scorpions and a perilous bridge. (Repeat).

In this rip-roaring third installment of the Indiana Jones saga, Indy's chance discovery of a detailed diary reunites him with his long-lost archaeologist father. Both seek to uncover the whereabouts of the fabled Holy Grail while contending with an alluring undercover Nazi agent. Look for a exhilarating prequel sequence demonstrating how a then-teenaged Indy got his phobia of snakes. (Repeat).

Megahit about intrepid archaeologist Indiana Jones, who in 1936 is sent on a mission to locate the elusive Ark of the Covenant. The storied treasure is said to make those who possess it invincible, and the U.S. Government wants Jones to find it before the Nazis do. (Repeat).

In this rip-roaring third installment of the Indiana Jones saga, Indy's chance discovery of a detailed diary reunites him with his long-lost archaeologist father. Both seek to uncover the whereabouts of the fabled Holy Grail while contending with an alluring undercover Nazi agent. Look for a exhilarating prequel sequence demonstrating how a then-teenaged Indy got his phobia of snakes. (Repeat).

Indy gets help from a feisty heroine and a sawed-off sidekick in this "Raiders" prequel featuring a sacred jewel, a bloodthirsty cult, human sacrifices, runaway mining cars, a chamber of scorpions and a perilous bridge. (Repeat).

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

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

A struggling military bar and its distrustful owner get a visit from Taffer. (Repeat).

A bar owner is discovered by Taffer to be withholding employee paychecks. (Repeat).

Jon Taffer has one of his biggest challenges to date, getting the UNLV hospitality students ready for the real world in just one week. (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).

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).

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 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).

Charlie's latest lover takes over his house and pushes Berta's buttons by treating her like a maid, and he is too influenced by sex to stop her. Meanwhile, Alan's distracted from trying to get Kandi to agree to sell their condo after she asks him for sex. (Repeat).

Charlie discovers that Alan has been secretly dating Berta's daughter (Sara Rue) and worries about how Berta will take the news, but he and Alan are taken by surprise by her uncharacteristic reaction. Hector: Marco Sanchez. (Repeat).

Alan confronts Judith when Jake mentions that he hears his mom and Herb (Ryan Stiles) having sex; Charlie discovers that he's repressed his own memory involving his mom and a sexual partner. Hiroshi: Sab Shimono. (Repeat).

Charlie's new neighbor (guest star Brooke Shields) seems uncannily like Alan, which prompts Charlie to try and fix them up with the hope that they'll fall in love---and he'll get rid of Alan. Vanessa: Deprise D. Brescia. Eva: Carly Thomas. (Repeat).

Charlie thinks Rose is joking when she says she's moving to London, but then he finds out it's true and realizes he's taken her for granted. Meanwhile, Alan hits it off with his online date (Allison Janney), but he tells her that the house is his and that he's a chiropractor to the stars. Sheri: Andrea Lynn Silvers. (Repeat).

Charlie starts dating a 24-year-old named Robin (Brooke D'Orsay) and Alan warns him that he's too old to keep up. Charlie not only ignores his brother, but he talks Alan into a double date with one of Robin's young friends. Donna: Morgan Fairchild. Megan: Molly Morgan. (Repeat).

Evelyn complains about the lack of mourning at a friend's funeral, leading Charlie and Alan to be brutally honest with her about what hers could be like because of how she treats people. But they discover that not everyone feels the same way about her when they drop by on her birthday. (Repeat).

When Jake takes down his Harry Potter posters and replaces them with pictures of women, Alan feels like he's losing his little boy and has a midlife crisis. Rodney: Frankie Jay Allison. Detective: Ben Hermes. Kandi: April Bowlby. (Repeat).