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Brothers end up in court over proceeds from the sale of collectible cards; pet owner withholds payment from dog walker due to failed weight loss results.

A customer blames a boutique owner because a dispute led to a broken phone; a man sues a restaurateur after a failed proposal had unintended consequences.

A groom and his bride-to-be sue his ex-wife for encouraging his 9-year-old daughter to sabotage his pending nuptials and lash out at his fiancée.

Man seeks compensation from parking lot owner after his laptop is stolen; a poultry farmer sues customer for stopping payment on delivered emu eggs.

The husband and father of a murdered family attacks their killer in court; a judge has no patience for a foul-mouthed defendant; a convicted drunk driver begs the judge for mercy.

The family of a DUI victim screams at the defendant; a Sovereign Citizen argues with the judge over bond; a sexual assault victim is interviewed by her attacker in court.

Three contestants put their pop culture knowledge to the test to complete crosswords based on the iconic puzzles in People Magazine.

Criminal Granny; Ear-a-gation; Take My Hand.

A guitar signed by bass player Garry Tallent arrives at the shop; Rick examines a replica of a 1964 Peace Dollar; Rick challenges Chum to a paper airplane contest.

Corey and Chumlee must decide whether to purchase a Gene Autry guitar; Rick eyes a portrait by Red Skelton; Chumlee wants to sell his shoe collection in the shop.

Darlene and Ben go apartment hunting; Jackie and Becky take Beverly Rose on a road trip to Mexico to meet her father for the first time; Dan reluctantly shares his financial troubles with Louise.

The Conners are dealing with the pandemic and life's financial troubles; the Lunch Box is closed for everything but takeout and delivery; Becky and Darlene are both forced to search for additional income at the newly reopened Wellman Plastics plant.

When a wife calls 911 to report her husband has been shot on a country road in Texas, officers rush to the scene.

Recently uncovered pages from John Hinckley Jr.'s diary, which he began writing after he was arrested for trying to assassinate President Ronald Reagan; an interview with the officer who questioned Hinckley after the attempted assassination.

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An ATM transaction allows Texas detectives to pinpoint a suspect in the slaying of a teacher, but a shoelace stolen from the victim's home proves to be the tie that binds her killer to the crime.

Erin Jackson; Brad Trackman; Guy Branum; Jeffrey Garcia.

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Pastor sues property developer for defamation after she vilified him on social media, damaging his reputation and community outreach programs.

Neighbors end up in court over a broken garbage can and trash fines; a woman sues for the balance of her contract, saying she was unfairly fired.

Landlord refuses to pay for unapproved out-of-pocket repairs his tenant made to her apartment since they were purely cosmetic in nature.

A man accuses his neighbor of poisoning his precious willow tree; professional photographer sues his client for breaking his camera lens.

The stepfather of a murder victim causes chaos in the court; a defendant throws a temper tantrum during a virtual hearing; a victim's parents confront the parents of a teacher who slept with their teenage son.

A convicted quadruple murderer argues with the judge; a pastor who stole from his church hears from his congregation; a man who murdered his grandparents becomes disorderly in the courtroom.

Three contestants put their pop culture knowledge to the test to complete crosswords based on the iconic puzzles in People Magazine.

Dog Gone It; Parking Fans; Ketchup Cop.

A 1907 Saint-Gaudens coin makes its way onto the counters; a vintage pair of Ray-Ban sunglasses owned by President George Bush, Sr. comes in; Rick finds Chum's secret stash in the back.

A signed, limited-edition copy of "Seven Years in Tibet" enters the shop; Corey and Chumlee yuk it up over a Three Stooges promotional projector; Chumlee seeks new policies to liven up the beginning of the work week.

Mary is devastated that Halloween has been canceled by the city, so Darlene and Becky enlist Jackie and the rest of the family to create an unforgettable experience; Mark goes toe-to-toe with a kid at school who doesn't believe in wearing a mask.

Darlene isolates herself from her co-workers at Wellman Plastics, leaving them with the impression she is an elitist snob; Louise decides to teach Harris an expensive life lesson; Jackie is determined to keep the restaurant running.

Dawson tries to find balance with Lt. Casey; Mills deals with a future without the squad; Severide faces his demons; the Molly's crew meets with a city inspector.

Casey deals with the fallout from his sister's divorce; Dawson and Mills settle into their new roles at the station; Brett can't decide what she wants to do; the Molly's crew struggles to get the food truck started.