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A competitive snowball fight leads to an eye injury; a woman seeks payment for the elaborate marriage proposal she was hired to arrange.

Club members go to court after one spreads nasty rumors about another; a woman sues her friend for using money meant for therapy on a trip instead.

A man is accused of cheating when he complains that his short-term rental is unusable due to renovations; exes blame each other for breaking a massage gun.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend's father for selling his property after he broke up with his daughter; a manager seeks compensation because a singer quit mid-tour.

Witness a killer's testimony and a defendant's reaction to having his bond revoked; a judge shows no mercy to a felon who blames her own daughter for her crimes.

A desperate defendant makes an impossible courthouse escape; a young man squares off in court--against his own parents; a heartbreaking victim impact statement from a devastated father; and more.

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

Funny gags on four legs.

A jacket from the first-ever Pro Bowl is brought into the shop; a 1965 Buick Riviera; St. Patrick's Day in the pawn shop.

A USGA rules of golf book from 1934 is brought into the shop; Rick checks out an organ owned by Steven Tyler; Chumlee and Corey make a little wager.

Mark fights for a spot in the Lanford High chamber orchestra; Jackie puts a lottery machine in the Lunch Box.

Dan and Jackie take a road trip to a hardware wholesaler in Oklahoma; Darlene heads out of town and leaves behind a plethora of to-do notes for Becky and Ben.

Three people, unconnected except to cases that Detective Benson investigated, are found ritualistically murdered.

When a baby is kidnapped from a grocery store, detectives Benson and Stabler discover it is part of a black-marketing of infants.

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A flawed envelope is an unlikely clue to identifying a killer who laced a water cooler with cyanide and caused the death of a woman.

Wayne Federman; Rob Little; Karen Rontowski; Mike Estime.

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Singers are sued for a refund because their speaker setup is blamed for a birthday party power outage; a dispute between exes over a business loan.

A man sues his ex-wife for ruining his expensive sweater at their son's birthday party; a neighbor's loud parties force a woman to move out of her duplex.

A woman cancels on her friend and sends her grandmother to the ballet in her place; a neighbor breaks a car window with a rock and blames a hawk.

A woman blames her goddaughter's mother for a necklace being flushed down the toilet; an influencer sues for being kicked out of a political fundraiser.

A defendant makes a serious threat in court and pays the price; a teen makes a desperate attempt to escape from the courtroom; a murder is committed by a judge.

A teen impersonating a cop takes the law into his own hands; family members of a murdered woman seek revenge in the courtroom; a high-speed chase ends with a heated court appearance.

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

Gags involving vehicles.

Pendants from the first two Super Bowls are brought into the shop; Rick and Corey check out a pair of Igorot spears; the Old Man gets flooded with birthday gifts.

A letter recovered from the United Flight 736 crash is brought into the shop; Rick examines some nozzles from the Queen Mary ocean liner; Rick finally makes Chum a manager.

Harris takes her anger out on Darlene; Dan and Louise spend an entire day in bed together.

Louise gets into a feud with Becky after accidentally sending a rude message in the family text thread; Darlene tries to spice up her sex life with Ben.

As the team investigates a convenience store robbery, the evidence leads them to an unusual pair of suspects, revealing a dark personal drama and another potential victim; Burgess slowly makes strides tackling her past trauma.

The murder weapon in the killing of a teenage boy is linked to a case Voight worked on 17 years ago; the victim's father wants Area Central Homicide to take the case.