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A house sitter sues after her belongings are left on the sidewalk by the returning homeowner, who said she could store them until she found a place to live.

A woman blames her neighbor for her son getting attacked by bees; a barbecue sauce maker sues a customer who canceled a large order at the last minute.

Cousins argue over electricity and property damage; a man blames his ex for their son missing a tournament because she wouldn't let his girlfriend chaperone.

A bride is injured when an aerial stunt at her wedding goes horribly wrong; a tutor is blamed after a collectible he confiscated from a student is stolen.

A man impersonating a police officer wreaks havoc; fists fly in a courtroom; a defendant looks for justice and a pair of pants.

A murder trial descends into chaos and confusion; an aspiring country singer gets stage fright in bond court; a career criminal attempts to teach a fellow defendant a life lesson.

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

On this hidden-camera prank show, everyday people get caught up in gags with hilarious consequences.

The most famous finds in the shop's history, including a 40-year-old Bob Dylan album, molds of Joe DiMaggio and John McGraw's busts, a book printed by Benjamin Franklin, a suit worn by James Brown, and a program from the first NFL championship game.

A robotic Japanese monkey; a painting that reveals Glenn Ford's love affair with Marilyn Monroe; a wooden oil barrel from the 1800s; a Ming Dynasty Kuan banknote.

When Geena learns that D.J. hasn't been taking Mary to church, she insists they go as a family; Mark's attempt to conduct an unbiased survey on the upcoming election for his school project goes south when Jackie volunteers to help.

A member of the family makes a life-changing announcement; Dan suspects Becky isn't holding up her end of the bargain with regard to her drinking; Darlene continues to look for a job; Jackie offers English lessons to a busboy.

The death of a boy and his abusive guardian leads the detectives to a travel agency specializing in exotic trips for sexual predators.

Detectives Benson and Stabler hunt for the fiend who raped and impregnated a comatose patient; the trail leads them to a doctor (Bruce Davison) whose stem cell research is funded by a billionaire with Parkinson's disease.

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When friends see a woman in the back of a car flailing her arms and screaming, they assume she is having fun, but when they later come upon a jacket and a pool of blood, they realize they witnessed an abduction in progress.

Ruperto Vanderpool; Ralphie May; Bret Ernst; Maureen Langan.

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A woman sues an art studio owner for selling the painting she left behind after a painting class; friends end up in court after children stain and damage furniture.

A man sues his jealous ex-girlfriend for impersonating him and sending his boss a scathing email that got him fired.

A woman insists the house she purchased is haunted, and she wants her deposit back because it wasn't disclosed; a mother seeks back rent from her daughter.

A man hires a fake girlfriend, but she bonds with his family, causing his real girlfriend to break things off; a tourist sues after crashing a rented golf cart.

An impossible interrogation room escape; a drunken driver keeps getting off; a judge strikes fear in everyone who appears before her.

A shocking recording seals the fate of a man accused of murdering his wife; a defendant's cookie craving turns bloody; a convicted murderer admits to a horrific crime to protect his son.

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

On this hidden-camera prank show, everyday people get caught up in gags with hilarious consequences.

Cool Hollywood items, including a letter terminating Marilyn Monroe's contract, the 1951 Chevy convertible driven by Steve McQueen in his final film, unpublished photographs of Paul Newman, a prop from "Cleopatra," and Indiana Jones' whip.

A set of 1814 naval history books from John Adams' personal library; an electronic cigar box guitar signed by musician Sammy Hagar; a 1901 coin sorter.

Jackie convinces Dan to build a chicken coop in the backyard, so the family can eat organic eggs; Becky meets with Andrea for the first time since the surrogacy mishap; Darlene deals with a sleazy customer at her casino job.

Dan questions Peter's motives when he learns about the pricey Christmas gift Jackie purchased for her new, unemployed beau; Mark and Mary write up their Christmas wish lists; Darlene receives advice from an unlikely source.

Burgess finds heroin in a duffel bag belonging to a mild-mannered and respected college professor; Roman talks to Platt about his career; Halstead takes an off-duty security job working for the attractive owner of a medical marijuana clinic.

After a series of deadly ambushes, the team goes undercover to bring down a dangerous new drug dealer who is determined to push out the competition; Ruzek's informant proves to be a loose cannon, which could upset the whole operation.