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"Rocket Man"; "Fall Is in the Air"; "Bark to Order.".

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A woman sues a content creator for live-streaming a family fight at a funeral; roommates end up in court over a neglected fish-tank.

A woman sues her next-door neighbor for hitting her dog with a water bottle; a guest accuses a party host of intentionally pushing her into the pool.

A man sues his father for throwing away a signed, limited edition movie poster; a roommate is blamed when a collectible lightsaber is damaged during a party.

Neighbors end up in court after a dog leaves paw prints on a newly paved driveway; dispute over who is to blame for a car accident during a test drive.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for not paying his share of several mortgage payments, but he argues that she owes him for getting him fired from his new job.

Crimes from across the country that have been captured by ordinary people on their smartphones; stories of victims, witnesses, law enforcement and the videographers themselves.

Classic 1965 Shelby racecar; a World War II period ship's clock might not tick; a collection of megalodon teeth.

Pricing John Hancock's signature; the guys have a chance to buy what is claimed to be an authentic Indiana Jones bullwhip.

A sudden turn of events forces the Conners to face the daily struggles of life in Lanford in a way they never have before.

Darlene gets one surprise after another when David introduces his girlfriend at a parent-teacher conference and mentions that Mark and Harris will be spending the weekend with them; Dan hires Becky to help out at work.

Detectives interrogate a man who accuses his wife (Josie Bissett) of endangering the life of their unborn child through excessive drinking.

Detectives investigate the murder of a gay man who was the poster boy for sexual re-education.

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Rudy Rush; Flip Schultz; Jeff Dye; Sarah Tiana.

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"Hot Dog Day Afternoon"; "Third Hand's the Charm"; "Pop Up on the Roof.".

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Ruined selvedge jeans are at the center of a dispute between cousins; fraudulent beach volleyball court fees.

A woman is sued for kicking her boyfriend of ten years out of their home after she accused him of cheating while she paid all the bills.

A woman sues when putrid-smelling floral arrangements ruin a graduation dinner; cousins argue over incomplete travel documents and a missed flight.

A woman accuses her ex-friend of betraying her in order to get an event planning gig; a race to the restroom ends with a shattered television.

An unwanted kiss leads to mono, an internet rant and accusations of defamation; a personal assistant blames her demanding boss for her mental health crisis.

Crimes from across the country that have been captured by ordinary people on their smartphones; stories of victims, witnesses, law enforcement and the videographers themselves.

The guys have a chance to buy a mysterious, 17th-century treasure chest that no one can open; World War I three-sided trench knife; Rick and Corey play a prank on the Old Man.

Checking the authenticity of a map of Colonial Boston; Chumlee's purchase of fake art upsets Rick; the shop might buy its first airplane.

An email from the school banning certain Halloween costumes, including Mark's, sets off an argument between Dan and Darlene; Jackie introduces someone to the family at the Halloween party and insists that Dan vet him, but she immediately regrets it.

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.

With Voight sidelined, Antonio and Ruzek clash as Intelligence races to solve a high-stakes case involving a series of overdose deaths caused by bad heroin.

Atwater's worlds collide when a shooting at the building he owns in Burnside leaves a child dead; Atwater must confront his relationship with his father, Lew, as the brutal case forces them together.

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Stephen Thomas; Sammy Obeid; Kivi Rogers; Marianne Sierk.

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The Just for Laughs Festival has been a staple of the Canadian comedy scene for more than 30 years. Now, the festival lends its famous name to this hidden-camera prank show starring a Quebec-based troupe. Canada is the stage and its inhabitants are the characters -- some might say victims -- for the "Candid Camera"-style pranks featured on the half-hour series. Although the pranks last just a few

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A woman sues her ex-landlord for unfairly evicting her after she rejected his advances, but he argues that she owes him after leaving the rental unit reeking of weed.

Sisters end up in court after a child was given a home remedy for his stomach ache, but actually needed emergency care for a ruptured appendix.

A daughter sues when she finds out that the babysitting money she earned for college was spent by her mother instead.

A dispute over who is responsible for repairs after teens wreck a car; a white unicorn is ordered for a birthday party, but a brown pony arrives instead.

An unusual attempt at conception ends in disappointment and a lawsuit for false advertisement; a woman sues after a dog bites her young son.

Crimes from across the country that have been captured by ordinary people on their smartphones; stories of victims, witnesses, law enforcement and the videographers themselves.

Rick is offered a patchwork quilt made from celebrity autographs; an 1845 Harpers Ferry musket; a scientist is selling ATM receipts from the South Pole; barber chair from Sweeney Todd.

A 1970 wooden crossbow that hasn't been fired in almost 40 years; Playboy magazine collection; a $10,000 ormolu "Death Clock.".

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.

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.

Two suspects are arrested for the murder of a millionaire 15 years after the crime was committed.

The mysterious and near fatal shooting of an America security analyst outside Washington, DC may be linked to the murder of a Russian agent in London.