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The only lead to finding a serial killer on the loose is a bloody fingerprint on the body of a victim.

Erin Foley; Matt Baetz; James Johann; Jimmie "J.J." Walker.

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Long simmering tensions explode when a woman and her husband sue her mother after the guest house they rented from her burns in the L.A. fires.

A woman blames a road trip companion for the open-container ticket she receives; a tenant must move because of noisy drill-team practices.

An anniversary photo is used without consent for a charity billboard; a bakery owner is blamed after a gender reveal mix-up leads to the wrong nursery decor.

Woman sues her wealthy ex for pretending to be broke and accepting her money without any intention of paying her back.

A defendant strips naked; the family of a murder victim attacks.

A convicted triple murderer battles with the judge during sentencing; a shirtless defendant fires his lawyer; a sleepy jailbird calls the judge her best friend.

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

Sign Here Please; Finger Liking Good; Ejection Seat.

Rick and Chumlee are drawn to an original "Rocky and Bullwinkle Show" sketch; Rick inspects a possible first edition of Richard Nixon's memoirs; Chumlee tries his hand at wheeling and dealing.

A signed handwritten letter from James Monroe comes into the shop; Corey and Chumlee make a move for an authentic promotional Playboy chair; Chumlee tries to remake himself in the image of Hugh Hefner.

Harris brings home her new friend, Josh, leaving the family questioning his intentions; Becky and Ben's attempt to build a closet stirs up family drama.

Darlene earns a promotion at Wellman Plastics; Ben decides on a new career path; Jackie tries an herbal tea and it leads to an emotional revelation.

A man uses a dating site to meet and murder a college student.

An investigation of abuse allegations against one of the owners of religious reform school Circle of Hope.

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Tests reveal the race, eye color and hair color of the person responsible for killing two young women on Halloween night.

Matt Baetz; Paula Bel; Hampton Yount; Mike E. Winfield.

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The emotional conclusion to a family dispute after a couple's guest house burns in the L.A. fires.

A woman sues a good Samaritan for parking her car in a tow-away zone during a medical emergency; a singer blames a friend's public outburst for the cancellation of a gig.

A designer loses high-end clients after he rebuffs a yoga instructor's advances; a single mom sues her child's father for claiming their daughter on his taxes.

Dating an ex-con ends with a woman seeking a refund for the money she paid to help him get back on his feet; an ex-boyfriend is blamed for a ski injury.

A grieving uncle screams at his sister-in-law in court over his missing nephew; an autoworker checks in to his virtual hearing from the assembly line; a road rage killer blames his victim.

An accused sex offender masturbates in virtual court; a defendant begs the judge to let him go home to take care of his dog; a convicted murderer tells the judge to hurry up during sentencing.

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

Keeping Dad on Ice; Monster Mash; Hot Air Rises.

Corey is tempted when a 1966 Harley-Davidson rolls into the shop; Rick looks at a collection of 1960s NBC promotional posters; the guys inform Corey that he has a gray hair.

A piece of original artwork from the 1995 Batman-Spider-Man crossover comic comes into the shop; Rick looks at a deadly Revolutionary War halberd; Chum's complaints inspire a casual Friday at the shop.

Chuck's new purchase of a boat creates a rift; Darlene hires her first assistant at Wellman's Plastics but soon realizes she is anything but helpful; Jackie is laser-focused on her dream of being a contestant on "Jeopardy!".

Darlene starts to feel the pressures of her new job; Dan attempts to help Ben out at the hardware store, but the two don't always agree on how to run the business.

When a South Carolina coroner arrives at the scene of a car accident to find his friend deceased, he notices some unusual markings on her face and begins to think her death looks suspicious.

Key players in the case of Rod Covlin, a New York man who is found guilty of murdering his wife for her $5.3 million fortune and attempting to frame his then-teenage daughter, share their stories.

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A convicted arsonist claims his innocence and with no lawyer, no money and only a fifth-grade education, sets out to prove it.

Felicia Michaels; Brian Scott McFadden; Gabriel Rutledge; Rodney Laney.

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A musician seeks the return of a loaned guitar after he is kicked out of a band he co-founded; roommates end up in court over an expensive bottle of wine.

A niece is left in the care of the child's estranged grandfather without her mother's permission; a woman blames an abusive phone call from her toxic boss for her car crash.

Neighbors end up in court after a dog owner refuses to pay the promised reward money for her lost dog for a second time.

A man blames his neighbor for getting sprayed by a skunk and ruining his tuxedo; former friends argue over damages caused by a wild birthday party.

A grieving father attacks his three-year-old son's killer in court; a judge screams expletives at a disruptive member of the gallery; a wheelchair-ridden defendant runs for it before entering court.

Dan Abrams journeys through the top five most dramatic outbursts and moments taken place in U.S. courtrooms.

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

Heaving Lifting; Grapes of Wrath; Cactus Cake.

A signed AC/DC album comes into the shop; Rick gets excited over a Beals Model Remington revolver; Rick is looking for new ways to advertise the pawn shop.

Art posters by Shepard Fairey, the same artist who produced the famous President Obama posters; Corey and Chumlee check out a Mork figurine; Rick and Chum try to decide if they are friends or just coworkers.

Mark is convinced he has COVID-19; Becky and Harris team up to confront Josh, who has been ghosting Harris; when Jackie visits Roseanne's grave, she finds an appalling headstone right next to it and sets out to make it right.

Dan feels helpless when Louise refuses to let him put himself at risk for her; when Jackie learns the competing restaurants are posting negative reviews about The Lunch Box, she recruits Neville to help her confront them.

Casey helps his sister and faces down his corrupt brother-in-law; Brett goes out of her way to assist a mother in need; Mills learns about unlicensed private investigation; Dawson starts training with Herrmann.

Severide wants further investigation when a homeowner saved from a fire is found clutching a suspicious box; Molly's II needs a chef.