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Woman sues her mother for feeding her son honeydew, knowing he's allergic to other melons.

A courier blames a mechanic for lost work because his motorcycle wasn't fixed in a timely manner; a woman is injured after she is served scalding-hot coffee.

A landlord takes her former tenant to court over damage from his pets and a water leak that ruined her rental.

Man blames his ex for letting their 8-year-old son use a sports betting app; a babysitter is sued for a child's medical bills and a broken coffee table.

An accused shoplifter launches an expletive-filled freak-out during his virtual bond hearing; a defendant gets tased after trying to escape arrest at the courthouse; a repeat DUI offender blames his mom's cooking for a positive blood alcohol test.

An accused murderer attacks a courtroom deputy; a nine-year-old boy confronts his father's killer; an alleged sex offender won't cooperate during his virtual hearing and more.

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

"Super Juicier"; "Meat Expectations"; "Things That Totally Suck.".

A peg leg pistol; four yearbooks signed by actor James Dean ("Rebel Without a Cause").

An original Superman costume; a retro computer; two vintage music posters; a 1980s Rhodes piano.

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.

It's Beverly Rose's first birthday, but it's not all cake and candles as Becky and Emilio disagree on what kind of party they should have; Jackie is introduced to someone who wants to be more than friends.

Stabler hunts for a missing 14-year-old girl who may have been abducted by a foreign child pornographer.

A young boy witnesses the brutal sexual assault and murder of his mother.

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Two people witness a truck driving over an unconscious man and flee into a nearby bar, but when the police turn up, the truck, the man and the witnesses are gone.

Matt Iseman; Megan Mooney; Greg Reid; KT Tatara.

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Newlyweds seek compensation after destination wedding coordinator leaves them in the lurch.

A dispute between parents after their teens are banned from prom; a woman breaks her lease in order to pay a hefty fine because she dyed her dog's fur.

Woman blames her ex-friend for posting private messages online that got her fired; print store owner is sued for making an error with a t-shirt order.

A bride accuses her ring bearer's mother of losing her wedding ring right before the ceremony and seeks reimbursement for the cost of the ring.

A melee erupts as the gallery exits a murder trial hearing; a woman wanted on drug charges gets caught lying to the judge during a virtual hearing; the sister of a slain prison guard unleashes on the inmate who murdered him.

A fugitive shows up to the courthouse but changes his mind and flees from officers; an assault victim confronts her attacker in court; a defendant curses and makes obscene gestures at the judge.

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

"Stuffed Dog Guards Bone"; "Golfball Jackpot"; "The Coffin Carried Off In.".

A rare Captain Fantastic pinball machine; a Leroy Neiman painting of Marilyn Monroe performing at John F. Kennedy's 45th birthday party; a set of stamps from the Stamp Act of 1765.

Rap artist Flavor Flav brings in an O.J. Simpson statue with a six-figure price tag; an autographed Winston Churchill letter; a trophy given to former Chicago Cubs owner P.K. Wrigley; a custom 1951 Mercury.

Darlene's friendship with a manager at Wellman Plastics lands her in an awkward situation; Louise's brother tries to win over Jackie by making a thoughtful gesture, creating uncomfortable tension.

Harris' job is in jeopardy after joining a protest she strongly believes in, leading to tense discussions within the family; Jackie makes a visit to Wellman Plastics only to realize the company is instituting supervised drug testing.

A highly trained killer is believed to be targeting the police department; Lindsay speaks to Antonio about his job with the state's attorney.

Ruzek reunites with an old colleague to take down a crime ring, but when things don't add up, Voight and Burgess do some investigating of their own.

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Insect evidence helps to solve the mystery of a woman found dead near a river bank.

Bryan Callen; Darren Carter; Kristin Key; Pedro Hernández.

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An animal shelter euthanizes an injured dog before the owner can say goodbye; a dispute over drought-tolerant landscaping and a security deposit.

A woman sues her ex-girlfriend for outing her to her conservative parents; a man blames his neighbor after his house is vandalized.

A woman sues her cheating ex for the money she lent him to start a fitness business; a mom seeks damages from a reckless driver who ran a stop sign.

A first date gets expensive for a woman who thought her spa services would be paid for by her wealthy suitor, who ghosted her instead.

A woman who killed her husband is disowned by her children in court; a teacher who slept with her teenage students apologizes to the victims' families; a courtroom melee breaks out between an accused murderer and the victim's family.

An accused murderer escapes from the courthouse; a teenager goes on trial for robbing a 9-year-old selling Girl Scout cookies; a judge doles out some tough love to a familiar, repeat offender.

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

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

A page from the Gutenberg Bible, known as the first printed book; a rare six-sheet movie poster from "Ziegfeld Follies.".

A Gilded Age train; a classic Nintendo race car game from the 1960s; a Superman and Batman print.

Ben's mom arrives after an unexpected death and unveils shocking information from the past; Becky and Emilio spend more time together.

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.

A popular high school student is found murdered in her bed; two students help police solve the case.

Secrets emerge, and a family is torn apart when a cop's wife is shot to death in her bed.