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A computer glitch turns a weather map screen hot pink; a broken fire hydrant turns a pickup truck into a giant ice cube; a funny version of "The Nutcracker Suite.".

A newscaster is too busy texting to realize he's on the air; a man gets covered in dirt after slipping on a ramp with a wheelbarrow; a tribute to cold and flu season.

An entertaining daily business news show giving everyday Americans an edge in the stock market straight from the trading floor.

The weekday news magazine takes an in-depth look at topics from politics to personal finance, featuring watchdog reports about government corruption and failures, consumer alerts and health care issues.

A dispute between fraternity brothers over payment for bottle service turns physical when blows are exchanged.

A boxer takes a promoter to court because he was paid only a fraction of his promised compensation.

A man seeks reimbursement for stolen tires after he lent his car to a friend; a groom sues a DJ for ruining his wedding reception.

A mom sues her neighbor for medical expenses because a dart hit her son; a man seeks compensation for expenses because a recording studio session was canceled.

Exes argue over a new love interest who frightened their child when she met him for the first time; a woman sues over a car she paid for, but didn't receive.

A vegan dessert shop owner sues after a biased blog review hurts his business; parents blame a daycare owner after their son swallows a magnetic marble.

A dispute between fraternity brothers over payment for bottle service turns physical when blows are exchanged.

A boxer takes a promoter to court because he was paid only a fraction of his promised compensation.

Gabriel wants Thaddeus to prove his loyalty; Thaddeus demands Gabriel meet him halfway before moving forward.

Sandy's high-school sweetheart faces the ultimate test -- if he fails the lie detector, their love story ends in court.

A look at the "Top Five" most outrageous moments.

A look at the next batch of top five outrageous outbursts featured on "Court Cam.".

A beekeeper and an orchard owner end up in court over the death of 200,000 bees.

A dispute between neighbors over damage to a car parked on the street; a woman sues for a website design that she funded and never received.

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

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

Sanquita says fiancé Richard told her he had plans with his brother and went out, but, later that night, a woman sent her a video of Richard pulling up to her house; another night, a woman told her Richard was the father of her twins.

Latoya was once a wife; now she feels like a prisoner; she says Douglas' controlling grip and alcohol-fueled haze have stolen her joy.

The key to "Scrambled Up" is its simple, fast and fun format. Four players compete to be the first to correctly unscramble word puzzles. Colorful tiles slowly rearrange themselves while players are given clues to the answer. Host Michael Yo.

The key to "Scrambled Up" is its simple, fast and fun format. Four players compete to be the first to correctly unscramble word puzzles. Colorful tiles slowly rearrange themselves while players are given clues to the answer. Host Michael Yo.

Writer and comic Michael Loftus takes a lighthearted look at the news in this weekly, half-hour dose of political satire -- the flip side of the news, if you will. Loftus pokes fun at political leaders while providing commentary on the latest news headlines and pop culture happenings. Interviews with thought-provoking guests provide other opinions on the stories that people are talking about. Poli

Writer and comic Michael Loftus takes a lighthearted look at the news in this weekly, half-hour dose of political satire -- the flip side of the news, if you will. Loftus pokes fun at political leaders while providing commentary on the latest news headlines and pop culture happenings. Interviews with thought-provoking guests provide other opinions on the stories that people are talking about. Poli

Players Kari, Vera, Monetia, and Ron.

Players Erin, Avia, Eric and Stephanie.

Sheldon's database invention puts him at odds with the university; the church takes issue with Meemaw's video store.

Sheldon gets a summer job at the local train museum; Missy embarks on a new stage of womanhood; Georgie discovers Mary's guilty pleasure.

The weight of winning a Nobel Prize weighs heavy on Amy's shoulders; Koothrappali and Wolowitz try to relive the good old days after Wolowitz buys a scooter that looks like the one he had years ago.

Sheldon's database invention puts him at odds with the university; the church takes issue with Meemaw's video store.

Sheldon takes acting lessons from Penny in hope of becoming a better teacher; Koothrappali fantasizes about his friend's girlfriend.

Mike finds out that Ed is skipping Outdoorman's annual bass festival in favor of Bonnie's fancy art gala; Mandy takes over festival planning for Kristin, and things don't go as planned.

A '72 Camaro gets stripped down for a fresh coat of paint and a race-ready wrap.

Hosts Marc Christ and Brandon Burke mix Nashville's flavor and excitement with cool truck builds including classic and late model pickups, sport trucks, and SUVs.

Part of the "PowerNation" series of syndicated automotive programs, "Detroit Muscle" delights fans of 1960s and '70s era muscle cars -- and the Motor City's latest modern muscle machines -- by detailing step-by-step restoration and modification projects. From fitting a 1967 Galaxy with a 347 turbo to showing how a 50-year-old Mustang can handle like a late-model pony, the show's crew aims to make

Pro engine tips on assembling and tuning everything from street engines to full-race motors.

The weekday news magazine takes an in-depth look at topics from politics to personal finance, featuring watchdog reports about government corruption and failures, consumer alerts and health care issues.

A syndicated newsmagazine includes investigative reports, interviews with newsmakers, human interest stories, and celebrity and pop-culture features. The long-running series, which premiered in 1989, is currently anchored by Eva Pilgrim.

Sheldon gets a summer job at the local train museum; Missy embarks on a new stage of womanhood; Georgie discovers Mary's guilty pleasure.

The boys take advantage of Murray when they find out he has a fear of snow; Erica is angry when Beverly finds her college application, lauding her mom as her hero.

The mentor of Jerry's latest girlfriend (A.J. Langer) is dating a rival (Steve Hytner); Elaine must fire a troubled employee.

Kramer befriends a little person when he is hired as a stand-in for a soap opera; George wants to break up with a girlfriend.

A surprise delivery prompts Dave and Gemma, as well as Calvin and Tina, to examine the power dynamics in their respective relationships.

Abishola is nervous about Dele's trip to Nigeria with his father; Bob creates a guidebook on Nigeria for Dele that he proudly calls "Sights and Bites.".

When Bob receives an offer to sell MaxDot, he must weigh the potential payout against his family's legacy; Abishola and Gloria's relationship is strained when the hospital cuts nursing staff.

Phil takes Haley to visit his alma mater; Claire goes out with Mitchell and Cameron; Gloria and Jay may have to broach a delicate subject with Manny.

Gloria insists on a night of salsa dancing with Jay; Cameron goes too far when Mitchell and a friend challenge him to get a hot woman's (Leslie Mann) number; Phil builds a tree house.

An entertaining daily business news show giving everyday Americans an edge in the stock market straight from the trading floor.

The weekday news magazine takes an in-depth look at topics from politics to personal finance, featuring watchdog reports about government corruption and failures, consumer alerts and health care issues.

A dispute between fraternity brothers over payment for bottle service turns physical when blows are exchanged.

A boxer takes a promoter to court because he was paid only a fraction of his promised compensation.

A woman lets her neighbors throw a graduation party in her yard, but the guests trashed her property; a bright security light leads to insomnia.

A chef sues because a customer's service dog ruined an expensive rug; a dispute between a former couple over who should pay for redecorating costs.

Live-in nanny sues after being fired just weeks into her contract; a mother is blamed after her children spilled food on a fashion designer's cashmere coat.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend after he travels to meet her family and she breaks up with him instead.

A pastor is accused of defaming a painter hired to paint the church; a woman sues her twin for keeping the money their mom sent for their trip home.

A grieving son blames a funeral home for an heirloom watch being buried; after recovering from a concussion, a woman sues to get her pet bird back.

A compatibility test will decide if Shayla's and Rico's love can survive intimacy struggles, trust issues and family tensions.

Late-night calls and shady DMs spark a paternity test that could end Kermit's marriage for good.

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

Another look at the next top five accused killers featured on "Court Cam.".

An author sues because an uninvited guest ruined a book signing; a mother takes a garden center owner to court because a plant injured her and her daughter.

A ranch hand sues his former employers because they fired him without notice, leaving him homeless.

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

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

Lila says her wages and tax return were garnished to pay $30,000 in back child support on children husband Tavius didn't tell her he had.

Rein says her fiancé is unreliable, dishonest and always one excuse away from doing the bare minimum; she's emotionally drained, financially strapped and ready to walk away.

The key to "Scrambled Up" is its simple, fast and fun format. Four players compete to be the first to correctly unscramble word puzzles. Colorful tiles slowly rearrange themselves while players are given clues to the answer. Host Michael Yo.

The key to "Scrambled Up" is its simple, fast and fun format. Four players compete to be the first to correctly unscramble word puzzles. Colorful tiles slowly rearrange themselves while players are given clues to the answer. Host Michael Yo.

Writer and comic Michael Loftus takes a lighthearted look at the news in this weekly, half-hour dose of political satire -- the flip side of the news, if you will. Loftus pokes fun at political leaders while providing commentary on the latest news headlines and pop culture happenings. Interviews with thought-provoking guests provide other opinions on the stories that people are talking about. Poli

Writer and comic Michael Loftus takes a lighthearted look at the news in this weekly, half-hour dose of political satire -- the flip side of the news, if you will. Loftus pokes fun at political leaders while providing commentary on the latest news headlines and pop culture happenings. Interviews with thought-provoking guests provide other opinions on the stories that people are talking about. Poli

Players Chinua, Michelle, Gabrielle, and Katelin.

Players Rochelle, Kristian, Adam and Quentin.

Sheldon considers dropping out of college to focus on building his database; George Sr. is frustrated when someone else gets credit for his football wins.

With college in sight, Sheldon is determined to ride his bike without training wheels; Mary and George Sr. argue over parenting styles.

Koothrappali is worried people won't take him seriously in his own field after publishing a paper that suggests he may have discovered alien life; Leonard wants to be the principal investigator on a plasma physics study.

Sheldon considers dropping out of college to focus on building his database; George Sr. is frustrated when someone else gets credit for his football wins.

A wealthy donor makes Leonard question what he is willing to do for science.

Mike and Mandy go to extreme measures to help Vanessa connect with voters in her state assembly campaign; Ed's offer to split a baby gift for Kristin and Ryan leads Chuck and Kyle to wonder which of them makes more money.

A '72 Camaro gets stripped down for a fresh coat of paint and a race-ready wrap.

Hosts Marc Christ and Brandon Burke mix Nashville's flavor and excitement with cool truck builds including classic and late model pickups, sport trucks, and SUVs.

Part of the "PowerNation" series of syndicated automotive programs, "Detroit Muscle" delights fans of 1960s and '70s era muscle cars -- and the Motor City's latest modern muscle machines -- by detailing step-by-step restoration and modification projects. From fitting a 1967 Galaxy with a 347 turbo to showing how a 50-year-old Mustang can handle like a late-model pony, the show's crew aims to make

Pro engine tips on assembling and tuning everything from street engines to full-race motors.

The weekday news magazine takes an in-depth look at topics from politics to personal finance, featuring watchdog reports about government corruption and failures, consumer alerts and health care issues.

A syndicated newsmagazine includes investigative reports, interviews with newsmakers, human interest stories, and celebrity and pop-culture features. The long-running series, which premiered in 1989, is currently anchored by Eva Pilgrim.

With college in sight, Sheldon is determined to ride his bike without training wheels; Mary and George Sr. argue over parenting styles.

Adam tries to join the tennis team to stay close to his friend Chad; Beverly helps Erica get through her post-breakup depression.

Jerry is unhappy about receiving bundles of small residual checks from a Japanese TV show; Kramer makes friends with a group of Japanese tourists.

George is forced to confront his cowardliness after he runs from a kitchen fire; Kramer dates one of Elaine's co-workers.

Calvin reluctantly invites Dave to join his guys' night at home with Malcolm and Marty; Gemma and Tina take their first girls' trip to Vegas and find themselves unexpectedly in the spotlight.

While Dele is in Nigeria with his dad, Abishola struggles with how to handle her free time; Dottie enlists Christina's help at her old house; Olu and Tunde try to keep up with their new Nigerian houseguest.

When Bob second-guesses selling MaxDot, a new buyer presents a compelling offer; the prospect of new wealth has Abishola stuck between her conservative nature to hide it and Nigerian pressure to flaunt it.

After a fire destroys a neighbor's home, the whole family tries to help by organizing a community drive.

A former neighborhood resident, now rich and successful, returns for a visit; Jay thinks Manny needs constructive criticism; Mitchell questions the authenticity of Cameron's colorful childhood stories.

An entertaining daily business news show giving everyday Americans an edge in the stock market straight from the trading floor.

The weekday news magazine takes an in-depth look at topics from politics to personal finance, featuring watchdog reports about government corruption and failures, consumer alerts and health care issues.

A pastor is accused of defaming a painter hired to paint the church; a woman sues her twin for keeping the money their mom sent for their trip home.

A grieving son blames a funeral home for an heirloom watch being buried; after recovering from a concussion, a woman sues to get her pet bird back.

A man takes his former best friend to court for failing to repay a loan given during hard times.

The father of the bride sues his daughter's former fiancé after the wedding was canceled because the groom cheated at his bachelor party.

A teenager sues her parents for not telling her she was adopted; a rescinded offer to moderate a panel and reimburse airfare comes between cousins.

A young woman sues for emotional distress after a private medical decision is made public to her church parish.

Former roommates bring each other to court because an altercation left them both injured.

A man who was traumatized by a racially charged incident with police sues his therapist for causing more harm by not disclosing his race.

Alexus seeks vindication because hometown rumors have her boyfriend, Kristopher, questioning the paternity of their child.

Pandora seeks a compatibility test to save their love; Cassandra is ready to prove they're worth another shot.

A teenage defendant faces the wrath of a furious judge; a notorious killer breaks down in court; a defiant judge refuses to let Covid 19 disrupt business as usual.

A look at the top five accused killers featured on the series.

Cousins end up in court because a feeding mishap resulted in the death of several Japanese koi fish worth thousands of dollars.

A man sues his brother for failing to pay back a loan after they got into an argument.

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

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

Diara says she went through fiancé Kamron's phone and discovered messages from several other women, including one who said she needed a plan B.

Rodrick says his bride-to-be has a habit of going ghost -- hours without contact, excuses that don't make sense, and shady behavior.

The key to "Scrambled Up" is its simple, fast and fun format. Four players compete to be the first to correctly unscramble word puzzles. Colorful tiles slowly rearrange themselves while players are given clues to the answer. Host Michael Yo.

The key to "Scrambled Up" is its simple, fast and fun format. Four players compete to be the first to correctly unscramble word puzzles. Colorful tiles slowly rearrange themselves while players are given clues to the answer. Host Michael Yo.

Writer and comic Michael Loftus takes a lighthearted look at the news in this weekly, half-hour dose of political satire -- the flip side of the news, if you will. Loftus pokes fun at political leaders while providing commentary on the latest news headlines and pop culture happenings. Interviews with thought-provoking guests provide other opinions on the stories that people are talking about. Poli

Writer and comic Michael Loftus takes a lighthearted look at the news in this weekly, half-hour dose of political satire -- the flip side of the news, if you will. Loftus pokes fun at political leaders while providing commentary on the latest news headlines and pop culture happenings. Interviews with thought-provoking guests provide other opinions on the stories that people are talking about. Poli

Players Jamaine, Lesliee, Kembe and Ben.

Players Tony, Davina, Ced, and Leah.

Mary struggles to make new friends; Mandy pushes Georgie to date another woman.

Sheldon finds himself in a fierce competition with Paige when their mothers force them to attend Vacation Bible School; George is furious after Georgie makes a questionable purchase.

Kripke has proof that Dr. Pemberton plagiarized his thesis in college, and Sheldon and Amy aren't sure if they should turn him in or not; Wolowitz learns that Bernadette wasn't the only waitress at the Cheesecake Factory who had a crush on him.

Mary struggles to make new friends; Mandy pushes Georgie to date another woman.

Wolowitz considers taking things with Bernadette to the next level; Leonard and Raj's sister rekindle their relationship.

A car restoration article throws Mike, Chuck, and Ed into the spotlight, while leaving Joe feeling unappreciated; Ryan overreacts after taking Kyle's psych test.

A '72 Camaro gets stripped down for a fresh coat of paint and a race-ready wrap.

Hosts Marc Christ and Brandon Burke mix Nashville's flavor and excitement with cool truck builds including classic and late model pickups, sport trucks, and SUVs.

Part of the "PowerNation" series of syndicated automotive programs, "Detroit Muscle" delights fans of 1960s and '70s era muscle cars -- and the Motor City's latest modern muscle machines -- by detailing step-by-step restoration and modification projects. From fitting a 1967 Galaxy with a 347 turbo to showing how a 50-year-old Mustang can handle like a late-model pony, the show's crew aims to make

Pro engine tips on assembling and tuning everything from street engines to full-race motors.

The weekday news magazine takes an in-depth look at topics from politics to personal finance, featuring watchdog reports about government corruption and failures, consumer alerts and health care issues.

A syndicated newsmagazine includes investigative reports, interviews with newsmakers, human interest stories, and celebrity and pop-culture features. The long-running series, which premiered in 1989, is currently anchored by Eva Pilgrim.

Sheldon finds himself in a fierce competition with Paige when their mothers force them to attend Vacation Bible School; George is furious after Georgie makes a questionable purchase.

Erica is jealous of Barry's performance when they both get jobs at Spencer's; Murray insists that Adam get a job, but Beverly thinks he should focus on filmmaking.

Jerry and Kramer are affected when a celebrity opens a new restaurant in the neighborhood and the eatery's sign shines its neon light directly into Kramer's apartment.

Kramer has a scheme to sell vintage raincoats; Jerry and his girlfriend can't get any alone time; George sells his father's cabana clothes.

When Tina and Gemma get more than they bargained for in a revealing art class, Calvin can't hide his jealousy and takes drastic action; Dave, Marty and Malcolm team up to crack the case of an unfinished mystery novel.