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Elaine, Jerry and George go to India for the wedding of Elaine's friend (Brenda Strong); Kramer's death threat.

Family Feud is an American television game show where two families compete to name the responses to survey questions in order to win cash and prizes.

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.

TMZ TV tracks down today's hottest stars with their cameras, whether they are hitting the clubs or the dry cleaners.

Inside the entertainment newsgathering process, as reporters coast-to-coast break headlines, advance the stories of the day and sit down with celebrities.

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Andrew teaches that faith appropriates God's provision through perseverance, spiritual focus and obedience — don't settle for less.

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News coverage to start the day.

News coverage to start the day.

News coverage to start the day.

Featuring interviews with local Columbus businesses and local news and weather updates.

Amateur videographers submit videos of their kids, pets, friends and families in funny situations to earn thousands in prize money; the studio audience determine a winner by voting for the one they find most hilarious.

Cris believes there is a chance that his mother's stepbrother may be his father; Marquisha hopes Shabazz is her father, but Shabazz's other daughter thinks otherwise.

Ellen, who was adopted, has connected with a woman who could potentially be her sister.

Mark thinks Richele cheated on him, and he questions the paternity of their daughter.

A car sale and accusations of dishonesty drive a wedge between two members of a tightknit ladies group.

A bike rider says a motorcycle repair shop owner botched a paint job and damaged his Harley; the repairman says he told the plaintiff there was extensive existing damage.

A car sale and accusations of dishonesty drive a wedge between two members of a tightknit ladies group.

A bike rider says a motorcycle repair shop owner botched a paint job and damaged his Harley; the repairman says he told the plaintiff there was extensive existing damage.

The plaintiff claims that, after an argument, his live-in girlfriend bleached and burned his clothes, so he is suing for damages and property.

A woman suspects her 3-year-old son was molested by his father; she wants the dad to take a lie detector test; a woman says she found herself labeled a murderer and a pedophile on social media.

Amateur videographers submit videos of their kids, pets, friends and families in funny situations to earn thousands in prize money; the studio audience determine a winner by voting for the one they find most hilarious.

Sheldon battles President Hagemeyer's mysterious boss over the university's science requirements; Mary discovers that Georgie is working at Meemaw's illegal gambling room.

Charlie is surprised when a woman, Gail, with whom he flirts in a bar, rejects his overtures and tells him that women around town have been comparing notes on his philandering; Jake mentions that he did an Internet search on Charlie's name and found something interesting; when Charlie logs on, he finds out that he's the subject of a very uncomplimentary new website called www.charlieharpersucks.co

Sheldon is required to attend Sunday school, but when he returns he decides to learn all he can about a multitude of religions.

Pregame analysis from Major League Baseball.

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Charlie offers Alan pointers on how to break up with a woman.

Kramer spots Jerry's stolen car in Ohio; Elaine gives Peterman JFK's golf clubs; George is institutionalized.