The ladies connect and clash on their trip to paradise; Latricia leaves vacation early amidst talk that she's a liar; Sunni opens up about trying for a baby; the guys hang and discuss past hookups and current marriages.

The ladies' St. Thomas adventure wraps up with continued tension for Destiny and Sunni, but also with apologies and resolutions for the other women. Tricia finally meets with her husband Marques to discuss divorce, with her boyfriend Ken in tow.

Mike and Julia say that Mike's ex-wife, Christy, has been stalking and harassing them, repeatedly sending the police to their house for no reason; Christy denies their accusations and says that her ex-husband is poisoning her son against her.

Vigilante.

Ex-Olympic and Michigan State University doctor Larry Nassar is to spend the rest of his life in prison after hundreds of people came forward about his sexual abuse; two young women speak out for the first time on TV about their experiences with him.

Jaclin's 11-month-old daughter accidentally suffocated while sleeping in the same bed with Jaclin and her boyfriend 10 years ago; the parents blame each other, and the mother says she has become a.

Kelly says that her daughter, Danielle, suddenly changed from a vibrant young woman to a health-obsessed hypochondriac and a hoarder.

Fourteen-year-old Tatum puts herself in dangerous situations by meeting men online and sneaking out of her home; she is currently living in a juvenile detention facility for assaulting her mother.

Jordan, 23, says she loves the attention she gets from her anorexia; her stepfather says he has spent more than $100,000 trying to save her life but is done.

Actor and comedian Tracy Morgan discusses his step back from the spotlight after a multi-car crash in 2014 that left him with life-threatening injuries and took the life of a close friend.Guests: Tracy Morgan..

Oprah talks to contemporary theologian, mystic and author Father Richard Rohr who discusses his book,.

A former military man, his wife and daughter are ready to settle down in a home in small town Pittsboro, N.C.; she wants a luxury kitchen and no stairs, while he's looking for a big bonus room and a neutral color scheme.

A couple seeks a large family home.

A reporter and a producer look for a new home in Columbus, Ohio; he prefers a big backyard and a fireplace, while she wants a new home with a gourmet kitchen to use as a background for her social media videos.

A young married couple are ready to put down roots in her native Wauwatosa, a suburb of Milwaukee; she wants a Colonial fixer-upper with space for her baby grand piano, but he's looking for a move-in ready contemporary modern home.

An Illinois couple relocates to Peoria, but they don't agree on the sort of home to purchase; she looks for something old, ornate and fit for a princess, but he wants something newer with a simple design.

A young couple hunt for their first home in Boston; she focuses on a sleek modern look with updated appliances in the kitchen, but he wants to score a single-family home regardless of condition.

After years of living in cramped quarters, prospective homebuyers are ready for a bigger place in Raleigh, N.C.; she's looking for a home in the heart of the city, but he prefers more space in the suburbs.

A diversity specialist and his partner are looking to relocate for an accidental job opportunity in Montana; one wants a move-in ready townhouse that's low-maintenance, but the other thinks a single-family fixer-upper would be a better investment.

A couple look to purchase a home in time to host a huge anniversary party in Atlanta; one is looking for a pricey, modern marvel with Hollywood glam, but the other wants to keep a more conservative budget and find something cozy and traditional.

A couple look to buy their first home after years of apartment living in Washington, D.C; one is searching for a house that makes a big impression and is willing to head to the suburbs to get it, but the other is desperate to stay near the city.

Jens Soering confesses to murdering his girlfriend's parents; investigators ask if he acted alone or was swayed by devotion to the woman he loved; they wonder if he was bewitched into confessing to a crime he didn't commit.

A podcast host and a virtual network of amateur detectives take on a murder case involving the death of Jim Melgar and his wife, Sandy, who was accused of the murder by police.

A mother's infatuation with a married man who said he had no interest in being a father to anyone's children is a possible motive behind Diane Downs's crimes, who allegedly shot her three young children.

A mother's infatuation with a married man who said he had no interest in being a father to anyone's children was the possible motive behind the crimes of Diane Downs, who allegedly shot her three young children.

A whirlwind romance between two doctors takes a dark turn fueled by revenge, secrets and obsession.

A night of partying by fraternity brothers ends with a knock on the door followed by gunfire; one student is dead, and three are wounded; a freshman freely admits he was the shooter, saying it was self-defense.

A mother's infatuation with a married man who said he had no interest in being a father to anyone's children is a possible motive behind Diane Downs's crimes, who allegedly shot her three young children.

A mother's infatuation with a married man who said he had no interest in being a father to anyone's children was the possible motive behind the crimes of Diane Downs, who allegedly shot her three young children.

A whirlwind romance between two doctors takes a dark turn fueled by revenge, secrets and obsession.

A night of partying by fraternity brothers ends with a knock on the door followed by gunfire; one student is dead, and three are wounded; a freshman freely admits he was the shooter, saying it was self-defense.

Ex-Olympic and Michigan State University doctor Larry Nassar is to spend the rest of his life in prison after hundreds of people came forward about his sexual abuse; two young women speak out for the first time on TV about their experiences with him.

Jaclin's 11-month-old daughter accidentally suffocated while sleeping in the same bed with Jaclin and her boyfriend 10 years ago; the parents blame each other, and the mother says she has become a.

Depressed teen Brandon transitioned into a beautiful young woman named Diamond, who says she lives a glamorous lifestyle; her mother says Diamond is a jobless, homeless and emotionally unstable escort who has been kicked out of 13 shelters and homes.

Haley, who insists she is pregnant and about to give birth to Jesus, the Son of God, learns the results of her ultrasound.

Gambler John has lost every penny he has ever made, has ruined his parents' credit, can't keep a job, can't provide for his three babies, lives in his mom's basement and steals money from her, but she doesn't have the heart to kick him out.

British model Chloe Ayling claims she was lured to a modeling shoot where she was abducted by masked men, drugged, restrained and held for six days, but some are doubting her story.

A jury finds the man who says he discovered Rebecca Zahau's body hanging from her millionaire boyfriend's balcony civilly liable for her death.

Kayla says her sister, Alicia, is a master manipulator who lies, steals, faked cancer, and may have been a prostitute; Alicia denies her sister's accusations and says her entire family has made her the black sheep.

Cole says his mother abandoned and disappointed him throughout his childhood, but she blames his aunt, who raised him; Nancy's 37-year-old daughter is recently divorced, 100 pounds overweight and unmotivated.

A woman sues a former co-worker she says defamed her by claiming she was a prostitute.

The plaintiff says the defendant is a drug abuser who stole money from her; the defendant counter-sues for emotional distress.

The plaintiff petitions the court for a DNA test because he believes he and the defendant may be offspring of the same man.

Cutting-edge DNA technology and a mysterious 5-year-old girl provide crucial clues that help authorities solve a murder mystery that unravels across the country for over three decades.

Cutting-edge DNA technology and a mysterious 5-year-old girl provide crucial clues that help authorities solve a murder mystery that unravels across the country for over three decades.

What happens when a mother's greatest fear becomes reality and her child is abducted; how families cope with loss.

Melanie McGuire had a career, a new home and two sons; the death of her successful husband revealed secrets of their relationship that expose a picture that was less than perfect.

It begins with a violent kidnapping and ends in a race to capture a man some called a mastermind, others a monster; the long quest to bring Hossein Nayeri to justice takes many twists and turns.

It begins with a violent kidnapping and ends in a race to capture a man some called a mastermind, others a monster; the long quest to bring Hossein Nayeri to justice will take many twists and turns.

When a woman turns up dead, police begin to question her husband who is obsessed with surveillance; in spite of thousands of hours of home security footage, a key moment is missing.

New Hampshire teenager Abby Hernandez talks about her 2013 abduction, captivity and abuse.

It begins with a violent kidnapping and ends in a race to capture a man some called a mastermind, others a monster; the long quest to bring Hossein Nayeri to justice takes many twists and turns.

It begins with a violent kidnapping and ends in a race to capture a man some called a mastermind, others a monster; the long quest to bring Hossein Nayeri to justice will take many twists and turns.

When a woman turns up dead, police begin to question her husband who is obsessed with surveillance; in spite of thousands of hours of home security footage, a key moment is missing.

New Hampshire teenager Abby Hernandez talks about her 2013 abduction, captivity and abuse.

Depressed teen Brandon transitioned into a beautiful young woman named Diamond, who says she lives a glamorous lifestyle; her mother says Diamond is a jobless, homeless and emotionally unstable escort who has been kicked out of 13 shelters and homes.

Cole says his mother abandoned and disappointed him throughout his childhood, but she blames his aunt, who raised him; Nancy's 37-year-old daughter is recently divorced, 100 pounds overweight and unmotivated.

Tamara, 17, claims nothing is more important than looking perfect and says she spends $7,000 a month maintaining her appearance.

Kayla says her sister, Alicia, is a master manipulator who lies, steals, faked cancer, and may have been a prostitute; Alicia denies her sister's accusations and says her entire family has made her the black sheep.

Twenty-year-old Laurie Depies vanished one night 26 years ago from her boyfriend Marc's apartment parking lot; he and her mother come together to discuss what may have happened to her; a psychic detective gives them some possible new clues.

Drug-dealer Tricia goes to prison when one of her customers dies of an overdose; now released, Tricia wants her two daughters' legal guardian to return them to her.

Given legal custody of her drug-dealer sister's two daughters when her sister went to prison, Christy does not trust her to care for them now that she is out; Christy's brother makes accusations against her, and the drama continues backstage.

The doctor gives self-help advice and strategies for a healthy life.

John says he has urges to torture, kill and dismember people, and he admires his former pen pal, serial killer Arthur Shawcross; Shawcross' daughter and first victim's sister try to change John's mind about him.

The plaintiff sues the defendant for a cable bill and emotional distress because she badmouthed her on social media.

The plaintiff sues a man with whom she had a one-night stand for day care expenses for the child she says is his.

The plaintiff says her mother and father split up because her father is having an affair with the defendant, and accuses her of making her house blow up.

Bob says his wife has spent thousands of dollars a day on clothes, purses and cars, but he hasn't stopped her, because he fears she will leave him.

Monica's 45-year-old brother, Jeff, moved back into his childhood bedroom in his mother's home and has never left; their mother admits she has given Jeff well over $100,000, raises his children, and pays all his bills; he faces his fed-up family.

When an openly gay student is brutally murdered police must investigate every ugly lead, even those they don't wish to follow. Four young boys live in horrific conditions, will they live long enough to be free?

Hard-working family man Chris MacCallum disappears while on a camping trip deep in the forest along the border of California and Oregon; when detectives start to unravel the mystery, all roads lead to an unthinkable suspect.

Chicago police detectives solve a 35-year-old murder after launching a program to identify the remains of eight victims slain by a infamous serial killer.

On Easter Sunday, 18-year-old Heidi Allen vanishes from her convenience store job; two brothers are arrested for the kidnapping, but only one is convicted; years later, a chilling new story emerges implicating three other men in the crime.

After a paramedic is found dead and covered in paint in the basement of her Massachusetts home, investigators work tirelessly for 18 months to find the person responsible.

After an Arkansas outdoorsman disappears, authorities wade through accusations and rumors in their hunt for the missing man; as they zero in on a suspect and the body count rises, detectives rush to capture the killer before it's too late.

Chicago police detectives solve a 35-year-old murder after launching a program to identify the remains of eight victims slain by a infamous serial killer.

On Easter Sunday, 18-year-old Heidi Allen vanishes from her convenience store job; two brothers are arrested for the kidnapping, but only one is convicted; years later, a chilling new story emerges implicating three other men in the crime.

After a paramedic is found dead and covered in paint in the basement of her Massachusetts home, investigators work tirelessly for 18 months to find the person responsible.

After an Arkansas outdoorsman disappears, authorities wade through accusations and rumors in their hunt for the missing man; as they zero in on a suspect and the body count rises, detectives rush to capture the killer before it's too late.

Tamara, 17, claims nothing is more important than looking perfect and says she spends $7,000 a month maintaining her appearance.

John says he has urges to torture, kill and dismember people, and he admires his former pen pal, serial killer Arthur Shawcross; Shawcross' daughter and first victim's sister try to change John's mind about him.

Noelle, 14, is out of control, brings drugs into the house, has stolen a car and backed it into a neighbor's mailbox, and has caused her stepfather to leave the home to escape the chaos of living with her.

The doctor gives self-help advice and strategies for a healthy life.

Bob says his wife has spent thousands of dollars a day on clothes, purses and cars, but he hasn't stopped her, because he fears she will leave him.

Monica's 45-year-old brother, Jeff, moved back into his childhood bedroom in his mother's home and has never left; their mother admits she has given Jeff well over $100,000, raises his children, and pays all his bills; he faces his fed-up family.

Teresa's daughters say she is committing fraud, partying too hard and having encounters with random men she picks up in bars, and they want to get through to her before she sells everything to be with one of her mystery online loves or ends up dead.

David says he met a woman named Maria online, and she has an inheritance of $10 million; daughter Shelby says her relationship with him is broken and she wishes he would spend more time with her, rather than chasing a woman who doesn't exist.

An update on Courtney and her former friend, Amie, whom she accused of lying about pregnancies and babies' deaths; Dr. Phil meets a teen whose dark, twisted world left her mother heartbroken.

The plaintiff says she put her 12-year-old daughter in a group home for acting out, but the girl ran away to the defendant's home.

The plaintiff says he has always had doubts about fathering his former girlfriend's twin sons, now 26 years old.

The plaintiff believes the defendant is her father, but she wants to know for sure, so she has petitioned the court for a paternity test.

Chrysta wants Dr. Phil to help her decide whether to marry her beloved fiance or to end the relationship because his young son has tried to kill her twice, and her family fears for her life and the lives of her own two children.

Ten years ago, an electrical fire destroyed Reina's home and nearly 80 percent of her body had 3rd-degree burns; now 20 years old, she's irresponsible and reckless -- partying, dropping out of college, blowing through her money and sleeping all day.

Kathy and her son Gene decide to return to their southern roots by moving back to Alabama and enjoying the fishing and painting.

Two brothers are fortunate to reap the benefits of their parents' lottery win and search for their very own dream homes in Sarasota, Fla.

A couple wants to find a home near Stillwater, Minn., with an open floor plan and a barn in which to train German Shepherds.

A husband and wife decide they want to live close to their eldest son in Buffalo, N.Y.

After a lucky $4 million win, a 27-year-old man keeps his head and plans a brilliant future; his mom watches with pride as he plans to go from tenant to landlord of his very own home.

An attorney and single father of a 3-year-old son scores $1 million on the Mega Millions; he gets ready to move out of his rental and find the perfect father-son forever home in beautiful Richmond, Va.

A Massachusetts mom comes home from grocery shopping with an extra four million dollars in her pocket.

David Bromstad helps a lottery-winning couple on their hunt for the perfect forever home just outside of St. Louis.

Single mother Wendy wins $200,000 a year for life, and she can finally treat herself to a dream home; she wants to move back to Lake City, Fla., to be closer to her family, and she desperately wants to live on a big piece of land.

A young woman wants to find a modern bachelorette pad in downtown Indianapolis that she can style herself.

After two years of searching, a woman's dream of living in the Boston suburbs is finally within reach after winning $1 million on a Massachusetts scratch off.

A busy family wants to use lottery winnings to buy a waterfront vacation home in Gulf Shores, Alabama.

After a lucky $4 million win, a 27-year-old man keeps his head and plans a brilliant future; his mom watches with pride as he plans to go from tenant to landlord of his very own home.

An attorney and single father of a 3-year-old son scores $1 million on the Mega Millions; he gets ready to move out of his rental and find the perfect father-son forever home in beautiful Richmond, Va.

A Massachusetts mom comes home from grocery shopping with an extra four million dollars in her pocket.

David Bromstad helps a lottery-winning couple on their hunt for the perfect forever home just outside of St. Louis.

Single mother Wendy wins $200,000 a year for life, and she can finally treat herself to a dream home; she wants to move back to Lake City, Fla., to be closer to her family, and she desperately wants to live on a big piece of land.

A young woman wants to find a modern bachelorette pad in downtown Indianapolis that she can style herself.

After two years of searching, a woman's dream of living in the Boston suburbs is finally within reach after winning $1 million on a Massachusetts scratch off.

A busy family wants to use lottery winnings to buy a waterfront vacation home in Gulf Shores, Alabama.

Noelle, 14, is out of control, brings drugs into the house, has stolen a car and backed it into a neighbor's mailbox, and has caused her stepfather to leave the home to escape the chaos of living with her.

An update on Courtney and her former friend, Amie, whom she accused of lying about pregnancies and babies' deaths; Dr. Phil meets a teen whose dark, twisted world left her mother heartbroken.

A teen is accused of killing his baby brother and sister, but his mother insists he is innocent and has no behavioral issues; Payne Lindsey (podcast.

David says he met a woman named Maria online, and she has an inheritance of $10 million; daughter Shelby says her relationship with him is broken and she wishes he would spend more time with her, rather than chasing a woman who doesn't exist.

Chrysta wants Dr. Phil to help her decide whether to marry her beloved fiance or to end the relationship because his young son has tried to kill her twice, and her family fears for her life and the lives of her own two children.

Ten years ago, an electrical fire destroyed Reina's home and nearly 80 percent of her body had 3rd-degree burns; now 20 years old, she's irresponsible and reckless -- partying, dropping out of college, blowing through her money and sleeping all day.

Kevin Esterly's wife tells about his relationship with the 16-year-old girl she considered to be a fifth daughter.

David says that although he has never met his online girlfriend, he has paid $25,000 to their lawyer so she can get her $10 million inheritance; Dr. Phil investigates to find out if she is a real person or if David is part of an online catfish scam.

Lena has written to the show more than 30 times, saying Dr. Phil is her only hope of getting her troubled 15-year-old son, Cole, back on track after being kicked out of several schools and homes; Cole says his parents are the problem.

The defendant says he and the plaintiff used protection, so he has petitioned the court for a paternity test.

Hair-salon owners sue their former employee for defamation and breach of contract.

A woman sues her sister for going online and accusing her of having a sexually transmitted disease.

After being accused of having sex with a 17-year-old friend of her teen daughter,.

Angie has installed surveillance cameras all around her home, and after watching hours of footage, she says she sees images of her husband with someone else and hears a woman's voice; Dr. Phil sees the video; the reputed.

It takes less than a week for 16-year old Haley to fill a bedroom with stuff; her parents hope that a visit with an extreme hoarder will scare their daughter straight.

Jessica is a little person with dangerous toppling piles of clutter; along with her mother she has filled her entire home.

Debbie turned to hoarding after a confession ended her marriage; with illness in her family, Julie hoards to ease the pain.

A woman and her out of control obsession with bikinis, sweaters and dresses.

Hoarding is both a comfort and a curse for two lonely women trying to find the strength to change.

Bennie and Rhonda have lived decades of compulsive hoarding that have driven their loved ones away.

Debbie turned to hoarding after a confession ended her marriage; with illness in her family, Julie hoards to ease the pain.

A woman and her out of control obsession with bikinis, sweaters and dresses.

Hoarding is both a comfort and a curse for two lonely women trying to find the strength to change.

Bennie and Rhonda have lived decades of compulsive hoarding that have driven their loved ones away.

A teen is accused of killing his baby brother and sister, but his mother insists he is innocent and has no behavioral issues; Payne Lindsey (podcast.

Lena has written to the show more than 30 times, saying Dr. Phil is her only hope of getting her troubled 15-year-old son, Cole, back on track after being kicked out of several schools and homes; Cole says his parents are the problem.

Melinda says her 18-year-old daughter, Cassidy, smashes and destroys anything around her and has assaulted her; Cassidy says it is all a lie and she is being falsely accused.

David says that although he has never met his online girlfriend, he has paid $25,000 to their lawyer so she can get her $10 million inheritance; Dr. Phil investigates to find out if she is a real person or if David is part of an online catfish scam.

Alethea says she feels like a prisoner trapped in a rage-filled relationship with her partner, Kevin, and has resorted to secretly taping his anger to have proof; Kevin says his rage is a result of brain trauma, and receives the results of an MRI.

Ever since Shirley kicked her teen daughter, Marie, out of the house, the young woman has been living a dangerous double life; Dr. Phil uncovers the family's dark secrets that may be the keys to unlocking Marie's rebellion.

Amber learns that her new husband may be a serial killer when a 911 call from one of his victims leads to his arrest; what police discovered in the house where they arrested him, and what Amber says he told her that left her very afraid.

Keirsten says that even though her boyfriend beats her and has been arrested for it, she refuses to press charges because she loves him and he is such a great father to her children.

Gracie, 15, refuses to go to school, is in constant trouble with the law, and posts provocative photos online.

A woman says she and the defendant had a.

The plaintiff says he dated the defendant and thought he was the father of her baby until her estranged husband claimed to be; he petitions the court for a paternity test and sues over a stolen car and harassment.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for repayment of a loan and unreturned property.

The disappearance of 19-year-old Corinna Slusser; the body of a missing teen is found.

Ann Marie says her pet pigs are nothing compared to the slurping, munching, crunching, chewing, jaw-cracking noises her soon-to-be husband, Jimmy, makes when he is eating; Jimmy calls off their engagement, saying Ann Marie is a.

Adrianna, 17, says her mother pulled her out of school to do housework and baby-sit her little sisters; she has spent a month living in her teachers home, and they claim they have tried, unsuccessfully, to get help from Child Protective Services.

A confrontation with Marie's cousin and devastating news about Essie threatens to ruin her clinic's grand opening. Sogucci struggles with her fractured family situation.

Five of Mississippi's Black female entrepreneurs work together to redevelop a struggling mid-20th century historic district.

The ladies' St. Thomas adventure wraps up with continued tension for Destiny and Sunni, but also with apologies and resolutions for the other women. Tricia finally meets with her husband Marques to discuss divorce, with her boyfriend Ken in tow.

A confrontation with Marie's cousin and devastating news about Essie threatens to ruin her clinic's grand opening. Sogucci struggles with her fractured family situation.

Five of Mississippi's Black female entrepreneurs work together to redevelop a struggling mid-20th century historic district.

The ladies' St. Thomas adventure wraps up with continued tension for Destiny and Sunni, but also with apologies and resolutions for the other women. Tricia finally meets with her husband Marques to discuss divorce, with her boyfriend Ken in tow.

Aikisha's menopause inspires a new business idea while complicating her marriage; Latrice builds bridges with Lateshia and locks horns with Cliff; Aikisha throws Willie a fish-fry birthday party; Latrice's choice of plus-one raises eyebrows.

A confrontation with Marie's cousin and devastating news about Essie threatens to ruin her clinic's grand opening. Sogucci struggles with her fractured family situation.

Five of Mississippi's Black female entrepreneurs work together to redevelop a struggling mid-20th century historic district.

Melinda says her 18-year-old daughter, Cassidy, smashes and destroys anything around her and has assaulted her; Cassidy says it is all a lie and she is being falsely accused.

Gracie, 15, refuses to go to school, is in constant trouble with the law, and posts provocative photos online.

Debbie sees aliens and other apparitions in and around her home; her husband does not believe her and says it is hurting their marriage.

Kelly says her 24-year-old daughter, Alicia, is suffering from many debilitating health issues as a result of her PTSD and needs constant care; Alicia claims her PTSD is caused by the horrific sexual abuse she had to endure as a child.

Susan and Michael, parents of schizophrenic Janni, return to the show at odds over their 11-year-old son, Bodhi, who Susan is convinced is schizophrenic as well; Michael thinks Susan's quest for a diagnosis will harm their son.

Dr. Phil continues his discussion with exes Michael and Susan about the care of 11-year-old Bodhi, who Susan insists is dealing with schizophrenia, just like their 16-year-old daughter, Janni.

The disappearance of 19-year-old Corinna Slusser; the body of a missing teen is found.

Ann Marie says her pet pigs are nothing compared to the slurping, munching, crunching, chewing, jaw-cracking noises her soon-to-be husband, Jimmy, makes when he is eating; Jimmy calls off their engagement, saying Ann Marie is a.

Adrianna, 17, says her mother pulled her out of school to do housework and baby-sit her little sisters; she has spent a month living in her teachers home, and they claim they have tried, unsuccessfully, to get help from Child Protective Services.

First time home buyers in Temecula, Calif. are expecting their second child and want a new home to support their growing family; she wants a Spanish-style home, but he wants to forego messy renovations by finding a ranch that's move-in ready.

Buyers want to find a home in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; she wants a ranch with an updated kitchen, but he's looking for a two story, Spanish-style house with a garage for his pool table.

Flight attendants want to settle near their airline's hub in Fort Worth, Texas; he wants a low maintenance condo since they're always on the go, but she wants a single family house with a big yard.

A millennial couple look for a place that reminds them of their childhood homes in Dallas; she's looking for a house that has.

A first-time buyer seeks a house near Atlanta's hottest scenes.

A couple disagree on style during their house hunt, as she wants a modern and contemporary move-in-ready home, and he wants a traditional-style fixer-upper.

A single mom and Navy veteran moves her five kids from San Diego for a fresh start to Charlotte, N.C.; she's insisting on a big house with a community pool, but her new friend and agent must help to keep her expectations grounded.

A family of seven has only two months to vacate their rental and find a home in Dover, Del.; in order to keep their thriving business alive, they need a place that's big enough to store their food truck, which may complicate their search even more.

Since relocating from Arizona, a family of six has been crammed into a tiny rental as they search for a home in Chattanooga; she wants a fixer to stretch their money, but he prefers something that's move-in ready.

A real estate savvy couple look to upgrade from their condo to a single-family home in Los Angeles; they need plenty of office space, and she prefers a ranch-style house that's near family, but he wants something grand that's farther out.

The ladies connect and clash on their trip to paradise; Latricia leaves vacation early amidst talk that she's a liar; Sunni opens up about trying for a baby; the guys hang and discuss past hookups and current marriages.

The ladies' St. Thomas adventure wraps up with continued tension for Destiny and Sunni, but also with apologies and resolutions for the other women. Tricia finally meets with her husband Marques to discuss divorce, with her boyfriend Ken in tow.

Three high-powered couples come together for a joint real estate venture, the Comeback Group, in Huntsville, Ala.

Robert Hartwell takes a picture of himself in front of his new home, posts it on the internet and his life changes forever; he takes on the challenge of transforming a 200-year-old house with a complicated history into a home filled with love.

Amina works with the friend of a former client looking to buy her first home; as they navigate a hot housing market, Amina helps her explore all the options, including off-market deals, to find a home with a manageable monthly payment.

Three high-powered couples come together for a joint real estate venture, the Comeback Group, in Huntsville, Ala.

Robert Hartwell takes a picture of himself in front of his new home, posts it on the internet and his life changes forever; he takes on the challenge of transforming a 200-year-old house with a complicated history into a home filled with love.

Amina works with a couple to find the right home to fit their growing family. When they're torn between prioritizing the location or the style and features of the house.

The ladies' St. Thomas adventure wraps up with continued tension for Destiny and Sunni, but also with apologies and resolutions for the other women. Tricia finally meets with her husband Marques to discuss divorce, with her boyfriend Ken in tow.

Three high-powered couples come together for a joint real estate venture, the Comeback Group, in Huntsville, Ala.

Debbie sees aliens and other apparitions in and around her home; her husband does not believe her and says it is hurting their marriage.

Kelly says her 24-year-old daughter, Alicia, is suffering from many debilitating health issues as a result of her PTSD and needs constant care; Alicia claims her PTSD is caused by the horrific sexual abuse she had to endure as a child.

Chad allows his wife to be alone with their infant son after she overdosed while she was pregnant, caused the baby to be born addicted, and is accused of having been under the influence of heroin when she crashed her SUV with the baby in the vehicle.

Alexa cut off her now ex-mother-in-law's visitation with her grandson after her ex-husband tried to kill the family.

On Oct. 13, 2018, 16-year-old Karlie Gusé disappeared from her home in rural California; the girl's father and stepmother are adamant they have no idea what happened to her.

Cheryl says she must wear surgical masks at home because a global terror network is experimenting on her with lethal chemicals; her daughter is concerned for her mental health; Dr. Phil reveals the results of extensive testing in Cheryl's home.

Shelly says her new husband is verbally abusive and controlling, and she wants Dr. Phil's help to save her marriage; kidnapping survivor Sandra's anxiety and trauma still affect her daily life and relationship with her husband.

Oprah Winfrey speaks with Dr. BJ Miller, hospice and palliative care physician, who shares his revelations about a subject that is often taboo in our culture - the experience of death.

Brother David Steindl-Rast, Benedictine monk, author and scholar, joins Oprah Winfrey to talk about the true source of lasting joy.

A single mother and her daughter search for their first place in Portland, Ore., but they have a low budget.

A single women is seeking a move-in-ready home in Ashtabula, Ohio but her boyfriend is urging her to consider a fixer-upper.

While trying to buy their first home in Columbia, S.C., a couple agrees they need a large kitchen, but cannot agree on anything else.

An Air Force vet is retiring with his family in Aurora, Colo., and he wants to live on a golf course.

A single, first-time buyer is trading hectic San Francisco for the wine country of Sonoma, Calif.; she's looking for a cottage with enough space for visiting family, but her best friend thinks a manageable townhouse would be a better fit.

A single mom is looking for a big, sparkly, brand-new build for her first home in Atlanta; she's been saving a long time for a home purchase, but now she's having a difficult time actually spending the money required to meet her lavish tastes.

A couple want to expand their family and look for a spacious new home near Washington, D.C; he's in real estate and has been lining up properties, but he isn't finding the homes she's looking for, so she's replaced him with a new agent.

An empty nester couple from Austin searches for a family vacation home in Port Aransas, Texas; she's hoping for a spacious house with plenty of room to host family, but he's pushing for a smaller, low maintenance beachfront condo where he can relax.

A single mom in the New Orleans has built a successful business and wants to provide a grand a life for her kids; she wants a mansion, but her friend is trying to convince her to be more conservative.

A couple is under a time crunch to find a home before their wedding and his relocation benefits expire in Bloomington, Illinois; she wants an affordable fixer to save for their big day, but he wants to spend big on a place that's turnkey.

In Dannemora, N.Y., a prison escape is so audacious it plays out like a movie; convicted murderers David Sweat and Richard Matt escape with the help of guards and remain on the lam for three weeks.

Some strip club workers take business into their own hands, going as far as conspiring to drug male targets and fleecing them for all they can get.

Before Leah Freeman's body was found outside of her hometown of Coquille, Ore., in 2000, her gym shoes, one of them bloody, were virtually the only physical clues police had to figure out what had happened to the missing 15-year-old.

Before Leah Freeman's body was found outside of her hometown of Coquille, Ore., in 2000, her gym shoes, one of them bloody, were virtually the only physical clues police had to figure out what had happened to the missing 15-year-old.

Terri Jendusa-Nicolai was first exposed to her husband's dark side on their honeymoon; she tried to divorce him and take their children, but he wouldn't let her go.

Despite a daughter describing her mother as her best friend, she stabs her to death; a witness reveals a secret that could explain the motive.

Before Leah Freeman's body was found outside of her hometown of Coquille, Ore., in 2000, her gym shoes, one of them bloody, were virtually the only physical clues police had to figure out what had happened to the missing 15-year-old.

Before Leah Freeman's body was found outside of her hometown of Coquille, Ore., in 2000, her gym shoes, one of them bloody, were virtually the only physical clues police had to figure out what had happened to the missing 15-year-old.

Terri Jendusa-Nicolai was first exposed to her husband's dark side on their honeymoon; she tried to divorce him and take their children, but he wouldn't let her go.

Despite a daughter describing her mother as her best friend, she stabs her to death; a witness reveals a secret that could explain the motive.

Chad allows his wife to be alone with their infant son after she overdosed while she was pregnant, caused the baby to be born addicted, and is accused of having been under the influence of heroin when she crashed her SUV with the baby in the vehicle.

Alexa cut off her now ex-mother-in-law's visitation with her grandson after her ex-husband tried to kill the family.

Lying about jobs, acting inappropriately with young women, getting DUIs and being passed out drunk -- that's how Brittany, Brandi and Brooklyn describe their father, Lance, and confront him.

Keirsten says that even though her boyfriend beats her and has been arrested for it, she refuses to press charges because she loves him and he is such a great father to her children.

Sue and Mike accuse their son-in-law of being a verbally abusive liar trying to turn their daughter against her own family; formerly pregnant heroin addict Kaitlin returns to the show, asking for a second chance.

Crystal accuses her ex-boyfriend of sexually assaulting their 3-year-old daughter; he says she is crazy and a liar, and that she and her mother coached the child into making horrific claims.

Sam, a former U.S. Secret Service Agent, says her husband is destroying their marriage and tearing apart their family with his rage, constantly spewing his anger at their 10-year-old son.

Missy and her husband fought for custody of their two young nieces to keep them safe from their parents, who are homeless and addicted to heroin and severely neglected them.

Karen and Jim say their adult son is financially dependent upon them, has assaulted them, has served time behind bars, and refuses to move out of their home; he says they should be doing more to help him; Jon Taffer (Guests: Jon Taffer..

The plaintiff says she has video to prove that she and her co-worker got into a physical altercation, and she believes that the co-worker vandalized her car.

The plaintiff insists that she has a son with the defendant, who denies paternity, so she petitions the court for a DNA test.

A woman sues her cousin for repayment of a loan; the cousin insists the money was a gift.

In Dannemora, N.Y., a prison escape is so audacious it plays out like a movie; convicted murderers David Sweat and Richard Matt escape with the help of guards and remain on the lam for three weeks.

Some strip club workers take business into their own hands, going as far as conspiring to drug male targets and fleecing them for all they can get.

Thirteen women say they were sexually assaulted by a police officer during late-night traffic stops; it will take DNA and another officer's dogged pursuit, to find the truth.

A serial rapist targets women on a popular dating website; victims reveal the false identities of their assailant.

A husband's obsession with the divorce movie.

A young boy suffers a fatal fall at his father's home; two days later, the father's girlfriend is found hanging from a rope off a balcony; two mysterious deaths and two families searching for answers.

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On a cross-country killing spree, drifter Andrew Cunanan shoots and kills Italian fashion designer Gianni Versace who is at the height of his fame.

A husband's obsession with the divorce movie.

A young boy suffers a fatal fall at his father's home; two days later, the father's girlfriend is found hanging from a rope off a balcony; two mysterious deaths and two families searching for answers.

A University of Virginia student identified as.

On a cross-country killing spree, drifter Andrew Cunanan shoots and kills Italian fashion designer Gianni Versace who is at the height of his fame.

Lying about jobs, acting inappropriately with young women, getting DUIs and being passed out drunk -- that's how Brittany, Brandi and Brooklyn describe their father, Lance, and confront him.

Karen and Jim say their adult son is financially dependent upon them, has assaulted them, has served time behind bars, and refuses to move out of their home; he says they should be doing more to help him; Jon Taffer (Guests: Jon Taffer..