Maurice goads Marsau and Martell into meeting; Ken threatens to move out after he and Tricia hit a rough patch; Marsau spends time with Maci; Tricia vents to Sharon and Destiny; Martell and Marsau attempt to end their war of words.

Carlos King previews the season "Ready to Love" which is set in Detroit, with Ashlee and Shatava; a surprise guest drops some news, and together they spill tea on the cast, the chemistry and all the juicy twists to come.

Tempers flare when a man fears his soon to be mother-in-law doesn't approve of her son's upcoming union; after clearing the air, their loved ones' concerns are further solidified when they witness a relationship that is more volatile than loving.

Sonia and Michael fall in love and plan to get married after a romantic meet-cute, but they soon realize that their lifestyles and ambitions are not in sync with each other.

Blending families is a challenge when the bride's teenage sons disapprove of their soon-to-be stepfather's disciplinary style; the groom analyzes his relationship with the boys and realizes there are larger unaddressed issues from his own childhood.

While Shanika attempts to reconcile with her estranged brother, information about her past, including her baby that disappeared, causes Justin great concern.

A bride-to-be struggles to trust her future husband due to his history as a ladies' man. However, she later uncovers that her parents' contentious marriage and divorce in her own childhood may be the reason she is unwilling to let her guard down.

Kiva and Tobias have only recently begun their lives as young adults, but they are on the fast track to marriage in a month; while their families wonder why they can't just wait a while, they are eager to prove that young love can conquer all.

A broken-hearted woman faces the hard truth after lending money to a man she met online; he runs back into the arms of an ex-lover.

A man questions his longtime friendship with a mother of five.

After being subjected to racist slurs, a caregiver is fired for reportedly coming to work smelling of alcohol.

A motorist is blindsided by an oncoming vehicle and slammed across the street, and the reckless driver says her insurance expired the same day as the accident; a defendant says his roommate replaced him with his fiancé, so he owes nothing.

Anthony and Jill fear their marriage is headed for divorce due to 14-year-old Kendall's out-of-control behavior and stories of abuse; emotional and angry Kendall comes to terms with what is next.

A first-time buyer wants to find a traditional home in Atlanta, that has enough space for entertaining and room to display his African artifacts.

A sportscaster and her husband want to find their first home in Tampa, Fla., and they consider a classic bungalow and a plantation-style home.

A couple from Baton Rouge wants to find a larger home to suit their family, while one likes simplicity, the other craves a "wow factor.".

A couple from Washington, DC, looks for the best place to raise their family. He doesn't believe parenthood means giving up the city life, but she prefers a proper single family home with a yard.

A couple comes to Warner Robins, Ga., for the weekend to buy their dream home after his retirement from the military.

A couple in Michigan look to bring their blended family together with a new house; she doesn't mind going over budget to get it all, but he's pushing for a lower price so they'll have more money for family activities.

A couple sells their home in Canada to buy their dream home in Utrecht, Netherlands; she wants to live in close proximity to her work, but he desires peace and quiet in the countryside and their daughter's only preference is getting a pet cat.

A woman puts her law career on hold to support her husband's military promotion in Hainaut, Belgium; between his motorcycle and her desire to start a family, the young couple will have to agree on their priorities before they can move into any home.

A Utah couple with a young baby decides to make the move to New Zealand after finding a career-boosting job in Timaru that promises a practical, family-focused lifestyle.

A mother decides to move overseas and lands a clinical social worker position in Okinawa, Japan; she's resolute on finding a penthouse apartment with an ocean view, but her sensible daughter is determined to keep those wild ideas in check.

In 1987, Terry Wood comes home to find his wife, Roxanne Wood, dead; investigators preserve DNA, but technological limitations of the time turn the case cold, until now.

In 1987, Terry Wood comes home to find his wife, Roxanne Wood, dead; investigators preserve DNA, but technological limitations of the time turn the case cold, until now.

Lori Ann Slesinski vanished in 2006, and police believed the prime suspect, her friend Rick Ennis, was the last to see her alive, and he killed his parents when he was 12.

Lori Ann Slesinski vanished in 2006, and police believed the prime suspect, her friend Rick Ennis, was the last to see her alive, and he killed his parents when he was 12.

When a young woman is found dead in her car, her husband claims she took her own life, but there are two bullet wounds in her head.

When a young woman is found dead in her car, her husband claims she took her own life, but there are two bullet wounds in her head.

Melissa Turner of Florida called 911, saying she had discovered her fiancé, Matthew Trussler, lying unresponsive near their swimming pool; he was pronounced dead at the scene in October 2019, but an autopsy later revealed he died from stab wounds.

Melissa Turner of Florida called 911, saying she had discovered her fiancé, Matthew Trussler, lying unresponsive near their swimming pool; he was pronounced dead at the scene in October 2019, but an autopsy later revealed he died from stab wounds.

Angelina Fernandes, 11 years old at the time, witnesses her mother in distress at a bloody crime scene; she claimed she acted in self-defense when she fatally stabbed her fiancé, Andy Wagner, but it would be up to a jury to decide what happened.

Angelina Fernandes, 11 years old at the time, witnesses her mother in distress at a bloody crime scene; she claimed she acted in self-defense when she fatally stabbed her fiancé, Andy Wagner, but it would be up to a jury to decide what happened.

After married couple Krista and Bart Halderson suddenly disappears, clues on the social media app Snapchat point to a culprit that no one would ever suspect.

After married couple Krista and Bart Halderson suddenly disappears, clues on the social media app Snapchat point to a culprit that no one would ever suspect.

When a young woman is found dead in her car, her husband claims she took her own life, but there are two bullet wounds in her head.

When a young woman is found dead in her car, her husband claims she took her own life, but there are two bullet wounds in her head.

Melissa Turner of Florida called 911, saying she had discovered her fiancé, Matthew Trussler, lying unresponsive near their swimming pool; he was pronounced dead at the scene in October 2019, but an autopsy later revealed he died from stab wounds.

Melissa Turner of Florida called 911, saying she had discovered her fiancé, Matthew Trussler, lying unresponsive near their swimming pool; he was pronounced dead at the scene in October 2019, but an autopsy later revealed he died from stab wounds.

Angelina Fernandes, 11 years old at the time, witnesses her mother in distress at a bloody crime scene; she claimed she acted in self-defense when she fatally stabbed her fiancé, Andy Wagner, but it would be up to a jury to decide what happened.

Angelina Fernandes, 11 years old at the time, witnesses her mother in distress at a bloody crime scene; she claimed she acted in self-defense when she fatally stabbed her fiancé, Andy Wagner, but it would be up to a jury to decide what happened.

After married couple Krista and Bart Halderson suddenly disappears, clues on the social media app Snapchat point to a culprit that no one would ever suspect.

After married couple Krista and Bart Halderson suddenly disappears, clues on the social media app Snapchat point to a culprit that no one would ever suspect.

Margaret Purk is just days away from having her first baby when she is found dead from an apparent suicide; 24 years later, new clues lead investigators to re-open the case.

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.

A woman wants to know if her late son was the father of the defendant's now 9-year-old daughter.

The plaintiff says the defendant didn't tell him that they had a son together until the child was 5 years old; he sues her for an unpaid bill and emotional distress.

Anthony and Jill fear their marriage is headed for divorce due to 14-year-old Kendall's out-of-control behavior and stories of abuse; emotional and angry Kendall comes to terms with what is next.

Tattoo enthusiasts invest thousands in a new business and are accused of owing former friends $16,000 in personal body art.

A grieving mother sues over an ATV she bought for her son.

A grieving family seeks retribution after their neighbor clubs their dog to death.

Hospitalized by vicious bees, his dog beaten to death with an ax handle, the plaintiff needs more than a perfunctory apology letter from his neighbor.

A landlady wants her rowdy cruise-line bartender ex-friend to pay the $5,000 he owes her in rent.

A woman says the used BMW she purchased is a "lemon.".

A woman who plead guilty to elder abuse of a parent now fights with her sister over their deceased mother's $300,000 estate.

Noxious cigarette smoke, loud lovemaking, drugs and blood come into play when a landlord sues a man for damages.

A woman says her off-and-on boyfriend of 18 years is a serial cheater and sues him for unpaid traffic tickets and rent.

A man says his former friend tried to fight him, so he's suing for breach of contract; the ex-friend counter-sues, claiming he's owed money for rent and utilities.

Nikki and Paige claim their mother, Leigh, is an alcoholic who has "gone missing" at least 40 times, abandoned them as teens in a foreclosed home without electricity or running water, and is drunk around her grandchildren.

Thanksgiving-related videos; a Little League player moves the T-ball stand before sliding into home base; two girls are so excited for their first day of school that they miss their bus.

A dog is scared of a giant inflatable cat; a grandmother is pranked when her grandchild is replaced with a zombie doll; animals in funny costumes.

Celebrating Thanksgiving; two ladies knock over their entire Thanksgiving buffet; siblings get upset when dad accidentally breaks their wishbone; videos featuring live turkeys getting aggressive.

Thanksgiving-related videos; a Little League player moves the T-ball stand before sliding into home base; two girls are so excited for their first day of school that they miss their bus.

A dog tries to sneak away after making a mess in the kitchen; a dog balances a treat on its nose, but it is snatched by another dog; a woman destroys part of her home with a crane; a baby learns to say "mama.".

A monkey refuses to give up a toy; workplace pranks; a girl who's afraid of her own shadow; anxious people.

Ten finalists vie for the first $100,000 prize of the season; videos include a kid having trouble with karate, a cat that gets brain freeze, a kid who doesn't want to look like a clown, and a child with a short Christmas list.

What's Behind the Thanksgiving Turkey segment; a ram refuses to get off a woman's car at a drive-thru zoo; a dog gets food coloring all over the living room; bowling alley blunders.

A dog tries to sneak away after making a mess in the kitchen; a dog balances a treat on its nose, but it is snatched by another dog; a woman destroys part of her home with a crane; a baby learns to say "mama.".

A monkey refuses to give up a toy; workplace pranks; a girl who's afraid of her own shadow; anxious people.

Ten finalists vie for the first $100,000 prize of the season; videos include a kid having trouble with karate, a cat that gets brain freeze, a kid who doesn't want to look like a clown, and a child with a short Christmas list.

What's Behind the Thanksgiving Turkey segment; a ram refuses to get off a woman's car at a drive-thru zoo; a dog gets food coloring all over the living room; bowling alley blunders.

Celebrating Thanksgiving; two ladies knock over their entire Thanksgiving buffet; siblings get upset when dad accidentally breaks their wishbone; videos featuring live turkeys getting aggressive.

Thanksgiving-related videos; a Little League player moves the T-ball stand before sliding into home base; two girls are so excited for their first day of school that they miss their bus.

A woman sues her son's ex-girlfriend for repayment of several loans, saying the defendant once broke a window in her house because she thought the plaintiff's son was inside with another woman.

A woman whose fiance passed away six days before the nuptials sues her wedding planner for refusing to refund her money.

Nikki and Paige claim their mother, Leigh, is an alcoholic who has "gone missing" at least 40 times, abandoned them as teens in a foreclosed home without electricity or running water, and is drunk around her grandchildren.

Dueling videos from feuding roommates come into play when drug abuse accusations, taunting and property damage are disputed.

A raging fire destroys a home, leaving a landlord and her tenants fighting over who is to blame for over $50,000 in damages.

Veteran big-rig drivers duel it out in the courtroom over the fairness of wages.

When a financial adviser with a drug problem is incarcerated for stealing a trailer, her estranged sister bails her out and puts a roof over her head; she repays her by walking out and leaving her 8-year-old son unattended.

A delivery driver decides to knock back a few beers before his morning shift; a pot-smoking landlord charges his pot-smoking tenant with getting the smell out of his carpet.

A man owes his mother's best friend $2,000 for a loan to keep his truck -- and his only defense is arguing semantics with Judge DiMango.

A woman is left holding a $2,500 cleaning bill after her landlord's pandemic precautions lead to a rushed final walk-through.

A man admits to using glue to repair his teeth and his pit bull's after a traffic collision in which an unlicensed motorist risks it all to get a facial.

The plaintiff says she always heard rumors that she and the defendant have the same father, so she has petitioned the court for a sibling DNA test.

A man says he and his longtime girlfriend broke up due to lack of intimacy and sues her for repayment of a loan; she counter-sues for emotional distress and moving expenses.

Ralph says he is eager to meet his beautiful online girlfriend, "Louise," who has been stuck overseas in Berlin for more than eight months; he has done everything he can think of to help her get home and has spent more than $150,000 doing so.

While nursing a broken heart, a graduate student is swept off her feet by someone new, then she comes to realize nothing is quite what it appears to be.

In Virginia, three Taiwanese family members disappear, and rumor has it they died overseas, but when detectives investigate, they find answers closer to home.

On Florida's Gulf Coast, young father Terrance Williams vanishes without a trace; Terrance's mother finds out that the last person to see her son before he disappeared has a curious connection to another man who went missing from the same town.

When a young woman vanishes from a New Mexico convenience store, two detectives discover tracks in the dirt that may lead to answers; after a second woman disappears, it's a race against time to stop a possible serial killer.

A case is solved two decades after a daughter is sexually assaulted and murdered; a girl is kidnapped.

Twenty years after being sexually assaulted at a party, the victim receives a letter in the mail; an immigrant disappears.

The bravery of a witness leads to solving the murder of a Miami nurse under very shocking circumstances.

A terminally ill 87-year-old man is found dead in his basement from an apparent fall, then detectives realize the scene has been staged.

A case is solved two decades after a daughter is sexually assaulted and murdered; a girl is kidnapped.

Twenty years after being sexually assaulted at a party, the victim receives a letter in the mail; an immigrant disappears.

The bravery of a witness leads to solving the murder of a Miami nurse under very shocking circumstances.

A terminally ill 87-year-old man is found dead in his basement from an apparent fall, then detectives realize the scene has been staged.

On Florida's Gulf Coast, young father Terrance Williams vanishes without a trace; Terrance's mother finds out that the last person to see her son before he disappeared has a curious connection to another man who went missing from the same town.

When a young woman vanishes from a New Mexico convenience store, two detectives discover tracks in the dirt that may lead to answers; after a second woman disappears, it's a race against time to stop a possible serial killer.

The defendant is accused of failing to repay the plaintiff for paying his first month's rent and security deposit.

A woman says her former friend is a pathological liar who boasts about being an heir to a major candy-manufacturing company fortune, but lives in a trailer.

Ralph says he is eager to meet his beautiful online girlfriend, "Louise," who has been stuck overseas in Berlin for more than eight months; he has done everything he can think of to help her get home and has spent more than $150,000 doing so.

Unlicensed and uninsured, a distracted mother runs a red light and T-bones another motorist while her 2-year-old son is in the car; a couple accuse their contractor of installing a shoddy, uneven patio.

A man questions his longtime friendship with a mother of five.

When an elderly couple sue their daughter's boyfriend over a missing rent check, someone does not tell the truth in court.

A man drives his truck for three years without the warranty protection he bought; he wants his auto broker to pay up.

A woman buys faulty parts online and sues her mechanic when her car starts making nasty noises.

Falling stucco mangles a tenant's hand, causing him to lose work and fall behind on rent; in an effort to "punish" him, the landlord brings accusations of property damage.

When a young mother forgets to put her car in park, it rolls forward and crashes with her baby still inside; an ex-friend sues for damages.

A man gives a woman money on their first date, but she says it turned into a loan because she wouldn't sleep with him; a judge empathizes with a woman who invested $20,000 in a home remodel and was left with unfinished work and a missing contractor.

The plaintiff moved in with the defendant after knowing her for only two days; he accuses her of stealing his money and personal property.

A woman sues her younger brother for repayment of a loan and says he has been in and out of prison for selling drugs.

Dr. Phil continues his global investigation to help unite Ralph with his online girlfriend, "Louise," who has been stuck in Berlin for the past eight months, and takes a deeper look at the German government letters that Ralph says Louise received.

After accidentally picking up a Megaplier instead of his usual weekly lottery ticket, Andy won a whopping $5 million; he has now enlisted David to help him find the perfect beach house for all his family to enjoy on the Outer Banks of North Carolina.

Lottery winners must choose between "Old Indian Estate," "Llewellyn Carriage House," and "The Ryserson.".

Winner Carla looks for the home of her dreams in Fremont, Neb.

After winning money on a scratch-off ticket, jackpot winners search for their dream home by the waterfront.

After winning $5 million from the lottery, Josh wants a big piece of land in California.

When Michael wins $100,000 on a scratcher, he can't believe his luck, until he wins $750,000 just five weeks later; he looks for David's help to find a townhouse close by his daughter and her family so he can watch his grandson grow.

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

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 Florida real estate agent wants to find his million dollar dream home in Jacksonville, Fla., but may decide to buy more than one property.

Lottery winners search for their dream home in the Hamptons, and they have a huge wish list that includes a mother-in-law suite and many bathrooms.

Todd bought a lottery ticket on the way home from his daughter's baby shower, and now can provide a home to raise her near family and friends.

Two people hope to move from their tiny rental apartment into the home of their dreams near Washington, D.C., after winning $1 million on a Virginia scratch off.

Demolition man John beat the odds and won $10 million on a Massachusetts lottery ticket and he is now ready to kick off his work boots and retire into flip-flops in Hollywood, Fla.

Million-dollar winner Marcie is back and she's in love; life has changed a lot for her since David helped her find the perfect dream home on Cape Cod so she's ready to trade up for a couple's cottage in the South Shore Corridor of Massachusetts.

A woman that won the lottery with 19 of her coworkers dreams of a new life with her fiance, which includes a grand Tennessee mansion.

A retired couple seek a vacation home to be closer to their family along the Virginia Coast; in a battle of priorities, it's size versus having a great view.

A Florida real estate agent wants to find his million dollar dream home in Jacksonville, Fla., but may decide to buy more than one property.

Lottery winners search for their dream home in the Hamptons, and they have a huge wish list that includes a mother-in-law suite and many bathrooms.

Todd bought a lottery ticket on the way home from his daughter's baby shower, and now can provide a home to raise her near family and friends.

Two people hope to move from their tiny rental apartment into the home of their dreams near Washington, D.C., after winning $1 million on a Virginia scratch off.

Demolition man John beat the odds and won $10 million on a Massachusetts lottery ticket and he is now ready to kick off his work boots and retire into flip-flops in Hollywood, Fla.

Million-dollar winner Marcie is back and she's in love; life has changed a lot for her since David helped her find the perfect dream home on Cape Cod so she's ready to trade up for a couple's cottage in the South Shore Corridor of Massachusetts.

A woman that won the lottery with 19 of her coworkers dreams of a new life with her fiance, which includes a grand Tennessee mansion.

A retired couple seek a vacation home to be closer to their family along the Virginia Coast; in a battle of priorities, it's size versus having a great view.

Jody needs space to breathe; Sam wants to make their current home work.

Richard wants to move to a larger home, but Danielle doesn't want to leave her elderly aunt, who lives next door.

A woman hires a family friend to care for her visually impaired mother, then discovers she is staying out all night; the defendant countersues, saying the plaintiff and her daughter threatened her.

The plaintiff had a short-term relationship with the defendant and rented a room in his home, but says he failed to return her security deposit when she moved out.

Dr. Phil continues his global investigation to help unite Ralph with his online girlfriend, "Louise," who has been stuck in Berlin for the past eight months, and takes a deeper look at the German government letters that Ralph says Louise received.

A landlord helps a tenant recover more than $11,000 in unemployment but is last on the list of priorities when it comes to paying rent.

A woman sues her neighbor of 26 years for not pitching in to pay for repairs to their shared property; her neighbor claims she threw snails at his workers.

A compassionate veteran takes in his homeless best friend, who breaks his ribs, damages his property and throws away the dentures he bought him.

A family man seeks justice after being evicted on Christmas Eve.

A family fighting for their security deposit must prove that they left only normal wear and tear.

Upon her release from the hospital, a hit-and-run survivor goes straight to the tow yard and says some things are missing from her smashed SUV: she wants the owner to pay for her stolen diamonds and designer bags.

A woman challenges an artist's citizenship after she lends him $6,000; he says she and her son threatened his life.

A woman's accusation that her ex-friend keyed her car is met with claims that she hid money from her husband.

A woman sues her sister because she stopped making payments on the truck she was buying from her.

After the defendant's ex-girlfriend set his car on fire, his brother lent him money, but he is yet to be repaid; the defendant claims he's owed for rent.

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.

Cary's paralyzing obsession with Elvis memorabilia has left his New York City apartment virtually uninhabitable.

Milton's compulsion has taken over his life; Louise's unhealthy living conditions are making her cancer prognosis worse.

Two women seek help for their compulsive hoarding problems.

Debbie knows the OCD drives her hoarding; Jeff doesn't believe he is a hoarder.

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

Kathleen discovers a hoard of mice living in her kitchen; spending the night in a hoard might be the end of a marriage before it even begins.

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.

Lalie and her children suffer from mold, mice and flea infestations due to their upstairs neighbor and landlord, Denise, who is a massive hoarder.

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

Kathleen discovers a hoard of mice living in her kitchen; spending the night in a hoard might be the end of a marriage before it even begins.

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.

Lalie and her children suffer from mold, mice and flea infestations due to their upstairs neighbor and landlord, Denise, who is a massive hoarder.

Two women seek help for their compulsive hoarding problems.

Debbie knows the OCD drives her hoarding; Jeff doesn't believe he is a hoarder.

The plaintiff says he filed a restraining order against his ex-girlfriend after she vandalized his car and sprayed him with tear gas.

A woman says that after she reconnected with a childhood friend, the friend stole from her.

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.

A landlord fears what he might find when the odor of an elderly tenant's apartment garners complaints; a woman defends her disabled mother's living space.

Adults exchange nasty texts in a dispute over unlawful living arrangements and the fear of eviction.

A rancid, leaking hole in the ceiling brings a musician to the end of his rope, but something stinks about his story, and Judge Corriero can smell it from a mile away.

A man sues his property manager for inhospitable living conditions but she says he did nothing to follow up.

A movie producer has investors breathing down his neck for millions of dollars.

Two motorists dispute what color the light was, and who was at fault; two businessmen decide to share a credit card for advertising expenses.

A COVID shocker at a coffee shop, an emergency fundraiser and an "open" relationship dispute come into play when ex-lovers part.

A tragic set of coincidences leads to an innocent man being brutally beaten in a parking lot; he sues for damages and emotional trauma.

The plaintiff says the man she paid to repair her car took her money and junked the car without her permission.

A man petitions the court for a DNA test to find out whether the plaintiff is his niece; a woman says her personal trainer ghosted her after working with her for two weeks.

Joe says his wife, Angie, won't let him out of her sight, because she's convinced herself that he's having an affair with a 21-year-old friend of their daughter; Angie wants him to take DNA and polygraph tests to prove his innocence.

A happy couple is enjoying the second chapter of their lives until a knock on the door reveals his 30-year secret and challenges their entire family's identity.

A woman from a prominent family keeps a secret for 25 years until a phone call sets off a chain of events that forces her family to face the truth.

After hosting a crawfish boil, Kerri invites the Belles on a trip to the Gulf Coast to lower tensions in the Collective; tensions run high between Lateshia and Latrice.

In Biloxi, Lateshia kicks off her Women Brunch Mississippi tour at Kerri's restaurant; Kerri invites the Belles over for a Creole meal and arranges an unexpected visitor; Lateshia and Latrice talk privately.

In an attempt to repair their marriage, Glen plans a surprise for Lateshia; his lack of follow-through, however, pushes her to the edge; Latrice confronts Cliff about the condo; Selena steps into her late son's home to confront the past.

The real-life interactions of single men and women in their 30s and 40s who are looking for true love and enduring relationships.

In Biloxi, Lateshia kicks off her Women Brunch Mississippi tour at Kerri's restaurant; Kerri invites the Belles over for a Creole meal and arranges an unexpected visitor; Lateshia and Latrice talk privately.

In an attempt to repair their marriage, Glen plans a surprise for Lateshia; his lack of follow-through, however, pushes her to the edge; Latrice confronts Cliff about the condo; Selena steps into her late son's home to confront the past.

The real-life interactions of single men and women in their 30s and 40s who are looking for true love and enduring relationships.

After hosting a crawfish boil, Kerri invites the Belles on a trip to the Gulf Coast to lower tensions in the Collective; tensions run high between Lateshia and Latrice.

In Biloxi, Lateshia kicks off her Women Brunch Mississippi tour at Kerri's restaurant; Kerri invites the Belles over for a Creole meal and arranges an unexpected visitor; Lateshia and Latrice talk privately.

In an attempt to repair their marriage, Glen plans a surprise for Lateshia; his lack of follow-through, however, pushes her to the edge; Latrice confronts Cliff about the condo; Selena steps into her late son's home to confront the past.

Melody confronts Marsau about his comments on Martell's arrest; Stormi hosts her long-awaited Lovers and Friends event; Sunni finally confronts Destiny; Stormi learns there are multiple warrants out for her arrest.

A young bride is anxious to marry the man of her dreams and become part of his family; a recent indiscretion on his part leaves her questioning whether he is the father of another woman's baby.

Octavia Spencer and judge Edgar Dook Chase challenge the home cooks to make three cocktail bites alongside a signature cocktail; the remaining teams put their spin on either guest judge Eric Stonestreet or Octavia's childhood comfort meal.

Host Octavia Spencer and Edgar Dook Chase ask the teams to make their best cast-iron dishes; in round two, the competitors take on guest judge Tina Knowles' family favorite recipes to win the $10,000 prize.

Octavia Spencer and expert judge Edgar Dook Chase invite the home cooks to make their family's version of a Southern staple, biscuits; the two final teams take on guest judges Al and Leila Roker's family favorite desserts for a chance at $10,000.

Octavia Spencer and Edgar Dook Chase ask three teams of home cooks to create a dish based on family superstitions; in the second round, the remaining teams create a Southern vegan dish for guest judge Jessica Chastain.

Jody needs space to breathe; Sam wants to make their current home work.

A suburban home to accommodate a multi-generational family.

Sarah and Andrew need a bigger house.

An attorney seeks a home for herself and her cat, Sir Galahad.

An Atlanta couple look for their first home after two years of marriage; she wants a Craftsman with a front porch, while he has his eye on a one-story ranch.

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.

Despite having no renovation experience, a demanding first-time buyer wants a fixer-upper row home in Washington, D.C.; her new agent is determined to save her client from getting in over her head.

A couple looks for their first home together in Houston; she wants to settle down in a house in the suburbs, but he's not ready to give up city life and thinks they should buy a townhouse near downtown.

A buyer wants to upgrade from his small rental in Norfolk, Va., to a home with a room for his young daughter and a pool table; however, his best friend and future roommate, who has his own priorities, is along for the hunt.

A recently laid off Arizona woman decides the time is right for a new adventure teaching English abroad; a job in Shenzhen, China, fits the bill, but she struggles to come to terms with how small apartments are in her price range.

A newly engaged couple that has never left Philadelphia or lived together decides to take the leap and move to Sydney to pursue a job opportunity; they are challenged to figure out their new country, new home and new set of relationship rules.

A San Diego couple look to regain control of their lives; believing that a scenery change will do wonders for his high blood pressure, she's pushing for a move to Cabo San Lucas.

Experiencing West Africa as a kid left a huge impression on a woman's life, and now she has an opportunity to return to Senegal for work; her young son is tagging along to help find a place the whole family can eventually enjoy.

Tempers flare as the guys try to get to the bottom of the beef between Marsau and Martell; Lance and Destiny agree to be friends; Nell is upset that Destiny wants to date her godson, Twan.

Maurice goads Marsau and Martell into meeting; Ken threatens to move out after he and Tricia hit a rough patch; Marsau spends time with Maci; Tricia vents to Sharon and Destiny; Martell and Marsau attempt to end their war of words.

When Ken and Tricia have it out, Tricia agrees she needs therapy and meets with Dr. Francis; Destiny goes on a date with Nell's godson, Twan; Nell and Chris learn Martell and Marsau have settled their beef and set up a get-together for the gang.

In an attempt to repair their marriage, Glen plans a surprise for Lateshia; his lack of follow-through, however, pushes her to the edge; Latrice confronts Cliff about the condo; Selena steps into her late son's home to confront the past.

The real-life interactions of single men and women in their 30s and 40s who are looking for true love and enduring relationships.

When Ken and Tricia have it out, Tricia agrees she needs therapy and meets with Dr. Francis; Destiny goes on a date with Nell's godson, Twan; Nell and Chris learn Martell and Marsau have settled their beef and set up a get-together for the gang.

In an attempt to repair their marriage, Glen plans a surprise for Lateshia; his lack of follow-through, however, pushes her to the edge; Latrice confronts Cliff about the condo; Selena steps into her late son's home to confront the past.

The real-life interactions of single men and women in their 30s and 40s who are looking for true love and enduring relationships.

Maurice goads Marsau and Martell into meeting; Ken threatens to move out after he and Tricia hit a rough patch; Marsau spends time with Maci; Tricia vents to Sharon and Destiny; Martell and Marsau attempt to end their war of words.

When Ken and Tricia have it out, Tricia agrees she needs therapy and meets with Dr. Francis; Destiny goes on a date with Nell's godson, Twan; Nell and Chris learn Martell and Marsau have settled their beef and set up a get-together for the gang.

When a groom-to-be has a cheating heart by nature, the bride-to-be must decide if staying in the relationship is really in her best interests.

A couple who rushed into an engagement now face some serious conversations when they discover that their philosophies on religion, children, and other crucial ideologies are so unaligned that the groom even refuses to get a marriage license.

Tempers flare when an engaged man tries to force his parents into accepting his much younger fiancée, even though she may be the reason that his last marriage ended in divorce; his mom makes it clear that she has no interest in a new daughter-in-law.

A young man attempts to mend a broken relationship between his controlling fiancé and his overprotective mother; when the two sides start to compare notes, however, the women wonder if his desire to keep the peace has actually ignited a larger war.

Childhood sweethearts with a history of breaking up and making up have decided they are ready to commit to marriage, but their families worry that past traumas are still clouding their abilities to maintain a healthy and functional relationship.

Sky and James had a beautiful courtship and a perfect proposal in front of both families until Sky's father stole her moment and jumped in the pool; before either family will give their blessing, this couple must engage in tough family conversations.

A man accused of selling a non-operable Saturn is shocked by insinuations that he intended to scam a buyer; he says he put $3,000 worth of repairs into the vehicle.

A woman sues after buying a used car that won't start; the sellers accuse her boyfriend of menacing.

After 44 years, a man's beloved, award-winning Datsun 280z blows up on the road; he accuses a mechanic of negligence.

Two sisters sue their mother for defamation of character after an ugly video and accusations of child abuse are posted online.

Donna says her adult daughter, Brittany, is explosively violent and angry, and she is terrified that she one day will follow through on her threats to kill her family; footage taken at their hotel may shine a light on why the family is on the show.

A first-time buyer seeks a bachelorette pad.

A couple searching for a home; one wants a contemporary style, while the other seeks a Spanish-inspired house.

A couple seeks a large family home.

After living in Europe for several years, a couple want to return to the United States and raise their son close to family in Charlotte, N.C.; he wants a smaller home in a walkable neighborhood, but she has her heart set on a big American two-story.

A young couple and their daughter want to buy a house closer to their horse outside Denver, but while he's thinking of a modest home, she wants a lot of square footage.

A couple with a baby on the way look for a first home in the Maryland-Virginia area; she's looking for new construction and doesn't mind spending money, but he doesn't mind a fixer-upper and prefers to spend less.

An entrepreneur and new mom returns to the small town of Orvieto, Italy, where she studied abroad; she hopes to start a travel club for American girls, but living with a toddler in medieval Italy isn't the same as visiting as a freewheeling student.

After falling in love with Poland and its culture, a young entrepreneur is moving to Wroclaw to develop his business; he hopes to be close to the action with a home in the city center, but he also wants some outdoor space.

A job opportunity is bringing a young football player and coach to the Polish seaside city of Gdynia; with help from his friend, this laid-back bachelor looks for a place that is centrally located but not too expensive.

With a baby on the way, Starr and Norbert have decided to move to Budapest to reconnect with Norbert's Hungarian family; while Norbert dreams of living on the Buda side of the city, Starr wants to live closer to the city center.

In 1981, Florida police tell two boys that someone murdered their mother, but they don't know the culprit; the case goes cold for nearly 40 years until advanced DNA technology points to a person everyone trusted.

Olympic equestrian-turned-trainer Michael Barisone claims temporary insanity when police charge him with the attempted murder of Lauren Kanarek, a student he shot twice in the chest after she tried to ruin his reputation online.

Tiffiney Crawford, a wife and mother, is found dead in her van with two bullet wounds to her head and a gun in her hand; investigators' first impression is that she killed herself, but they soon realize it might be a murder.

A night out for two friends in Los Angeles ends in tragedy after masked men drop them off at separate hospitals; the young women die from drug overdoses, and police immediately suspect foul play; Jonathan Vigliotti investigates.

Detectives link the 1982 murders of two women near Breckenridge, Colo., through matching orange socks, but the case goes cold for decades until investigators turn to genealogy for clues.

Millionaire mother Pam Hargan and her adult daughter, Helen, are found murdered in their northern Virginia home; the police tell the family her wound looks self-inflicted.

Tiffiney Crawford, a wife and mother, is found dead in her van with two bullet wounds to her head and a gun in her hand; investigators' first impression is that she killed herself, but they soon realize it might be a murder.

A night out for two friends in Los Angeles ends in tragedy after masked men drop them off at separate hospitals; the young women die from drug overdoses, and police immediately suspect foul play; Jonathan Vigliotti investigates.

Detectives link the 1982 murders of two women near Breckenridge, Colo., through matching orange socks, but the case goes cold for decades until investigators turn to genealogy for clues.

Millionaire mother Pam Hargan and her adult daughter, Helen, are found murdered in their northern Virginia home; the police tell the family her wound looks self-inflicted.

After a Michigan mother goes missing, her husband's alibi evaporates; a young South Carolina girl is kidnapped and held captive in an underground bunker by a sexual predator.

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?

The plaintiff says her daughter took her rental car and wrecked it; the daughter insists the accident was not her fault.

A woman accuses her ex-husband's fiancée of harassing her and says she has the video to prove it; a rapper says the defendant uploaded a song without his permission, so he's suing for breach of contract.

Donna says her adult daughter, Brittany, is explosively violent and angry, and she is terrified that she one day will follow through on her threats to kill her family; footage taken at their hotel may shine a light on why the family is on the show.

A married couple dealing with suicide and cancer seek justice, saying they were swindled in a car deal.

A female boarder, accused of skipping out on rent, claims her shared rental was unsafe and unsanitary.

A small-business owner tries to blame his broken dreams on his landlords, but the lease states that they are not responsible for things falling apart.

Judge Corriero questions the intentions of a plaintiff who brought a woman in off the street and bought her a car.

A Camry with faulty steering careens into a Jaguar parked on the street; a man buys a truck from his tattoo artist.

A man sues the disc jockey he hired for his golden wedding anniversary party.

A broken-hearted woman faces the hard truth after lending money to a man she met online; he runs back into the arms of an ex-lover.

A former inmate recovering from addiction accuses the owner of a sober-living facility of taking his $7,000 but providing no help in return.

The plaintiff, who got custody of her younger sister when their mother fell into a coma, sues her for a cellphone bill; the defendant says she has fallen on hard times due to the pandemic.

The plaintiff believes that she and the defendant have the same father, so she has petitioned the court for a sibling DNA test.

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.

Celebrating Thanksgiving; two ladies knock over their entire Thanksgiving buffet; siblings get upset when dad accidentally breaks their wishbone; videos featuring live turkeys getting aggressive.

Thanksgiving-related videos; a Little League player moves the T-ball stand before sliding into home base; two girls are so excited for their first day of school that they miss their bus.

A dog is scared of a giant inflatable cat; a grandmother is pranked when her grandchild is replaced with a zombie doll; animals in funny costumes.

What's Behind the Thanksgiving Turkey segment; a ram refuses to get off a woman's car at a drive-thru zoo; a dog gets food coloring all over the living room; bowling alley blunders.

Dogs try to play catch with a skeleton; a boy slow dancing with a mop; a toddler falls asleep on the stairs; a practical joke backfires.

A dog obeys the sit and stay command but finds a clever way to get closer to a treat; a camel frightens a woman when it sticks its head through her car window; a family is shocked when an old chimney smashes against the house.

A boy keeps taking the treat off a dog's nose before it can be eaten; a dog sneaks food from another dog's bowl; a girl sticks her tongue to a freezing flagpole; people sneezing.

Thanksgiving-related videos; a Little League player moves the T-ball stand before sliding into home base; two girls are so excited for their first day of school that they miss their bus.

Dogs try to play catch with a skeleton; a boy slow dancing with a mop; a toddler falls asleep on the stairs; a practical joke backfires.

A dog obeys the sit and stay command but finds a clever way to get closer to a treat; a camel frightens a woman when it sticks its head through her car window; a family is shocked when an old chimney smashes against the house.

A boy keeps taking the treat off a dog's nose before it can be eaten; a dog sneaks food from another dog's bowl; a girl sticks her tongue to a freezing flagpole; people sneezing.

Thanksgiving-related videos; a Little League player moves the T-ball stand before sliding into home base; two girls are so excited for their first day of school that they miss their bus.

A dog is scared of a giant inflatable cat; a grandmother is pranked when her grandchild is replaced with a zombie doll; animals in funny costumes.