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A dog's eye fills with blood after a skirmish with a neighbour's cat; the neighbour denies that her allegedly gentle, loving cat was involved.

Two young boys are accused of bullying an allegedly unsupervised four-year-old and vandalising a car with a branch.

The purchase of a Bengal cat by a beginner breeder ends with a fight over the pick of the litter and a cat's death.

A newlywed says she had to purchase a last-minute wedding dress for $1,500 instead of $350 due to an allegedly shoddy fashion designer's work.

Disasters caused by drivers making high-risk manoeuvres, including a man in the USA who attempted to pass a truck via a grass verge, with dramatic results

Daily escape designed to calm the mind and encourage relaxation and reflection

Terry O'Quinn investigates the disappearance of a huge cargo ship crewed by 27 people, and explores new evidence that suggests it may have vanished as the result of a rogue wave

Susan Waring, a vulnerable woman from the UK, vanished in 2019. Her partner Alan became the prime suspect in a chilling case of suspicion and fear.

Antony Cotton renovated an apartment in an 18th-century church, but it turned into a horror film when two dead bodies were found beneath the floor

A woman is admitted to hospital in 'deep shock' after allegedly witnessing her mother-in-law being attacked by their tax preparer's dogs.

A woman sues her neighbour for the cost of a fence, harassment and damages for filing an allegedly false report with the health department.

Cameras focus on disasters caused by drivers making misjudgements at junctions, including a head-on smash between two vehicles on a blind bend near Harrogate

Terry O'Quinn explains how new technology could unveil lost cities in hostile jungles, paving the way for the truth to dispel myths about the legendary El Dorado

In the UK, Faye believes she has the man of her dreams, until signs of abuse emerge. Her family discovers bruises and a dark reality, leading to a tragedy.

When cousins decide to go into business together, their first delivery attempt ends with threats from customers over damaged goods.

The presenter explores the world's most significant discoveries and the unexpected ways they were found. He begins by uncovering some strange structures

A well-intended mother tries to crowd too many party items into her garden; when the carnival equipment is moved to the street, alleged damages occur.

Another selection of everyday items are deconstructed, including cactus pear puree and lab reactors

Disasters caused by road rage, including the driver who used his pick-up to ram another vehicle off the freeway straight towards a tree in California

The manufacturing processes behind the creation of commonplace items such as digital paintings and badminton rackets are detailed

Raneem Oudeh from the UK learned her husband was already married. Facing threats, she called 999 for help, leading to a tragic end and a manhunt.

A woman says she was going through a hard time, so she borrowed money from a friend for 'beauty' treatments to cheer herself up.

The presenter explores some of the most valuable treasures found in the most unlikely of ways. They include a priceless Ancient Roman mosaic hiding in a New York city apartment

A woman discovers that her wages are being garnished to satisfy her husband's child support payments to his ex-girlfriend.

The manufacture of garden forks, English toffee, paint chip cards and Bundt pans, and how processes have developed through the years

The Golds 'get real' about old school versus new school. Seth wants to purchase a pricey piece of equipment that could save the store thousands

When a woman sues her ex-friend for excessive mileage on a leased car, the Judge explains why it was a very bad idea.

In 1998, Scottish entrepreneur Nat Fraser's odd behaviour raises suspicion when his wife Arlene vanishes. Police suspect him but need evidence.

Recollections of how a family feud escalated as the Golds revisit a past disagreement between Seth and Les over the direction of the business

The making of pewter flasks, potato salad and hydrogen fuel cells, and how technology has influenced their production

Daily escape designed to calm the mind and encourage relaxation and reflection

How authorities traced a gun when police discovered the sniper who abandoned it had first removed the weapon's serial number

Recollection of when Ashley 'quit' the business. He left Seth having to deal with the pressure of being an 'only child' at AJL

How the FBI identified a St Louis serial killer using only a computer

Following the work of police officers in New Zealand, featuring behind-the-scenes access to cases and revealing new information about high-profile crimes

Les, Seth and Ashley recall the deal that nearly broke them and what really happened when Les allowed a $60,000 watch to walk out the door

The hunt for a Philadelphia rapist, revealing how police had only a single sketch of the man and 900 possible suspects

North of Calgary, the guys visit a prolific collector with plenty of outbuildings and a sprawling graveyard of historic cars that capture Scott's attention

Emmy-award winning choreographer, Travis Wall, comes to rehearsal to shake things up. The physical rigors of training camp begin with the kickline and the fear of the jumpsplits

Scott and Sheldon visit a collector whose house is crammed with items ranging from velvet Elvis paintings to thousands of rare LPs

Charm LaDonna returns and puts the DCC through a Hollywood-style audition on stage before picking her top 36. Denise Dicharry teaches a tough power jazz routine

Scott and Sheldon explore Prince Edward Island, visiting a 100-km flea market, the Lucy Maud Montgomery Museum, and two collectors' homes

Cheryl Burke drops in to judge as the DCC take the stage at Gilley's Dallas for show group auditions. Makeovers help some stand out, while others go home in tears

A daycare provider says her attempt to improve a playground resulted in substandard concrete work; she sues for damages.

A woman jailed for life for killing her mother in a car fire appeals against the conviction

An attorney claims he succeeded in having a difficult tenant evicted for his landlord client; he sues for the alleged remainder of his fees.

The search for the murderer of Shari Faye Smith, who was forced to write her last will and testament after she was abducted, and send it to her family

A feast of food horrors from the past, from radioactive energy drinks to scandalous snacks made with Olestra and dubious additives in milk and bread

Emmy-winner Tyce Diorio teaches the ladies to bring the magic as he puts them though a tough routine. Evan Miller challenges the DCC's power and musicality

A man claims a large Australian Shepherd pushed through a fence gap to bite his dog's paw; his neighbours say it was impossible

Toxicologists try to determine whether a man who suffered a heart attack was really the victim of a poisoning