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Doug blames his former steroid addiction for causing him to have an affair with an 18-year-old cheerleader; Amy says that Doug was always an abusive husband, and that he is using their children to manipulate her and pressure her to reconcile;

Emma says her grandson beat his then-1-month-old daughter, who suffered multiple life-threatening injuries, and she is still concerned for the child's well-being because her daughter adopted her and allowed her grandson to have contact with her;

Homeless Tina says no one has been able to meet her halfway and help her get better; her son and daughter say she is spiraling out of control, acting violently toward law enforcement, and refusing any type of treatment;

Liz says she spends 11 to 13 hours every day jogging around her coffee table, until she reaches the equivalent of 50 miles on her activity tracker; musical artist Oil London undergoes 15 procedures to look like Jimin, from the K-pop group, BTS;

Alisha says her 10-year-old son is pushing his family to their limits of tolerance as they live in fear of his next violent outburst; his siblings have to barricade themselves in their rooms at night, and she fears that he will someday end someone's life;

Kalie, Susan, and Gabby raise awareness about a Christian boarding school, where they say they were abused; Lucinda, another former student, defends the work she says that pastor Ronald Williams has done; the founder's son, Ben Williams, speaks out;

Kalie, Susan, and Gabby want to shut down a Christian boarding school they were made to attend as teens, claiming the girls there are at great risk; Lucinda says it was a safe haven for her and many others; a former volunteer staff member weighs in;

Nick says his 41-year-old sister, Jennifer, is a bad parent who prioritizes wild partying over good parenting of her 13-year-old daughter, resulting in a long list of worrying behaviors from the girl, including violence, self-harm, and other incidents;

In May 2012, Mistie, a mom and housewife, made national headlines when she was arrested and convicted of having a sexual relationship with her underage, biological son, whom she did not raise; now out of prison, Mistie tells Dr. Phil her story;

People lose their careers with tweets; a beauty contest winner's crown is removed because of comments she made on social media; a young woman is on her way to stardom with an international modeling career, when transphobic posts derail her dreams;

Brooklyn, 18, says she is sick and tired of her mother butting into her love life and trying to end her relationship with her boyfriend, Eric, just because he has a wife and two children; Eric's wife says that she will fight for her marriage;

Jason says his ex-wife, Tina, refuses to be a parent, while their 16-year-old daughter refuses to talk to him, because he is a disciplinarian; Tina says Jason has put up cameras to watch her and their daughter and listens to their conversations;

Jason and Tina's daughter says he has followed her home from school, had tried to fight with her boyfriend, and had taken pictures of her friends' license plates, and she ended up with a black eye and busted lip, during an argument with him;

A high-school cheerleader attempts to hire "hit men" to kill her parents; her parents speak out about why she wanted them dead; whether she will face decades in prison or be rehabilitated;

Loni says her fiance, Dustin, goes from sweet to furious in a split second, has called her names in front of their child, and often drinks 12 beers a night and 60 over the weekend; Dustin says the problem is that he lives in a state of boredom;

Linda and Chuck say that their 17-year-old son, Mike, refuses to take "no" for an answer, follow their rules, go to school, or grow up; Mike says he's not the one who needs help -- his mother is the one who needs to be smacked in the face with reality;

Ariana's widowed mother quit acting as a parent and started dating and going out, leaving her to raise her destructive, violent younger brothers: one of them killed the family dog, and the other gets strip-searched for weapons at school every day;

Siblings say their 71-year-old retired mortgage-broker mother, Renee, is completely absorbed in her relationship with online scammer, "Thomas Nunez Hughes", to whom she has given hundreds of thousands of dollars;

Children's great-grandparents, Pamela and James Bond, and their mother, Kylla Mann, were arrested and charged with aggravated child abuse and for reckless endangerment; Dr. Phil interviews the family about what they say had really happened;

Anita says that, after graduating from NYU, her 24-year-old son, Orrin, announced that he is a mechanized cyborg, who is part of a "collective intelligence" that was sent back in time by "higher beings" to warn humanity of the upcoming apocalypse;

Mary and Michael lost a daughter to an overdose in 2011, and they are worried about history repeating itself; their biggest fear is finding their other daughter, Shayne, dead from using drugs in her home, which is cluttered due to hoarding;

Shayne is ready to confront her family about her drug addiction, and to confront her sister, Shelby, because she feels she is responsible for their other sister's death;

After faking 10 previous pregnancies, Taylor produced a sonogram that convinced her family that she was telling the truth about her latest pregnancy, but after nine months, she told them she miscarried; Dr. Phil investigates and learns the truth;

Kim's mom, Lydia, says she has it all: her dream home, a happy marriage, money for hired help, and her adult daughter, Lori, living in her basement; Kim says she fears that she's going to inherit her mother's overcrowded and messy mansion and her adult sister;

Three siblings say they live in fear of their 25-year-old brother, Ryan, who turns into a monster, destroying whatever is in his path, if he doesn't get what he wants; they and their mother, Erika, give in to his demands to make sure he is kept happy;

A video of Darrell went viral, showing him brutally attacking his girlfriend and dragging her back to his vehicle; his mom says that is not the son she raised; Darrell says he wants to apologize to the world; his girlfriend's sister says he beat her;

Retired Robert says he has five online girlfriends but admits he's never met any of them in person; his ex-wife, Jeremi, says he has lost all of their $1 million savings on day trading and giving money away to these women, who she insists are catfish;

Dr. Phil continues the search to help unravel what's really going on with Robert and the women he thinks he's dating online; the investigation goes across the country to track down and verify information Robert says he's gotten from his girlfriends;

As many as 300 couples across America are believed to have been targeted by an adoption imposter, who finds them online, and tricks them into believing she has a baby for them, only to disappear days or weeks down the line with no explanation;

Dr. Phil meets Gabby, the woman who has victimized as many as 300 couples across America by promising them a baby who does who does not exist; Gabby comes face-to-face with some of her victims;

Liz says that her husband Jim's parenting philosophy is based on intimidation and abuse, and that is what drove their 16-year-old son to drugs; Jim denies her accusations, saying she is a doormat who helped enable the boy's deadly addictions;

Dr. Phil continues to speak with parents Liz and Jim about why each blames the other for their son's drug addiction; Jim faces his daughter, Chloe, and son, Nic;

At 26 years old, David was 600 pounds, then lost 400 pounds in two years, but now the 43-year-old weighs 656 pounds; he says something happened to him, when he was young, that could be the reason he can't keep the weight off;

Haley Burns was 16 years old, when she disappeared from her home; after 399 days, she was found, malnourished and confined behind a gate in the bedroom of 31-year-old Michael Wysolovski, whom she had met online and who she went with willingly;

Dr. Phil meets a family of lawyers torn apart by a dark accusation; Heather claims to have been raped by her father and says that a video of the rape was then sold on the dark web for millions of dollars; her father, her sister Jennifer, and her niece Amanda all say this is a terrible, damaging lie --- one of many Heather has told over the years;

Kathie says that she lives in fear of her 14-year-old son, Nico, who refuses to attend school and has charged thousands of dollars to buy tokens for video games; when she tries to get him to put down the controls, he terrorizes the household;

Cindy's daughter, Cheyenne, is a 24-year-old college student, her primary caretaker, and sole financial supporter; Cheyenne's boyfriend wants to propose but says he doesn't want Cindy ruling their future;

Siblings say that their mother, Sherry, has blown through a $250,000 inheritance in the past 11 months by running up bar tabs with her friends and strangers, buying lavish things, popping non-prescribed pills and washing them down with rum;

Lori Vallow appears not to care that two of her children have disappeared, and she is in Hawaii with her fifth husband, Chad Daybell; four untimely deaths surround Lori and Chad; family members speak to Dr. Phil;

Jessica believed that once she married her Prince Charming, Jerry, she would never have to work as an escort again; 27 years later, she says he is a lying, uncaring psychopath, and she has been raped and abused multiple times by her clients;

Three siblings come together to confront their mother, Traci, who they say is a raging alcoholic who refuses to believe she has a drinking problem; her boyfriend says she just drinks because she is constantly stressed out by her children;

New bail reform takes away judges' power to set bail for misdemeanors and nonviolent felonies; an innocent man takes his own life because he can't afford bail; a drunken driver, who killed someone, is released; Duane 'Dog' Chapman ("Dog the Bounty Hunter");

Wade had a surprise baby with his ex-girlfriend, Margaret; his sister, Jena Leigh, and her mother, Jeanne, say they are now worried about the baby's safety because, they say, the baby's parents have a physically and verbally abusive relationship;

Sharon says that her 15-year-old son Gabe, a childhood cancer survivor, has been in trouble with the law since he got arrested at age 12 and that he is now hanging out with gang members; he says she gets too emotional about everything he does;

Heather says her 14-year-old son, Jason, runs away, refuses to go to school, steals, attacks police officers, has punched her in the face, and was involved in a shooting that led to her eviction; her sister says Jason's behavior is a cry for help;

Tracy Harris was found drowned and possibly strangled in a river in 1990; right before her husband Carl's murder trial, someone very close to him confessed; an interview with Carl and a reunion with his daughter, who thought he killed her mother;

Blake's constant fear of developing schizophrenia is causing nonstop drama and pulling his family apart;

Several medical and health professionals talk about their concerns about the Coronavirus; a survivor and his wife talks about his diagnosis;

A woman says she wants her own fashion empire and is willing to ruin relationships to get it; a 20-year-old quits his job to become a YouTube star; a man says his goal is to be an internet "influencer" and create his own skin care business;

Vicky says that she avoids interacting with her 23-year-old sister, Valerie, because she has full-blown mental breakdowns and angry outbursts almost daily; Valerie says no one understands how debilitating her daily struggle with anxiety is;