TV Schedule for Bounce (K34JR-D3) Madras, OR

Couples Court With the Cutlers Runles vs. Taylor

A Michigan man worries his fiancée is cheating again, but she insists those days are behind her and undergoes voice stress analysis to prove it.

Couples Court With the Cutlers Gurich vs. Carter

A California man brings his girlfriend to court after he suspects her of cheating with one of her many guy friends, but she says a lie detector test will prove that she hasn't.

Couples Court With the Cutlers Johnson vs. Rose

An Alabama woman accuses her fiancé of cheating during a Valentine's Day disappearance.

Couples Court With the Cutlers Watson vs. McNeil

An Ohio woman measures her boyfriend's cologne and shares her stories of suspicion and deceit to determine if her lifelong friend-turned-boyfriend is cheating.

Lauren Lake's Paternity Court Watts vs. Sherrill

A Detroit woman lost both her sons and is desperate to know if one of them fathered a child prior to his death.

Lauren Lake's Paternity Court Boyd vs. Henderson

A Florida man claims he was only joking when he told a 27-year-old woman that he was her biological father.

Lauren Lake's Paternity Court Miles vs. Turner

An Alabama man is ready to face the truth and find out if he is the father of an Arkansas woman, but she believes another man is her dad.

Lauren Lake's Paternity Court Hicks vs. Smith

An Arkansas man rejects his girlfriend's 3-month-old daughter after hearing rumors that another man is the father.

In the Heat of the Night These Things Take Time

Despite the evidence, Gillespie and Tibbs do not believe a teenage mother was responsible for the death of her abandoned infant.

In the Heat of the Night Intruders

Tibbs' father-in-law creates friction; Gillespie placates a city council angry over attacks on senior citizens.

In the Heat of the Night The Creek

Gillespie (Carroll O'Connor) believes an assault victim (guest star Caryn West) is lying about her attacker. With Howard Rollins.

Harlem Nights (1989)

Business partners resisting a white mobster trying to take over their nightclub in the 1930s Harlem.

Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker The Fight of the Century

Aspiring to be more than a washerwoman, Sarah resolves to sell Addie's hair product; when she's cruelly rebuffed, the gloves come off.