Jawanna blames her alcoholism on her mother, Tracy, and her traumatic childhood; Tracy says that Jawanna is out of control and becomes argumentative, violent, and in trouble with the law, when she is drunk;

Black people, falsely accused of crimes, meet a white journalist, who says the Black Lives Matter movement is a terrorist hate group;

Dr. Phil continues his conversation with Megan, who claims that her ex-boyfriend Andy has used the court system to make it impossible for her to be a mom to their 5-year-old son;

Suzanne Morchew vanished near her Colorado home on Mother's Day, 2020; her distraught brother tells of finding evidence that may solve her disappearance;

Crystal's parents say her home is such a health hazard that it needs to be burned to the ground, and they are ready to call CPS to protect their 12-year-old grandson; Crystal tells all about her extensive childhood trauma;

Ryan's family bring video evidence to show Dr. Phil the horrifying and embarrassing behaviors that they say they've had to live with for years; Dr. Phil confronts Ryan about his drinking and disrespectful attitude;

For four years, Shannon has been raising her two young grandchildren, while her daughter, Ginger, has been running the streets, drinking, doing drugs, and selling her body for money;

In May 2020, Melissa left her family without warning and flew 2,000 miles across the country; she says she's finally ready to reveal why, and feels only Dr. Phil can help her;

Dr. Phil continues his discussion with Melissa's parents; Melissa confronts her family and reveals the dark and shocking secret that she's been keeping;

Beth says her pregnant stepdaughter, Teresa, has been using heroin for the past 10 years; Teresa's father admits that he enables his daughter's drug habit;

Holly's mother, Linda, says Holly hasn't been the same since becoming engage; she describes Holly as fat, lazy, and depressed;

Joni disapproves of her 49-year-old father having a committed relationship and a baby with her friend Gina, a 23-year-old woman, and shares her dislike for his newfound romance on TikTok;

Casey has been married 10 times, and none of the marriages have worked out; at 56, she is still looking for the perfect match and ready for Dr. Phil to get real with her, so she can find out what's gone wrong;

Dr. Phil follows up with some of his favorite guests to see if they were able to turn their lives around, after talking with him; is it possible that out-of-control teen got on the right path; has "hoarding couple" cleaned up their house;

Thirty years after an intense police raid shut down The Zion Society, some of its victims tell their stories of surviving the religious cult, that sexually abused them as children and controlled their lives;

Tiffany and Walker say that their mother, Shari, hits the casino the moment her paycheck drops into her bank account and is nearly $90,000 in debt.

Dustin says his marriage to Amethyst is in trouble, and his 15-year-old stepdaughter, Kyrah, is part of the problem; the girl says that she wants out of the house so badly that she has run away nine times;

Cameron, 21, wants to control the anger that has stopped him from doing anything with his life; a psychiatrist performs brain scans to determine if a childhood traumatic brain injury had lasting effects;

Nino and his fiancee say his mom, Anna, is being scammed by her online boyfriend, Sammie Lee Strong, to whom she has sent more than $120,000.

A woman, who is a catfish herself, explains to Anna that she has two choice: walk away now or lose everything she has; an update from a past guest and fan favorite, who can relate to this situation all too well;

When a successful TV producer mysteriously disappears in the Idaho wilderness, his friends and family are left with nothing but questions;

Ellie says that her father initially told her that her mother had died in a mental institution, then changed his story; Ellie is determined to solve her mother's mysterious disappearance;

Victoria says her son DJ, 14, has been angry, violent, and out of control all of his life, and she locks herself in the bedroom at night because he regularly threatens and attacks her;

Becky reveals why it's not just daughter Gabe's drug use that has her unwilling to relinquish guardianship of her grandchild; Gabe says something that leaves Dr. Phil questioning whether she really is ready to get her daughter back;

Women who believe that their sons were entrapped in sex stings by law enforcement;

A woman who believes her already rocky marriage has become worse due to increased debt and her husband's controlling ways;

A woman claims her sister has threatened to kill her multiple times, burn their parents' house, and is unstable, yet she still gets financial support from their mother;

Mothers who say they feel tired, stressed, and angry because of the pressures of raising children and earning money during a pandemic;

Food truck owner Danny struggles with a meth addiction and relapsed last year, after 12 years of sobriety; he says his wife Alisa and the stress she brings him caused his relapse and are triggers that forced him to use;

Zephaniah Trevino, 17, faces capital murder and aggravative robbery charges for a fatal robbery at a Texas apartment complex; her parents say she was being sex trafficked by the man who pulled the trigger, Philip Baldenegro;

Dr. Phil's team visits Nigeria and investigates whether Sherry's marriage certificate is real or fake, like David's last visa attempt; Dr. Phil speaks to an immigration attorney, who gives his take on David's visa issues;

Anna feels that her adopted 11-year-old son is a monster, who is only getting bigger and stronger, and she is terrified for the other children living in her home;

Bryan says he believes "They" can turn any electrical device, from a ceiling fan or car radio to his refrigerator, against him and use it as a torture device, and his ex-wife says he spends his days combating his "nonstop torment";

Laurie says her dad, John, has every room in the house piled to the ceiling with "junk" and the downstairs is infested with bed bugs; Dr. Phil learns that hoarding is only the surface level of the toxicity in this house;

Natalie says she was wrongfully arrested and charged with crimes of elder abuse and battery, and her mom and sister are the ones to blame; sister Pascale, mother Mimi and client Harry tell a different story;

Vivian says her friend, Tina, is being catfished by someone pretending to be rock stars Nikki Sixx and Bret Michaels; the real Nikki Sixx surprises Tina face-to-face, and she receives a video message from Bret Michaels;

Drew Barrymore ("The Drew Barrymore Show") confirms or denies several big rumors; life coach Mike Bayer confronts 28-year-old Devan, who spends his days smoking marijuana and playing video games;

Theresa says that she thought she had the perfect marriage until police arrested her husband and accused him of plotting to kill her with an overdose of fentanyl, and she realized he was leading a double life;

Kelly and Jessica say that they're concerned for sister Lindsay's well-being, after they discovered her boyfriend Brandon's bizarre double life and constant lies, and they want him out of her life;

Kelly and Jessica tell their sister, Lindsay, and her boyfriend, Brandon, how they feel; Brandon reveals details about his head injuries, while serving in the Marines; Dr. Phil refers him to a brain disorder specialist;

Keith says that his wife of 28 years, JoLynn, recently made headline news, when she was arrested for public intoxication; she later claimed that police abused her, while she was in custody;

Keith and JoLynn get the chance to talk to the Alameda Police Department about their accusations of wrongdoing; Dr. Phil discusses these accusations with Sgt. Ray Kelly, who shares body cam footage;

Terri claims that her 68-year-old sister, Denise, is mooching off their aging parents and pawning their possessions; the parents plead with Denise to stand on her own two feet, so they can retire in peace;

Anna Lisa accuses Alexis of abusing her daughter, Amanda, cheating on her, and being completely unable to provide a stable home for her daughter and their two children;

Dr. Phil teams up, for the first time, with bestselling author, heart surgeon, and Emmy Award-winning host of The Dr. Oz Show (2009), Dr. Mehmet Oz, to take on and fight internet fraudsters who have stolen their names and likenesses

Dr. Phil continues his conversation with Jeremey, a funeral escort, who is being accused of impersonating a police officer and could face up to 85 years in prison;

Trap, an aspiring MMA fighter who uses social media to advance his career, says he's the victim of internet trolling; his former trainer says that Trap lives in a fantasy world, while his wife says that their children are being threatened;

Ronnie says that his wife, Kim, is punishing him for an affair he never had; Kim insists that she has irrefutable proof that Ronnie has been unfaithful;

Dr. Phil continues his conversation with Ronnie and Ronnie's wife, Kim; Kim is adamant that Ronnie has been unfaithful;

Amy and Emily say that their mother and stepfather believe that they are being poisoned by a neighbor; their mother claims that her house is engulfed with toxic fumes and is completely unlivable;

Heather says that for one minute her 15-year-old daughter, Marissa, is an aspiring cardiologist with top grades, and the next, she's a pot smoking car thief, who admits to stealing her mom's vehicle nine times;

A man is murdered and two of his friends disappear within weeks of each other in Bakersfield, Calif; their mothers team up to search for answers, a heartbreaking discovery is discussed, and criminal charges are made;

The mothers of the Bakersfield 3 sit down with Dr. Phil to discuss their traumatic losses: the murders of Micah Holsenbake and James Kulstad, and the twist in the case of still missing Baylee Despot;

The women, who police chief Jason Collier dated, discovered that he was a married man lying to his wife and multiple girlfriends; he answers accusations made by the woman, who outed what she called his "triple" life;

Mia and Kiki say that their 30-year-old brother, Forrest, is jobless and won't pay his bills; Forrest says that his family doesn't understand how hard it is for him, due to his mental disorder;

Jennifer says that her 15-year-old daughter, Marie, is completely out of control; she fears that Marie's actions will lead to her living on the streets;

After a breakup during the pandemic; Mark Anthony wants to get back together with his Russian bride, Marina, but she isn't so sure;

Stephanie claims that her brother Brandon's conspiracy theories have taken over his life and are tearing their family apart; she also says he talks in riddles and barely leaves his home;

After 17 seasons and nearly 20,000 guests, Dr. Phil celebrates his 3,000th episode; how some of Dr. Phil's most memorable guests are doing now;

Dr. Phil introduces Karen to other people who "Thomas" has catfished; an infectious disease expert answers questions about getting the COVID-19 vaccine;

Dakota, 17, hangs out with wannabe gang members, drug addicts, and troublemakers; his grandmother, Catherine, says that she can't use tough love with him because she holds guilt from his father's suicide;

AnnaLynne McCord (90210 (2008), Nip/Tuck (2003)) shares her diagnosis of dissociative identity disorder, reveals what it was like living with multiple personalities, and is determined to help destigmatize mental illness;

The circumstances of Ellie and Steven's 3-month-old son Lucas' death are a mystery; Steven is under investigation, while his mother, Melissa, suspects that Ellie is responsible for her grandson's death.

Parents Elke and Steven hear from a world-renowned expert regarding traumatic brain injuries and abuse in children; what Dr. Phil learns about the possible timing and cause of baby Lucas' death;

Hannah, 11, has had an eating disorder since she was 9, when she started spiraling out of control, lying to hide food, having violent outbursts, compulsively exercising, and needing to be force fed with a feeding tube;

Angela disagrees with her adult offspring's lifestyle and gender identity, saying that Jaybries is disrespectful and is a bad influence on her 16-year-old daughter;

Alexa says that she's tired of watching her mother, Jen, make terrible life choices; Jen admits that she is an alcoholic and that she hasn't been 100 percent truthful with Alexa, but says that she just wants to restart her life;

Family members and friends say that Alexandra has been dealing with severe "hypochondria" since she was a child; she says that she is $10,000 in medical debt; Dr. Phil takes a look beneath the surface of her decade long struggle.

Arielle says that she has struggled with a decade-long addiction to heroin; her parents say that they've done all that they can to keep her safe; what Arielle's teen siblings say about how her addiction has affected them;

Arielle used heroin for over a decade and left her family broken -- and the family say that they all have anger built up from the years of chaos in the home; she says there is a secret regarding her true identity;

Arielle and her family have been struggling to cope with her drug addiction for 10 years and they all have issues with one another;

Rob Will was 22 when he was convicted of capital murder 19 years ago for killing a sheriff's deputy, but he denies that he pulled the trigger and says that the state of Texas has the wrong guy sitting on death row;

A teen refuses to speak to her dad for five years; a family is devastated by the death of a son; boys turned in their dad for being narrow minded; a family-owned business is thrown into chaos;