Taylor Schilling, Jason Biggs and the woman who inspired the TV series, "Orange Is the New Black". Also: rapper Eve receives a message from Cedric the Entertainer.

Guests: Kate Gosselin; Julianne Moore. Also: healthy-living tips from the cast of "Days of Our Lives".

Blair Underwood; Marie Monville, the wife of Amish gunman Charles Roberts, who shot 10 children in an Amish schoolhouse on Oct. 2, 2006. Also: the cast of Broadway's "Janis Joplin" perform.

Sandra Oh. Also: drug-resistant illnesses; trending topics with David Gregory and Carrie Keagan; social-media responses.

Cate Edwards discusses her relationship with her father, former senator John Edwards (D-N.C.), and her half-sister. Also: the mother of a bullied teen who committed suicide; tips for identifying signs that teens are in trouble.

Miss Teen USA Cassidy Wolf discusses how she was targeted by an extortionist; protection tips against cyber hackers are shared. Also: Benedict Cumberbatch.

A look at a deadly club drug called Molly; interviews with two artists who focus on painting mouths and feet; a sneak peek at People magazine's "Teacher of the Year".

A behind-the-scenes look at "The Walking Dead" with series stars Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, Danai Guira and Steven Yeun. Also: Dylan McDermott.

Former 'American Idol' contestant Mandisa. Also: women who want to lose weight to get back at people who ridiculed them.

Orlando Bloom. Also: beauty tips; trending topics; responses to recent subjects on the show.

Avril Lavigne performs and is interview. Also: a "Chopped" challenge; trending topics.

Shirley MacLaine. Also: gun violence and killing sprees in America are examined; three women receive interview makeovers.

Demi Lovato. Also: men with eating disorders share their stories; a mother discusses her personal crusade against anorexia; and Denver Girl Scouts collect winter coats for the needy.

Katie reveals her fantasy job; Shirley MacLaine. Also: Amy Grant performs.

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) discusses sexual assault in the military.

Ed Burns guests. Also: a performance by Danielle Bradbery ("The Voice"); a look at 3-D printers.

Kirstie Alley, Rhea Perlman and Michael Richards ("Kirstie"). Also: facts and myths about gluten.

Medical symptoms that mimic child-abuse warning signs; a look at the "Little Children, Big Challenges" initiative on "Sesame Street".

Candice Bergen; Faith Ford; Charles Kimbrough; Joe Regalbuto; Grant Shaud and Diane English reminisce about "Murphy Brown". Also: Eva Longoria and Howard Buffett discuss their fight against hunger.

The parents of Laci Peterson, Chandra Levy, Natalee Holloway and JonBenet Ramsey discuss overcoming grief and share advice for other families dealing with loss.

Michael Simon; Wanda Sykes. Also: personal-life overhauls.

Jessie Mueller performs. Also: a look at the "knockout game", an attack in which an unsuspecting victim is knocked unconscious with a single punch; trending topics.

The legalization of marijuana for recreational use is discussed. Also: author Mitch Albom.

Teen binge-drinking; parents who lost their son to drinking and driving; Cuba Gooding Jr.

Naomi Judd discusses the connection between the body and mind. Also: the top beauty products of 2014; a look at money-saving digital apps.

Padma Lakshmi discusses the "Top Chef" finale and a women's health issue. Also: an interview with a man who was wrongfully convicted of murdering his parents and spent 17 years in prison; tips for brides-to-be.

Women who overcame seemingly insurmountable odds are interviewed, including an author with a rare medical condition and the first legally blind beauty-pageant contestant. Also: trending topics; social-media responses.

Melinda Gates debunks three myths that keep the poor from improving their lives; journalist Bianna Golodryga discusses a dinner trend. Also: honeymoon-planning advice for brides-to-be.

Dave Navarro & Chris Nunez ("Ink Master") discuss the art of tattoos; ventriloquist Terry Fator weighs in on his "America's Got Talent" win and his show in Las Vegas. Also: hacks to make kitchen duties easier.

Randi Zuckerberg talks about photo apps and shares tips on taking good "selfie" pictures. Also: menopause symptoms and preparation.

Roma Downey and Mark Burnett discuss their 2014 movie adaptation, "Son of God"; Jason Momoa weighs in on "Game of Thrones" and other projects. Also: bridal tips, including advice on choosing wedding cakes.

Bill Klein and Jen Arnold ("The Little Couple"). Also: the story of a man whose children accused him of sexual assault; a look at game apps.

Hair loss; tips from a Hollywood stunt performer; healthy Latin recipes.

Jason Hervey is a guest. Also: Women Who Are the Main Breadwinners in Their Homes Talk About Balancing Careers, Marriage and Motherhood; Milk Alternatives are Examined.

Helping adult children move out and get on with their lives. Also: an interview with a woman who helps children in foster care; money questions.

Tips for surviving an attack are provided; chef Joel Gamoran shares cooking advice. Also: female entrepreneurs; popular items from Joyrus.com.

Germs found in retail clothing items, self-serve beverage fountains, grocery stores and restaurants are examined. Also: money-saving tips for buying a car.

Jim Cramer discusses investment strategies; Nigel Barker sheds light on his modeling-competition show, "The Face". Also: germ-collecting spots in homes.

Shay Mitchell. Also: colon-cancer screening and prevention; People magazine tips.

Sarah Jessica Parker. Also: an interview with a family that committed to going without sweets for six weeks; trending topics.

Anita Hill. Also: moms making a difference via social networking; at-home beauty fixes.

Journalist Dan Harris discusses his on-air panic attack and his success with meditation; Katherine Schwarzenegger shares advice for college graduates. Also: a look at summer fashions.

Cobie Smulders guests. Also: Arianna Huffington discusses redefining success; Ellie Krieger shares healthy recipes.

Kyle MacLachlan. Also: Nicole Brown Simpson's sister, Tanya Brown, discusses coping with depression; People magazine news.

Morgan Spurlock; Richard Marx. Also: trending topics.

The signs that a youngster is involved in harmful behavior; Mayim Bialik.

Morgan Freeman; Bob Saget; chef Roble Ali.

Alan Thicke. Also: a look at research for treating paralysis; weight-loss tips from trainer Bob Harper.

An organ-donor chain is spotlighted. Also: a woman whose grandchildren were killed in the Oklahoma City bombing; People-magazine news.

Colin Firth. Also: the one-year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombing.

A woman, whose life was threatened by a mudslide, discussed her experience. Also: tips for surviving natural disasters; Korean recipes; DIY bathroom fixes.

Jane Goodall; Laurie David. Also: wedding-planning apps.

Dominic Monaghan. Also: tips for teaching kids about money; vacation deals.

Jewel; Cecile Richards; Ted Allen and Alex Guarnaschelli ("America's Best Cooks").

Benjamin Stockham. Also: a look at virginity; tips for getting rid of germs in the home.

Sofia Vergara. Also: a performance by Laura Jansen; symptoms of an underactive thyroid; makeup tips.

Ramin Karimloo ("Les Miserables"). Also: integrative medicine; apps and gadgets for pets.

Tori Amos performs and is interviewed. Also: Valerie Jarrett, President Obama's senior advisor, discusses the White House's initiative on college sexual assaults.

Jennifer Esposito; Jane Seymour. Also: the kickoff for a month of surprises; People magazine news.

The dangers of texting while driving are discussed. Also: Natalie Merchant performs; trending topics.

Photographer Anne Geddes. Also: a look at postpartum depression; Mother's Day brunch recipes with Clinton Kelly ("The Chew") and his mom.

News correspondent Byron Pitts discusses his experience dealing with a stutter and the effect it had on his self-esteem; Tyne Daly talks about her return to Broadway. Also: tech-savvy gadgets for moms.

A boy, who is losing his eyesight, creates a bucket list; opera singer Jessye Norman.

Nasty Girl founder, Sophia Amoruso. Also: a look at obesity in America; facts about food expiration dates.

Patricia Heaton, Sean Astin and Sarah Drew discuss the film, "Moms' Night Out". Also: trending topics.

Sean and Timmy O'Neill ("Brothers Wild"). Also: the effect of confidence on women's success at work is examined; career women discuss their insecurities and mistakes; and food writer Mark Bittman shares vegetable recipes.

Clark Gregg. Also: organizational expert Jeffrey Phillip provides tips for cleaning and organizing closets; bionic chef Eduardo Garcia.

Democratic National Committee chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn) discuss female leaders in politics. Also: People magazine news.

Claire Danes and makeup artist Matin Maulawizada discuss their work with Afghan widows; author Andrew Kaufman talks about the importance of books for incarcerated youth. Also: trending topics.

Chef Eduardo Garcia discusses how he overcame the loss of an arm. Also: a summer salad recipe; prom-night trends; tips for reducing sugar intake.

Soldier Cory Remsburg. Also: women whose mothers died when they were young are interviewed; tech gear and gadgets are spotlighted.

Olympic swimmer Dara Torres. Also: fashion trends from the website, Joyous; beauty products.

Wynonna Judd performs and is interviewed. Also: tips for family road trips; People magazine news.

The finalists for "Katie's Dream Award" are announced. Also: educational topics are addressed.

A report on potentially hazardous chemicals in furniture; a look at foods that contain probiotics. Also: a teacher who is trying to help thousands of classrooms across the U.S.

Inspirational women who refuse to let life's setbacks keep them from achieving their dreams. Also: tips for metabolism makeovers.

Lisa Ling reports on the rewards and challenges of being a foster parent. Also: jazz musician Peter Cincotti performs.

John Quinones becomes the subject of a social experiment; Debi Mazar and her husband, Gabriele Corcos, share their love of Tuscan food.

Marlo Thomas. Also: advice for saying "no"; a look at the importance of boundaries; tips for an easy summer.

University of Connecticut student Hillary Holt discusses her experiences with sorority hazing; viral music sensation Zach Sobiech's mother talks about her son's life and legacy; and chef Ben Ford shares cooking tips and recipes.

James Murray, Brian Quinn, Joe Gatto and Sal Vulcano ("Impractical Jokers"). Also: tips for parents whose youngest children are preparing to move out.

The costs and benefits of a college education are examined. Also: artisan-made products; People magazine news.

Anika Noni Rose. Also: women who helped solve homicide investigations; remedies for diet mistakes.

A look at military life before and after "Don't Ask, Don't Tell". Also: communication in relationships; messages sent from the body.

Laverne Cox ("Orange is the New Black"); Carl Kasell, National Public Radio. Also: Nelly performs.

Mo Rocca. Also: a teenager searches for the woman who donated the egg that resulted in her birth.

Being overwhelmed impacts mental health and relationships; making the most out of down time.

The positive effects of music on people with Alzheimer's is examined; a teenager who speaks 23 languages is interviewed; and chef Kelsey Nixon discusses tools for confidence in the kitchen.

Divorced parents live together in a modified house; saving money and hassle on divorce; Jeff Perry.

Doc Shaw discusses his weight loss and his work educating children about obesity and bullying. Also: a look at the addictive nature of pornography.

The parents of writer Marina Keegan (1989-2012) discuss her collection of essays. Also: a look at honeybees; garden-transformation tips.

Lynda Carter. Also: the effects of painkiller addiction; tips for helping an addicted friend or family member; recipes for 10-minute meals.

Fox News anchor Bret Baier discusses his career and experience dealing with his son's congenital heart disease. Also: a look at mindfulness; tips for making healthy choices in restaurants.

Examining whether parents' desires to protect their kids prevents children from learning valuable lessons. Also: country singer Katie Armiger performs; organizational expert Jeffrey Phillip demonstrates how to pack a suitcase.

Exceptional children, including an 11-year-old marathon runner, an 8-year-old who speaks multiple languages & a 13-year-old fashion designer, are profiled; deception expert Apollo Robbins demonstrates pickpocketing; exercise essentials.

Producer Jerry Bruckheimer. Also: issues affecting male fertility; hidden sources of caffeine that may contribute to insomnia.

Examining dangerous teen diet trends and warning signs of body-image issues. Also: a look at service dogs trained to help autistic children; tech tips for aging family members.

Blogger Tavi Gevinson; Dolvett Quince ("The Biggest Loser"). Also: families dealing with mysterious illnesses.

Nurses are spotlighted. Also: a lighthearted look at daily activities that are challenging to people who can't see well; natural therapies for menopause; treatments for common medical issues.

Standup comic Tig Notaro. Also: an interview with a woman who became paralyzed at her bachelorette party; tips for emergencies; allergy triggers.

Internet stars are featured, including singer Sam Tsui, hairstylist Mindy McKnight, and grammar expert Jack Douglas. Also: nutrition and health advice from model Carol Alt.

Adults living with ADHD are featured. Also: advice for staying focused; three health tips for summer.

Lori Loughlin. Also: career changers, including a corporate lawyer who became a Lego artist; parenting tips; medical myths.

The "Dress for Success" organization, which helps women get and keep jobs, is spotlighted. Also: three makeovers; six women who received double lung transplants; food-preparation tips.

How to influence one's longevity; keeping the body and spirit young; dressing to impress.

DIY entrepreneurs are profiled; a woman whose life was changed by a trip to Uganda shares her experiences. Also: a look at oral health.

Memorable guests are featured, including a teenager with an aging disease, a Hurricane Sandy survivor, and a triathlete who recovered from a severe bicycle accident. Also: Elmo ("Sesame Street").

A man, sentenced to death, and his wife tell their unique story; a father-son marathon team.

The daily talk show ends its run with a look back at powerful moments, celebrity guests and musical acts. Also: comedic moments from behind the scenes.