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Former Chicago cop and security guard of The Jerry Springer Show gets his own series adapted from the popular 'Steve to the Rescue' segments he did while filling in for Springer. Steve says he hopes his show will provide him with a platform to stand up for everyday people and…
A woman says her stepfather sexually abused her. Despite his being found not guilty, she asks that he take a lie-detector test. Also: A woman claims her ex is stalking her.
A woman claims the father of her three children is absent; a couple say they have violent arguments that affect their child.
A mother is confronted about her drug use.
An alleged child pornographer is confronted.
A woman serving time for offering her daughter for use in child pornography is confronted.
A man admits to abusing his wife, but says he does it because he loves her. Her mother wants her to leave him.
A woman wants the unemployed father of their three children to start paying child support. He says he needs to pay off his debts first.
A woman wants to get out of a relationship with a pimp, while the pimp claims she's abusing him. He also says he can't get a real job because of his troubled past.
A man is accused of making sexual advances toward his stepdaughter by the girl's father.
Homelessness in San Antonio is explored.
An abusive boyfriend is confronted.
A teen says she is supporting her family while her father remains jobless; a paternity test is requested.
Steve confronts an abusive boyfriend; a woman wants her sister to stop prostituting herself.
An irresponsible teen mother is confronted.
A woman giving up her third child for adoption is confronted. Also: An attempt to dissuade a troubled teen from being in a gang.
A couple with poor-parenting skills are the guests.
A 16-year-old mother wants custody of her two-year-old child, but her mother thinks it's a bad idea.
A homeless woman is assisted; a woman confronts her alcoholic sister.
A mother and daughter clash over child care; a man who is abusive to his mother is confronted.
Steve tags along with a New Orleans police patrol. Also: a homeless man reunites with his family.
Parents seek help for their daughter, a heroin user.
An abusive father wants to be part of his son's life.
Troubled teens are confronted about their actions.
An abusive husband is confronted; a father tries to reconcile with his pregnant daughter.
Steve goes to San Antonio to meet with a homeless family; and visits a waitress in Columbus struggling to pay her son's medical bills.
A troubled teen is confronted about his behavior and taken on a tour of a prison.
A teen mother is confronted about her partying lifestyle.
A drug-abusing prostitute is confronted about her dangerous lifestyle.
A mother looks to reconcile with her daughter.
Teens asks their mothers to give up drugs.
A pregnant teen is confronted about her dangerous and illegal behavior.
A man who doesn't take responsibility for his children is confronted by his exes.
Steve tries to help a woman stop prostituting.
A pregnant woman wants to get out of an abusive relationship, while her boyfriend claims that he's a changed man.
Two abusive relationships: one of the women is pregnant, and the other's husband won't support their child.
A woman fears for her baby's safety when her abusive boyfriend is around, but is reluctant to leave him because she hopes he'll change.
A 15-year-old girl is pregnant by an older man, who's also sleeping with her mother, a drug abuser who had abandoned her.
Steve talks to a man who says he's molesting young girls.
A woman confronts her mother about turning her over to an older man.
A man confronts his abusive father.
A woman confronts her drug-abusing mother.
A woman tries to reconnect with a daughter that was taken from her custody.
A woman confronts her sexually-abusive father.
Past guests return to give updates on their personal problems
A mother confronts her daughter about the teen's multiple pregnancies.
A drug-abusing mother is confronted by her daughter.
A grandmother requests that her abusive son and daughter-in-law turn over custody of their child to her.
A woman confronts her ex with allegations of child abuse.
A teen prostitute is confronted about her dangerous behavior.
A mother who gave up custody wants her children back; a crack-addicted mother is confronted.
A mother accuses her ex of molesting her daughter. Lie-detector testing is used to determine the truth.
A man accused of molesting his stepson tries to clear his name.
A teen paternity dispute. The girl blacked out at a party; later, she discovered she was pregnant.
Exploring a family's drug woes.
A homeless mother looks for help; a woman confronts her abusive boyfriend; the girlfriend of a gang member asks him to reform his ways.
Audience members advise a young mother who is being abused by her boyfriend.
Past guests return to give updates on their dysfunctional lives
Exes meet to discuss the welfare of their child; an abusive husband is confronted.
Issues associated with prostitution are discussed.
Abusive fathers are confronted about their troubling actions.
A look back at Steve's dealings with troubled children.
Drug users are confronted about their self-destructive behavior.
Abusive parents are confronted by their children and spouses.
A neglectful father is confronted by the mothers of his children.
An abusive father is confronted by his wife.
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Epic drama set in the summer of 1932 where India dreams of independence, but the British are clinging to power. Set against the sweeping grandeur of the Himalayas and tea plantations of Northern India, the drama tells the rich and explosive story of the decline of the British Empire and the birth of modern India, from both sides of the experience. At the heart of the story lie the implications and ramifications of the tangled web of passions, rivalries and clashes that define the lives of those brought together in this summer which will change everything.
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