After a difficult childhood with an abusive stepfather and drug-addicted mother, Sarah is fighting for her life at only 24 years old.

Tamy faces a tough choice when her husband wants her back, but only if she moves away from Houston and Dr. Now's program; Karina's weight loss begins to slow, but she finds happiness dating a guy Dr. Now is surprised to see in his clinic again.

Sean has a massive growth protruding from his side and skin so stretched it's tearing apart, forcing his mother to change both of their lifestyles before he can be approved for surgery.

At over 700 pounds, Teretha's life is confined to a bed, which is a long way from her former job representing Detroit's healthy eating program; a gastric bypass will hopefully save her life.

Seana is 23 and nearly 700 lbs, living at her mom's house, depressed and anxious, her weight-gain threatening to take her last breath; Dr. Now can give her the tools she needs to live, but until she chooses life, no one can save Seana but herself.

Margaret's life at 700 pounds is in need of a jump-start; at age 35, she is a mama's girl; it's time for Margaret to get out of bed, overcome her food addiction and break away from the comfort of her mother so she can finally live her life.

Margaret succeeds in getting surgery, but Dr. Now is dismayed when a few months later she and her mom revert to their old ways; Megan grows impatient with her slow weight loss, and if Dr. Now doesn't approve her for surgery soon, she might quit.

For Julian and his wife, Irma, it was love at first sight; in order to grow old together, Julian will have to overcome the food addiction that made him more than 800 pounds.

Seana's mind is ready for surgery, but her body still has a conflict with the scale; once almost 900 pounds, J.T. Clark is finally ready to have his massive leg surgically downsized.

Liz, completely bed-bound, has severe lymphedema that makes it impossible to walk; utterly isolated, Liz has no friends, battles depression and lives with a mother too ill to take care of her.

A college graduate with a once-promising career, Justin has eaten his life away to the point of never leaving the house for anything but food; only the help of Dr. Now's weight-loss program can restore his hopes of living a happy, productive life.

Liz, completely bed-bound, has severe lymphedema that makes it impossible to walk; utterly isolated, Liz has no friends, battles depression and lives with a mother too ill to take care of her.

A college graduate with a once-promising career, Justin has eaten his life away to the point of never leaving the house for anything but food; only the help of Dr. Now's weight-loss program can restore his hopes of living a happy, productive life.

Seana's mind is ready for surgery, but her body still has a conflict with the scale; once almost 900 pounds, J.T. Clark is finally ready to have his massive leg surgically downsized.

Tiffany and Yajaira have Jarcho Levin Syndrome, which malformed their ribs and spines during infancy.

Born with Goldenhar Syndrome, Austin and Elena have been bullied for looking different, and feel isolated from other kids.

An Arizona teenager slips when he tries to jump a fence; a Louisiana bull rider has a run-in with a bull and barely survives.

A fireworks enthusiast buys illegal explosives that backfire; a father falls asleep at the wheel; a pilot ground tests his gyrocopter.

A man's arm is stuck in the basement furnace; a dirt bike rider takes a deadly blow to the neck; a man crawling under his truck to start it makes a nearly fatal mistake.

A father of nine falls deep into an abandoned mine shaft; a Florida teenager comes face-to-face with an 11-foot alligator; a Michigan woman rides a snowmobile for the first time and loses control.

A 14-year-old develops a rash that leaves her fighting for her life; a young father's body begins to shut down.

A boy has infrequent bowel movements; a bodybuilder discovers a painful lump in her jaw.

A 5-year-old boy has a persistent, mysterious fever and stomach ache.

A woman becomes violently ill after a lifetime of good health.

A teenager's hair begins to fall out.

A tumor hides another malady; a marathon runner experiences chronic fatigue.

A man undergoes surgery to remove his record-breaking face tumor; a young girl lives with huge hands; a mathematician born with severely deformed legs and a spine walks on all fours.

A woman hopes the tooth transplanted in her eye will stop her from going blind; conjoined twins share a single body; a boy with gigantism in his legs turns to doctors for a cure; a mother has surgery to remove the massive fatty tumors in her neck.

A woman has over 50 orgasms a day, which makes sex painful; in the United States, a man is only 2 feet, eleven inches tall due to a rare condition called primordial dwarfism.

Four sisters are unable to move; conjoined twins find love; a man's chin won't stop growing; a girl can't smile.

The Pope blesses a severely disfigured Italian man; girl born without arms and thighs thrives, and a family with the world's longest hair.

A man just 16 inches tall campaigns for the record of smallest man; the elephant man gets married.

A woman has over 50 orgasms a day, which makes sex painful; in the United States, a man is only 2 feet, eleven inches tall due to a rare condition called primordial dwarfism.

Four sisters are unable to move; conjoined twins find love; a man's chin won't stop growing; a girl can't smile.

The Pope blesses a severely disfigured Italian man; girl born without arms and thighs thrives, and a family with the world's longest hair.

A man just 16 inches tall campaigns for the record of smallest man; the elephant man gets married.

A man undergoes surgery to remove his record-breaking face tumor; a young girl lives with huge hands; a mathematician born with severely deformed legs and a spine walks on all fours.

A woman hopes the tooth transplanted in her eye will stop her from going blind; conjoined twins share a single body; a boy with gigantism in his legs turns to doctors for a cure; a mother has surgery to remove the massive fatty tumors in her neck.

Donny has been to jail twice because of his hoard; Joyce finds comfort in her doll collection, while others see it as creepy.

Gary's house is so full that he is forced to sleep outside on a makeshift bed.

Severe debt and clutter has Dennis moments away from losing everything; Monte's clothing hoard has destroyed a relationship with her son.

When Child Protection Services removes Karen's children from her home, she has 48 hours to clean up or risks losing custody of her kids permanently.

Traci is pregnant and desperate to move back home, but it's filled floor to ceiling with her mother's stuff.

It takes less than a week for 16-year old Haley to fill a bedroom with stuff; her parents hope that a visit with an extreme hoarder will scare their daughter straight.

After Thomas Hicks sold over 200 babies illegally in the 1950s and 1960s, Jane Blasio works to reunite the stolen babies with biological families while trying to unearth secrets about Hicks himself.

Jane discovers a suspicious pattern of babies with extremely low birth weights coming out of the clinic; Chris finds out that Dr. Hicks may have hidden birth records in his mausoleum; Diane hopes to meet her biological father.

Jane and Lisa meet the first Hicks baby, Stephen Dilbeck; Chris and Sallie open the mausoleum in search of birth records rumored to be inside as they work on getting approval of an exhumation.

Stephen Dilbeck gets some shocking information about his birth family from Jane and Lisa; Chris and Sallie work on getting approval of an exhumation that will answer questions for hundreds of Hicks babies.

Jane and Lisa share the news about the exhumation with a group of Hicks babies that have questioned whether Dr. Hicks was in fact their biological father; Sallie and the Hicks babies learn the DNA results.

Wendy and her team encounter unexpected challenges with the exhumation; Sallie struggles emotionally with her decision to exhume; the Hicks babies learn the DNA results; three Hicks babies are connected with biological family.

A woman enlists Lisa's help to find her birth mother, but unearths a 40-year-old secret in the process.

Chris tries to solve the 50-year-old mystery of why a woman was abandoned at a laundromat days after being born; a family enlists Lisa's help to track down the firstborn son that was placed for adoption, hoping to fulfill a father's dying wish.

Lisa tackles the challenging mystery of why a woman was abandoned in a trash can as a baby; unexpected DNA results throw a woman's entire identity into question.

After a joyful reunion with the daughter he was forced to give up, Jon now struggles to maintain their relationship; high school sweethearts who placed their son up for adoption happily meet his adoptive parents and participate in his wedding.

The revelation of a man's adoption catapults his search for his biological roots, but his son's DNA only deepens the mystery; a woman enlists Chris' help to find the son she placed for adoption, hoping her decision was not in vain.

Sisters searching for their birth mother hope Chris can uncover the mystery of why they were taken from her when they were young; Lisa helps a mother find the daughter she placed for adoption, hoping the adoptive family she chose was the right one.

Lisa tackles the challenging mystery of why a woman was abandoned in a trash can as a baby; unexpected DNA results throw a woman's entire identity into question.

After a joyful reunion with the daughter he was forced to give up, Jon now struggles to maintain their relationship; high school sweethearts who placed their son up for adoption happily meet his adoptive parents and participate in his wedding.

The revelation of a man's adoption catapults his search for his biological roots, but his son's DNA only deepens the mystery; a woman enlists Chris' help to find the son she placed for adoption, hoping her decision was not in vain.

Sisters searching for their birth mother hope Chris can uncover the mystery of why they were taken from her when they were young; Lisa helps a mother find the daughter she placed for adoption, hoping the adoptive family she chose was the right one.

A woman enlists Lisa's help to find her birth mother, but unearths a 40-year-old secret in the process.

Chris tries to solve the 50-year-old mystery of why a woman was abandoned at a laundromat days after being born; a family enlists Lisa's help to track down the firstborn son that was placed for adoption, hoping to fulfill a father's dying wish.

Robert is back to see if Dr. Lee and Dr. Umar can remove his recurring head keloid for good; Justice has small lesions all over her body; Mike has hundreds of lipomas that bring him great discomfort.

Steven's bump is so large, his daughter thinks he is growing a monster on his back; Catherine's arm lump has grown so big that it's nearly up to her armpit; Ethan suffers from an irritating rash in an uncomfortable and awkward place on his body.

Robert has thousands of unique bumps on his arms that Dr. Lee has never seen; Alexis has a painful cheek cyst that oozes and has a pungent odor; Stuart's cluster of back bumps disgusts his wife but thrills Dr. Lee.

Casey's birthmark covers most of her face, head and neck; James has mysterious massive growths on his inner thigh and lower abdomen; Jerry had to hang up his rock star vocal cords when a lump grew out the side of his throat.

Debra has a large, brain-like growth on the side of her head that feels like a sponge, has crevices and emits an odor; Dusten is a cowboy looking to remove the painful lump on his knee; Ramiro has a bump on his jaw that has already been removed once.

Kenny was born with a rare condition that causes hundreds of lumps to grow all over his body; Ebonee covers the tiny bumps on her eyes with sunglasses; Paula's painful and swollen feet ooze a substance that emits a foul odor.

Christmas is in full swing at Dr. Pimple Popper HQ with patients galore, but this year, Dr. Lee and her staff are partaking in a merry task to re-create classic Christmas movie scenes with pimple-y twists for holiday cards for their patients.

Johnnie's crippling psoriasis keeps him from spending time with his daughter; Aimee has a mohawk of cysts on her head; Edith's face markings and itchy skin condition turn out to be more than she expected.

Bob suffers from mysterious open-wound sores all over his body; Virginia's stress-ball-sized lump is such a pain in her neck that she can't wait to have it removed; Ted suffers from flaking, itchy, stucco-like skin and has had no luck finding a cure.

Elaine calls the growth on her love handle her third breast; Jessica's cyst is close to her eye and could be dangerous for Dr. Lee to remove; Dwayne wants his nose bumps removed, but he may not be able to make it through the pain of the procedure.

Elizabeth's head is covered with giant cauliflower-shaped bumps; Jamaal has been growing a strange knob on the left side of his butt since he was just a boy; Donna's cracking, bleeding skin condition has aged her face and kept her from being social.

Eric hopes Dr. Lee is able to remove the giant growth from his behind; Breanna suffers from itchy dry skin she can't help but scratch; Michael makes jokes, but he knows the bump on his head is anything but funny.

John lost his sight at a young age and soon after began growing lumps on his body. Lynette has hundreds of pebble-sized bumps all over her arms, chest and belly. Gabe cannot imagine going to college with the unsightly mole on the back of his head.

Dr. Lee faces off with iguana-wrangler Madison's head growths; Chanel suffers from painful cyst tunnels beneath her armpit skin that leak and smell like the food she eats; the dark purple birthmark on Eddie's nose has made him a recluse.

Tim has a massive growth on his back that affects his ability to work and socialize; Daniel has debilitating psoriasis that covers most of his body; Gloriana and Yolanda are a mother and daughter duo who have bonded over their bumps.

With pandemic safety protocols in place, Dr. Lee reopens her office; Monica has a large birthmark growing on the side of her face; Jackie has a melon-sized lump on the back of her shoulder; Reginald has large, rare growths on the back of his head.

Dennis has several giant growths on the back of his head; Juan has a rare condition he hopes Dr. Lee will understand; Natalie searches for answers as to why her body is covered in hundreds of mysterious dark bumps.

Inoke has a huge, possibly life-threatening bulge on his shoulder; Delano returns with his back lump after Dr. Lee removed a liter of fluid from it; Reed has hundreds of bumps on his chest that burst and leave nasty scars.

Tim has a massive growth on his back that affects his ability to work and socialize; Daniel has debilitating psoriasis that covers most of his body; Gloriana and Yolanda are a mother and daughter duo who have bonded over their bumps.

With pandemic safety protocols in place, Dr. Lee reopens her office; Monica has a large birthmark growing on the side of her face; Jackie has a melon-sized lump on the back of her shoulder; Reginald has large, rare growths on the back of his head.

Dennis has several giant growths on the back of his head; Juan has a rare condition he hopes Dr. Lee will understand; Natalie searches for answers as to why her body is covered in hundreds of mysterious dark bumps.

Inoke has a huge, possibly life-threatening bulge on his shoulder; Delano returns with his back lump after Dr. Lee removed a liter of fluid from it; Reed has hundreds of bumps on his chest that burst and leave nasty scars.

John lost his sight at a young age and soon after began growing lumps on his body. Lynette has hundreds of pebble-sized bumps all over her arms, chest and belly. Gabe cannot imagine going to college with the unsightly mole on the back of his head.

Dr. Lee faces off with iguana-wrangler Madison's head growths; Chanel suffers from painful cyst tunnels beneath her armpit skin that leak and smell like the food she eats; the dark purple birthmark on Eddie's nose has made him a recluse.

A woman has seizures whenever she hears her favorite pop tunes; a young athlete loses all his body fat and almost starves to death.

A woman's life is ruined by extreme sweating day and night; a young teacher prays to stop living when he feels invisible bugs crawling all over him.

A successful businesswoman suddenly seems to become possessed by demons; a young college student battles monstrous pain when she grows fingernails out of her hair follicles.

A beautiful model turns into a raging monster and starts attacking everyone around her; a man's life is nearly destroyed when he can't stop burping.

A man faces amputation when a mystery disease turns his extremities black; a young woman develops paralyzing fears about ordinary objects.

Kendra Herrin and her sister, Maliyah, were born attached at the abdomen and pelvis; doctors use a groundbreaking surgical procedure to separate the girls.

Gabby isn't aging and no one knows why; she is eight years old but looks like a three-month old baby; two new cases have emerged that could reveal the mystery.

Meet three of the tallest teenagers in America who haven't finished growing.

Joyce's compulsive collecting almost cost her husband his life; Norine's hoarding forced her teenage daughter out of the house.

Jahn is an extreme hoarder trying to clear her two houses before they are both condemned.

Tammy is forced to eat her meals in her car; her sick father is unable to return home from the hospital.

Debbie lost the company of her four children to hoarding; Chip's family of six is forced to live in sixteen hundred square feet of living space.

A woman stops eating because she believes she is dead; a runner goes blind in one eye during a marathon; an ER tech's stroke-like symptoms.

An ER doctor's friend arrives at the hospital combative and out of control; a cyclist's throat is torn open when a driver opens a car door in her path; a nursing student is found passed out on the hospital floor.

The ER is a crime scene when a woman's belly pain is caused by smuggled narcotics; a doctor is mystified by heart attacks occurring the same day in the same family; strange markings on the body of a car crash victim lead to the cause of the accident.

Police officers bring in a criminal that is comatose; a man found passed out in the snow with no jacket or shoes arrives in the ER and a doctor is faced with a family emergency on her day-off.

A boa constrictor has wrapped around a man's arm and won't let go; a young woman has a severe laceration, but doctors begin to suspect there may be more to her case than the injury; a young man goes into anaphylactic shock after a dinner out.

A patient gets brought in with a live shark clamped onto his thigh, and he wants to save the shark; complications arise for a woman with a life-threatening condition; a mysterious condition causes a man to pass out.

The ER is a crime scene when a woman's belly pain is caused by smuggled narcotics; a doctor is mystified by heart attacks occurring the same day in the same family; strange markings on the body of a car crash victim lead to the cause of the accident.

Police officers bring in a criminal that is comatose; a man found passed out in the snow with no jacket or shoes arrives in the ER and a doctor is faced with a family emergency on her day-off.

A boa constrictor has wrapped around a man's arm and won't let go; a young woman has a severe laceration, but doctors begin to suspect there may be more to her case than the injury; a young man goes into anaphylactic shock after a dinner out.

A patient gets brought in with a live shark clamped onto his thigh, and he wants to save the shark; complications arise for a woman with a life-threatening condition; a mysterious condition causes a man to pass out.

A woman stops eating because she believes she is dead; a runner goes blind in one eye during a marathon; an ER tech's stroke-like symptoms.

An ER doctor's friend arrives at the hospital combative and out of control; a cyclist's throat is torn open when a driver opens a car door in her path; a nursing student is found passed out on the hospital floor.

Unable to stand for more than a short period of time, Karina's weight places a burden on her parents and drives a wedge between her and her sister.

Melissa weighs a shocking 673 pounds, and decides to begin her seven-year weight-loss journey toward a healthier life.

Melissa struggles to get to her ideal weight after starting her weight loss journey from 650 pounds with gastric bypass.

Lupe has spent the last 10 years in bed and is totally dependent on her husband, prompting a cross-country move that could save her life or end up backfiring.

Former plus-size model and advocate Renee realizes the mortal mistakes she has made as her weight swells to 600 pounds and her health crumbles.

Maja cannot be allowed to undergo bariatric surgery unless she quits emotional eating. However, it seems like Justin may end up making Dr. Now proud.

Mark sets out with a goal for weight-loss surgery, but as weight loss gets easier, he turns down medical advice and decides to do it on his own; Mark thinks he can lose 500 pounds by himself, but Dr. Now sees this as another excuse not to change.

Shakyia was always chubby, but now she does not leave the house and makes no effort; her older sister rallies her to Houston to meet Dr. Now and lose weight, but she is in for a shock when her mother decides that caring for her is just too much.

At 24 years old and over 600 lbs, Megan lives at home with her mom, who cooks for her since Megan can't do much on her own; Megan must travel to Houston to meet Dr Now and change her eating habit or her life may end before it ever begins.

After years of a tumultuous relationship with her husband, Tamy's eating addiction has caused her weight to balloon to over 500 pounds; she has become a hermit and hopes to restart her life so she can better care for her son, Zachary.

At 24 years old and over 600 lbs, Megan lives at home with her mom, who cooks for her since Megan can't do much on her own; Megan must travel to Houston to meet Dr Now and change her eating habit or her life may end before it ever begins.

After years of a tumultuous relationship with her husband, Tamy's eating addiction has caused her weight to balloon to over 500 pounds; she has become a hermit and hopes to restart her life so she can better care for her son, Zachary.

Shakyia was always chubby, but now she does not leave the house and makes no effort; her older sister rallies her to Houston to meet Dr. Now and lose weight, but she is in for a shock when her mother decides that caring for her is just too much.

Octavia has been bedbound for nearly a year when she decides to make the trip to Houston to get help from Dr. Now, but when it turns out that her best friend is also her worst enabler, Octavia will have to choose between old habits and a new life.

Zsaylnn needs to lose weight to be the mother her daughter deserves; her husband loves large women and does not support her goals.

June copes with the tragic death of her son by eating, and must confront the emotional issues driving her food compulsion after gastric bypass surgery.

Through tough times, food has always been Tammy's friend; now she has gotten so big that her daughters and mother have moved home to care for her, and unless Dr. Now can get her to confront her grief, food might be her killer.

Thederick has become housebound from eating and only goes outside to greet the ice cream man; after a recent hospital scare, it's finally clicked that if Dr. Now's program doesn't work for him, then nothing will.

With the support of his fiancé, Kathryn, Robert turns to Dr. Nowzaradan in a final, desperate attempt to save his life; he tries to reverse a lifelong food addiction that has left him bed-bound, saddled with grotesque lymphedema, and nearly 900-lbs.

With her weight spiraling, Stephanie needs her mom's help to care for her three kids; she's at the point where she'll have to lose weight or risk not having the chance to see her kids grow up.

William was always mobile and fairly athletic -- that is, until he wasn't; it's been years now since a knee injury derailed his sports career, and he's ballooned up over 600 pounds; now, to lose weight he'll have to face up to how bad it's gotten.

Despite moving to Houston with the solid support of her boyfriend, Aaron, and her cousin, Jasmine, Tiffany finds it difficult to break the cycle of depressed eating when her two roommates don't join her diet and leave the house every day for work.

When Travis gets too big to walk down the aisle, he promises to give his wife a proper wedding; he gains more weight, leaving Dr Now as Travis' only hope to lose weight and get the life he and his wife dreamed of having together.

Despite moving to Houston with the solid support of her boyfriend, Aaron, and her cousin, Jasmine, Tiffany finds it difficult to break the cycle of depressed eating when her two roommates don't join her diet and leave the house every day for work.

When Travis gets too big to walk down the aisle, he promises to give his wife a proper wedding; he gains more weight, leaving Dr Now as Travis' only hope to lose weight and get the life he and his wife dreamed of having together.

William was always mobile and fairly athletic -- that is, until he wasn't; it's been years now since a knee injury derailed his sports career, and he's ballooned up over 600 pounds; now, to lose weight he'll have to face up to how bad it's gotten.

Dr. Sandra Lee treats Heather, who has a huge growth on her leg and fears removing it could leave a keloid scar; Paul has a giant hump on his back.

Roger has enormous growths on his nose that drip pus, attract flies, and are so large that he can barely breathe; Sandra and Jessie are sisters who bonded over their many undiagnosed face bumps.

Roger returns with his gigantic nose growths in the hope that Dr. Lee and her colleagues can help before it's too late; Christine has lost her essence due to a large growth on her shoulder; Tiffany has a recurring cyst on her eyelid.

Keke is covered in bumps that make her embarrassed to be intimate with her husband; Jim is a widower with two lumps who wants them removed for himself and his late wife; Corey has been labeled a devil worshipper because of his forehead growth.

Kelly has a massive shoulder growth; Erica stabbed her hand with a pencil 45 years ago and believes the lead remains trapped in her palm; Paula's painful and swollen feet ooze a substance that emits the foulest of odors.

Terry's nose growth has prevented him from meeting his grandkids; Remi has alligator-like skin and is not used to taking care of herself; Austin has an embarrassing birthmark right next to his eyelid; Mary Jo has a throbbing bump on her neck.

The holidays are here, and Dr. Lee and her staff are swamped once again before Christmas; this time, Dr. Lee is not her normal, chipper self; the spirit of Christmas is all around her, but she struggles to find it within herself.

Rhonda has bumps all over her head, including a horned growth that has her deeply concerned; Fred has a mysterious condition on his hands and has not been able to get answers from any doctors; Kevin has a huge lump protruding from his hip.

Joanne has been held back from success because of her forehead growth; Shakisaha split her left earlobe after stretching it with gauges; Mike is a tough guy with a soft bump on his head; Dania's rhinophyma has kept her from enjoying her life.

Monica returns for a second time in hopes that Dr. Lee can remove some more of her face growths; Ken has several large cysts on his head that he has tried to remove on his own; Maranda has a mystery skin sore that causes discomfort.

Brent has a tricep bump potentially intertwined in his muscle; Jeb loves the beach but refuses to go because of the massive number of blackheads, pimples, and cysts all over his body; Wanda's mysterious mark that caves in her side.

With lumpy lipomas and cysts-a-plenty, Dr. Lee and her staff will have their hands full during one of their busiest days of the year.

An alligator snapping turtle is clamped to a man's neck; an impending hurricane; impaled by a chainsaw.

Two skydivers are impaled by a fence post; multiple patrons stop breathing; a bride's finger gets stuck in a make-up jar.

A man with blue skin; abdominal pains for a girl; the only survivor of a plane crash.

A teenager's bulging tummy and stomach pains; a man's own attempted murder; a college coed stops breathing mysteriously.

A man thinks he's constipated; a young woman in cardiac arrest; a patient's family is clueless.

A golfer's life-saving surgery; three nearly naked adults in the ER; a patient accidentally shot by his brother.

A man with blue skin; abdominal pains for a girl; the only survivor of a plane crash.

A teenager's bulging tummy and stomach pains; a man's own attempted murder; a college coed stops breathing mysteriously.

A man thinks he's constipated; a young woman in cardiac arrest; a patient's family is clueless.

A golfer's life-saving surgery; three nearly naked adults in the ER; a patient accidentally shot by his brother.

An alligator snapping turtle is clamped to a man's neck; an impending hurricane; impaled by a chainsaw.

Two skydivers are impaled by a fence post; multiple patrons stop breathing; a bride's finger gets stuck in a make-up jar.

Two skydivers are impaled by a fence post; multiple patrons stop breathing; a bride's finger gets stuck in a make-up jar.

A party attendee becomes paralyzed; a boy crushed by an ATV; a girl injects herself with epinephrine accidentally.

A teenager's bulging tummy and stomach pains; a man's own attempted murder; a college coed stops breathing mysteriously.

Bizarre fishing injuries; deadly abdominal pains; teenage victims of a car crash.

A student has difficulty breathing; a man impaled by a shovel; a police officer has a heart attack.

A elder playboy has a minor injury that turns deadly; a health fanatic's juice diet leaves him in a comatose state; while juggling multiple critical patients, doctors nearly misdiagnose one who has suddenly deteriorated.

A man injured by a boat propeller; a deadly chain of events; the ER comes to a standstill.

A newlywed's hand gets stuck in a kitchen appliance; a student with an injury down under; a heavy drinker has complications.

A hospital worker feels like she is dying; a physician's young son is her patient; wild mushroom picking.

Two gunshot victims; a jogger goes into a coma; the ER staff becomes detectives.

A college student's face covered in a plaster mask; a stroke patient's heart keeps stopping and restarting without intervention.

A patient's violent outbursts; a man's heart fails; a patient with severe burns prays for a miracle.

A patient gets drunk to save his life; a patient is stiff after a fall; a patient tasered by the police; a boy impaled by a bottle rocket in the neck.

Two separate car crash victims are brought to the ER in their underwear; a woman is acting delusional and refuses to allow the ER staff to touch her; a doctor struggles to diagnose a dehydrated and nauseous 10 year old.

A man's mysterious injury; a patient says they've been shot in the head; a woman is brain dead.

Doctors use a robot to treat a seizing 7-year-old boy; a chef's tongue is swelling; a woman who crashed her car insists her injured dog be treated first.

A young pregnant woman in labor begs the ER doctor to keep her pregnancy a secret from her father; twins share confusing symptoms; a man with no pulse or blood pressure is still alive and breathing.

A man's itchy rash turns out to be more than just poison oak; a young woman bleeds profusely from the inside of her lip, but there is no obvious cause; a family of three is admitted as car accident victims, but the doctor makes a shocking discovery.

A man's mysterious injury; a patient says they've been shot in the head; a woman is brain dead.

Doctors use a robot to treat a seizing 7-year-old boy; a chef's tongue is swelling; a woman who crashed her car insists her injured dog be treated first.

A young pregnant woman in labor begs the ER doctor to keep her pregnancy a secret from her father; twins share confusing symptoms; a man with no pulse or blood pressure is still alive and breathing.

A man's itchy rash turns out to be more than just poison oak; a young woman bleeds profusely from the inside of her lip, but there is no obvious cause; a family of three is admitted as car accident victims, but the doctor makes a shocking discovery.

A patient gets drunk to save his life; a patient is stiff after a fall; a patient tasered by the police; a boy impaled by a bottle rocket in the neck.

Two separate car crash victims are brought to the ER in their underwear; a woman is acting delusional and refuses to allow the ER staff to touch her; a doctor struggles to diagnose a dehydrated and nauseous 10 year old.