TV Guide E! Wednesday

Troubling allegations about "The Dr. Phil Show," while former show guests reveal shocking behind-scenes experiences of coercion and humiliation.

Suspicious relationships emerge between "The Dr. Phil Show" and its preferred treatment facilities; one family's trust in TV help lead to years of suffering.

Tracee Ellis Ross and Evan Ross, Meghan Trainor and Ryan Trainor and Andy Roddick and Brooklyn Decker compete remotely from their own homes in a game night.

Comedian Niecy Nash; actress Wendy Raquel Robinson; football player Victor Cruz; actress Karrueche Tran; actor Rob Schneider; producer Patricia Maya Schneider.

Kelly Osbourne and Jack Osbourne, Loni Love and James Welsh and Erin Andrews and Jarret Stoll compete in a game night remotely from their homes.

Raven-Symoné and Miranda Pearman-Maday, Terry Bradshaw and Rachel Bradshaw and Jamie Chung and Bryan Greenburg compete remotely in a celebrity game night.

Joel McHale and Sarah McHale, Mike 'The Miz' Mizanin and Maryse Ouellet and Lamorne Morris and Alesha Renee compete remotely in a celebrity game night.

Mario Lopez and Courtney Lopez, Taran Killam and Ronnie Kimble and Justin Long and Christian Long compete remotely in a celebrity game night.

Sherri Shepherd and Lauren Marshall, Karen Gillan and Addie Weyrich and JoAnna Garcia Swisher and Nick Swisher compete remotely in a celebrity game night.

Jim and Jeannie Gaffigan, Tamera Mowry and Adam Housley, and Meagan Good and DeVon Franklin compete remotely from their own homes.

Past contestants return, including Raven-Symoné and Miranda Pearman-Maday, Jack Osbourne and Kelly Osbourne and Sherri Shepherd and Lauren Marshall.

Adrienne Bailon and Israel Houghton, Cheryl Hines and Kyra Kennedy and Thomas Lennon and Jenny Lennon compete remotely in a celebrity game night.

After a blizzard shuts down the city, Marshall and Lily determine to continue their airport tradition while Ted and Barney keep the bar open to meet some girls.

After realizing that she must get a job within four days or risk being deported to Canada, Robin agrees to let Barney produce a video resume for her.

The gang decides to follow Barney to learn the truth after some of his recent strange behaviors cause them to wonder if he hasn't found a girlfriend.

Lily and Marshall are prompted to voice their dislike for Ted's pompous college girlfriend when she comes to town and reunites with him.

Ted discovers that Lily not only planted the earring in his bed that led Karen to dump him, but she is responsible for many of his past break-ups as well.

After a bank cancels plans to construct the new headquarters building that Ted was hired to design, Barney and Marshall lie to keep him from finding out.

After learning that Ted has made a list of things he feels the gang is too old to do, Barney sets out to complete them all in one day to prove him wrong.

An unemployed Ted starts an architecture firm out of his apartment, but the intern he picks up to help starts to get a little too close to some of his friends.

Ted breaks Barney and Marshall's "three days rule" by having a relationship by phone with a girl he just met; as a result, they pretend to be her to trick him.

A chance encounter with an old flame prompts Ted to discuss the importance of being in the right place at the right time; Barney celebrates his 200th conquest.

Ted's ex Stella and her new fiance try to make up for ruining his life, but they only make things worse; Barney tries to charm his way out of a ticket.

Ted reconsiders his career as he pulls an all-nighter for his fledgling firm, and Marshall tries to lure Ted to the roof for a surprise birthday party.

Upon hearing that Barney and Robin are hesitant to define their relationship, Lily forces them to face their fears; Ted prepares to teach his first lecture.

While on a blind date, Ted realizes that he has dated the woman before, and seven years later they still have nothing in common; Barney takes Marshall out.

Robin suspects that Barney is cheating on her until she discovers that he is spending his evenings learning how to date her from Ted.

Lily and Marshall see that Barney and Robin are the perfect double-date friends and come on too strong, causing Barney and Robin to try to break up with them.

Barney tries to convince Robin to become an American citizen; Ted and Marshall's epic road trip takes a wrong turn when Marshall invites Lily.

Despite their best efforts, Barney's know-it-all attitude gets him in trouble with Robin; the reluctant couple turns to Marshall and Lily for advice.

After Barney and Robin hit a rough patch in their relationship, Lily concocts the perfect plan to break them up by calling in a favor from a famous friend.

After breaking up with Robin, Barney pulls all of his greatest moves out of his romance playbook to get back into the dating scene.

Thanksgiving has arrived and Lily has invited her estranged father after three years of non-communication; Ted and Robin use Marshall's slap-bet on Barney.

The perfect girl becomes available, and the gang tries to help Ted date her; Marshall takes action when he finds a letter written by his younger self.

Robin attempts to quit smoking when a potential interviewee is an advocate of anti-smoking laws; Ted uses smoking as a means to bond with his boss.

Barney debates giving up wearing suits in order to land an attractive bartender; Ted gets one step closer to meeting his future wife.

A couple planning their dream wedding is faced with tragedy when the groom is diagnosed with terminal liver cancer and told he won't make it to the wedding.

A man unexpectedly meets someone and when they begin to make plans for a long-term future together, one unexpectedly becomes terminally ill.

A special countdown featuring the top 10 most outrageous celebrity patients is presented.

A personal trainer is willing to go to extreme measures to remove a head scar; a cancer survivor longs for her botched reconstructive breasts to look natural.