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A man's house is stuffed with games and puzzles; a Beverly Hills home holds a massive hoard.

A man's house is stuffed with games and puzzles; a Beverly Hills home holds a massive hoard.

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S5, EP2 "Barbara; Richard"

A woman's hoarding increases following the deaths of her two sons; a former maître d' has a compulsion for clearance-sale items.

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S5, EP3 "Mary; Annie"

A woman is obsessed with collecting cats; a house cleaner's home is a clutter-filled disaster area.

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S5, EP4 "Carrie/James"

A woman shops to "protect" herself from abusive family members; an ex-Marine faces a city order.

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S5, EP5 "Joanne; Kristy"

A woman develops post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of her mother's hoarding; a woman's excessive shopping leads to the loss of two children.

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S5, EP1 "Norman; Linda"

The slovenly state of a man's home may have contributed to his girlfriend's death; a woman's hoard spirals out of control in the decade following her husband's death.

"Hoarders" is an often painful look inside a disease that can bury its sufferer -- literally at times -- in its symptoms. Each hourlong episode profiles two people on the verge of a personal crisis, all caused by the fact that they are unable to part with even the tiniest possessions, and the cumulative effect becomes a mountain of junk and garbage overtaking their home or apartment. If they don't respond to professional help, the consequences sometimes involve eviction, kids being taken away, or even jail time.
Starring: Cory Chalmers, Matt Paxton
Original Air Date: Aug 17, 2009
Genres: RealityTV Series
Rating: TVPG
Playback: HD
2 seasons available on demand
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