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A hoarder loses his four young grandchildren to Child Protective Services and can't get them back until he cleans up his act; a thrice-divorced woman fills up three homes with clutter.
A hoarder loses his four young grandchildren to Child Protective Services and can't get them back until he cleans up his act; a thrice-divorced woman fills up three homes with clutter.
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S6, EP4 "Shanna & Lynda"A woman collects human waste in bottles; a woman awaiting the Rapture stockpiles material items for the unlucky souls who will be left behind.
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S6, EP5 "Joni & Millie"A woman loses her two sons to drugs and a granddaughter to Child Protective Services; a former hoarder relapses, prompting her daughter to issue an ultimatum.
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S6, EP6 "Manuel & Carla"A hoarder loses his four young grandchildren to Child Protective Services and can't get them back until he cleans up his act; a thrice-divorced woman fills up three homes with clutter.
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