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Summoning Nev and Max to help catch a potential stalker who is impersonating the family of a popular online personality.
Summoning Nev and Max to help catch a potential stalker who is impersonating the family of a popular online personality.
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S7, EP20 "Rachael & Vance"Nev and co-host Kamie Crawford fly to Iowa to help Rachael meet Vance, her decade-long MySpace romance; as they dig into Vance's past, Rachael wonders if he really is the man she spent half her life in love with.
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S8, EP4 "Jesus & Alexis"Nev and Kamie receive an anonymous email from a whistleblower reporting a catfishing, but when the hosts arrive to help the named victim, they uncover a deeper conspiracy of deception that only the secret informant can solve.
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S8, EP37 "Apryl & Daryl"Montreal beauty Apryl fell for Ohio artist Daryl after years of him courting her by drawing portraits of her, but suspecting the art of deception, Nev and Kamie fear this case is going from sketches to sketchy.
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S7, EP6 "Zak & Garrett"After Zak falls for Garrett hard online, suspicious video calls and curious disappearances have Zak worried about who he really fell in love with; Nev and Max try looking for Garrett before he vanishes for good.
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S5, EP20 "Andrew & Zac"After believing he has met the perfect match, a text message from a friend reveals serious new information.
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S5, EP19 "Luis & Sydney"After falling for a single mother, a man wants to take their online relationship to the next level.
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S5, EP18 "Catherine & Graham"A woman from Long Island, N.Y., prepares to relocate to Tennessee for her internet love.
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S5, EP17 "Andrea, Alex & Andrea"Summoning Nev and Max to help catch a potential stalker who is impersonating the family of a popular online personality.
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