
Veteran TV journalist Maury Povich -- yes, he began his TV career as a news anchor -- tackles volatile issues with his guests and studio audience on this daily, hourlong talk show. Known widely for offering guests the chance to take DNA tests to prove or disprove paternity -- usually with guests breaking out in tears of joy or sorrow -- Povich's show also frequently utilizes lie-detector tests. Cheaters and out-of-control teens are often featured on the show, and episodes occasionally focus on outrageous moments that have been captured on video.

One of Jeremy's former mistresses moves into his apartment complex with a child she says is his; teen Skylen's first love denies her baby; Rashawn thinks that Abby, who has five children and works 12 hours a day, is cheating on him.

A woman seeks a sixth paternity test in order to find her baby's father; mothers want men who deny being fathers to take paternity tests.

People accused of cheating on their partners agree to take lie-detector tests.

Joseph, who admits to cheating with several women, wants to renew his marriage vows; couples are at crossroads when Maury exposes lie-detector results.