Anderson Live Season 1

Anderson and Dr. Sanjay Gupta meet two sets of conjoined twins: one pair who are separated and the other who remain conjoined.

Anderson continues his conversation with four former teen members of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints; the Brown family of "Sister Wives."

Parents of young people who committed suicide because of bullying speak out; how to detect if one's child is being bullied.

Anderson explores a recently uncovered black-market baby ring involving surrogates and parentless embryos.

Women stand up and take their lives back after being abused by loved ones; the first U.S. face transplant recipient; the estranged wife of a former NBA star talks about the abuse she lived with and covered up for years.

Guests say they discovered that their husbands were leading secret lives; Anderson provides advice from an FBI-trained intelligence deception expert to help viewers discover if the people in their lives are lying to them.

"Dancing With the Stars" castoff Chaz Bono and a call from singer Cher; a "Toddlers & Tiaras" update; Anderson tries substitute-teaching a kindergarten class.

Anderson's mother, Gloria Vanderbilt, discusses surviving loss and rebuilding a life in the aftermath.

Actress Tracey Gold discusses anorexia; a 14-year-old special needs student records her teachers abusing and bullying her; singer Elton John surprises a fan.

Journalist Meredith Vieira and husband Richard Cohen; actress Betty White; actress Octavia Spencer.

A 14-year-old special-needs student recorded her teachers' abuse and bullying of her; actresses Valerie Bertinelli, Wendie Malick and Jane Leeves.

Comic Steve Harvey provides dating and relationship advice; winners of Anderson's family-dinner challenge prepare meals.

The cast of reality series "Dance Moms"; young Caylee Anthony's medical examiner, Dr. Jan Garavaglia.

Anderson helps families in crisis; financial adviser Suze Orman; a YouTube star.

Women pursue and even find love with convicted criminals; Dr. Mary Hamer, "guardian angel" of Joran Van der Sloot.

Pageant mothers from TV's "Toddlers & Tiaras"; a survivor of bullying.

Lottery winners lose it all and say winning millions of dollars ruined their lives; reality star Renee Graziano and the cast of "Bayou Billionaires" discuss the latest headlines.

Singer Dolly Parton; a "human lie detector" helps viewers get the truth.

A mother's family is on the verge of bankruptcy because of her compulsive shopping; whether a passion is an obsession.

How unemployment affects marriages and families; a nutritionist suggests making simple changes around the home to help one lose weight.

Entertainer Madonna.

Anderson tries to save a family from the devastation of excessive hoarding; reality stars Joan and Melissa Rivers.

A woman with obsessive-compulsive disorder describes her life; comic Howie Mandel.

A severe reaction to a bee sting ultimately leads a man to have gender-reassignment surgery; Anderson and a panel of women discuss why men cheat.

A woman discusses the shooting of her abusive husband; journalist John Quiñones introduces a social experiment.

A mystery illness affects teens in upstate New York towns; guests from the show "My Strange Addiction."

The stars of reality show "Teen Mom"; John Quiñones provides a social experiment.

A former criminal explains what makes certain people targets and how to protect oneself; reality star Shorty Rossi tells of serving 10 years in prison for attempted murder.

An interventionist puts an unhappily blended family through boot camp; a mother and daughter are at odds.

Entrepreneurs obtain collectibles from murder-related crimes and sell them online.

The moms from reality series "Toddlers & Tiaras" get pageant-style makeovers.

Singer Janet Jackson.

Actress Courteney Cox; the cast of TV's "Cougar Town."

The "Doomsday Preppers" tell why they believe the world will end soon and what they are doing to prepare; a man who lost his arm in an accident receives a bionic prosthetic and a surprise; reality TV star Karen Gravano; TV personality Jacque Reid.

Sex offenders tell how child predators operate and how to protect children; warning signs; how to talk to children about sexual predators; safeguarding computers and smart phones.

Reality stars Bob and Michelle Duggar and their 19 children; actors Lisa Kudrow and Blair Underwood.

Singer Adam Levine; a woman with fully functioning legs uses a wheelchair and explores ways to become permanently paralyzed by severing her spinal cord.

Teen Bobbi Kristina Brown's erratic behavior after the funeral of her mother, singer Whitney Houston; teens addicted to prescription pills; addiction specialists.

A man teaches his three teenage daughters to perform exorcisms; actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson.

A woman says she was duped, online, into signing away the rights to her daughter; a couple say they fell prey to an adoption scam; a father says he was cheated out of paternity rights; a viewer says her contractor stole more than $50,000 from her.

Dr. Mike Dow discusses people with food obsessions; comic Danny DeVito.

Stars of "Shark Tank" hear real business ideas from Anderson's audience; how to make money from a viral video; an online video of a 90-year-old grandmother dancing to Whitney Houston's music.

A teacher, a Girl Scout leader and a cheerleading coach tell of being fired for things revealed about their personal lives that they posted online; a woman refuses to give up her double life; how to behave in online social media.

Teen twins, one of average size and the other a primordial dwarf; a couple has collected more than 5,000 dolls.

Mothers have a heated debate about appropriate ways to treat children with ADHD; actress Kristin Davis.

Actress Julianne Moore; zookeeper Jack Hanna brings exotic animals; chef Andrew Zimmern brings bizarre foods.

Anderson confronts the owner of a website that provides a forum for people to publish whether someone has a sexually transmitted disease, sometimes erroneously; two women say their reputations were ruined when their names were added to the list.