Season 5

Phyllis and Patty aren't just identical twins, they are identical hoarders as well.

Lalie and her children suffer from mold, mice and flea infestations due to their upstairs neighbor and landlord, Denise, who is a massive hoarder.

Beverly's clutter has filled up her entire home and her three beloved dogs have helped make the space completely unlivable.

Terry and Bill seem to be the perfect couple; the murder of her daughter has led Nancy to hoard.

Jessica is a little person with dangerous toppling piles of clutter; along with her mother she has filled her entire home.

Property investors purchase a house that is occupied by a hoarder; rat infestation compromises the building's foundation.

After being the target of a school shooting a former principal's life has changed; paralyzed by PTSD and hoarding Wayne has abandoned his family.

A wife has transformed one couple's home into a heap of trash; on the verge of foreclosure.

Frank didn't expect Susan to fill his house with clutter when she moved in; though her home of forty-eight years sits condemned just two blocks away.

Geoffrey lost his home and has 30 days to clear the clutter or he will lose everything left inside.

A father and son who both hoard; one faces jail time while the other could lose his newborn son.

An apartment complex with three extreme hoarders; the building is now under strict management.

Mike is about to undergo surgery to save his life; the biohazards in his home threaten his recovery.

Ken's girlfriend is giving him one last chance to clear out; Lea could lose her children if she cannot clean her clutter.

A mother's battling with hoarding discovers her own daughters compulsion; a family's unity at risk.

If Seymour cannot clear his roach-infested home, he will be left homeless when the city condemns it.

Tim's inheritance is dwindling and he risks losing his home; twin brothers Lorrin and Orin face a similar predicament.

Doug stands to lose two houses filled with clutter if he doesn't control his compulsion to collect.

Special episode (recycled footage) aired after the series ended. 16-year-old Haley struggles with hoarding and bipolar disorder.

Special episode (recycled footage) aired after the series ended. Wayne is paralyzed by PTSD and compulsive hoarding.

Episodes 5x101-109 are duplicates and should be deleted from tmdb, see multiple issues raised in discussion 8 months ago (discussion still marked as open). Episodes 5x128 and 5x129 [now renumbered 5x19 and 5x20] are recycled-footage episodes that aired after the series ended in 2014. They could be relocated to Specials. I am using the body of this old note to provide information to viewers who may be confused by these entries. Original title and content of this note: Name field-Current Season (as of 2013-03-13) is Season 4 Overview field-TLC sometimes has split seasons, so numbering can get messed up. According to TVRage, Amazon, Wikipedia, and the TV Guide the current season is 4.

Also listed as 4x11. An ill-tempered man fills his 93-year-old mother's house with clutter after moving back in with her.

Also listed as 4x12. After their mother's death, siblings Aimee, Cheryl and Jimmy are left to deal with a house filled with clutter; they bring the aid of a medium to help locate important documents.

Also listed as 4x13. Rhonda's home is filled with items she's found in the dumpster; neighbors are threatening lawsuits.

Also listed as 4x14. Compulsive hoarder Valerie risks eviction when her next-door neighbor reports her to the health department; Ann's house is so filled with clutter she has been reduced to a small space in her living room.

Also listed as 4x15. Kay denies she is a hoarder but her cluttered home with deadly vermin tells another story.

Also listed as 4x16. Louise and her lavish hoarding could end up on the street.

Also listed as 4x17. A woman has been sent to jail four times for her hoarding; people purchase a house only to discover it comes with a hoard.

Also listed as 4x18. Kelly Jay's massive hoarding issues.