Hoarders

Eric is forced to deal with his emotional grief as the cleanup process uncovers the beautiful interior design left by Eric's late wife Sylvie.

An appreciation for the finer things in life gave Forrest a drive to acquire an excess of unique items that overtook his home inside and out.

Dolores is a cancer survivor and was a caregiver for her late mother. As an escape, she turned to excessive shopping which triggered her hoarding disorder.

To be part of his unborn granddaughter's life, Cobra must clean up his hoarded house and turn his 37-acre property into a safer environment.

Struggling with disability and with time on her hands, Meryl chases a shopping high. The City of Worchester found out about Meryl's extremely cluttered living condition and are seriously threatening eviction and forced cleanup.

Tim sees the value in repurposing and using materials for all types of projects. This has led Tim to collect a massive amount of clutter over the years.

Filled with an estimated 500 tons of clutter, Margie and Bethel's house is an extreme fire hazard. Her family refuses to allow their grandchildren to visit due to unsanitary conditions.

Debbie worked hard as a single parent and faced loneliness when her only child moved out of the house. Thrift store shopping gave Debbie comfort, but it also triggered her hoarding disorder.

Hosted by resident clinical psychologist Dr. Robin Zasio, and extreme cleanup specialist, Corey Chalmers, viewers follow individuals on their journeys to relieve themselves of their massive vehicle hoards.

Hosted by resident clinical psychologist Dr. Robin Zasio, and extreme cleanup specialist, Corey Chalmers, viewers revisit individuals that struggled to get relief from the mounting hoards of food they've accumulated.

A special lookback featuring some of the series' most compulsive shoppers. Hosted by resident clinical psychologist Dr. Robin Zasio, and extreme cleanup specialist, Corey Chalmers.