Hoarders - Season 4

a woman collects dolls; and a woman has no water or heat in her home because of her hoarding.

A man with health issues lives in home packed with toys, games, dolls and stuffed animals; and a woman and her husband live with their granddaughter in a Beverly Hills home filled with hoarded items.

A follow-up show examines the progress of people who were profiled during the second season.

A man who hoards vehicles and has hundreds on his property; and a hoarding couple expecting their second child.

A man's boardwalk-memorabilia collection fills a building and tractor trailers; and woman's hoarding threatens her marriage.

A man collects paper in many forms, and the paper surrounds his gas-burning stove; and a woman's home is so packed with items that she lives in a truck parked in front of the home.

A women with an enormous collection of videos, audio recordings, televisions and recorders; and a woman living in a mouse-infested home with two children and a one-week-old infant.

A woman who has filled 16 storage units with items; and a woman who could be homeless is she doesn't clean her home.

A woman with 47 dogs and cats is profiled; and the fire department evicts a man from his home, which has become a hazard.

A chef hoards food, including spoiled food, which is used for personal meals; and a woman could face jail time because of her compulsive behavior.

A follow-up show examines the progress of five people profiled in the third season. Included: a woman with a home full of cats; a man whose property was condemned; and a woman whose hoarding was so bad that her husband had to sleep in a car.

the son of famous parents has been forced out of his Manhattan apartment because of his hoarding, and he's sleeping on a bench outside; and a woman collects things from the Victorian age.

A retired corrections officer lives in a home with 30 cats; and a woman's hoarding has forced her husband out of their house.

A woman hoards in the home of a friend with whom she's been living for 10 months and who is ready to ask her to leave; and a man's hoarding has forced his children to live with their grandparents.

A firefighter's wife hoards despite her husband's obligation to report hoarded homes; and a woman's compulsive behavior could force her and her husband into bankruptcy.

A woman's home is condemned, and she lives there illegally; and a woman's home has narrow paths through piles of containers filled with various items.

A woman is forced to move out of her home because of the living conditions and now hoards at her sister's home; and a single mother's teenage daughters are frustrated by their mother's hoarding.