The Oprah Winfrey Show

She's been poofing, painting and inflating for over 20 years. Now, Carson Kressley sets her free! Plus, Nate helps one family with an overstuffed room. Don't miss these make-under wonders!

Millions of Americans have it now. By the time you feel symptoms, the damage is done. Dr. Oz reveals how you can stop America's silent killer: diabetes.

Oprah calls it the most honest conversation she's ever had with sex offenders. Oprah sits down with four admitted child molesters for a frank graphic discussion of their crimes. The National Sexual Assault Hotline is 800-656-HOPE.

Oprah talks with Connie Culp, recipient of the first face transplant in America and to the lead surgeon on the surgery. Oprah also talks with Shiloh Pepin, the only living "mermaid girl," and to her parents about what their lives are like.

The Schofield family gives Oprah an exclusive look in their lives, which includes maintaining two separate apartments and making sure that Jani Schofield, a 7-year-old with schizophrenia, is supervised 24 hours a day.

A bold new challenge -- for seven days, a family is stripped down -- no-phones, no computers and no TV when life organizational expert Peter Walsh moves in.

One viewer needs a break, and Nate never lets us down! Join us for Nate, three kids, a minivan and one whole day -- plus a high school reunion and Rick Springfield.