In an explosive moment on "THE STEVE WILKOS SHOW, Steve Wilkos is accidentally struck in the head with a metal bowl by an anguished guest. The episode entitled "My Daughter Tried To Poison Me" airs tonight, February 15 in national syndication (check local listings).
In this episode, Thomazina's boyfriend died a year ago and she believes her own daughter, Destiney betrayed her by sleeping with him before he passed. She also believes Destiney has tried to poison her with bleach on several occasions. Although Destiney denies all of the allegations, Thomazina comes on "The Steve Wilkos Show" to discover the truth. Just as the first lie detector results are revealed, Thomazina reacts to the shocking news. In the heat of the moment, she picks up the metal bowl set decoration and hurls it across the stage - accidentally striking Steve right above his eye.
"The Steve Wilkos Show" is distributed in national syndication by NBCUniversal Domestic Television Distribution and produced by Stamford Media Center Productions, the same production team behind several long-running and successful NBCU talk shows including "Maury," "The
Jerry Springer Show" and the newest addition "
Trisha Goddard."
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Trisha Goddard," visit the show webpage at
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Eve Harvey," "
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Chris Matthews Show" and "The Wall Street Journal Report with
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