Dr. Drew On Call

The man who'd been in an Aruban jail for months is a free man tonight. But Gary Giordano is still a suspect in the disppearance of American beatuy Robyn Gardner. Dr. Drew speaks with her friends about what happens now.

Dr. Drew then weighs in on the arsenic-in-apple juice-controversy. Are juice companies knowingly putting your kids at risk?

LOS ANGELES (CNN) - Dr. Conrad Murray was sentenced Tuesday to four years in jail - the maximum sentence allowed under the law - in the death of Michael Jackson.

Judge Michael Pastor, in a lengthy statement delivered before sentencing Murray for involuntary manslaughter, said he felt a significant responsibility to determine the appropriate sentence, utilizing his "sense of fairness and decency."

Dr. Drew is angry at the judge in the Conrad Murray case. Did he overstep his bounds by sentencing the doctor to four years in prison? See why Dr. Drew is hot under the collar.

Then, what are reality shows doing to our kids? Dr. Drew believes they could be setting bad examples. He says Kim Kardashian and her estranged husband engaged in domestic violence in front of millions of TV viewers. He'll look at the pros and cons of reality TV.

Syracuse University has fired a longtime assistant basketball coach after a third alleged victim of sexual abuse has come forward. Was there a culture of silence at the school? What about a cover-up? And what does a taped conversation with the former coach's wife reveal? Dr. Drew and his guests get some answers.

And, this may be the ultimate "why people do what they do" story: Black Friday was a dark day for some shoppers. Pepper spray, mobs, and violence marred Christmas shopping in a number of stores. Did anyone try to help? If you want to know why people become violent in pursuit of presents, and why it doesn't bother others- tune in!