By April MacIntyre
Dec 30, 2011, 16:50 GMT

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Tune in alert: Hoarding: Buried Alive returns to TLC with an extreme roach infestation in an all-new episode this Sunday, January 1 at 9/8c.

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Hoarding: Buried Alive takes an inside look at extreme hoarders and the psychology behind their compulsion to accumulate large quantities of nonessential things.

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SNEAK PEEK:EXTREME ROACH INFESTATION

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Sherry's mother died nearly a decade ago and since then she has been coping with the depression by filling her house with trash. Sherry's husband has moved out, but her two teenage children still live with her in a house infested with roaches and riddled with hypodermic needles. 

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Although authorities are threatening to take away Sherry's kids and condemn the house, she struggles to take responsibility for her actions.  With the help of Clinical Psychologist Julie Pike, professional organizer Marsha Stayer and a HAZMAT team, Sherry tries to break through her bad habits and clean up the house. 

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Happy New Year's! Nothing says let's party like a big fat roach infestation so gnarly, they can carry off the champagne bottle.

Hoarding: Buried Alive takes an inside look at extreme hoarders and the psychology behind their compulsion to accumulate large quantities of nonessential things.

Tune in alert: Hoarding: Buried Alive returns to TLC with an extreme roach infestation in an all-new episode this Sunday, January 1 at 9/8c.

Hoarding: Buried Alive takes an inside look at extreme hoarders and the psychology behind their compulsion to accumulate large quantities of nonessential things.

SNEAK PEEK:EXTREME ROACH INFESTATION

Sherry's mother died nearly a decade ago and since then she has been coping with the depression by filling her house with trash. Sherry's husband has moved out, but her two teenage children still live with her in a house infested with roaches and riddled with hypodermic needles. 

Although authorities are threatening to take away Sherry's kids and condemn the house, she struggles to take responsibility for her actions.  With the help of Clinical Psychologist Julie Pike, professional organizer Marsha Stayer and a HAZMAT team, Sherry tries to break through her bad habits and clean up the house.