A and E HD Network Canada (A and EHDC)

A visit to Costa Mesa, Cal. (Repeat).

Bellflower, Cal., is visited. (Repeat).

Jarrod and Brandi plan a party for their store's 4th anniversary; Darrell attempts to distract the competition. (Repeat).

North Hollywood is explored. (Repeat).

A surprise visitor arrives from Texas. (Repeat).

Ivy learns a valuable lesson. (Repeat).

Riverside, Cal., is toured. (Repeat).

The buyers visit Costa Mesa, Cal. (Repeat).

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

A message of hope from David Jeremiah of Turning Point. (Repeat).

A talk show featuring guests, lifestyle segments and controversial topics. (Repeat).

The return of Dan Dotson in Costa Mesa, Cal., where the buyers have their sights set on Dave Hester in his home turf. Also: Darrell and Brandon take things over the top; and Jarrod and Brandi go to a place where no bidder has gone before. (Repeat).

Huntington Beach, Cal., is toured. (Repeat).

The team visit El Monte, Ca. where Dave lands a party unit; Rene tries for a profit from a chilling find; and Jarrod and Brandi try to play the other buyers. (Repeat).

Dan and Laura Dotson find themselves in a life or death crisis. Unaware, the buyers get down to business in Hemet, CA. Ivy sorts through the competition, while Brandi has trouble just keeping Jarrod focused on buying. And Mary Padian encounters something that could be "a little" out of this world. (Repeat).

Darrell struggles; Mary fights for a locker. (Repeat).

Casey tries her hand at bidding; Ivy transforms his store into an auction house. (Repeat).

A special locker is found by Jarrod and Brandi. (Repeat).

Mission Hills, Cal., is visited. (Repeat).

The second-season finale: Travelers from Atlanta try to retrieve their impounded car before their flight home; and a wedding guest's car is towed. (Repeat).

In Philadelphia, police assistance is needed when an angry man demands to have a boot removed; and a brother and sister try to get their car from the impound lot. (Repeat).

In the fourth-season opener, a wife in Philadelphia goes into a rage when her husband has a hard time retrieving his impounded car; a ticket-writer faces a shouting woman in Detroit; and workers on a booting run face a woman who won't stop crying. (Repeat).

In Philadelphia, a rookie ticket-writer faces an irate citizen; tow-truck drivers confront party revelers; and a couple from out of town try to retrieve a car. (Repeat).

In Philadelphia, a ticketer has a confrontation with pizza-shop employees, who think they're above the law; an exotic dancer asks two ex-lovers to help her retrieve her car from the impound lot. In Detroit, booters have an angry encounter. (Repeat).

Residents in Providence, R.I., fight obvious violations; a Detroit violator hurls personal attacks while getting a ticket. (Repeat).

A young father is gunned down in New Orleans and a feud between two Atlanta families leaves an up-and-coming boxer dead. (Repeat).

In Tulsa, a barrage of gunfire kills a man while he's sitting in his car, with his 2-year-old daughter in the backseat. In Atlanta, an elderly man is burned alive in a building fire suspected to be arson. (Repeat).

Mobile detectives struggle to find clues that will lead them to the killer of a father of three who was gunned down after confronting a hit-and-run driver. (Repeat).

Two young men are shot and killed in a car. Gwinnett County Homicide must turn to the survivors to learn the truth about what led to the shooting. (Repeat).

In Tulsa, after a man calls 911 claiming his girlfriend shot and killed herself, detectives discover evidence suggesting foul play. (Repeat).

In Tulsa, when a teenager is found murdered and dumped in a field, the leads run dry and detectives need help to get justice for his family. (Repeat).