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The Polites buy a $64k house to make perfect, but it proves a challenge. (New).

Janice, David and Big Boi try to impress a returning customer. (Repeat).

The buyers manage to make a charitable contribution in North Long Beach; Darrell and Dave wager on who got the better locker; and Brandi and Jarrod spend way too much but see their treasure soar. (Repeat).

Ivy confuses profit with prophet, but still manages to climb his way to success. Kenny tries to honor the history of San Bernardino, recording a win along the way. Brandi shows her literary prowess volume by volume. (Repeat).

30+mph winds batter Desert Hot Springs, and the buyers do their best to keep standing. Rene and Gunther dust off an old locker. Brandi and Jarrod's unit takes a turn and ends up lapping the competition, while Kenny steps up his game big time. (Repeat).

The buyers visit North Hollywood where Jarrod and Brandi fight to resist the lure of showbiz items; Mary and a new friend get targeted; and Rene goes solo. (Repeat).

San Marcos, Cal., is toured. (Repeat).

Dave augments his inventory with a surprise medical device; Rene finds his furniture locker enlightening; and Ivy finds unexpected green. (Repeat).

The buyers visit Mojave, Ca. and face a rough auction. Also: Dave battles through his dislike of the area to hit the action; Mary struggles with a locker; Rene fights for treasure; and Ivy searches for off-road finds. (Repeat).

Costa Mesa offers Rene a bit of unexpected "high" tech; Darrell goes on a cross-cultural haberdashery journey; and Kenny kick-starts his career with some "hot" pockets. (Repeat).

Ivy can't get enough from Montebello; Dave gets a taste of carnival fun; and Brandi and Jarrod shred in a vintage way. (Repeat).

In the Season 8 premiere, an early morning auction in Perris, Cal., begins with Jarrod and Brandi in high spirits, but things get tense when Dave shows up with more bluster than usual. Meanwhile, Mary tries not to let the other buyers get her down; at the same time, Ivy remains sharp and ready for a great score. (Repeat).

The buyers visit San Diego where Rene and Casey defend their home turf against Darrell Brandon; Mary tries to score with a high end household unit; and Ivy brings extra help for the auctions. (Repeat).

Mary finally manages to find a vintage goodie in El Monte; Ivy uncovers decades-old family fun; and Darrell revisits a childhood pastime. (Repeat).

Moreno Valley gives Darrell a chance to school his friend in Daredevil-ing; Dave's fortunes go up in flames; and Brandi and Jarrod dive back in only they hit the bottom. (Repeat).

Emily is faced with an all-male day in Paramount; Justin seeks Ivy's guidance with his vintage Cadillac parts; and Kenny immediately regrets speaking up during the auction. (Repeat).

The team return to Moreno Valley where Justin's congeniality earns him Rene's goodwill and a chance to level up, while Darrell's tubular locker tests out O.K. (Repeat).

Jarrod finds the party locker he's always wanted; Rene discovers a new mobile business opportunity; and Ivy's footwear makes a huge impact. (Repeat).

Kenny finds relief; Brandi and Mary join forces; and Dave stumbles across an historic find. (Repeat).

Fontana, Cal., is explored. (Repeat).

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

Back in the city of Orange, the Vegas Ladies arrive in vintage style, though not everyone agrees. Casey finds the chutzpah to pick up a good unit. Darrell tries to peddle his wares to Emily, but settles for a decent locker. (Repeat).

Rene steals the units in Rancho Palos Verdes; Mary's locker reveals a sticky past; and Justin shows that he can turn a small investment into a big return. (Repeat).

In Stanton, Calif., Ivy thinks he's a comic, but the gizmo in his locker is no joke; Brandi and Jarrod make sure that what they find in their unit doesn't stay there; Kenny's vintage entertainment lands him an excuse to meet a cult TV host. (Repeat).

The team return to Moreno Valley where Justin's congeniality earns him Rene's goodwill and a chance to level up, while Darrell's tubular locker tests out O.K. (Repeat).

Jarrod finds the party locker he's always wanted; Rene discovers a new mobile business opportunity; and Ivy's footwear makes a huge impact. (Repeat).

Kenny finds relief; Brandi and Mary join forces; and Dave stumbles across an historic find. (Repeat).

Fontana, Cal., is explored. (Repeat).

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

Back in the city of Orange, the Vegas Ladies arrive in vintage style, though not everyone agrees. Casey finds the chutzpah to pick up a good unit. Darrell tries to peddle his wares to Emily, but settles for a decent locker. (Repeat).

Rene steals the units in Rancho Palos Verdes; Mary's locker reveals a sticky past; and Justin shows that he can turn a small investment into a big return. (Repeat).

In Stanton, Calif., Ivy thinks he's a comic, but the gizmo in his locker is no joke; Brandi and Jarrod make sure that what they find in their unit doesn't stay there; Kenny's vintage entertainment lands him an excuse to meet a cult TV host. (Repeat).

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We're looking back at some of the most unforgettable Zombie Flips, from the past six years. The first zombie is so rotten the only salvageable parts are the home's exterior walls and roof, which means a huge renovation budget that can just keep going up, up, and up. And then a house so disgusting the team has to return with hazmat suits! Can the team rehabilitate the uncleanable? (Repeat).

The Orlando team tackles two of the toughest flips they have ever encountered, contending with time, weather, and even monsters. (Repeat).

In the series premiere, Justin Stamper and his team tackle a Tudor-style home in a suburban neighborhood. (Repeat).

The team sets their sights on expanding outside of Tampa in an effort to outwit the difficult housing market. Sam proposes doing a quick 30 day flip in Spring Hill, an hour outside of Tampa, on a house she's been hired to sell, and the team jumps at the idea. But, once inside, the team soon realizes "quick" doesn't always go with "easy" as they face electrical and landscaping challenges. (Repeat).

A probate house becomes available to the Zombie team. Their initial walkthrough reveals the makings of a sweet party pad. (Repeat).

Keith and Alynne tackle a house renovation project in a historic Preservation District. The job is more complicated than they expected as they have to follow a strict set of restrictions imposed by the Preservation Board to preserve its historical value. (Repeat).

When the team finds a ramshackle house down the street from a brand-new school opening in a couple months, they see a chance to cash in by creating a family-friendly oasis. A glut of plumbing and roof problems, plus a tree-toppling disaster, threaten to derail their plans and possibly miss their sales window before the school year starts. (Repeat).

When Justin finds a ramshackle two-unit property, Duke and Keith don't think it can be salvaged, so Justin and Ashlee take on the flip themselves. With a lack of available contractors and even a mysterious squatter, they conspire to draw Duke and Keith into the mix to fend off their unwanted tenant and complete this tricky multi-family house makeover. (Repeat).

A911 call over cold fries leads to an arrest for murder. Afugitive is apprehended on the toilet. Asenior man is arrested for bank robbery. (Repeat).

An older citizen wields an unconventional weapon—her lips. A suspected criminal utilizes a nearby police station as a drive-through. A man in a bizarre costume leads cops on a chaotic chase. (Repeat).

A look at some of the oddest arrests made across the country. A hyped-up man confronts cops. Awoman flicks off other drivers while dancing on the street. Apilot gets jailed for allegedly stealing a plane. (Repeat).

A naked man allegedly steals an ATV; a man who apparently was feeding the alligators gets a visit from police; a man in Alaska robs a liquor store by smashing into the entrance with a stolen front-loader. (Repeat).

In Mobile, a father of four is found dead inside a car after a mysterious crash, and detectives discover that his death was no accident. (Repeat).

Detective Orlando Benitez and the team head out to investigate the murder of a well-known man who was shot to death on the street in broad daylight. (Repeat).

In Dallas, Detective Brian Tabor investigates the brutal stabbing of a man found in a vacant apartment. Now, detectives need a woman who may have lured him to his death, to come clean. (Repeat).

When an innocent bystander protecting a young woman is gunned down, Tulsa detectives scramble to learn who fired the fatal shots before anyone else gets hurt. (New).

A father of three is executed on his front porch. Gwinnett County Homicide discovers that those closest to him are hiding a dark secret. (Repeat).

A shootout in an Atlanta rap studio leaves two men dead. Detectives discover a vengeful motive. (Repeat).

In New Orleans, a young father is abducted and shot in the street. Detective Rayell Johnson hopes shocking surveillance footage can help him crack his first homicide case. (Repeat).

When an innocent bystander protecting a young woman is gunned down, Tulsa detectives scramble to learn who fired the fatal shots before anyone else gets hurt. (Repeat).

A father of three is executed on his front porch. Gwinnett County Homicide discovers that those closest to him are hiding a dark secret. (Repeat).

A shootout in an Atlanta rap studio leaves two men dead. Detectives discover a vengeful motive. (Repeat).

In New Orleans, a young father is abducted and shot in the street. Detective Rayell Johnson hopes shocking surveillance footage can help him crack his first homicide case. (Repeat).

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A couple turn to prayer at the impound lot; a sidewalk parker throws a fit; and luck runs out for a person who got a break in the past. (Repeat).

A rookie faces drunk partyers while giving tickets; an alleged theft at the impound lot is investigated; and a man tries to elude the boot van. (Repeat).

A man is outraged when his car gets the boot, and he tries to remove the device; a ticket writer confronts a man whose vehicle is blocking a bus zone; and a father and son try to retrieve their impounded car. (Repeat).

An angry teen at the impound lot starts blaming everyone for her predicament; a ticketing-crew member has a confrontation with a couple who parked on the sidewalk; and an irate mob forms when a boot is given to a mailman's vehicle. (Repeat).

A visit to Stanton, Cal. (Repeat).

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

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

The buyers tour Compton, Cal. (Repeat).

A tour of Orange, Cal. (Repeat).

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

La Habra, Cal., is toured. (Repeat).

A trip to Mission Hills, Cal. (Repeat).

Houston residents cower behind locked doors as a tiger makes a surprise appearance on their lawns. Then, two New England neighbors put on a potty-mouthed pantomime in the middle of their street. (Repeat).

A parent in Georgia hits the school bus driver after the driver refuses to let her children off the bus. When a woman returns to her parked car, she discovers that a neighbor has coated it in steaming dog waste. And an uproar breaks out during an Ohio fishing tournament weigh-in when the prize-winning fisherman are accused of stuffing their haul with weights. (Repeat).

A Los Angeles couple is accused of stomping around their apartment by their downstairs neighbors who demand that they tiptoe instead. A base jumper gets his parachute twisted and gives new meaning to the term "dropping in on a neighbor", and in Nebraska, neighbors swim for their lives after their elevator floods following a hurricane. (Repeat).

A man in Washington State tries to solve a long running property-line dispute by destroying his neighbor's building. When a Fourth of July fireworks celebration goes bad, a whole neighborhood has to run for cover. A brave Californian teenager leaps into action to protect her property and a father in Massachusetts finds a new way to lay down the law on his daughter's date. (Repeat).

Neighbors in rural Texas are embroiled in a decades-long feud with daily yelling matches over the fence. A Utah man wildly swings an ax at a group of teens who have gotten on his nerves. And in Florida, an argument over a tree has a neighbor feeling the blunt end of a kitchen knife on the back of the head. (Repeat).

Two neighbors' feud over access to a boat ramp reaches a boiling point. In an incredible act of bravery, a man pulls an elderly neighbor out of a raging house fire. And an armed face-off between neighbors in Texas has tragic consequences. (Repeat).

Next door neighbors go at it over trash cans blocking a parking spot and the street ends up covered with their contents. Another neighbor unleashes an epic rant over the snow shoveled onto his driveway. (Repeat).

A woman in Astoria, Oregon, battles an angry neighbor who, she claims, takes offense at a bumper sticker on her car. In Plano, Texas, the losing coach of a kids' baseball game gets into a brawl with a parent from the opposing team. A brave Iowa neighbor helps a family escape from their blazing home. (Repeat).

A neighbor feud escalates when the woman next door smashes an Illinois family's security camera. The sight of two men swinging machetes at each other has shocked the neighbors. In addition, an Atlanta woman claims that a delivery driver stole her necklace. (Repeat).

In Illinois, an angry man beats on his neighbor's front door with an axe. Meanwhile, a Utah couple confronts their neighbor who constantly revs his car's engine in the middle of the night, and in Ohio, a neighbor accuses a man of speeding down their street. (Repeat).

Angel's life has spiraled as unchecked shopping habits have taken over her finances and her home. With reduced work hours but persistent spending, her home is now dangerously overcrowded. A burst water pipe above her living room threatens to worsen conditions, with water soaking into piles of clothes and other items, creating a breeding ground for mold. If the house isn't cleaned soon, Angel will

Linda hadn't allowed her family into her home for years. A recent medical emergency exposed the secret she'd been hiding. What her daughter found in her home shocked her and made her question her mother's sanity. (Repeat).

A husband threatens to leave with his children since his wife has piled an avalanche of clothes in their house; floor-to-ceiling cardboard boxes force a woman to relocate to her son's apartment, but her hoarding tendencies move with her. (Repeat).

In California, an angry driver upsets residents when she refuses to stop honking her horn at a parked car. In New Mexico, a military veteran opens fire at another driver after a collision. A massive explosion erupts in Ohio when a dump truck barrels into a service vehicle. In Oregon, the owner of a missing car tracks it to a nearby parking lot. (Repeat).

In Denver, a wayward driver nearly destroys her car trying to get out of a tight spot. An out-of-control semi in Utah wreaks havoc along a road and, ultimately, a car dealership. In Scotland, a fender bender becomes violent when one driver accuses the other of distracted driving. A motorcyclist in Michigan is pursued by a road raging driver. (Repeat).

Linda hadn't allowed her family into her home for years. A recent medical emergency exposed the secret she'd been hiding. What her daughter found in her home shocked her and made her question her mother's sanity. (Repeat).

A husband threatens to leave with his children since his wife has piled an avalanche of clothes in their house; floor-to-ceiling cardboard boxes force a woman to relocate to her son's apartment, but her hoarding tendencies move with her. (Repeat).

In California, an angry driver upsets residents when she refuses to stop honking her horn at a parked car. In New Mexico, a military veteran opens fire at another driver after a collision. A massive explosion erupts in Ohio when a dump truck barrels into a service vehicle. In Oregon, the owner of a missing car tracks it to a nearby parking lot. (Repeat).

In Denver, a wayward driver nearly destroys her car trying to get out of a tight spot. An out-of-control semi in Utah wreaks havoc along a road and, ultimately, a car dealership. In Scotland, a fender bender becomes violent when one driver accuses the other of distracted driving. A motorcyclist in Michigan is pursued by a road raging driver. (Repeat).

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In Philadelphia: A man whose car gets the boot becomes irate; and a man comes to help his son get his car from the impound lot. In Detroit: A worker gets into a shouting match while ticketing handicapped-parking violators. (Repeat).

They are the people we love to hate - and never before have they been so loveable! You know they've got you when you find a ticket tucked under your windshield, a yellow boot clinging to your car's wheel, or when you can't find your car at all. And it's all in a day's work for the men and women of the Philadelphia Parking Authority. (Repeat).

A citizen is verbally abusive to a ticketer in Detroit; and a man alters his expired registration to retrieve his car from the Philadelphia impound lot. (Repeat).

In Philadelphia, a ticket writer is promoted to supervisor and is called to calm tempers on South Street and help a rookie. (Repeat).

A visit to Burbank, Cal. (Repeat).

El Monte, Cal., is toured. (Repeat).

A trip to Inglewood, Cal. (Repeat).

A unique suit is found in Compton, Cal. (Repeat).

San Bernardino, Cal., is visited. (Repeat).

The buyers visit Orange, Cal. (Repeat).

A rainy auction day in San Jacinto, Cal., finds Jarrod and Brandi teaming up with Barry to turn a profit. At the same time, Darrell makes a discovery that is music to his ears; and Nabila tries expanding into new territory. (Repeat).

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

In Hawaii, an altercation between two motorists escalates after one of them appears to be holding a pocket knife. On a highway in Rawlins, Wyoming, a snow storm turns a single accident into a pileup involving nearly 100 vehicles. In Livonia, Michigan, a woman is found asleep behind the wheel at a stop light. Traffic cameras in Iowa capture shocking video of a teen falling out of a vehicle on the h

A driver in New York City gets into a street fight for allegedly cutting off an electric unicycler; A motorcyclist helps another driver who's stuck in his car in the highway; A driver in Georgia tries to evade the authorities after ramming into patrol vehicles. (Repeat).

A man confronts another motorist in Phoenix; an angry driver gets out of his car with a baseball bat after a large truck clogs traffic on a small road in Jersey. (Repeat).

Drinks are thrown, fists fly, and a car is rammed during an argument at a Houston intersection. Meanwhile, a lane change miscalculation turns into a nightmare when a semi-truck rolls over on a highway in Macon, Georgia. (Repeat).

In Norwalk, Connecticut, Chantel's career is on the line; between her jobs as a traveling bartender and a professional masseuse, driving several hours a day is nearly too much rage for her to handle. Between threats to follow fellow drivers home or even to shoot them, Chantel's mother fears the worst could be one honk away. (Repeat).

A property manager in California is struck by a car following an encounter with the driver. In Oklahoma, a lorry hauling vehicles becomes stalled at a crossing as a train approaches. A routine call for two ambulance workers in Chicago is disrupted when a man in a passing automobile seems to shoot a pistol through the window. (Repeat).

An automatic car wash in Allen, Texas, allegedly becomes the scene of a small collision when one car appears to back into another. A highway accident in Los Angeles, California, causes numerous others, destroying six cars and injuring two motorists. A woman exits her car in a suburban driveway without presumably putting it in the park, resulting in disaster. (Repeat).

A driver in Bronx gets his karma; A woman in Long Beach is caught in an argument with the entire parking lot after holding an empty spot. (Repeat).

In Olympia, Washington the driver of a dump truck has a furious face to face with a man who takes offense to the truck's exhaust. When an aggressive driver in California can't pass the car in front of her, she takes out her anger by hurling bottles at the windshield. A skilled driver in New York City takes on an impossible parallel parking puzzle with grace. In McDermitt, Nevada, the driver of a s

Two men attempt a carjacking at a Louisiana car wash. A hapless teenage driver turns an Alabama parking lot into a demolition derby. A reckless driver in an SUV hits a biker and car with a baby on a Texas Highway. And it's a tiny kitten versus rush hour traffic in Oklahoma. (Repeat).

A distracted police officer in Missouri strikes a bicyclist with his vehicle. A woman is caught red-handed keying another person's car in Louisiana. A motorcyclist crashes into a ditch after being sideswiped by a jeep in Illinois. And a man in California appears to flee the scene of an accident, until he realizes the man he hit has his license plate number. (Repeat).