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A land of legend, Dwarka is one of the prominent pilgrimage sites in Hinduism. It holds historical and mythological significance as the home of Lord Krishna.

Rick faces a choice when a vendor presents model F1 cars. Meanwhile, Rick and Corey examine an autographed Taylor Swift guitar.

Brandi is all smiles in Perris, as she does everything she can to stay positive. Meanwhile, Darrell discovers a unit with some vintage totes.

Barry arrives eager to learn, bearing a gift for a fellow bidder. Meanwhile, Brandi and Bozek snag a compact unit, boosting their morale and Ivy selects a locker as his son's birthday treat.

Rick Harrison and his family own and run a pawn shop in Las Vegas. They purchase, sell and evaluate interesting artefacts with fascinating stories.

A search for bags in Fullerton leads Ivy and Pops to containers. Darrell and Kimber are deeply invested in a toy locker while Brandi looks back into her childhood.

The host pays a visit to Manikyam, the world's shortest cow, in Kerala, meets a man with extraordinary shoulder blades and talks to a troupe of clowns who cheer up hospitalised children.

Helicopters and Special Force Commandos demonstrate an extraction, tanks and combat vehicles overcome water obstacles and army engineers construct a floating bridge.

Danny revisits an old project, a 1967 Ford Bronco restoration that the shop must turn around quickly. Meanwhile, a client brings in a 1950 Harley Davidson.

The host, William Dalrymple, travels across India to uncover previously unknown information about its ancient civilisation.

Two inquisitive physicist explore the concept of thermodynamics and extreme altitude by wading through questions regarding parachutes and diving.

Bobby Bognar explores the making of two of America's most famous foods, cheeseburgers and fries. Furthermore, he takes a look at the preparation of hamburger meat, buns and ketchup.

The filmmaker delves into the history of a popular cookie-manufacturing company that overcame several obstacles to make a mark in the market.

Elite bladesmiths gather at Texarkana's Bill Moran School, America's oldest bladesmithing institution where the three top artisans face gruelling trials, pushing their craft to extremes.

The host interacts with eight-year-old Arshia Goswami, who emerges as India's youngest deadlifter. Remarkably, she astounds onlookers by lifting weights exceeding twice her body mass.

Brandi is all smiles in Perris, as she does everything she can to stay positive. Meanwhile, Darrell discovers a unit with some vintage totes.

Danny and his team tackle a 1960s Cadillac restoration, aiming to match its interior with a bold root beer paint job. Meanwhile, Jeff Blando seeks the final touches for his custom chopper.

Rick Harrison and his family own and run a pawn shop in Las Vegas. They purchase, sell and evaluate interesting artefacts with fascinating stories.

Jess sets off for Palakkad, exploring the region's lush tea plantations and local tribal villages. As the crew heads into Karnataka, they visit a stunning waterfall and gain more riders along the way.

The host sheds light on the incredible contributions of an acclaimed environmentalist, master weaver and an engineering graduate from India.

In the early years of the Vietnam War, German-American pilot Dieter Dengler uses his survival skills to escape a secret prison in Laos.