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Scott buys a house formerly owned by alien enthusiasts.

Scott tackles the biggest project of his career when he purchases 11 unfinished villas in Lake Las Vegas and attempts to flip them all within 45 days.

Scott purchases an abandoned home on the outskirts of Las Vegas that comes complete with unwelcome houseguests.

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Joni and guests tackle a wide range of relevant issues, controversial subjects and hard-hitting news topics with candor and wit.

Les Feldick, an Oklahoma farmer and rancher with a special gift for teaching the Bible; his simple and nondenominational approach on the program "Through the Bible with Les Feldick" has reached millions around the world with the Gospel of Grace.

Irritated illegal parkers call Johnny every name in the book; Uncle Jojo removes cars lacking residential permits; Sonjia tries to impart parking wisdom upon uneducated Detroit drivers.

Ponytail encounters a man who refuses to see the light; John tows illegally parked cars in the Bronx; Fran contends with strong winds on her ticketing beat.

Hawk races to his brother-in-law's rescue when a woman flies into a rage, physically blocking him from towing her car; John and Rob meet angry resistance while keeping private lots clear for legitimate customers.

Hawk takes his son under his wing when a band of parkers becomes outraged; Eric encounters repeat offenders; a driver attempts to use an invalid handicap placard.

Ponytail tickets two guys parked on the sidewalk for a prayer meeting; a bad haircut leaves Johnny bald, but brings him good luck; Debbie plays a cat-and-mouse game with a crafty construction worker.

Mike and JoJo remove vehicles from a Staten Island apartment complex; angry Detroit citizens challenge Eric's authority; a man accuses Maria of writing bogus tickets.

An agitated young man blocks Rob from towing his car at a private lot in the Bronx; Johnny practices tough love while ticketing but softens for a pair of seniors; repeat offenders face justice from Judge Caprio in traffic court.

A Staten Island woman accuses JoJo of doing the devil's work; Eric tries his best to remain courteous despite being disrespected; a citizen refuses to heed Maria's warning.

Eric tickets parking violators with machinelike precision; enraged car owners try to retrieve their vehicles from Hawk's tow lot; Sonja squares off with an incensed citizen who claims he was misled.

Lashelle learns anger management in Detroit when citizens fly into a rage; New York attitude extends to Long Island where Rob tickets bad parkers and even worse drivers; angry shoppers threaten to call the cops on Hadrick.

Jarrett has his hands full when he transports a load of monkeys; Marc delivers a shipment for a Las Vegas magician.

Chris and Robbie convert one of their rigs to run on vegetable oil; Roy hopes to lure his son into the transport business.

The presence of a bride-to-be messes up Chris and Robbie's carefully planned one-day run; Jarrett teams up with Roy to deliver a load.

Marc plans to pepper a friend's run with pranks; the strange owner of a cold, creepy load joins Jennifer on her delivery.

Marc transports young partygoers to New Orleans for Mardi Gras; Jarrett learns that mixing business and pleasure can be costly.

Roy tries to repair a Linotype machine that he suspects he damaged during transit; Jarrett comes up with a brilliant plan after he breaks down while hauling a load.

Roy transports giant animatronic hillbillies and a side load of cat caskets; Jennifer moves an antique Honda.

Marc moves 4 million bees, then gets stung when his cargo starts to flee; a dollhouse collection is transported.

Jarrett transports a mobile tavern and a side load of sod; Jenn's trailer has a difficult time with a large load of arcade games.

Jarrett scrambles to deliver a chicken car on time; things fall apart for Roy when a rotted shipment cannot be properly loaded.

Robbie tries to prove a point by taking charge of a manly shipment; Jennifer picks up an interesting travel companion while hauling expensive mannequins through the heartland.

Roy travels to Austin, Texas, to pick up a very large sculpture from an art collective; Jarrett's uncle helps him transport a flight simulator.

Jennifer transports live bugs across the country; Marc and his daughter haul a number of Volkswagen buses.

Chris and Robbie encounter alien life-forms at a "Star Trek" convention; Jarrett tries to learn from past experience when he hauls a load of large pumpkins.

Roy clashes with two customers when he hauls their goods to a Renaissance fair; the future of bicycling is entrusted to Jenn.

Chris and Robbie transport a massive balloon dragon; Marc bites off more than he can chew when he agrees to move a huge whale sculpture made of trash.

Roy wins the bid to move a music television show's iconic camera crane; temperatures rise when Marc picks up and drops off a hot tub.

Jenn is overcome by high temperatures and big expectations; Jarrett has problems with a Vietnam-era helicopter.

Roy and his friend Logan tackle a young oil baron and his derrick; Jarrett becomes lost when he takes on a job involving a safe.

Roy transports the world's biggest drum set; Chris and Robbie move a mobile tattoo parlor; the rival shippers make a wager on their hauling skills.

Shipping an iconic piece of ghostly movie history tests Roy's patience; the Two Blondes take on a load of dinosaurs.

Jarrett wins the honor of transporting a 40-foot colon; Roy butts heads with the owner of a large video game.

Roy clashes with two customers when he hauls their goods to a Renaissance fair; the future of bicycling is entrusted to Jenn.

Chris and Robbie transport a massive balloon dragon; Marc bites off more than he can chew when he agrees to move a huge whale sculpture made of trash.