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A new resident gets his car towed on his first day in Philadelphia; Shawn can't keep up with the tickets in front of a famous hoagie shop; Neema is the only female tow driver on the squad.

A stalker follows a ticket writer on her beat; an angry woman has trouble dealing with impound; a man seeks compensation for an unjust impound.

A man tries to get his car off the auction block; Steve watches Sherry's back while she's booting; Marlene has a showdown with some angry citizens.

A ticketed man flies into a rage; a couple struggle to retrieve their car from impound; nothing goes right for Steve on his beat.

Three brothers try to retrieve their car from the lot; Garfield and Sherry's largest booting target ever.

Two guys try to get the car back before they miss their flight back to Atlanta; Mike is out ticketing; a man's car is towed during a big wedding.

Yolanda faces a screaming couple at the impound lot; Lisa deals with sassy students on the college beat.

A rap star has trouble getting back his promotional truck after it is towed; Brian seeks solace; Garfield gets awful news.

Own the first-ever Gold issue of the legendary 1916 Mercury Dime today. This special 2026 Gold Mercury Dime comes with a bonus Silver Medal, both dated 1916 in tribute to the classic coin and graded Perfect 70 condition in exclusive holders!

Own the first-ever Gold issue of the legendary 1916 Mercury Dime today. This special 2026 Gold Mercury Dime comes with a bonus Silver Medal, both dated 1916 in tribute to the classic coin and graded Perfect 70 condition in exclusive holders!

Own the legendary 1804 "King of Coins," now struck in gold for the first time ever! With only 15 originals known and valued in the millions, this once-unattainable Draped Bust Dollar design returns in .999 fine gold for America's 250th Anniversary.

Own the legendary 1804 "King of Coins," now struck in gold for the first time ever! With only 15 originals known and valued in the millions, this once-unattainable Draped Bust Dollar design returns in .999 fine gold for America's 250th Anniversary.

The bidders battle in Garden Grove, Calif.; Dave raids King Tut's tomb; Darrell forms a new business "adventure" in Germany.

In Riverside, Calif., Jarrod and Brandi have difficulty with too many choices and too much heat; Barry and Dave make an expensive wager on a couch.

In Chino, Calif., Darrell lets his son Brandon try his luck at the lockers; Dave wins big when he buys in bulk.

The bidders venture back to San Bernardino, Calif.; Barry arrives bearing gifts; Dave makes a tidy profit; Darrell and Brandon score big with an old item.

In Lakewood, Calif., Darrell and Brandon buy a locker fit for a fiesta; Dave acts like a bully; Barry pays a price for his locker addiction.

The bidders look for deals in Westminster, Calif.; Dave has discussions with the dead; Barry learns to stop worrying and love his lockers.

The buyers return to Santa Ana; Barry Weiss makes a purchase; Dave Hester has trouble leaving; one buyer makes a magic find.

The bargain hunters roll into Tustin, Calif., fellow bidders make things difficult for Jarrod and Brandi; Jeff makes record profit on a low-price locker; Barry and Kenny try to sideswipe Dave.

The buyers trek to Murrieta, Calif.; Jeff Jarred resurfaces, but that doesn't sit well with the Dotsons; Barry Weiss figures a couple of things out; Jarrod and Brandi gamble on a unit and the results are electric.

The bidders return to the Los Angeles neighborhood of Mission Hills; Dave begins his day $500 in the hole; Jarrod and Brandi find an ancient item.

The bidders make their Hollywood premiere, with Dave playing the role of storage villain; Barry goes on a buying spree; Darrell makes a profit uniquely.

The buyers descend on Compton, Calif.; Darrell and Brandon can't get their rappers or their lockers straight; Jarrod and Brandi find a unique suit; Dave Hester finds himself in a tight squeeze; Barry uncovers an antique GPS system.

In this new series eight years after "Duck Dynasty," the world has changed on Willie Robertson; his kids are grown, he's a grandpa, and the Duck Commander warehouse has become the hub for multiple family businesses.

Newly fully semi-retired, Willie turns his attention to bolstering the Robertson legacy amongst his grandkids, attempting to babysit all seven of them at once; Uncle Si tries to pitch Korie his eccentric ideas.

Si convinces Korie to make a movie about his Bigfoot sighting, but Willie wants more proof; once Willie discovers there could be some money in finding a Bigfoot, he takes matters into his own hands; Sadie finds out life-changing news.

Willie is on a mission to pass down his hard-earned wisdom, starting with his son-in-law; as Uncle Si's iced-tea cups overrun Duck Commander, John Luke works at ways to get rid of them; Sadie and Christian come up with a plan to share their big news.

When Korie and the kids convince Willie to build a chicken coop on their property, he leaves Uncle Si to supervise; Christian puts his foot in his mouth to his pregnant wife Sadie and pays a price for it.

Willie tries to convince his son Will to move back home to Louisiana, and he enlists the help of a Country Music celebrity friend; Bella entrusts John Luke to fill in as a museum birthday tour guide, and chaos quickly ensues when Uncle Si shows up.

The company is buzzing about the upcoming Duck Commander talent show; Korie hires TikTok choreographers Cost n' Mayor to help her and Willie's dance routine; while Uncle Si and John Luke use taxidermy for a puppet show based on Si's life.

Looking to bolster his presence in the museum, Uncle Si tries to get the company to craft a talking fortune-telling machine with his likeness.

Always on the hunt to make his kids "more Robertson," Willie concocts a wild idea to put his daughters' outdoor skills to the ultimate test, in the woods by themselves.

On a speaking trip to Puerto Rico, Willie scrambles to plan a last-minute anniversary surprise for Korie; Sadie's gender reveal goes haywire as Uncle Si helps Christian impress Willie with an explosive stunt.

It's Willie's birthday, but instead of kicking back, he's putting his sons-in-law through a full-on Duck & Buck Commander boot camp and teaching his son the importance of pranking; Korie and the girls are busy planning a surprise of their own.

Looking to bolster his presence in the museum, Uncle Si tries to get the company to craft a talking fortune-telling machine with his likeness.