The Nest

The case of Cullen Davis, a wealthy Texan acquitted of two murders after an alleged 1976 shooting spree. He was later found innocent on a separate murder-for-hire charge. Included are comments from Davis, his former wife, Priscilla, and his defense attorney, Richard Haynes.

Recalling the 1992 murder of Sara Tokars, a young mother whose husband, Fred, hired a hit man to kill her, allegedly to prevent her from testifying against him regarding a money-laundering scheme. Host: Bill Kurtis.

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The search for a fugitive who has a history of violence.

Dog gets sentimental over a fugitive for whom he has empathy.

Dog reluctantly takes a case.

Dog tries to quit smoking; and searches for two fugitives.

Beth decorates a new office, but Dog is too focused on his latest case to appreciate her work.

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Hugh and Vlad hire a new trucker; Darrell tests out a new road.

Art's season takes a bad turn; Lisa faces a dangerous situation.

The brakes on Hugh's trailer fail; Lisa hauls a school bus.

Hugh steals a driver from Polar Industries; a fire erupts in Alex's cab; and Todd's battery explodes.

Charlie Jones is convicted in 2002 of the 1997 stabbing death of a 64-year-old woman. Also: a case involving a murder in a hotel is solved through DNA testing.

The case of serial killer and rapist Arohn Kee is recalled. Host: Bill Kurtis.

A 13-year-old murder investigation in Nashville is solved. Also: a confession helps solve a case. Host: Bill Kurtis.

A 12-year-old murder case is solved after a mysterious note is left on a grave; and the deaths of three siblings are investigated.

Larry works out with Richard Simmons in Los Angeles.

Larry studies human decomposition in Texas.

Comedian Jeff Ross organizes a roast for Gene that also serves as a benefit for the Wounded Warriors Project charity.

Shannon thinks Tracy's eloped in Hawaii and she talks Gene into talking to the couple first before they make a decision, but her plan backfires when Gene genuinely likes Tracy's boyfriend.

MKTO visit Wahlburgers; Alma befriends Mark's bodyguard.

Paul and his brother take their sons on a fishing trip; Alma interferes in her grandson's love life.

The case of Native American activist Leonard Peltier, who is serving two consecutive life sentences for the 1975 murder of two FBI agents on the Oglala Lakota Indian reservation in Pine Ridge, S.D. Bill Kurtis is the host.

The case of Dr. Bruce Rowan, who killed his wife in 1998 but was found innocent by reason of insanity. Host: Bill Kurtis.

The case of Michael Pardue, who was released from prison after serving 27 years on flawed murder convictions and after three escapes.

A look at convicted Texas killer Kenneth Allen McDuff, who was sentenced to death for murdering three people, later paroled, then sent back to death row and executed for killing again. Bill Kurtis is the host.

Dog and his team travel to an elementary school to judge a talent contest; and later they pursue a fugitive.

Dog pursues two fugitives, but their stories move him to show some compassion.

Two cases involving drug addiction are followed.

Dog helps two women in need, including a woman who is dying from cancer and wants to see him as a final request.

Dog takes his daughter, who is training to become a bondsman, on a search for a fugitve.

Lisa loses sight of the road; Alex deals with a dashboard fire; and Darrell fails to receive a promised load.

Art butts heads with Hugh and Vlad; Alex gets stuck on a pressure ridge; and Lisa attempts a dangerous ice crossing.

An unmonitored trail is explored; Hugh crashes into a ditch.

Lisa encounters melting roads; a jackknifed truck blocks Darrell's path; and Art deals with engine problems.

A serial rapist is captured; and the murder of a 6-year-old girl is solved.

A phone-sting operation helps close a cold case; a 6-year-old rape case is solved. Host: Bill Kurtis.

The case of brothers Raymond and Donald Duvall, convicted in 2003 of murdering two hunters in 1985. The bodies of their victims were never found. Also: DNA evidence brings a conviction in a rape case. Host: Bill Kurtis.

The murder of a teen is solved 38 years after the crime using a business card left at the scene and DNA analysis; a confession closes a 22-year-old murder case.

Larry goes spelunking in Tennessee. Later, he hikes along the Appalachian Trail.

Larry attends a dog show in Topeka, Kan.; and meets up with comic Yakov Smirnoff in Branson, Mo.

Gene surprises Shannon by taking her away for a "honeymoon" celebrating their "happily unmarried" status.

Gene returns home after 24 hours aboard the USS Nimitz aircraft carrier and learns he has to babysit his 4-year-old nephews.

Sophie travels to Mexico for private study and Nick accompanies her, but a worried Gene decides to follow her there.

Donnie runs Wahlburgers for a day in the Season 2 finale.

Paul and MLB player David Ortiz team up to create a new burger in the Season 3 premiere.

A chronicle of how the 1995 disappearance of American Atheists leader Madalyn Murray O'Hair, along with her son and granddaughter, was discovered to be a murder. Host: Bill Kurtis.

The case of Alvin Ridley, who was acquitted in 1999 of charges that he killed his wife in 1997. Host: Bill Kurtis.

The case of Dana Ewell and Joe Radovcich, who were convicted of murdering Ewell's parents and sister in 1992. Host: Bill Kurtis.

Recalling the case of Debra Jean Milke, who's on death-row for arranging the 1989 murder of her 4-year-old son before Christmas. Host: Bill Kurtis.

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A blizzard hampers a hunt that was already difficult due to a lack of leads.

An informant gives Dog a tip that sends him to Colorado.

Dog searches soup kitchens for a fugitive he believes is homeless.

Dog handles two cases during a day when there's a possibility of severe thunderstorms.

Dog enlists a fugitive's family to help him with a case.

A pursuit in Colorado Springs has the team searching in bars, motels and on skid row.

Dog visits a fugitive's family and extended family searching for tips to help his case.

Dog pursues two fugitives whose drug problems have hurt their families.

Larry cheers with the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders; and goes dog sledding in Northern Minnesota. Also: a segment on hot sauce.

Larry works as a sheriff in Florida's Volusia County; plays polo; and gets a lesson on barbecued brisket at Goode Company Barbecue in Houston.

Larry boxes at Gleason's Gym in Brooklyn, where many famous boxers trained, including Muhammad Ali; visits the Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha; and Dakin Farm in Vermont.

Larry lives with the Amish, travels with a beer deliveryman on his regular route and joins the Art Car Parade in Houston.

Wrestling experts break down the groundbreaking rivalry between Hulk Hogan and Rowdy Roddy Piper.

In 1996, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin was climbing to the top of the WWE roster. However, one man stood in his path: Bret "Hitman" Hart, one of greatest wrestlers at the time. Austin's edgy demeanor clashed with Hart's traditionalist style, creating an explosive rivalry on screen that fans couldn't get enough of. Freddie Prinze Jr. leads a roundtable of luminaries including Kevin Owens, Johnny Gargan

Steve Austin is spotlighted.

A 1975 Mack fire truck; a "Sherman's Necktie" railroad rail; and a 1950s popcorn machine.

A 50-cal. gun from WWII; photos from Apollo 13's splashdown in the Pacific Ocean; and an 1880s railroad lockbox.

Recalling how murder witness Bob Lowe's life changed when he testified and the accused, Harry Aleman, was acquitted. Host: Bill Kurtis.

The case of Tim Boczkowski, who was convicted of the murder of both his first and second wives in 1996 and 1999, respectively. Host: Bill Kurtis.

The case of Rex Allen Krebs, who received the death penalty for the rape and murder of two college students in 1998 and '99. Krebs was released from prison in 1997 after serving 10 years for a prior rape conviction. Host: Bill Kurtis.

Recalling the case of Wesley Shermantine, who was convicted of murdering Cyndi Vanderheiden in 1998. Her body has not been found. Host: Bill Kurtis.

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Are you making the most of your Medicare coverage? In this program you will learn about the variety of Humana Medicare plans designed to fit your needs, your lifestyle, and your budget.

Are you making the most of your Medicare coverage? In this program you will learn about the variety of Humana Medicare plans designed to fit your needs, your lifestyle, and your budget.

Dog surprises Beth on her birthday by giving her a puppy, which Beth insists join them on their latest case.

Dog and Beth work a case on Halloween night and are alarmed by the fugitive's weapons collection at his home.

Dog and Leland shop at the police-supply store for gadgets; and the team pursues a fugitive who is known for her explosive temper.

A fugitive with a long record is pursued, and Dog relies on Beth's art of persuasion to lure the man into a trap.

Dog helps a bondsman from Washington state when a fugitive goes to Hawaii for a holiday.

Dog helps a fellow bondsman, but not knowing the fugitive makes the search much more difficult.

A fugitive wanted on domestic-abuse charges is sought by Dog, who makes an appointment when he learns the suspect is an escort.

A fugitive books a flight for Florida, sending Dog and his team on a race against time at the airport.

Larry works as a member of the TSA at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport; assists a bomb squad in disposing of explosive material; and experiences the inner workings of a TV station.

Larry visits an Arizona ostrich ranch in the Season 3 premiere.

Larry visits a state fair in Iowa, where he meets an alligator wrestler.

Larry meets an amateur rocket scientist in Roswell, N.M.

A pair of Union Civil War swords; a 1931 Ford Model A Cabriolet; and a Blue Dog print.

A rare 1915 Gibson dual-harp guitar; a crawfish business; and a disposable handgun from WWII.

A racing go-kart; a mounted lion; a rare double-barrel knife pistol.

An 1866 Springfield Trapdoor rifle; a rare Native American artifact; a U.S. Cavalry horse bit from the Civil War.

A muster of peacocks; a rare WWI German Luger pistol; a vintage Monarch accordion.

An African fertility chair; a pair of WWI Army knives; a 1971 Fender Precision Bass guitar.

A 1950s U.S. Army Jeep; a scarf allegedly worn by Elvis Presley in concert; a vintage gas pump.