The Nest

A rare 1921 Tommy gun; a land grant signed by former president Andrew Jackson; and a 1929 gold coin.

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

Gene competes on the TV quizz show "Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?" and takes a college marketing class.

Sophie creates a business for a school project, and Gene and Shannon want her to expand her new venture, but she just wants a good grade.

Gene takes a tour break to come home, where Shannon plans to build a pool house; when they learn they need their neighbors' signatures for the permit, they try to win them over.

Gene hunts for a creature he's convinced is running around the house and that only he hears; and Sophie makes extra cash babysitting, but calls Nick when the children get out of control.

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

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.

A rape-murder case is solved through DNA testing.

A 1990 murder case in Texas is chronicled.

The unsolved 1947 Black Dahlia murder of struggling actress Elizabeth Short is examined.

The case of Martin Tankleff, convicted of murdering his parents in 1988. Host: Bill Kurtis.

Examining the impeachment process, placing it in historical context and looking at the case against President Clinton. Interviewed: Watergate prosecutor Richard Ben-Veniste; political scientist Alan Lichtman; former Federal Judge Alcee Hastings. Bill Kurtis hosts.

The documentary series explores well-known crimes (many involving the rich and famous) and their effect on the legal system, told by law-enforcement officials and lawyers.

The documentary series explores well-known crimes (many involving the rich and famous) and their effect on the legal system, told by law-enforcement officials and lawyers.

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

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.

Dog takes son-in-law Travis on his first bounty hunt after Travis naively signs off on a questionable bond.

In the Season 10 finale, the four-truck convoy faces fire and a crossing where they must test the ice thickness themselves; Art Burke's engine dies, so he returns to Winnipeg with Alex Debogorski over a trail that damages the old pro's truck.

In the Season 11 premiere, the drivers face a cold and busy winter, but after the tragic passing of legendary driver Darrell Ward, the other drivers wonder who can take his place.

The ice road season is off to a bad start. Lisa Kelly finds herself in a jam after jackknifing her truck deep in the backcountry. Then, legendary trucker Alex Debogorski gets more than he bargained for when he falls through a patch of thin ice. Todd Dewey steps up when he comes to the aid of a stranded trucker.

A sudden warm-up threatens to derail the ice road season just as it kicks into high gear; Art Burke finds himself battling some of the slickest roads of his life; Lisa Kelly is forced to ask her former boss, Mark Kohaykewych, for financial help after her truck sustains severe damage; Alex Debogorski encounters a mystery man walking alone on an isolated winter road.

Larry attends a livestock auction in Oklahoma; visits longshoremen in New York Harbor; and takes part in a Boy Scouts of America 100th-anniversary celebration.

Larry rides on the USS Nimitz aircraft carrier; and makes Limburger cheese.

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

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

Gene goes to Comic-Con with Nick, who's there to promote his comic book, "Incarnate," and Nick volunteers his dad and KISS members to be his backing band at the premiere party. Meanwhile, Shannon and Tracy compete in a 5K race.

Gene wins a miniature golf game against Shannon and thinks he's ready for the real thing, so he volunteers for a charity golf tournament and even goes so far as to make a bet.

Gene's in Mexico; and Shannon gets a visit from a friend from her hometown who undergoes a transformation that unsettles her husband.

Nick discovers the perks of traveling with KISS while touring Europe; and, in Los Angeles, Tracy and her family move in to keep a lonely Shannon company, but they become too much to handle.

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.

Dog is sick, but still continues his pursuit of a fugitive.

Beth buys Dog a shirt that he refuses to wear; and later has empathy for a fugitive.