The Nest

The case of Tom Cummins, who was wrongfully suspected of the rape and murder of his two cousins in 1991. Four men were later convicted of the crime. Cummins is interviewed. Host: Bill Kurtis.

A death thought to be a hunting accident that later raised investigators' suspicions is recalled. Host: Bill Kurtis.

Examining the case of author Michael Peterson, who was convicted in 2003 of the 2001 murder of his wife, Nortel Networks executive Kathleen Peterson. Host: Bill Kurtis.

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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.

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

A trail called "the obstacle course" is faced; a struggle to clear a melting ice bridge is undertaken; a taxed Polar veteran hauls an oversize fuel tank; and a driver hits an ice crossing late at night.

A Polar rookie undertakes her first solo trip, braving one of the longest ice crossings on the winter-roads map; a driver attempts a single-day, triple delivery; an engine fire stops a trucker in her tracks; and Polar's top dog celebrates a birthday stuck on the edge of a closed road.

A truck needs to be fixed or left stranded 100 miles from the nearest town; a driver faces a creek that's thawed in the middle of the road; a Polar pilot on an important run receives potentially devastating news; and a route runner tackles an ice crossing unlike any she's encountered all season.

With the record short season ending, the Polar boss engages in an epic deal with two rivals, joining up for a four-truck convoy over a closed road. A driver tries to complete a long trail in the final hours, while another's truck gives out on the ice.

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.

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.