The Nest

Larry checks out customized cars in Boston.

Larry works out with Richard Simmons in Los Angeles.

A commemorative World War I gun; a lock of hair that allegedly came from a bigfoot; and a unique snow-cone concession stand.

A 1932 World Series program; a 1903 Remington rifle; and a personal check signed by Judy Garland.

In the first-season finale, Shannon tells Gene that he should get a face-lift, and he's reluctant, but he does like her suggestion to start a TV show about new mothers. Also: Shannon surprises Gene with some news.

In the second-season opener, Gene prepares to get a face-lift until he learns that a KISS publicity tour has been rescheduled and he has to appear on MTV's "Total Request Live." The show almost doesn't go on when Gene can't find his costume. Meanwhile, Tracy takes a mortified Nick on a shopping trip to get a pregnancy test for Shannon.

Nick, Sophie and Tracy wait patiently to hear the results of Shannon's pregnancy test. Meanwhile, Gene and Paul Stanley are the grand marshals at a Halloween parade in New York City.

Gene suggests to Shannon that they adopt a child and later travels to Manhattan to try to find his lost black book.

Two cases are pursued, one after the other, with little time to rest, and one of them presents the challenge of confronting a fugitive in a public restaurant.

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

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

A DNA databank helps in a stalker case; a woman forms a group to raise awareness of cold cases. Host: Bill Kurtis.

Included: the 1973 rape and murder of Dawn Magyar, which was solved in 2001; the baffling murder of a wealthy woman. Host: Bill Kurtis.

Included: the murder of a medical-examiner's wife; the killing of two babies.

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.

"Target: Mafia" studies crime during Prohibition. Examined: Assistant Attorney General Mabel Walker Willebrandt's efforts to curtail bootlegging; battles between ethnic gangs. Bill Kurtis hosts.

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Dog takes his family to the Rocky Mountains, where he makes a big bust.

Two captures are followed. One takes place at a boxing match.

A case involving drug charges is followed.

A fugitive is caught in a sting operation, but the capture has a personal connection for Dog.

Chasing a fugitive through an apartment complex and a shopping mall.

Jack attempts to make an emergency fuel delivery to an Alaskan town, but a blinding storm threatens to thwart his mission. Meanwhile, Lisa is given her first oversize load, but she questions whether her driving skills are up to the task.

Temperatures plunge to 55 below zero, and Jack narrowly avoids a head-on collision with another truck on a dangerous curve. Meanwhile, Alex picks up a hitchhiker, and Ray drives the steep Atigun Pass, where he has spun out twice.

An avalanche strikes and leaves Jack stranded; Ray has a premonition of death; Lisa struggles to reenter the race; and Hugh drives on the wrong side of the road going on the Atigun pass.

Lisa hauls a 100-ton load worth millions across the entire state; and Ray is trapped on the road facing oncoming traffic, and later spins out on the ice.

Larry studies human decomposition in Texas.

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

A handmade Native American bison jacket; a cannon that was supposedly used in the Colfax Massacre of 1873.

An antique toy horse; a collection of Civil War projectiles; and a 1913 pistol sword.

Gene and Shannon both undergo cosmetic surgery and then prepare for the recovery process.

Complications from surgery keep Shannon in the hospital; Gene returns home, but his postsurgical appearance upsets Nick and Sophie, who try to rid the house of pets before their mom's homecoming.

Shannon comes home to heal and recuperate along with Gene, and they drive the rest of the family crazy. Nick and Sophie ask their Aunt Tracy to help them, while Gene takes risks by ignoring the doctor's instructions.

Shannon's in Aspen for R & R, and Sophie talks Gene and Nick into going there to join her. Sophie, however, has an ulterior motive: a young snowboarder, and a protective Gene wants to learn everything he can about the young man.

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.

Included: the case of killer John Veysey III, who was convicted in 2001 of murdering his first wife in 1995 and trying to murder his second wife and son in 1998. Host: Bill Kurtis.

A 16-year-old letter helps police solve a murder; a 1961 homicide is solved in 2002. Host: Bill Kurtis.

Included: David Draheim is convicted in 2002 for the 1986 murder of Jeanette Kirby and sentenced to 60 to 90 years in prison. Host: Bill Kurtis.

Examining "The Birth of the American Mafia," from its origins in Sicily to mob activity during Prohibition. Included: the roles of Al Capone and Charles "Lucky" Luciano; rivalry among Italian, Irish and Jewish gangs. Host: Bill Kurtis.

"The Kennedys and the Mob" examines efforts by President Kennedy and his brother Robert to curtail mob activity; the possible link between JFK's assassination and organized crime. Host: Bill Kurtis.

"Empire of Crime" examines mob activity during World War II; the murder of Benjamin Siegel; nightclubs, casinos and racetracks linked to organized crime. Bill Kurtis hosts.

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Dog pursues two female fugitives in one day.

Dog searches for a fugitive in a small town where everyone knows each other, making it hard for the bounty hunter to blend in and operate in secrecy.

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.

A truck flips and crashes into a tree, leaving two men injured and a third missing; Alex is questioned by the state police; Lisa makes a reckless mistake; and Greg fights to keep his job.

Jack crosses a frozen river to get to the town of Bettles; Lisa Kelly is back on the road, but faces dangerous conditions while travelling back to Dalton; and Greg tackles biggest load of his career.

Ray is thrust into danger when he's distracted; Lisa hauls a large bear cage; and Hugh doesn't load his cargo correctly, which causes damage.

Ray spins out and threatens oncoming trucks; Jack struggles to haul a 200-ton load; and Greg faces mechanical problems.

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

Larry plays basketball and arm wrestles in New York City.

A unique go-kart; handwritten notes from President Dwight Eisenhower; and a Roth bass fiddle.

An antique gambling machine from the 1930s; a rare Martin guitar.

Gene misses a "Rent-a-Bachelor" charity event because of his slow recovery, and Nick goes in his place; and Gene tries holistic cures, hoping he will be healed in time to attend the Adult Video News Awards, where he is to receive an award.

When Gene hears that his business partner's nephew is getting a divorce, he takes the man on a tour of Las Vegas, determined to help him have some fun.

To help Sophie with a school paper on the armed forces, Gene arranges a father-daughter tour of Camp Pendleton in San Diego; later, he returns there to perform a song he wrote honoring the men and women of the military.

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.

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.