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Krazy Dave gets trapped in a submerged car when a repo goes wrong; Bobby and Juicy face tough decisions deciding their futures.

Amy reveals she is pregnant; Ron and Amy pull a prank on Bobby.

A stunt-biker crashes during a trick; a cowboy is tossed from a raging bull; a group of masked thugs invades a store.

Neapolitan-style Margherita pizzas; frozen Margarita cocktails.

An outdoor movie theatre setup.

Yule logs; wildberry candy canes; shortbread cookies; minty holiday bark.

Jawbreaker factory; grinders in Tim Hortons' mammoth roasting facility tackle thousands of pounds of coffee beans every hour; making empanadas; the history of cocktail sauce.

Putting pistachio into baklava; creating candy buttons; organic baby food; the history of feta cheese.

A look at how some popular foods are made in food factories, including Cherry Garcia ice cream, Earl Grey tea, and lollipops.

Gold and silver mining in the Kootenay Mountains created overnight cities and a legion of millionaires; Justin and Mike visit Sandon, British Columbia, to learn the history of the boom and bust cycles and experience some luck of their own.

Les and Bill Engvall survive for 24 hours in the deserts of Nevada.

Drew and Tee search for new stock; in Northumberland, they are captivated by a stately country manor.

Five-time champion Dave Carraro suffers from the longest cold streak of his career.

With the quota running out and the end in sight, the captains must go big or go home.

Jeff gambles on a series of end-of-the-line deals in hopes of a big payday.

Jeff gets taken for a ride when he falls hard for a vintage motorbike.

Merchants start poaching customers on Les' property; bogus bling sets a customer off on a rampage.

Seth discovers merchandise his employees have not been able to sell; Ashley chases a customer into the parking lot; what starts out as a argument turns into the worst fight in the family's history.

Ashley returns to put Seth in his place; Les sits his kids down for a royal reaming.

A rash of break-ins has the Golds on high alert; a man claims to be the devil himself; security catches a burglar in the parking lot.

Les takes a customer's word on an item's value but Ashley makes a discovery that leaves Les looking like a fool.

Seth takes a stand after Les demands blood when one of the guys makes a colossal mistake.

The pickers make a friendly wager to crisscross Newfoundland in search of the greatest piece of kitsch; they get a great history lesson on the area.

A locker unleashes a swarm of more than just merchandise; Jesse throws down to win antiques.

The buyers come face-to-face with one of the strangest lockers ever seen; a surprise that sends a winning bidder through the roof.

An officer encounters a blast from the past after pulling over a vintage Volkswagen van; an officer in California stops a stage mother with her "America's Next Tot Model" daughter; spring break arrest in Florida.

An officer gives a crying speeder some much needed therapy; a girl has choice words for her ex-boyfriend; a Pentagon worker has no defense for his speeding.

An officer pulls over a grandpa who has been driving his motorcycle at 100 mph; a traffic stop hits a sour note after a wannabe singer is pulled over; a patrolman deals with a pair of drunken jaywalkers.

An officer pulls over a prom-bound Cinderella who is speeding; animal lovers who keep a skunk as a pet; a deputy pulls over a speeder who resembles himself.

Brian Bass rejoins the Gas Monkey crew; Richard plans to resurrect the iconic 1992 Chevy 3500 Dually known as the Krew Kut in time to reveal it at the Lone Star Throwdown.

The ultra-competitive Captain Dave is obsessed with beating the record; Captain Ralph struggles with a tough decision.

The Captains have to decide whether to fish or take shelter when an intense storm slams into the shores of Massachusetts.

Dave struggles with Paul, his temperamental first mate; Bill has three different deckhands on trial to become his newest crew member.

Tensions flare when Paul joins the Bounty Hunter and tries to teach Scott a few things; Jay struggles to prove that he's worth keeping on.

Ron and Bobby are presented with a dangerous repo; Ron and Bobby go fishing and leave Amy alone on a repo.

Amy gets excited about the baby; Ron and Bobbie repossess a monster truck; Ronnie and Amy have a fight.

Ron and Bobby end up in an altercation with a car owner.

Ron and Bobby try to repossess a flatbed and truck from a racecar driver.

Thugs attacking a wheelchair-bound man are shocked when he fights back; food thief; bank surveillance cameras record a smash-and-grab heist.

Weekend memories at the fire pit.

A shower with a view of the lake and an open roof to see the stars.

Featuring the making of gigantic batches of Nitwitz candy, popchips, Mighty Malts and chicken soup.

Holiday treats, such as Molasses Kisses, gumballs that look like human eyes, Zombie Bar chocolates, scary candy apples.

This special explores the production of iconic Halloween treats; it reveals how Bloody Skulls candy begins as a powdered mixture before being transformed into a detailed, macabre confection.

Viewing the manufacturing methods that create wafer-thin peanut brittle, pigs in a blanket, Montreal-style bagels and Indian jalebi.

Drew and Tee get access to a mammoth Norfolk boatyard; Peter Jay once toured with the Beatles and today he owns a one-of-a-kind hippodrome.

The team prepares for a huge auction, but a major snowfall threatens to derail the event; Drew and Tee visit the best little scrapyard in Britain; the chaps scour a 15th century manor house; Drew uncovers the mother lode of lamps from a warship.

At Lemmington Hall, Drew goes shopping in the home's grand parlour; Drew and Rebecca visit a traditional country house with unusual interiors; at a military surplus business, Drew passes on a one-man submarine.

Drew is invited to shop at a spectacular manor house; the chaps visit a private museum that houses over 500 years of architectural fittings; Drew is the first-ever customer at a brand new family-run salvage yard.

Trinity Marine in Devon is home to one of the biggest collections of nautical salvage in the world; in Buckinghamshire, the chaps visit a collection of wonderful things; at Chillingham Castle in Northumberland, Drew gets schooled by a knight.

Drew and Tee look for potentially lucrative leads at a Catholic girls' school in Worcestershire; a visit to a Welsh prop hire firm.

Viewing the manufacturing methods that create wafer-thin peanut brittle, pigs in a blanket, Montreal-style bagels and Indian jalebi.

A machine puts chunks into chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream; twisted chocolate mint sticks; spicy pickled beans; snowball cookies.

Chicken Bones candy; pastel de nata egg tart pastries; garlic cloves; creating break-apart chocolate oranges.

Miniature Clark Bars; deviled egg potato salad; puff pastry cheese bites; potato chip chocolate bars.

Malic acid gives Warheads candy its sour punch; vegetables are transformed into faux meat; maple bacon chocolate pods; sauerkraut.

Time and brine combine to produce the perfect pickle; Fizzies drink tablets; maple cream chocolates; chocolate bliss balls.

Jumbo lollipops; Chinese hot and sour soup; Hedgehogs chocolates; scallops wrapped in bacon.

Raspberry jellies are coated with candy seeds; hand-wrapping and frying crab rangoon; cranberry pecan oat clusters; sugar-free mints.

Curly fries; red velvet cakes with cream cheese frosting; vegetable pot pies; marshmallow squares covered in vanilla caramel.

Fish fingers are covered with batter and bread crumbs; puffed corn meal is coated with caramel; creating crinkle-cut sweet potato fries; cookie dough batter is frozen, then smothered in chocolate.

Hamburger patties; ribbon candy; Mexican chocolate discs; enchiladas.

Micro-brewed root beer; miniature cakes hand-dipped in dark chocolate; tamari soy sauce; kosher matzo bread.

Stroud will cannibalize the mountain-bike he has ridden into the middle of nowhere; he also has a multi-tool, a magnesium flint stick and an old energy bar that he uses for a purpose other than eating.

Les simulates survival as a plane crash survivor in Temagami, Ontario in the winter, simulating a broken arm; with only an axe, a multi-tool and one blanket to shield him from the harsh cold, he endures seven days of harsh conditions.

Les is set adrift off the coast of Belize in a raft with no food and a bare minimum of equipment.

Les Stroud recalls moments from past episodes.

Chronicling Les's first time surviving for the cameras in August of 2001; with just two cameras, a few items and his wits, Les survives in the Canadian wild.

Les Stroud's first time surviving for the cameras in the dead of winter; Les ventures to remote Northern Ontario to endure temperatures of -40 degrees F for a week alone.

Bowling center owner Jay invites Johnny and Jordyn to investigate some strange occurrences; from shoes that move on their own to haunted bowling balls, the guys find that places like bowling alleys may be more haunted than people can ever realize.

The guys head to an island getaway in the middle of winter; as a blizzard blows outside, the guys hear ghost stories from the locals, raising their hopes in documenting a presence that resides in restaurant and lodge.

Johnny and Jordyn gain access to the elusive Hamilton House; the guys power-down the old home and look for the ghost of Dr. T.G. Hamilton; if there is anyone who would reach out in the afterlife, it would be a man like Dr. Hamilton.

A machine puts chunks into chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream; twisted chocolate mint sticks; spicy pickled beans; snowball cookies.

Chicken Bones candy; pastel de nata egg tart pastries; garlic cloves; creating break-apart chocolate oranges.

Miniature Clark Bars; deviled egg potato salad; puff pastry cheese bites; potato chip chocolate bars.

Malic acid gives Warheads candy its sour punch; vegetables are transformed into faux meat; maple bacon chocolate pods; sauerkraut.

Time and brine combine to produce the perfect pickle; Fizzies drink tablets; maple cream chocolates; chocolate bliss balls.

Jumbo lollipops; Chinese hot and sour soup; Hedgehogs chocolates; scallops wrapped in bacon.

Hunks of peanut-filled nougat are produced; potato pellets become Smart Fries; gummy bears; apple chips can replace potato chips.

ChocoRocks; pretzel nuggets; perfect French fried onions; Italian Brio soda.

Explore how Tabasco sauce ferments in oak barrels for three years; the secret to Italian lemon ice and shows how candy is tumble-dried to achieve a perfect finish.

Dijon mustard; coconut macaroons; kosher-certified teriyaki sauce; hazelnut cream-filled wafers.

A look at how some foods are made in food factories including fat-free Greek yogurt, butter cream, and Swiss roll cakes.

More than 1.5 billion Sixlets candies are produced every year; it takes 40,000 heads of cabbage to make 400,000 cabbage rolls; sweet and salty popcorn puts a twist on an ancient snack; potato skins chips look just like their deli counterparts.

Since 1939, more than eight billion Shreddies have been made; a batch of Black Forest cake takes 12,000 cherries; tzatziki by the tanker full.

Lasagna is assembled by man and machine; one batch of brownies makes 6,500 treats; secret spice blend for maple caramelized onions.

A mechanical delay keeps Wicked Pissah at the dock, and the fleet tries to launch ahead.

With the quota almost caught, the fleet fights to gain ground in a fierce competition.

In the final days of fishing, Hard Merchandise and Wicked Pissah battle it out for first.

Chaos forces the captains to adapt and harness control in order to catch Bluefin.

Seth is concerned that Les may have purchased a fake luxury watch; Ashley deals with a creepy, crawly pawn; Seth takes a ride.

After a string of bad luck, Les vows to redeem himself.

The Golds plot to catch a culprit when jewelry is found scattered on the floor; an unruly customer threatens Les; Seth tries to find a buyer for sneakers worn by Shaquille O'Neal.

The Golds set up a sting to try to catch a thief; a customer brings in a vintage police car.

The Golds crack down to protect their business; Seth's security measures go too far, upsetting the entire staff.

The Golds must man the windows when American Jewelry is short staffed; Seth grows closer to his breaking point; a humidor catches Les' eye.

Seth and Ashley compete to see who can bring in more new customers; first aid is needed on the floor; Les checks out some flashy rims.

Uproar in the pawn line reveals that an employee may be taking bribes.

A trucker attempts to get monster trucks through the desert.

In Perth, lone trucking operator Steve Grahame prepares for a journey, an 1865-miles long trek, to the top of Western Australia; Deb has trouble with the gears on her truck.

Invested in a wrecked Ferrari F-40, the crew embarks on the riskiest -- and most expensive -- build in Gas Monkey history; to recoup costs, they flip a 1958 Corvette C1 and a time-capsule Dead Head tour bus.

Richard Rawlings and Aaron Kaufman deal in rusty gold. The proprietors of Gas Monkey Garage in Dallas buy, restore and resell forgotten, derelict American cars, everything from 1931 Model A cars to '73 Trans Ams. As "Fast N' Loud" shows, Rawlings is the mastermind, a deal-maker with an eye for relics worth their efforts, and to find them the guys search barns, fields and auctions across the U.S. K

The FV-Tuna.com remains in the lead but hasn't caught a fish this week; rival Pin Wheel has two fish on deck and has a third in its sights.

The fishermen of Gloucester, are feeling confident as they take to the open seas in hopes of catching the first fish of the season.

Wayne attempts to open an old safe; a couple bring in a collection of high-end handbags; a customer needs Randy's help getting his car out of tow; the contents of the safe are revealed.

A family heirloom in pawn is accidentally sold; a customer goes ballistic when she refuses to believe her ex-boyfriend's gift is worthless.

Wayne thinks he scored big on an expensive stereo system; a detective shows up to investigate stolen goods; a customer can't produce his pawn ticket but won't take no for an answer.

A gambler needs quick cash for a horseracing bet; an elderly couple comes to Royal to sell an unusual medical device.

Raspberry jellies are coated with candy seeds; hand-wrapping and frying crab rangoon; cranberry pecan oat clusters; sugar-free mints.

Curly fries; red velvet cakes with cream cheese frosting; vegetable pot pies; marshmallow squares covered in vanilla caramel.

Fish fingers are covered with batter and bread crumbs; puffed corn meal is coated with caramel; creating crinkle-cut sweet potato fries; cookie dough batter is frozen, then smothered in chocolate.

Hamburger patties; ribbon candy; Mexican chocolate discs; enchiladas.

Micro-brewed root beer; miniature cakes hand-dipped in dark chocolate; tamari soy sauce; kosher matzo bread.

Hunks of peanut-filled nougat are produced; potato pellets become Smart Fries; gummy bears; apple chips can replace potato chips.

Dreams of steam ships near Jefferson, Texas, lead Justin and Mike to discover a town swimming in history; from the American Civil War to murder mysteries and a paranormal presence that makes Jefferson the hot ticket for Bigfoot sightings in America.

Les simulates a trail runner becoming lost in the woods for 24 hours.

Drew and Tee head to Ireland, visiting a majestic Georgian home in county Laois and getting a VIP tour of Charleville Castle.

Former champions feel the pressure of maintaining their reps on the leaderboard.

The Hot Tuna tries to get on the board as TJ awaits news on Reba's fate.

Jeff and Daniel come face-to-face with some dubious characters while searching for deals in the California desert.

Jeff makes a controversial deal for fur coats and risks his reputation on a Hollywood memorabilia auction.

Les discovers broken merchandise; the next person to step out of line is getting fired.

Les aims to fire the next bumbling employee; Rich makes a fatal error that leads to an unforeseen ending that could change 25 years of history.

Rich returns to confront Les about being fired; Seth continues on his path to take over the store from his father.

Seth's new money scheme draws harsh criticism from Ashley; a customer brings in a vintage electric chair.

Les might be duped by a group of savvy salesmen; tipsy patrons demand fat cash; Les makes a head-spinning discovery.

Seth is blindsided when Les brings back ex-employee Amy who he claims screwed them over; the Golds discover a mistake that could cost them thousands.

Scott and Sheldon go mining in Southern B.C. for great deals; a hot tip leads them to the mother lode of all collections.

Buyers go head to head at an airport auction; Jesse gambles on a mystery box; Scott and Chrissy battle it out over a jet-fueled jewel.

Jesse tries to beat Brandon and Lori; Scott and Chrissy are able to get some bargains while the other hunters battle.

Women try to use their looks to get out of a ticket; a college student considers fleeing from an officer; an officer pulls over his "dream woman," a golfer who cooks.

A high roller from Beverly Hills, Calif., gets angry when an officer comes between her and her shopping; a hippie mom tries to sing her way out of a ticket; an officer pulls over a speeder who just dropped her phone in a toilet.

Officer Ernie "the Hammer" Orozco's reputation precedes him when he pulls over a speeder; Officer Duran pulls over two Chicago Bears fans who know they're in hot water because they're in Packer country; Officer White pulls over a spoiled teen.

Officer Williams pulls over a motorist who is having a heated argument with his GPS; a single mom and her son, 11, are looking for dates; an optometry student can't seem to see the speed limit sign.

The Gold Devils battle on after losing a team member; the Ferals' nugget trail goes cold; Jacqui and Andrew face a nighttime detecting mission for lost gold.

Sharon has to move a copper mountain; Sludge must shift a freight of highly flammable liquid; mobile butcher Larry tries to save his meat from the heat.

Richard's plan to reveal the Krew Kut Dually at the Lone Star Throwdown hits a snag when rain forces him to come up with a new plan to re-introduce it to its fans.

A customer threatens to throw down over a broken necklace; the Golds are offered what are alleged to be Saddam Hussein's signed personal documents and Iraqi currency.

A customer quickly learns why not to mess with Les; the Golds have the chance to buy a genuine Olympic torch; a car burns in the parking lot.

Les attends an all day meeting leaving the store to Seth and Ashley.

Seth negotiates like a tiger; a customer's jewelry has been pierced through the most intimate body part; a drunk customer gets belligerent.

Ron and Amy invite friends and family for a pig roast; Ron notices a soon-to-be repossessed car driven by one of the guests.

Ron and Bobby repo a truck from a wannabe military man; Bobby becomes distracted by his personal life.