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Officers pull over a car with a pretty woman inside; a chronic speeder seeks help; a baseball fan strikes out; apple strudel in Maryland.

A patrol officer pulls over a playboy driving a cherry red Ferrari; a police officer in Rutland, Vt., pulls over her own teenage son; police encounter a woman who has assumed a false identity and is suspected of involvement with methamphetamine.

Mike and Frank head towards an inherited old farm with plenty of promise; Danielle calls with news about an ultimate prize; a man keeps his collection of mantiques in a 1920s Ford dealership and theater; the guys spot the Harley Knucklehead.

Seth and Ashley are opposed to Les' plan to open a new store; a man tries to pawn his glass eye.

Les reveals whether he'll buy the new pawn shop; Seth challenges a customer for a vintage bubble hockey game; Ashley gets caught in the crossfire of two customers.

Jenn learns that the load of medical equipment she is hauling is not quite what she expected; Todd and Tamera make their way through New York City.

Jarrett moves a strange sculpture to assorted locations in the Bay Area; a large piece of Americana may not be safe in Jessica's hands.

As Richard gets ready to gamble selling a million dollars worth of cars at Barrett-Jackson, last-minute problems with their '55 Chevy threaten to keep him from taking it to auction.

Ron's injury jeopardizes plans to go to New Orleans; Ron, Bobby, and Amy work together on a trike motorcycle repo.

Ron and Bobby are sent to the swamp to repo a fan boat; a late night repo turns out to be more than the boys bargained for.

The boys head to an abandoned warehouse to repossess a semi-trailer; Amy assists on a job to reclaim a hearse.

Ron and Bobby deal with problems; Ron and Amy's tension; the future of the business.

A hotel clerk fights for her life against a crook armed with a butcher's knife; bystanders go to the aid of a security guard being attacked; store proprietors hammer a burglar trapped at the scene of his crime.

A driver's pit stop puts him on a collision course with road-raging thugs; a rally car goes off a road, putting race fans in peril; a store clerk combats a robber.

Bar-hopping women bare their claws in a catfight; a madwoman in muumuu goes on a morning neighborhood rampage; a tipsy barfly falls on his face on a sidewalk.

A face-off with Jose kicks off a parade of regulars looking for a "special deal;" Jeff must choose friendship or cold, hard cash.

Sparks fly when Sheldon orchestrates a bidding war pitting Jeff against his own customers; Jeff has a risky plan to turn the tables.

One of the worst engineering failures to ever be captured on film is all Justin and Mike need to plan a visit to Tacoma, Wash.; things get weirder in Olympia when they learn of shanty towns, beer and a rumored ancient civilization.

Silent movie trivia really isn't in Justin and Mike's wheelhouse, but they can't resist Buster Keaton's legacy in Cottage Grove, Ore.; they get an unexpected dose of "Gold Fever," which forces Toban to seek out precious metals and equine expertise.

Les is marooned in the swamplands of Georgia's Altamaha River Basin.

The stakes are unusually high as Drew and the team prepare to launch a new retail space at Liberty, one of London's most luxurious department stores.

A stroke of luck helps Pin Wheel close in on leaders FV- Tuna.com, but with just two weeks of tuna fishing to go, they aren't the only boat that strikes gold.

Gloucester's reigning champion, Capt. Dave Carraro, starts the last week of the fishing season with a nearly $20,000 lead over his New Hampshire rival, the Pin Wheel.

Todd and Tamera engage in a monster move; Dusty takes on travel companions of the strong, silent type.

Jessica agrees to transport a seller's beloved item; Dusty braves the desert heat as he moves a giant cow skull.

Les and Seth head to the racetrack to decide who's boss; Ashley shows off her haggling skills on a mannequin in bondage gear.

The Golds gear up to shoot a new commercial for the store, but all Les cares about is putting out a good product.

Karen convinces Les to let her bring in a feng shui expert to boost sales and bring positive energy; Seth gets an opportunity to buy a piece of Detroit Tigers history.

Seth takes a custom go-kart for a spin; Ashley and Les hit the road to get first dibs on a huge estate sale; Karen wants to get her hands on a piece of '70s movie memorabilia.

Les gets invited to give a lecture at a local business school; Ashley and Bobby J go to war over a collection of Nerf guns; a wannabe ventriloquist brings in a dummy that bears a striking resemblance to one of the Golds.

Two employees get into a fight on the shop floor, causing Les to question Ashley's management skills; Seth stumbles upon what could be the biggest memorabilia deal the store has ever seen.

Millionaire Donald Bain loved his private hunting lodge on the shores of Lake Manitoba, so much so he'd greet strangers with a shotgun and turned away Hollywood royalty.

Back on the bayou, local legend FJ sees dollar signs in old voodoo artifacts; Brandon and Lori unearth a rare find; a bidding war over endangered species taxidermy ends in a heated stand-off.

Brandon and Lori get outfoxed by a group of locals; Jesse gambles on a locker full of junk; vintage slot machines and poker tables send bidding through the roof.

A five-ton truck full of merchandise pulls up, but Jeff doesn't remember buying the items.

Jeff finds himself with hundreds more of coin-operated lockers than he needs and no place to store them.

Police officers pull over drivers with unbelievable excuses for speeding; four California girls obsessed with reality TV; a Virginian with a taste for doughnuts; a math teacher from New Jersey who can't get his equations right.

A female biker is unrepentant about speeding; an anti-government separatist on in-line skates encounters law enforcement officials in New Hampshire; police officers chase a motorcycle thief.

Les discovers a bag of jewels in an old employee's desk; a stand-off leads to a showdown.

A customer gives Seth a lesson in fine crystal jewelry. A guy wants to buy some very expensive earrings. He also wants his ears pierced on the premises.

Tressa returns to sell the Rolex that got her fired; Tressa throws the mother of all insults at Ashley.

Seth and the crew are faced with mobs of angry customers; Seth blames Les for the short-staffed disaster.

Todd and Tamera engage in a monster move; Dusty takes on travel companions of the strong, silent type.

Jessica agrees to transport a seller's beloved item; Dusty braves the desert heat as he moves a giant cow skull.

With Aaron set to take off soon for a long-deserved vacation, he and Richard get the Monkeys started on giving the proper treatment to a '65 Volkswagen Beetle.

Ron and Bobby head to a potential den of criminals; a huge job lands in the boys' laps.

Ron goes toe to toe with some of his workers in a crazy towing game he invented; Ron and Bobby get called out on a repo that could end with someone in the back of a police car.

Ron faces his first day out of jail with a new resolve; Bobby and Ron head to the backwoods to repossess some tricked-out rims.

Ron and Amy plan to renew their wedding vows while Bobby plans a crazy bachelor party; a debtor leads Ron and Bobby on a wild goose chase.

From punks with no conscience to rebels without a clue, they all pay the price for being young and dangerous.

Neighbors watch in horror as a driverless car sets a collision course on their street; a fleet-footed thief leads police on a chase through backyards; an angry woman seeks four-wheeled revenge against her ex-boyfriend.

An ex-employee opens fire on a former boss; an enthusiastic photographer gets too close to a racing car; armed robbers confront jewelry store clerks.

Jeff will do anything to clinch a deal, even if it means squeezing into a suit and tie; nerves strike Jeff when he walks into the boardroom.

Jeff gets a smoking deal on hydroponic equipment; the ensuing sale brings in a new breed of customer.

When historically low water levels in Texas begin to reveal intentionally sunken ships from World War One, Justin and Mike take a trip to the Lone Star State. What they find is a mystery that predates the war and sends Tobin to a local museum for help.

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.

Marooned on Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula, Les has only a few items to aid him in surviving a week: swimming goggles, three ballpoint pens, a multi tool and the clothing on his back.

Head to an old chicken farm with a stockpile of scenery and props with Drew and Tee.

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.

Todd and Tamera contend with trailer issues and engine trouble as they move a giant dog toy; Jenn hauls moon rocks from Houston to Phoenix.

Side loads create unexpected problems as Dusty transports a sculpture; Marc makes a rookie mistake when he moves an antique camper.

Les hires someone to spy on the staff; a man looking for an engagement ring creates havoc in the parking lot.

Les urges Ashley and Karen to work together, but when Ashley's half-hearted efforts to mentor Karen almost result in a big loss for the store, Les has had enough.

Les finally lands a buyer for his special edition Lee Iacocca Mustang, but Seth sent the hot rod out on consignment; Ashley sniffs out a bad deal on a Pepe Le Pew statue.

A customer's dunk tank inspires Karen to come up with a big idea for the shop; Byron puts two hockey fans in the penalty box when they get physical over a vintage puck.

It's the day of the big event; Ashley gives Les an ultimatum that could change the history of American Jewelry and Loan forever.

The Gold family runs the largest pawn shop in Detroit.

Justin and Mike visit Murfreesboro, Tenn. For the site of one of the battles between the Union and Confederate armies; Toban visits Mike's General Store with the Tennessee artifacts and gets a surprise lesson in British Royalty.

Jesse taunts Brandon and Lori; Victor throws down his bankroll for a trove of luxury goods; Brandon and Lori think they've hit the jackpot with a cache of firearms.

Brandon and Lori square off against Wade; the contents of a unit create outrage among the buyers.

Jeff forgets to book staff for an auction and now must be a one-man clerk, cashier, locker cracker and auctioneer.

Jeff needs to turn a mountain of weapons into some quick cash; he turns to his associate Sam for.

A country girl pulled over in Hollywood, Calif., thinks seatbelts are optional; officers pull over a food delivery boy with a bad attitude; a suspected drunk driver might not be able to walk a straight line, but isn't afraid to salsa.

Los Angeles police officers pull over a punk rock girl.

The guys stop in at Sam and Stan's steelyard where they go on a high-speed golf cart tour of massive hangar and outbuildings; the team goes freestyling and comes across an old farm; the guys come across Greg, who claims he's a psychic picker.

Les discovers someone has broken into one of the backrooms; a guitar signed by Kid Rock has Rich seeing a pile of cash.

Les and Seth discover Ashley is to blame for their cash crisis; a woman brings in home-grown, pharmaceutical grade merchandise.

Todd and Tamera contend with trailer issues and engine trouble as they move a giant dog toy; Jenn hauls moon rocks from Houston to Phoenix.

Side loads create unexpected problems as Dusty transports a sculpture; Marc makes a rookie mistake when he moves an antique camper.

Richard tasks the Monkeys with giving the Gas Monkey treatment to the first car he ever owned back in high school, a vomit green '74 Mercury Comet.

Ron and Bobby are attacked by a group of angry biker women; an angry owner of a steamroller is looking for revenge.

Ron's old friend Johnny pushes a wedge between the crew.

Ron decides to bring his ex-con cousin, Johnny, onto the Lizard Lick team; Ron and Bobby pull a fast one on college kids at a party; Ron and Bobby repo a classic Rolls-Royce on the auction block.

While Johnny puts the moves on Amy, Ron and Bobby get caught up in a civil war reenactment.

Two generations of a crime family rob a bank, then run into police; gangbangers trying to elude the law encounter a roadblock; a store clerk confronts armed juveniles.

A speeding locomotive rips apart a truck caught on the tracks; a mob causes trouble in a busy subway; a plane makes an emergency landing in rush-hour traffic.

A shopper sacks an armed robber at a supermarket; a vigilante puts an end to a drunken teen's reign of terror at a park; a holdup man meets his match at a market.

Jeff pushes too hard for a store full of frozen meat and risks taking one on the nose; a scrappy art dealer leaves Jeff fuming.

Jeff is stuck with an odd array of random merchandise, including a truckload of B grade lumber.

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.

The boys head out to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Rideau Canal and explore the waters around one of the last hand-operated locks in North America.

Les simulates a break-down scenario in the Arizona desert.

Drew heads to Scotland where he's amazed by a trio of carved folk art heads, and visits a tartan factory with Tee.

After fishing alone McLaughlin realizes that he needs help, so he brings two college friends on board who lack fishing experience.

With a major storm on the horizon and the fish biting, Gloucester's fishermen have to brave the weather.

Jarrett has a big problem on his hands when an oversize chair won't fit down the stairs; things heat up when Marc transports wine across the country.

Jessica moves a bizarre carnival-type attraction and a side load of baby swans; Jarrett hauls a repurposed vending machine to Chicago.

The Gold family: owners of Detroit's biggest pawn shop.

An angry customer threatens Les; Ashley and Seth place a wager on a stripper pole sale; Les unleashes his rage.

An alligator shows up at the shop; a man brings in a bulletproof vest; tempers flare when Ashley mishandles a motorcycle pawn.

An employee becomes violent; Ashley deals with dirty underwear; a puppet maker entertains the staff.

Tensions boil over when a customer flips out over a mix-up with his gold chain; Ashley loses it when a customer tries to pawn a cursed relic.

Les and Seth clash over the business when Les decides to give away cash in the parking lot; Ashley recruits Seth to make stripper poles in house.

Faith and good sense are tested when Justin and Mike search two lakes near the Ontario border, hoping to find proof of a famous UFO encounter and remnants from an ancient meteor; Toban visits the geology department at the University of Manitoba.

The contents of what looks like an old retail store shows its true identity; a whale tusk could mean a windfall.

Seized possessions from storage units are auctioned off to the public.

Jeff and Daniel meet up with a rodeo veteran in Vancouver Island, hoping to get some deals.

The company next door wants to unload $100,000 worth of motors; Jeff must decide to make friends or make money.

An alleged speeder relies on a passenger for dubious legal advice; a Los Angeles officer pulls over a car with rims that are obviously more expensive than the vehicle they're attached to; a drunken driver plays chicken with a train.

A marijuana incident in Beverly Hills, Calif.; two grannies with a burnt out headlight get cranky in Vermont; a gunpowder specialist gets pulled over.

The guys meet a Mississippi motorcycle collector with lots of cool stuff but high asking prices; an Alabama car hobbyist's yard looks like a vintage parking lot; Alabama Museum of Wonder; vintage scooter shop in Birmingham, Ala.

The guys are running low on cash and desperate for a good pick in the South; a nostalgic owner is reluctant to part with his treasures; collection of rare automobiles; famous cartoonist's sketchbook; pottery collection found in Atlanta.

Rare Nirvana memorabilia has Seth and Rich seeing dollar signs; the family is forced to take a customer down after he demands to see security tapes.

A former NHL MVP comes into the shop; a customer's personal insults cross the line; time will tell if Les has made a good deal on a vintage fortune-telling machine.

Jarrett has a big problem on his hands when an oversize chair won't fit down the stairs; things heat up when Marc transports wine across the country.

Jessica moves a bizarre carnival-type attraction and a side load of baby swans; Jarrett hauls a repurposed vending machine to Chicago.

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

Ronnie plans a big team outing to the beach for some greatly needed R&R; Ron and Bobby get caught in an old-fashioned barn burner.

Ron's bad bet makes Bobby his boss; battling a band of crazed mountain folk.

Ron and Amy plot their revenge on Bobby; Bobby realizes being boss isn't always what it's cracked up to be.

Ron and Bobby spot a vintage MG sports car that's up for repo at a classic car show; Ron sends Amy on a wild goose chase that leads her to a former fight rival who is itching for a rematch.

Campus chaos; college pranksters get revenge on a noisy roommate with a butter-coated floor; a student gets zapped with a Taser after heckling Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) at the University of Florida; a campus preacher meets a streaker.

Dumb criminals get caught in the act; a blackjack player doubles-down with a bag of marijuana; a drunk driver tries to beat a sobriety test by guzzling white-out; a climbing criminal falls and breaks a leg.

A hit-and-run driver injures a boy riding a bicycle; two construction workers go on a backhoe rampage; a movie star crashes a million-dollar sports car.

Jeff boasts he can sell anything, but he is put to the test when he faces selling a truckload of broken guitars and a live goat.

Jeff's manhood is challenged when he tries to move women's merchandise.

The banks of the Thames River in Ontario were the site of the battle won by Americans at Moraviantown during the War of 1812; after more than 11,000 years of human settlement, these banks may have more than just secrets.

A fortress turned manor house; vintage ironwork at a salvage yard.

Drew vies for a pair of sculptures at a Tudor manor, and then at a salvage yard, he uncovers a ragtag collection of gems.

Drew and Tee find a heavy-duty surprise at a magnificent country house in Scotland; in Edinburgh, the chaps visit a former veterinary college turned arts center.

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.

The Gold Devils gamble on a potential mother lode; Alan and Salty go off-road in the extreme wilderness of the Kimberley; Shane and Kate try to get two wet plants going, but run out of water.

In flooded Victoria, the Poseidon Crew are forced back onto an old lease; Shane and Kate call in some vintage help in Western Australia; Jacqui and Andrew get separated at night in far north Queensland.

Mike and Frank find something they've never seen before while visiting a local legend in North Carolina; Frank finds a gold mine of signs on a farm.

Mike and Frank find the holy grail of picking in Gordon's cement factory; the guys scour the inventory of a father-and-son picking duo; the guys meet Mary who has inherited a 300-acre property.

As the guys finish their trip through the South, Danielle finds them the mother lode of rare motorbike parts; an incredible discovery guaranteed to impress their friend and NASCAR champion Ryan Newman.

Marc transports young partygoers to New Orleans for Mardi Gras; Jarrett learns that mixing business and pleasure can be costly.

Roy tries to repair a Linotype machine that he suspects he damaged during transit; Jarrett comes up with a brilliant plan after he breaks down while hauling a load.

Roy transports giant animatronic hillbillies and a side load of cat caskets; Jennifer moves an antique Honda.

Jarrett hopes a big-rig run with Marc will help up his game; Chelsea and Courtney transport a live shark.

Marc moves 4 million bees, then gets stung when his cargo starts to flee; a dollhouse collection is transported.

Jarrett transports a mobile tavern and a side load of sod; Jenn's trailer has a difficult time with a large load of arcade games.

Les Stroud shipwrecked on the desert island of Tiburon; after five days of surviving on the shore, he treks inland in search of food, water and shelter; in the desert landscape, Les must avoid packs of wild coyotes, scorpions and rattlesnakes.

Les Stroud shipwrecked on the desert island of Tiburon; after five days of surviving on the shore, he treks inland in search of food, water and shelter; in the desert landscape, Les must avoid packs of wild coyotes, scorpions and rattlesnakes.

Les strands himself in the Norwegian mountains to survive for ten days taking little food, and no water or gear.

Les is stranded in the Norwegian mountains; with no food or water, no safety or camera crew, Les must haul 65 pounds of camera gear down the slick wet mountainside in the hope of finding shelter.

Les is stranded in the jungles of Papua New Guinea.

Les gets separated from his friend and ATV, which is carrying all their supplies.

A night at Hamilton House sparks a second investigation of the place; Johnny and Jordyn seek help of paranormal investigator Kristin and her table tipping séance to try and communicate with the other side.

Johnny and Jordyn travel to Weston, West Virginia to explore the Trans-Allegheny Asylum, one of the most haunted locations in America; the guys have the place to themselves for three nights and decide to make the most of it.

The guys are stunned by what they uncover at Trans-Allegheny Asylum and stay an extra few days to verify their results.

Stoned crime suspects; a samurai drug junkie slashes up a convenience store; a crazed crack head terrorizes his apartment complex; a drunken, would-be superhero flies face first off a skateboard.

Two combative senior citizens go toe-to-toe; a grumpy granny fights off would-be robbers with a broom; an elderly driver faces charges after attacking police officers.

Bloody schoolyard fight; bench-clearing baseball brawl; cruel behavior toward hitchhikers; youthful mayhem at a skatepark; a teenage gangster shoots at police.

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.

The boys head out to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Rideau Canal and explore the waters around one of the last hand-operated locks in North America.

The banks of the Thames River in Ontario were the site of the battle won by Americans at Moraviantown during the War of 1812; after more than 11,000 years of human settlement, these banks may have more than just secrets.

Shea and McDonough, Drewery and Blackwood, names synonymous with the late 19th century Winnipeg microbrewery scene; adding bootlegging, mini golf and a pair of legendary Clydesdales and magnet fishing for the boys gets a lot more fun.

Capt. Dave Carraro resorts to espionage like tactics to find what he needs; Capt. Dave Marciano and Capt. Tyler McLaughlin form an unlikely alliance.

Having caught only one fish by the start of week five, Tyler, captain of the Pins Wheel goes to his lucky fishing spot to discover a rival captain is already there.

It's a close battle for the title of top-earning boat as Gloucester's bluefin tuna fleet charges into the heart of the fishing season.

Burdened by the responsibility of providing for their families and crew, the captains grow desperate to catch and tempers flare.

Seth orders a dumpster to get rid of broken electronics; a woman wants to bring charges against Ashley; a lawyer tries to swindle Ashley with fake jewels.

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.

The guys set a seven-day deadline to bust the rust off a 1968 Ford Galaxie XL; Richard pairs up with Variety Motorsports to knock out a 1980 Stutz Four Motor Car for country music singer Charley Pride; Richard rides a beast of a motorcycle.

The Monkeys sprint to wrap up the '68 Ford Galaxie XL before its owner comes to Dallas; the guys dig through barn grime and dust to get to a '69 Camaro in Minnesota; the guys get a tempting invite from the Golden Knights.

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

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

It's a fight to the finish as the championship comes down to the final weigh-in.

On opening day of the bluefin tuna season, the captains fight to land their first tuna.