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A 1950's arm-wrestling game; washing machine from the 1930's.

Rick and the crew work to restore a miniature Model T; a fire fighter brings in a vintage 1930s forest field service phone.

Sammy Hagar hires Rick to turn a vintage refrigerator into a rum dispenser; a horse-theme slot machine has been dropped and no longer works.

Rick agrees to a $10,000 restoration of a 1950s soda fountain; the guys revive a vintage phone booth; Kelly challenges Rick to spend some time away from the shop.

Rick restores a basketball arcade game from the 1950s; a disagreement between Tyler and Ron escalates into an all-out prank war; Rick and the team are challenged by a client to make an antique barber chair resemble his Shelby Cobra.

Chumley from "Pawn Stars" comes into the shop with a 1950s Murray pedal car and a specific vision for how he wants it restored; the crew works to fix up a 1965 Honda Superhawk that hasn't run since the 1980s.

A 1940s Hi-Striker carnival game is dropped off for restoration; the guys hammer away at fixing up a handmade nail gun from the 1800s.

A customer brings by a disassembled 1959 BMW motorcycle with a side car for Rick to restore; the guys work on an antique pencil dispenser that will be auctioned off for a special cause; Rick is visited by a picker who has some unique items for sale.

Rick is contacted by Nellis Air Force Base to restore their replica of an F-105 fighter jet; Tyler's skills are challenged when a unique Buffalo Forge Grill is brought into the shop.

A client agrees to a $10,000 restoration of his early 1900s peanut roaster; Ron and Tyler go digging for gold in a California picker's backyard; Ron buys a vintage English taxi.

Faced with the specter of defeat at the hands of the Cimbri barbarian horde in 113 B.C., the Roman Republic must choose between annihilation or a dictatorship that would shake its political foundations to the core.

Enslaved by Romans, Thracian warrior Spartacus must fight as a gladiator.

Julius Caesar attempts to annex Gaul and build his reputation while the empire churns with civil war.

Chieftain Arminius uses his Roman military training to slaughter the Roman General Varus's army at Teutoburg Forest.

Emperor Claudius chooses to invade Britannia in an effort to maintain his place on the throne.

Despite many successes, the multitude of military campaigns begin to take their toll on Rome's finances.

Marcus Aurelius inherits the empire at its peak, but war soon breaks out on two fronts and a plague devastates the population; Marcus' son and successor Commodus eschews the dangerous life of a soldier for a more luxurious existence in Rome.

After being ravaged by civil war and foreign invaders, Rome faces challenges posed by the new Christian religion.

Faced with the specter of defeat at the hands of the Cimbri barbarian horde in 113 B.C., the Roman Republic must choose between annihilation or a dictatorship that would shake its political foundations to the core.

Enslaved by Romans, Thracian warrior Spartacus must fight as a gladiator.

Julius Caesar attempts to annex Gaul and build his reputation while the empire churns with civil war.

Chieftain Arminius uses his Roman military training to slaughter the Roman General Varus's army at Teutoburg Forest.

Emperor Claudius chooses to invade Britannia in an effort to maintain his place on the throne.

Despite many successes, the multitude of military campaigns begin to take their toll on Rome's finances.

Marcus Aurelius inherits the empire at its peak, but war soon breaks out on two fronts and a plague devastates the population; Marcus' son and successor Commodus eschews the dangerous life of a soldier for a more luxurious existence in Rome.

After being ravaged by civil war and foreign invaders, Rome faces challenges posed by the new Christian religion.

Faced with the specter of defeat at the hands of the Cimbri barbarian horde in 113 B.C., the Roman Republic must choose between annihilation or a dictatorship that would shake its political foundations to the core.

Enslaved by Romans, Thracian warrior Spartacus must fight as a gladiator.

Julius Caesar attempts to annex Gaul and build his reputation while the empire churns with civil war.

Chieftain Arminius uses his Roman military training to slaughter the Roman General Varus's army at Teutoburg Forest.

Emperor Claudius chooses to invade Britannia in an effort to maintain his place on the throne.

Despite many successes, the multitude of military campaigns begin to take their toll on Rome's finances.

Marcus Aurelius inherits the empire at its peak, but war soon breaks out on two fronts and a plague devastates the population; Marcus' son and successor Commodus eschews the dangerous life of a soldier for a more luxurious existence in Rome.

After being ravaged by civil war and foreign invaders, Rome faces challenges posed by the new Christian religion.

An entertaining conversation expresses perks and perils of being the most-powerful man in the world.

Eisenhower and Nixon influence two decades of American political history.

There is often contention between those who seek the presidency and those who cover the campaigns.

The sex lives of U.S. leaders sometimes shape politics and history: an extramarital affair connects to the Civil War; J. Edgar Hoover keeps secret sex files; John F. Kennedy has a fling with an East German beauty.

A journey inside White House history unveils staggering information about secrets known only to the president, from top-secret intelligence and classified events to covert codes and future technologies.

An entertaining conversation expresses perks and perils of being the most-powerful man in the world.

Eisenhower and Nixon influence two decades of American political history.

There is often contention between those who seek the presidency and those who cover the campaigns.

The sex lives of U.S. leaders sometimes shape politics and history: an extramarital affair connects to the Civil War; J. Edgar Hoover keeps secret sex files; John F. Kennedy has a fling with an East German beauty.

A journey inside White House history unveils staggering information about secrets known only to the president, from top-secret intelligence and classified events to covert codes and future technologies.

An entertaining conversation expresses perks and perils of being the most-powerful man in the world.

Eisenhower and Nixon influence two decades of American political history.

There is often contention between those who seek the presidency and those who cover the campaigns.

The sex lives of U.S. leaders sometimes shape politics and history: an extramarital affair connects to the Civil War; J. Edgar Hoover keeps secret sex files; John F. Kennedy has a fling with an East German beauty.

A journey inside White House history unveils staggering information about secrets known only to the president, from top-secret intelligence and classified events to covert codes and future technologies.

Hundreds of years before steel and plastic, wood was the building block of America; from the historical, to the modern, to the timeless, episode explores the surprising ways people cannot live without wood.

Fertilizer--without it two thirds of the world would starve. It makes our lawns grow greener and our crops grow taller; take a tour of the places where the essential nutrients that feed the soil are harnessed.

Thousands of tons of dirt transform a stadium into a Supercross course in Las Vegas; special mud helps pros grip baseballs; mud wrestling in Hawaii; adobe and rammed-earth homes; potting soil facility in California.

Tobacco's ancient discovery and Andes cultivation leads to modern North Carolina farming and Dominican Republic Fuente cigar plantation; explore harvesting techniques, public health concerns with Surgeon General, and nicotine replacement therapies.

How dynamite has been used in the construction of roads, tunnels and dams. Included: the invention of dynamite.

A look at the many uses of acid; the military harnesses acid to make explosives; at a sulfuric acid plant, acid takes the stain out of stainless steel and dissolves precious metals; the Heinz vinegar plant; acid-loving bacteria.

For over a century, the U.S. steel industry is a powerful symbol of the nation's industrial might; steel transforms a country of farmers and merchants into a nation of builders, then U.S. domination of the market meets new challenges in the 1970s.

A visit to a rolling mill where aluminum skins for jets are made; aluminum is used to make reflective mirrors for telescopes at NASA; the process of making aluminum foil; why aluminum baseball bats are better than wood.

Hundreds of years before steel and plastic, wood was the building block of America; from the historical, to the modern, to the timeless, episode explores the surprising ways people cannot live without wood.

Fertilizer--without it two thirds of the world would starve. It makes our lawns grow greener and our crops grow taller; take a tour of the places where the essential nutrients that feed the soil are harnessed.

Thousands of tons of dirt transform a stadium into a Supercross course in Las Vegas; special mud helps pros grip baseballs; mud wrestling in Hawaii; adobe and rammed-earth homes; potting soil facility in California.

Tobacco's ancient discovery and Andes cultivation leads to modern North Carolina farming and Dominican Republic Fuente cigar plantation; explore harvesting techniques, public health concerns with Surgeon General, and nicotine replacement therapies.

How dynamite has been used in the construction of roads, tunnels and dams. Included: the invention of dynamite.

A look at the many uses of acid; the military harnesses acid to make explosives; at a sulfuric acid plant, acid takes the stain out of stainless steel and dissolves precious metals; the Heinz vinegar plant; acid-loving bacteria.

For over a century, the U.S. steel industry is a powerful symbol of the nation's industrial might; steel transforms a country of farmers and merchants into a nation of builders, then U.S. domination of the market meets new challenges in the 1970s.

A visit to a rolling mill where aluminum skins for jets are made; aluminum is used to make reflective mirrors for telescopes at NASA; the process of making aluminum foil; why aluminum baseball bats are better than wood.

Hundreds of years before steel and plastic, wood was the building block of America; from the historical, to the modern, to the timeless, episode explores the surprising ways people cannot live without wood.

Fertilizer--without it two thirds of the world would starve. It makes our lawns grow greener and our crops grow taller; take a tour of the places where the essential nutrients that feed the soil are harnessed.

Thousands of tons of dirt transform a stadium into a Supercross course in Las Vegas; special mud helps pros grip baseballs; mud wrestling in Hawaii; adobe and rammed-earth homes; potting soil facility in California.

Tobacco's ancient discovery and Andes cultivation leads to modern North Carolina farming and Dominican Republic Fuente cigar plantation; explore harvesting techniques, public health concerns with Surgeon General, and nicotine replacement therapies.

How dynamite has been used in the construction of roads, tunnels and dams. Included: the invention of dynamite.

A look at the many uses of acid; the military harnesses acid to make explosives; at a sulfuric acid plant, acid takes the stain out of stainless steel and dissolves precious metals; the Heinz vinegar plant; acid-loving bacteria.

For over a century, the U.S. steel industry is a powerful symbol of the nation's industrial might; steel transforms a country of farmers and merchants into a nation of builders, then U.S. domination of the market meets new challenges in the 1970s.

A visit to a rolling mill where aluminum skins for jets are made; aluminum is used to make reflective mirrors for telescopes at NASA; the process of making aluminum foil; why aluminum baseball bats are better than wood.

A group of Pentecostal Christians in rural Kentucky handles deadly snakes; a Polish mother with a sick child prays for a miracle; a Mexico City woman hopes a shamanic exorcism can chase away her demons.

A tattooed faith healer believes the power of the Holy Spirit can cure the sick; a comatose child recovers after dreaming about a popular Italian saint; a rural Polish witch uses multiple methods to cast out demons.

An apparition of the Virgin Mary seemingly appears in the clouds above Ireland; an Italian relic is thought to provide protection from a volcano; a Polish priest's body remains preserved 350 years after his death.

A man with cancer seeks help from a Mayombe priest; the descendant of an Irish faith healer claims to possess the ability to cure disease; two women on an Italian island allegedly receive prophecies from the Virgin Mary.

A New Orleans woman who believes she is haunted by demons takes part in a voodoo ritual; an ancient temple in India possesses healing waters; a statue of the Virgin Mary in an Argentine hospital cries bloody tears.

A doctor who was pronounced clinically dead claims to have visited heaven; a Brazilian woman believes she can cure disease through a mix of spiritualism, folk remedies and witchcraft; a man claims he can channel the healing powers of a Hindu goddess.

A healer claims that angels help him cure the sick; patients of an exorcist vouch for his ability to dispel demons; a group of men in India walks across fire and ingests burning embers.

A man who was crushed underneath a truck has an out-of-body experience; visitors to an Indian temple claim to have been possessed by a healing spirit; a Communion wafer allegedly bleeds blood.

A group of Pentecostal Christians in rural Kentucky handles deadly snakes; a Polish mother with a sick child prays for a miracle; a Mexico City woman hopes a shamanic exorcism can chase away her demons.

A tattooed faith healer believes the power of the Holy Spirit can cure the sick; a comatose child recovers after dreaming about a popular Italian saint; a rural Polish witch uses multiple methods to cast out demons.

An apparition of the Virgin Mary seemingly appears in the clouds above Ireland; an Italian relic is thought to provide protection from a volcano; a Polish priest's body remains preserved 350 years after his death.

A man with cancer seeks help from a Mayombe priest; the descendant of an Irish faith healer claims to possess the ability to cure disease; two women on an Italian island allegedly receive prophecies from the Virgin Mary.

A New Orleans woman who believes she is haunted by demons takes part in a voodoo ritual; an ancient temple in India possesses healing waters; a statue of the Virgin Mary in an Argentine hospital cries bloody tears.

A doctor who was pronounced clinically dead claims to have visited heaven; a Brazilian woman believes she can cure disease through a mix of spiritualism, folk remedies and witchcraft; a man claims he can channel the healing powers of a Hindu goddess.

A healer claims that angels help him cure the sick; patients of an exorcist vouch for his ability to dispel demons; a group of men in India walks across fire and ingests burning embers.

A man who was crushed underneath a truck has an out-of-body experience; visitors to an Indian temple claim to have been possessed by a healing spirit; a Communion wafer allegedly bleeds blood.

A group of Pentecostal Christians in rural Kentucky handles deadly snakes; a Polish mother with a sick child prays for a miracle; a Mexico City woman hopes a shamanic exorcism can chase away her demons.

A tattooed faith healer believes the power of the Holy Spirit can cure the sick; a comatose child recovers after dreaming about a popular Italian saint; a rural Polish witch uses multiple methods to cast out demons.

An apparition of the Virgin Mary seemingly appears in the clouds above Ireland; an Italian relic is thought to provide protection from a volcano; a Polish priest's body remains preserved 350 years after his death.

A man with cancer seeks help from a Mayombe priest; the descendant of an Irish faith healer claims to possess the ability to cure disease; two women on an Italian island allegedly receive prophecies from the Virgin Mary.

A New Orleans woman who believes she is haunted by demons takes part in a voodoo ritual; an ancient temple in India possesses healing waters; a statue of the Virgin Mary in an Argentine hospital cries bloody tears.

A doctor who was pronounced clinically dead claims to have visited heaven; a Brazilian woman believes she can cure disease through a mix of spiritualism, folk remedies and witchcraft; a man claims he can channel the healing powers of a Hindu goddess.

Juan Chavez, a skateboard ramp designer-turned sculptor from Chicago; Eric Helvie creates incredible photorealistic work; lawyer/art educator/ artist Justin Vining; in Chicago with sculpture artist Bernard Williams.

Orbital and surface probes reveal new sources of water and planetary dust storms on Mars.

Featuring lessons that guide teenagers to learn about ways to help the environment.

The hosts test the patented designs of history's lost inventions.

Profiling the life and teachings of Nostradamus, the 16th-century physician who many believe to be a prophet.

An interview with actor Richard Gere helps profile Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama and spiritual leader of Tibet.

The story of Joseph Ratzinger from his place of birth in Marktl am Inn, Bavaria, Germany, to his appointment as reigning Pope in Rome; describing his career from a catholic Bavarian boy to a much-valued theologian and close associate of John Paul II.

The Rev. Norman Vincent Peale writes "The Power of Positive Thinking" and becomes a celebrity.

Sigmund Freud makes use of his own and others' fears, desires and flaws in developing theories.

The patron saint of Ireland.

Brigham Young's odyssey takes him from poverty in New England to autocracy in the Great Salt Lake basin.

Experts discuss the life of Chinese teacher Confucius, whose philosophies influenced Eastern Asian civilization.

Profiling the life and teachings of Nostradamus, the 16th-century physician who many believe to be a prophet.

An interview with actor Richard Gere helps profile Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama and spiritual leader of Tibet.

The story of Joseph Ratzinger from his place of birth in Marktl am Inn, Bavaria, Germany, to his appointment as reigning Pope in Rome; describing his career from a catholic Bavarian boy to a much-valued theologian and close associate of John Paul II.

The Rev. Norman Vincent Peale writes "The Power of Positive Thinking" and becomes a celebrity.

Sigmund Freud makes use of his own and others' fears, desires and flaws in developing theories.

The patron saint of Ireland.