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Abraham Lincoln's former law partner tells his story.

In 1921, mobs set Tulsa's Greenwood area on fire as a reaction to a race-fueled incident.

In 1868, two well diggers unearthed what appeared to be a 10-foot man; word spread rapidly, and Stub charged for admittance; later it was revealed to be a hoax cooked up by Stub's cousin.

In the 1920s, four poor Texan brothers became America's most successful bank and train robbers.

The 1800s sees the heyday of patent medicines, elixirs promising to cure nearly everything; snake-oil salesmen hawk potent potions with ingredients like opium, cocaine and grain alcohol, until the FDA acts in the 1900s.

A look into the tortured private life of Tsar Nicholas and his wife, Alexandra, tells the story of a doomed couple whose love cannot overcome the forces of history that will ultimately destroy them.

Back in the city of Orange, Calif., the Vegas Ladies arrive in vintage style, though not everyone agrees; Casey finds the chutzpah to pick up a good unit; Darrell tries to peddle his wares to Emily, but settles for a decent locker.

In Stanton, Calif., Ivy thinks he's a comic, but the gizmo in his locker is no joke; Brandi and Jarrod make sure that what they find in their unit doesn't stay there; Kenny's vintage entertainment lands him an excuse to meet a cult TV host.

Emily's husband, Cody, misses a bid and stirs up trouble; Brandi and Jarrod put their faith in the cowboy and end up facing their mortality; the Vegas Ladies struggle to be seen; Ivy revisits some of his glory days.

The buyers manage to make a charitable contribution in the neighborhood of North Long Beach; Darrell and Dave wager on who got the better sister locker; Brandi and Jarrod spend way too much, but see their treasure soar.

Recently separated, Brandi and Jarrod find themselves at the same auction, and tensions flare; she gets the Laura treatment, and he regresses to his childhood self; Ivy schools Ivy Jr., who needs to find his footing.

The King of Montebello can't wait to see what he can drum up this time around; Rene sniffs out a great locker, stepping over the competition to get it; Kenny does his best to fire up his profits; Brandi can't see the potential in the units.

Back in Montebello, Brandi and her buddy set the wayback machine and discover a roaring good time; Darrell makes the most of the little he's got; Kenny fills his piggy bank while courting an unfamiliar pastime.

Dan and Laura hope for better units and better buyers; Rene tries to capitalize on warehouse sales and scoots away with a deal; Jarrod treats himself to a spa day; Darrell reflects on what it means to buy lockers full of antiques.

Ivy brings his son to Moreno Valley, where good things always happen, and leaves with yo-yo's of an unexpected kind; Rene and Casey discover that their shoes are more "air" and less "Jordan.".

The buyers get wind of some interesting units in Santa Clarita; Ivy and Isaiah choose quantity over quality; Brandi gets fancy sneaking a unit from everyone else; Kenny finds himself searching for his soul sister.

Kenny tries to reclaim the title of King of Whittier but has trouble amassing any shillings; Ivy & Ivy brave the cold to find their fortunes; Lisa finally graduates to full-fledged buyer, finding an unlikely mentor along the way.

Kenny treats Perris, Calif., like a European vacation, picking up women along the way; Jarrod's lousy locker doesn't offer him any protection; Rene's tools end up being older than he expects.

Less is mostly more in Brea; Rene swings for the fences on a costly gamble; Brandi has to dig through trash but really puts her heart into it nonetheless; Ivy and Pops clear up confusion over a massive, mysterious mechanism.

The gang is on final approach in Riverside; Darrell listens to his sports sense, and it pays off; Ivy and Ivy get distracted by a decoy but manage to find the bills in the end; Brandi tries to teach Danielle a lesson about the true meaning of trash.

Barry and Kenny host Rene and Casey to get to the bottom of the luck vs. skill debate when it comes to buying lockers; Darrell stops by and reports on the status of his huge oil painting score.

Tucked away in his storage Man Cave, Barry Weiss and Kenny sit down with Brandi and the Dotsons to relive old times, find out what they've been doing and gather intelligence, as he plans his return to the auction game.

Escaped suspect steals police car; officer shot four times; alligator on the loose.

A high-speed chase through the streets of Baltimore; a sovereign citizen flees police; a man wields a knife on the highway.

Officer accidentally exposed to crystal meth; hostage situation and shots fired; criminal stuck in a swamp.

A good Samaritan lends a hand; a car drags an officer; a woman tries partial nudity to get out of DUI.

A drunken man assaults an officer; standoff with a suicidal suspect; head-on collision with an SUV.

Altercation in a hospital waiting room; shootout on the streets of San Francisco; suspected DUI ends in juggling.

Suspect assaults officer during arrest; high-speed chase through San Antonio; officers look for a missing toddler.

Las Vegas officer in gunfight through windshield; escaped convict caught stealing; kidnapped woman rescued.

A father and son attempt to flee authorities; a K-9 officer tracks a car thief in Florida; deputies work to save the life of a man overdosing.

Officers pursue a shoplifter; standoff with a knife-wielding man; dangerous chase through Florence County, South Carolina.

Pennsylvania troopers caught in a roadside gunfight; Utah Department of Public Safety helicopter tracks stolen vehicle; officers drive shooting victim to the hospital when EMS is delayed.

Deputies track a drug dealer with K-9 and helicopter; Chicago police rescue a hostage victim; officers respond to a drunken driver asleep at the wheel.

Florida deputies track a suspect with the help of Heli-cam and a K-9 unit; officers find a young toddler barely alive in a car wreck; a Texas man resists arrest.

A naked woman steals a deputy's patrol truck; Ohio troopers save a kidnapping victim; a New Mexico state representative is arrested for DWI.

An officer is shot during a DWI stop in New Mexico; police respond to shots fired at an apartment complex; an officer is the first to respond to a house fire.

A Texas man threatens to kill a police chief; a Florida burglar is caught on building roof; deputies and citizens work to save a man's life.

Troy goes head-to-head with a cannibal gator that threatens to ruin his season; Jay Paul gets closer to taking over the Molinere gator-hunting operation; Chase struggles to redeem himself.

Troy and Guy hunt what could be their largest gator of the season; Jay Paul makes a bad call that might cost him and his father big bucks; Daniel Edgar's obsession gets the best of him.

Troy and Guy hurry to fill tags as the end of the season looms near; Jacob and Chase have a surprise encounter fishing in their backyard; the Edgars hit a cold streak as their lines come up empty.

The Landrys rush to tag out on the last day of the season, but R.J. and Jay Paul invade their territory looking to tag out themselves; the Edgars try to catch their last haul of gators.

Troy promotes Chase to captain of his own boat; Daniel Edgar calls in his son to help fill tags; RJ and Jay Paul hunt on separate boats for the first time ever.

Chase fails to show up for his second day as captain; Dwaine struggles to live up to his father's expectations; bayou floods open up new territory for Frenchie and Gee; Glenn Guist deals with some unwelcome guests.

A countdown of the most dangerous alligator battles as well as a chronicle of close calls and near-death moments from the past seven seasons of the series, "Swamp People.".

After a rocky start, Chase tries to redeem himself and get back into his father's good graces; Daniel sets a catch quota for his family; Jay Paul and Tommy jump a levee to tap new territory; Will breaks down alone in the heat of the blazing sun.

A rookie detective tries to untangle a love triangle that turned deadly; detectives try to piece together what happened inside a car that left one person dead and another critically injured.

After a 33-year-old woman is stabbed to death in Louisville, Ky., police reach out to her family and witnesses to try to track down her killer; police investigate the shooting death of a college student, 19, on a residential street in Minneapolis.

Police try to unravel the mystery surrounding a 28-year-old man shot in his home; Miami authorities race against the clock to catch the killer of a homeless man found stabbed in a park.

The public expresses outrage after a married couple are gunned down at their Louisville, Ky., home in front of their two young children.

Dismembered body parts are found floating in Miami's Biscayne Bay, prompting detectives to work around the clock to solve the murder.

Sgt. Roger Wedgeworth investigates the murder of a homeless man; Detective Scott Russ investigates the murder of a young man who was the prime suspect in a current double-homicide case.

Detective Chris Anderson returns to his childhood neighborhood to investigate a drug-related murder.

A homeless man known for looking after fellow transients is shot to death; while on the phone with 911 over an injury, a woman's boyfriend is shot dead.

The guys check out a motorcycle custom-built for actor James Caan; an Al Hirschfeld lithograph; Chumlee finds a book of trivia.

Corey and Chumlee check out a pair of baby Air Jordans signed by Michael Jordan; a medallion once owned by Liberace; Rick uses surveillance video to see how much the staff plays while the boss is away.

Rick checks out a jetpack from the Gemini space program; a Snoopy comic book with a personal drawing from Charles Schulz; Rick's take on a commercial for the pawn shop.

The original contract between The Beatles and their manager is brought in; a Cold War-era high altitude suit; Chumlee tries to inspire another pawn shop employee to change his ways.

Rick checks out a medieval mace; Rick and the Old Man check out a set of cap guns from the 1950s; the Old Man sends Corey and Chum on a simple errand that turns into a daylong adventure.

Corey checks out a 1940 Buick said to have been owned by Fidel Castro; Charlie Chaplin's driver's license is brought into the shop; Chum takes a sudden interest in investing.

The guys check out a 19th century Fisk iron casket; a massive Smurf collection; Davey Deals overstays his welcome.

A ball signed by Walter Payton is brought into the shop; a program from the first Super Bowl; the Old Man gets to decide who has to work the day of the big game.

Rick and the Old Man check out a vintage smoke suit air pump; Corey looks to cash in on a silver certificate when he finds an unexpected error; Chumlee gets hosed when he shows up to work late again.

Chumlee checks out a one-of-a-kind Ford Model A; vintage Pinocchio and Donald Duck toys; Rick rushes to make some expensive renovations when the Old Man leaves town.

Rick checks out some items signed by actor Dan Haggerty; a piece of a flag carried by Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders; Chumlee buys an old oscillator.

A personal check signed by Babe Ruth; Navy buttons that date back to the Civil War; Rick's back starts acting up and Chum tries to help.

Rick checks out a rock crawler; a game worn jersey from Bob Hayes is brought in; the guys realize they're getting negative reviews online.

Rick and Corey check out a sword belonging to the Freemasons; Corey and Chumlee play with the idea of scoring a Gibson Master Museum guitar; Chumlee tries to prove he deserves a raise.

Rick checks out a fully restored 1960s VW Samba; a piece of egg art from Sergio Bustamante is brought into the shop; Rick announces a bonus for the employee of the month.

A collection of Viking items is brought into the shop; a Fender Stratocaster played in the studio by Jimi Hendrix; some Viking swords that are over a thousand years old.

Billy and Ricky are called to a plantation plagued by raccoons; Billy goes to a home infested with hundreds of wasps.

A venomous snake invades a tattoo studio; Billy gets a call about six wild turkeys at a club; Donnie and Bill Sr. set Ricky up on a blind date.

Billy tries to catch a wild bobcat that killed a family pet; a wasp infestation forces a woman out of her home.

Billy discovers more than just beavers lurking on his client's property; Billy takes on a roach infestation.

Billy goes on the prowl for a rabid skunk on a horse farm; a simple mouse job turns out to be harder than expected.

A rattlesnake is loose in a funeral home's crematorium; Billy heads to a treacherous attic to deal with some bats.

Billy battles a feisty raccoon trapped in a dumpster; cicada killer wasps.

While trying to remove an armadillo, Billy and Ricky discover a poisonous snake in a woman's garden; a severe roach infestation.

Billy nearly becomes a gator's lunch when he tries to wrestle the animal from a client's pond; a Vexcon employee needs help with her family's wasp infestation.

A raccoon is spotted in a nursery; rats are creating a potential fire hazard at an animal rescue shelter.

Billy and Gator Dave confront a gator over 10-foot long; Billy and Ricky deal with an aggressive raccoon.

Billy and Ricky tangle with some ornery water moccasins and wasps; Ricky, allergic to wasps, gets stung in the face miles from help; a beaver wreaks havoc at Twin Lakes Camp when it tearing down the levees that keeps the lakes in place for 30 years.

Billy discovers a beehive with almost 13,000 bees in the walls of a house; a skunk is wandering around during the day.

A raccoon's head is stuck in a jar; Ricky climbs a catwalk to remove pigeons from an auditorium.

Billy and Ricky set a trap for a predator with a taste for duck; a carport couch houses a nest of yellow jackets.

Billy gets a call about a nutria problem in his mother's neighbors' yard, but also finds a water snake in an old trap; when Billy and Ricky tackle a summer cabin full of poisonous Brown Recluse spiders, one bites Billy on the forehead.

When Counts Kustom's master painter, Ryan, decides to paint his own van, the entire crew buckles in for a bumpy ride.

Danny and the Count's Kustom Crew kick into overdrive, transforming a 25th anniversary 1978 Corvette pace car into a high octane street demon; it's up to Shannon and Ryan to resurrect a damaged 2005 American IronHorse chopper for a client.

Danny and the Count's Kustoms crew rally together to help Shannon restore his father's long-lost chopper; Danny does a do-over on his customized 1990 Chevy Suburban; Shannon and Ryan transform a 2021 Harley-Davidson Trike.

After nearly 30 years, Danny decides it's finally time to restore his late father's rare 1982 Mercedes-Benz 500 SEC AMG the way he would have wanted to; Ryan and Bob provide some killer cosmetic updates to a wickedly fast 2010 Dodge Challenger.

A simple paint job on a 1964 Corvette turns into a full on restoration.

Danny wants to fix up and flip a 1978 Lincoln Continental Town Car, if he can bring himself to let it go; Danny's crew answers the call of duty and transforms a 1954 Oldsmobile Rocket 88 into an old-school police car.

Danny and the crew are faced with a monumental task when they take on a botched restoration job on a 1968 Oldsmobile Cutlass.

The crew discovers unpleasant surprises hiding in a 1960 Cadillac Coupe de Ville; Ryan and Mike come up with a new twist on an old design for a 2019 Indian Motorcycle; Shannon transforms a '90s Harley-Davidson into a lean, mean dream machine.

A vampire alligator terrorizes Troy's hunting grounds; Dwain and Daniel Edgar try to get into a groove; RJ hunts with his brother, Al, for the first time since they were teenagers; Bruce, Ron and Gunner head into uncharted territory.

Troy lays down a bet against Chase and Holden; Daniel's bragging wears Dwaine down; Gunner causes trouble for Bruce; Gee takes charge on Frenchy's boat.

Chase goes after the biggest alligator he's ever seen; Daniel gets under Dwaine's skin; Kristi clears invading alligators off her homestead; Frenchy's day doesn't go as planned.

Dwaine hits a breaking point; Willie realizes he's losing money; Kristi hunts with her son; Glenn fulfills a lifelong dream.

Troy relies on a Landry lucky charm, while Chase and Holden make their own luck; Jay Paul and Tommy go after an escape artist named Houdini; Kristi battles invading alligators on her land; Willie wrestles with poachers.

Daniel and Dwaine try to make amends; RJ and Jay Paul go head-to-head; Jacob gives Troy a hard time; Glenn must find a way to repay a friend.

Bruce gets notice that his buyer is closing early; Troy issues a mandate to catch only big alligators; Joey and Dorien get stranded; Frenchy and Gee take on a second job to make extra cash.