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Catastrophic incidents in aviation history are meticulously re-enacted, providing insight into what went wrong and if the crashes and near-disasters could have been prevented; accounts from survivors combine with cockpit recordings and computer images to weave the gripping tales and expert testimony reveals the hows and whys behind the events, some of which have resulted in important changes to av

Catastrophic incidents in aviation history are meticulously re-enacted, providing insight into what went wrong and if the crashes and near-disasters could have been prevented; accounts from survivors combine with cockpit recordings and computer images to weave the gripping tales and expert testimony reveals the hows and whys behind the events, some of which have resulted in important changes to av

Catastrophic incidents in aviation history are meticulously re-enacted, providing insight into what went wrong and if the crashes and near-disasters could have been prevented; accounts from survivors combine with cockpit recordings and computer images to weave the gripping tales and expert testimony reveals the hows and whys behind the events, some of which have resulted in important changes to av

A selection of favorite cartoons.

Wilkes County, N.C. is the birthplace of two American institutions, NASCAR and some of the finest moonshine known to man; for Justin and Mike, this might be the equivalent of magnet fishing heaven.

Justin and Mike scour the junction of the mighty Red and Assiniboine Rivers at the historical meeting place known as The Forks; their search leads them down ancient trade routes where they learn about shipbuilding and repair in the port of Selkirk.

The tale of Japanese Canadian internment camps in the Kootenay region of British Columbia lures Mike and Justin westward; the smallest of items they find leads Toban to a confirmation.

Some boats are on a blue fin hot streak, while others try to break their slump.

Tension on the Pinwheel puts catching at risk when exhaustion kicks in.

The crews demonstrate their teamwork while trying to reel in blue gold.

After a season of frustration, tension boils over on the Wicked Pissah.

Les is tempted by a vintage hot rod; a customer is surprised when the Golds turn his wife's ring into a pendant; Les and Ashley have a family brawl.

A customer tests the staff's patience with worthless items; a woman brings in what she says is a rare music box; Ashley and Seth band together against an unruly customer.

Seth wants to purchase an expensive piece of equipment that he says can save the store thousands, but the device flies in the face of Les's old school ways.

A granny threatens Seth with a shotgun; Les negotiates over a vintage gumball machine.

Difference of opinion explodes into a feud between Les and Seth; a customer brings a secret government spy camera.

One of the employees breaks a flat screen TV; Ashley criticizes Seth in front of the staff.

Les becomes angry when Seth makes an impulse purchase; a customer pushes Rich too far.

Ashley's bad behavior loses Les a big customer; a con artist scams a buyer out of his cash.

With race day against the Street Outlaws fast approaching, Aaron struggles to get his BMW ready on his own; Richard faces potential disaster when the Challenger crashes on its final test run.

Richard and Aaron hit the beach and answer some of the questions and comments fans have sent in over the years.

Richard puts the Monkeys in charge of hot-rodding a '73 Chevy P30 Step Van for their first build on their own.

The Monkeys race to finish their first big build without Aaron; Richard tries to unload his '65 Shelby Mustang GT with a frozen engine.

The battle between captains Tyler McLaughlin and Sam Law turns into an all-out war.

Florida's South Beach area of Miami is a major tourist destination at certain times of the year, especially during spring break. This can present a problem: not enough parking spots. That's when Robert Ashenoff Sr. steps in. He's the affable-but-tough manager of Tremont Towing, which specializes in towing cars that are parked illegally. Helping Robert out at the million-dollar business are his son

Florida's South Beach area of Miami is a major tourist destination at certain times of the year, especially during spring break. This can present a problem: not enough parking spots. That's when Robert Ashenoff Sr. steps in. He's the affable-but-tough manager of Tremont Towing, which specializes in towing cars that are parked illegally. Helping Robert out at the million-dollar business are his son

"The working man's bank" is always willing to make a deal. That's why for the people of Detroit, the go-to pawn shop for more than four decades has been American Jewelry and Loan. This series follows its day-to-day operations, focusing on third-generation pawnbroker and company patriarch Les Gold, a street-smart old-schooler known for driving a hard bargain but having a soft heart. The family busi

"The working man's bank" is always willing to make a deal. That's why for the people of Detroit, the go-to pawn shop for more than four decades has been American Jewelry and Loan. This series follows its day-to-day operations, focusing on third-generation pawnbroker and company patriarch Les Gold, a street-smart old-schooler known for driving a hard bargain but having a soft heart. The family busi

"The working man's bank" is always willing to make a deal. That's why for the people of Detroit, the go-to pawn shop for more than four decades has been American Jewelry and Loan. This series follows its day-to-day operations, focusing on third-generation pawnbroker and company patriarch Les Gold, a street-smart old-schooler known for driving a hard bargain but having a soft heart. The family busi

"The working man's bank" is always willing to make a deal. That's why for the people of Detroit, the go-to pawn shop for more than four decades has been American Jewelry and Loan. This series follows its day-to-day operations, focusing on third-generation pawnbroker and company patriarch Les Gold, a street-smart old-schooler known for driving a hard bargain but having a soft heart. The family busi

The world's largest biker bar, the Full Throttle Saloon, is the epicenter of the infamous Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, an annual celebration in South Dakota each August that attracts roughly 700,000 partygoers. And to keep many of them coming through his doors, saloon owner Michael Ballard and his crew of 300 employees keep working on full throttle for 10 straight days, the only time of the year that

The world's largest biker bar, the Full Throttle Saloon, is the epicenter of the infamous Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, an annual celebration in South Dakota each August that attracts roughly 700,000 partygoers. And to keep many of them coming through his doors, saloon owner Michael Ballard and his crew of 300 employees keep working on full throttle for 10 straight days, the only time of the year that

The world's largest biker bar, the Full Throttle Saloon, is the epicenter of the infamous Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, an annual celebration in South Dakota each August that attracts roughly 700,000 partygoers. And to keep many of them coming through his doors, saloon owner Michael Ballard and his crew of 300 employees keep working on full throttle for 10 straight days, the only time of the year that

A look at how different foods are made.

A look at how different foods are made.

An officer discovers a driver has wet his pants in California; a driver pretends that she does not speak English; two sisters fight for the affections of an officer.

A high speed chase leads to an arrest; a group of bachelorettes is stopped; a beautiful mother and daughter attempt to get out of a ticket.

The Harbour Grace landing strip was the site of the first transatlantic flight by female Amelia Earhart and also once the safe harbour of 17th century Pirate Peter Easton; the boys drop magnets in hopes of raiding pirate plunder and airplane relics.

In the most challenging fight so far, one crew battles beyond its limits.

Mike and Frank find themselves waist-deep in a treasure-packed machine shop; Mike makes a high-stakes gamble; the guys run across a quirky artist with a sprawling Virginia property; the guys scour a defunct Maryland oil company.

Mike and Frank pick the back roads of Minnesota; Danielle is challenged to sell a fiberglass cowboy boot; Fast Eddie has tons of unusual oversize treasures; a treasure-packed farmyard estate sale; Mike discovers a honey hole of rare bicycles.

A customer claims he was sold a fake watch; Ashley explodes when her dad second guesses her; Les buys an elephant skull.

High stakes gambler visits the shop; Les calls security after an argument turns violent; customer tries to sell a gynecologist table.

An employee is asked to test out a tanning bed; a customer is told her gold bracelet is fake; Seth has to determine if a watch is priceless or worthless.

Les has an impulse purchase that turns the store into an arcade; Ashley is threatened by a customer; Les gives a big loan to a customer.

Marc gets lost on the back roads of Tijuana, Mexico, while transporting a Baja 1000 Trophy Truck; Scott and Susie haul a wooden pirate ship across the Southwest.

Roy hauls oversize props from his favorite science-fiction film; Jennifer must quickly deliver 20 peafowl before they die from the stress of travel.

Marc must deal with an irate customer; Jarrett's delivery of two sculptures to a museum draws faint praise.

Roy gets in trouble when he does the unthinkable to a giant sculpture of a baseball legend; Jennifer consoles a heartbroken customer who must part with a prized possession.

The Alvarados get sneaky; Desert Dan horses around; Brandon and Lori are frustrated; Jesse crushes dreams.

Brandon goes out on a limb and winds up without Lori's help; Dan uses his knowledge of cars to his advantage; T Money gets a win.

A librarian-in-training tackles the politically incorrect boy's club at Direct Liquidation.

Jeff obtains a shipment of furniture which may have been used in a drug deal.

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.

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.

Mike has injured his back but can't afford to take time off to recuperate; the guys make a big mistake while exploring a 92-year-old Iowa farmer's collection; the guys counsel a prolific collector from Ohio who is reluctant to part with a jukebox.

Mike and Frank bet on who's the best picker while on the road in Pennsylvania, with the loser having to clean their smelly and filthy van; the guys meet "Mole Man" Ron, a picker with a mostly hand-built, 26-room underground lair.

Les brings Ashley and Seth to his grandfather's old pawn shop; a dominatrix brings her gear to the shop; Seth surprises his father with an emotional birthday present.

Les is presented with an item that's alleged to communicate with aliens; Seth squares off with an angry customer.

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 plans to make a quick repair on a smashed 2005 Ford GT, but Aaron talks him into giving it the Gas Monkey treatment.

A look at the best and worst moments from the previous seasons; top fishermen of Gloucester battle for the ocean's top catches; a sneak-peak at the upcoming season.

Action-packed stories of ordinary people in extraordinary situations caught on camera.

Action-packed stories of ordinary people in extraordinary situations caught on camera.

Action-packed stories of ordinary people in extraordinary situations caught on camera.

Jeff struggles to liquidate some restaurant equipment.

After receiving a load of rotten furniture, Jeff heads to Indonesia to challenge the shady manufacturer.

The boys visit Sir George Calvert's historic Colony of Avalon, the best-preserved English Colony in North America dating back to 1621, searching for backyard treasures of the colonists and digging for traces of their extinct Beothuk neighbours.

Classic country house furniture at a 900-year-old abbey; a pedal car museum.

A Maryland woman tries to flee police on foot; a DUI suspect is put to the test; a California driver blames her sunroof for her excessive speed.

Law enforcement officers see human beings at their worst when they pull over drivers who are exceeding the speed limit. From there, the wild excuses, unbelievable confessions and unprovoked hysterical fits come pouring out of the reckless road users, sometimes turning what should be a serious situation into a comical one.

The boys head south to the home of Barbeque, Jazz and the Steamboat Arabia Museum, the largest collection of intact pre-Civil War artifacts in the world hoping to snag some sunken pioneer treasures.

When fishing for bluefin, skill and luck are on the line.

Mike hits the back roads of South Dakota; Frank takes off for the Sturgis motorcycle rally; Danielle's hunch to stop at an 1880s ghost town pays off; Danielle lays down serious coin on a hot Disney heroine.

The guys visit a Maine taxidermist where Mike gambles big money on a huge elephant head; Danielle's search for a pachyderm-loving buyer leads to a wheelin' and dealin' rock'n'roll legend; George's Maine marine features great prices.

Les is tempted by a vintage hot rod; a customer is surprised when the Golds turn his wife's ring into a pendant; Les and Ashley have a family brawl.

A customer tests the staff's patience with worthless items; a woman brings in what she says is a rare music box; Ashley and Seth band together against an unruly customer.

Seth wants to purchase an expensive piece of equipment that he says can save the store thousands, but the device flies in the face of Les's old school ways.

A granny threatens Seth with a shotgun; Les negotiates over a vintage gumball machine.

Chris and Robbie move two pieces of music history owned by the king of rock 'n' roll; Jarrett races to a restaurant opening.

Jennifer is saddled with a depression-prone parrot; Roy falls behind schedule after his truck breaks down.

Bad weather creates big problems for Marc during the transport of a custom-built hot rod; Jarrett crams three chicken coops into his trailer.

Roy delivers a coin-operated ride to a boy who recently lost his father; Chris and Robbie get into trouble with the law.

Scott spends a lot of money on an Oktoberfest bin; the Alvarado brothers bid on collectibles; T Money rides away with a big win; Brandon and Lori investigate a bin.

Brandon and Lori win the big prize, but it turns out all that glitters is not gold.

Jeff has a major shipment on the way but no more room in the warehouse; Jeff tries to convince Jose to share his space with the enemy.

Jeff's son convinces him to partner for a new T-shirt line; intern Daniel manages a pop-up store.

Los Angeles police officers pull over a punk rock girl.

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.

After the guys discover a basement full of vintage cars, Frank makes a big offer for a 1939 Plymouth; the guys find a mother lode of rare bikes and motorbikes in New Hampshire.

Mike and Frank travel to New Orleans and encounter a quirky antiques dealer with a sprawling collection; a relic hunter's collection includes fossils; rare visible-gas pumps; automotive graveyard with more than 2,000 motorbikes.

Les challenges Seth to a high stakes sales competition; Ashley goes toe to toe with a customer.

Hundreds of angry customers face hour long lines; Les must determine if a customer is fencing stolen goods.

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.

As work on the 2005 Ford GT continues, Richard travels to Indiana to sell a Shelby Cobra prop car used in "Iron Man.".

With less than five days left before the season ends, crews continue to compete through the very last day of fishing.