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Buyers head to Fort Worth in search of Western collectibles and heirlooms; Ricky and Bubba bring a legendary cowboy for help; Victor tries to make peace with the locals; Lesa Lewis finds the ultimate weapon.

Former NFL safety Roy Williams battles Lesa for a locker with a dark item; one buyer obtains a piece of American history.

In Lewisville, Texas, Victor and Lesa fight over a locker containing a player piano; Ricky and Bubba learn about tea parties.

Victor hopes to hit the jackpot with some video poker machines; Lesa buys a contractor's unit.

The bidders hunt for rare art and designer furniture in Tyler, Texas; Lesa throws a tantrum; Bubba suffers from claustrophobia.

Lesa clashes with a hot young buyer; Ricky and Bubba unearth a collection of antique gunslinger toys; Roy tries a new strategy.

The buyers head to the Texas resort town of Mineral Wells; Ricky and Bubba battle Victor for a luxury locker; a classic lighter could be worth a small fortune.

Moe's protégée, Mary Padian, gives new buyer Jenny Grumbles a run for her money; Ricky learns a lesson in human anatomy; Bubba seeks a buyer for his explicit art.

The buyers look for bargains in the Lake Highlands region of Dallas; Victor turns Bubba against Ricky; Mary bids against her former mentor.

The bidders travel to Tyler, Texas; Ricky is concerned by Victor's influence over Bubba; Jenny unearths a rare insect display; Moe needs Mary's help.

Moe and Mary try to choose a team name; Victor wears camouflage hunting gear; Jenny battles with Mary over a unit with glassblowing items; Ricky and Bubba get a lesson on drugs.

Jenny and Victor bid on a locker filled with trinkets; Bubba journeys to the heart of storage darkness; Mary tries to prevent Moe from buying a locker filled with barbecue sauce; Victor brings a truck to beat the competition.

Bubba plans to bid high against Victor; Jenny finds an item with stimulating properties; Mary and Moe plan a strategy; Ricky finds a collectible coin.

Ricky and Bubba buy some objects for cattle; Jenny tries to get antique furniture; Victor appraises motorcycle gear; Moe and Mary find an object that may have been built by Benjamin Franklin.

The bidders look for deals in Mesquite, Texas; items procured include a refurbished pool table and vintage equestrian gear; Jenny suffers a head injury.

Moe and Mary fight for an antique unit worth thousands; Jenny learns about rock 'n' roll; Ricky and Bubba take out the tourist competition.

The bidders revisit Lancaster, Calif.; Darrell battles Ivy on his turf; Barry buys some bowls; Jarrod and Brandi score DJ equipment.

In Placentia, Calif., Jarrod and Brandi make a purchase that tips the scales in their favor; Rene and Casey buy a load of luggage; Darrell scores what he thinks is dental equipment.

The buyers visit Stanton, Calif.; Darrell is banned from an auction; Ivy Calvin lands a cool machine; Jarrod and Brandi flip for a dancer; Barry goes undercover.

The buyers go to Moreno Valley, Calif.; Darrell tries to play nice; Barry Weiss lands an uncertain score.

The buyers return to Costa Mesa, Calif.; Ivy goes all in; Darrell uncovers a major collectible; Barry bets against himself and wins.

The locker-lookers return to Montebello, Calif., where Darrell hopes to repeat past successes; Brandi learns that Jarrod is facing an important problem.

Rene and Casey take on rival couple Jarrod and Brandi; Darrell wins an intriguing locker after dodging a bullet; Ivy encounters a furry friend.

Ivy tries to continue his winning streak; Rene and Darrell play mind games; Jarrod and Brandi visit a crime scene and travel back in time.

Jarrod hopes that scoring more lockers will prevent Brandi from closing the store in Long Beach; Ivy attempts to intimidate the other bidders; Rene's cockiness could prove to be a detriment.

Brandi and Jarrod split up; Ivy hires a new employee to take care of the shop; Darrell finds success again; Rene learns how to strip.

Ivy pranks the competition; Rene and Casey space out; Jarrod and Brandi may have to close their Long Beach store if they can't score a major profit.

Ivy races against time to win a locker and get home; Rene outspends the competition, but Darrell and Brandon manage to come out ahead.

Rene and Casey plan to spare no expense in order to fill up their truck; Jarrod and Brandi's Long Beach store becomes the subject of gossip; Ivy's latest score could affect his career.

The buyers seek to school Rene on his home turf; Darrell hopes to blast the competition; Jarrod and Brandi try to break out of their slump.

Rene is groomed to vanquish the competition; Ivy learns an important locker lesson; Darrell spends the most money of his career.

Ivy and Rene team up in an attempt to stop Darrell and Brandon's planned buying spree; a date reignites Jarrod and Brandi's passion for purchasing storage units.

Examining mankind's fascination with the dead, from ancient civilizations to 20th-century empires, and the possible reasons for that focus.

America's monuments are inarguably impressive due to their colossal size and scope, their groundbreaking feats of engineering, and their storied histories, as well as the closely guarded secrets their implacable facades may be hiding.

According to the Greek philosopher Plato, the lost continent of Atlantis was once home to an advanced civilization before it was destroyed in a cataclysm; for centuries, archaeologists have tried to uncover evidence to prove that this legend is true.

For centuries, humanity has been compelled to build remarkable structures that are much more than simple places of shelter or work.

As one of the most valuable and coveted precious metals on the planet, gold's power over mankind harkens back thousands of years.

For centuries, legends and eyewitness accounts have told of a massive, hairy creature that roams the forest on two legs.

Stories of mysterious disappearances are compelling and confounding; cases of bizarre happenings, such as Flight MH370 and disappearances in the Bermuda Triangle.