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Partnerships are broken up; a veteran swamper takes advantage of their partner's last day on the swamp by revisiting a marsh area that's yielded tremendous gators.

The gator hunters need every second they have to tag out on time; Bruce and Ron hunt despite the lightning; Bruce's dog falls overboard in the bayou.

Duck hunters begin to cause chaos for the swampers; a team abandons their boat; a veteran's hunt for a partner leads her to an unexpected door; a teams lines are tampered with.

Swampers begin to doubt their ability to tag out with only seven days left in the season; one hunter begins to heal; a season-ending injury.

The hunting teams encounter roadblocks that keep them from tagging out as the season draws to a close; with Troy recovering, Jacob enlists the help of his uncle; Liz worries about how Kristi will perform.

Swampers are blind-sided with unexpected road blocks; a family member in trouble means putting a swampers season on hold; one team has only two tags left to catch a legendary gator.

A team sets off to find a serial killer gator named the Reaper, a veteran team is plagued by catching oversized alligators and a legendary swamper rallies his family to leave their boats behind.

Miami police detectives hope the two survivors of a corner-store massacre can identify the shooter who killed two others; a Cleveland man is found strangled in his apartment.

Detectives embark on a four-state manhunt to find the killer of a Cleveland driver; Miami police need citizens to loosen their lips and help them solve a murder.

Detectives seek the public's help when an unidentified body is found dismembered and burned in a Dallas field.

Surveillance video of a fatal stabbing at a Texas strip mall leaves a policeman with more questions than answers; a Dallas man is shot to death in his living room.

Two Dallas men on their way to visit family are gunned down; a police detective searches for a burglar who strangled a Cleveland preacher.

Miami homicide detectives investigating a triple shooting on a crowded bus learn the violence was the result of an escalating street war.

Dallas homicide detectives call upon the community for help when a man is shot to death in an apartment complex.

Miami detectives investigate the case of man gunned down on a city sidewalk; police reach out to a Cleveland community for help after a mother of five gets shot in her apartment.

Chumlee and Olivia are offered a sculpture by Salvador Dali; an atlas from 1862; a 1930s pinball machine is brought into the shop.

The guys check out a hovercraft; Rick and Corey are offered a trading card containing a strand of George Washington's hair; the guys decide it's time for Chumlee to lose weight.

The guys check out a Japanese machine gun camera; Chumlee and Corey take a look at some sketches drawn by Spider-Man creator Stan Lee; Rick and the Old Man eye a $1,000 Federal Reserve note from 1918.

The guys check out a collection of sketches from the 1954 Sam Sheppard trial; a baseball signed by the entire 1962 American League All Star team is brought into the shop; Chumlee calls in sick.

Chumlee checks out a gold video game cartridge from the 1990 Nintendo World Championships; Rick and the Old Man eye a set of keys to Al Capone's jail cell; the guys discover that the Old Man is a bit of a hoarder.

Rick and Chumlee check out a massive collection of Nike shoes; an Arnold & Son longitude watch is brought into the shop; Corey and Chumlee eye a vintage handcuff collection.

An 1838 Colt Paterson formerly owned by a Civil War colonel; letter written by FDR; Rick's lunch keeps disappearing.

Customized 1932 Ford Roadster built with an aftermarket body; a Marilyn Manson Clayton doll; diploma from the 1912 Olympics.

The guys check out a postcard signed by legendary boxer Jack Johnson; some props from the original "Star Trek" series are brought into the shop; Chum decides he needs his own desk.

The guys look at a 2,000-year-old shekel of Tyre; a pair of engraved Colt pistols from the 1860s; one of Rick's purchases turns out to be stolen.

One of the first books ever printed is brought into the shop; a sitar is brought in; an ID card belonging to the late stuntman Evel Knievel.

A guy brings in a Smith carbine from the Civil War; a campaign poster and convention hat from JFK's 1960 presidential campaign; the guys force Corey to watch "Star Wars.".

The guys get a chance to own JFK's personal cigar box; a guy pops in with one of the most powerful handguns ever made, a Colt Walker; an Olympic gold medal is brought into the shop.

Alternative artwork for "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" is brought into the shop; Rick eyes a pair of lithographs by Joan Miró and Marc Chagall; Steve Carell wanders into the shop.

Rick attends rock and roll fantasy camp; Chumlee and the Old Man check out a collection of tin toys from the early 1900s; a tonsillotome is brought into the shop.

Rick checks out a recorded telephone conversation of President John F. Kennedy; an F16 flight suit is brought into the shop; Chumlee tries to secretly record the Old Man yelling at him.

Billy and Ricky take on the largest yellow jacket nest they've seen yet, at five times the size of a normal nest; Billy heads to the Juergen's Residence where a dangerous python has found its way into the house, terrorizing the family.

Billy and his brother Ricky try to remove an alligator stuck inside a metal hunting trench; in the concealed environment filled with murky water, a pair of venomous snakes catch him by surprise as but as Billy prepares to grab the gator.

On the way home from church, Big Bill and Donnie agree to chase down an aggressive rat snake that invaded a friend's house; Billy has his hands full with nearly 5000 wasps in almost a dozen nests that took a household hostage.

Dozens of concrete-eating rats invade a home; a massive cockroach infestation threatens an elderly man's health.

Billy hunts down a predatory fox, then teams with Ricky to battle a yellow-jacket infestation.

A homeowner calls Billy to remove snakes from the debris on the bottom of his nearly empty pool; Billy rides to the rescue of a rancher in the process of losing his watering hole to a giant, belligerent beaver.

Billy and his brother Ricky receive the call on to exorcise a swarm of bees from a Baptist Church; Billy comes face-to-face with an unusual animal he's never dealt with before.

Billy tries to rescue a hawk; a monster roach infestation prompts Ricky to ask Donnie for help.

Billy comes face to face with the wolf actors from the "Twilight" films when a mischievous marauder gets caught stealing their food; Billy finds something much nastier than a rat in some traps he set on a farm with a vermin problem.

A swarm of bees threatens the fire department's training center; Caleb fumbles an armadillo.

Billy and Ricky battle a protective mother alligator when they try to save her babies from death by fire ants; when Billy helps Doc Morgan out with a roach problem, he finds a baby animal in the most unlikely place.

Pesky raccoons steal expensive kangaroo food from a petting zoo; emotions get the better of Billy during a call to eliminate roaches.

Billy and his dad rush to catch a venomous snake; an unusual bee-catching job for a mayor.

Billy heads out to a local business where workers have been terrorized by a raccoon that moved into the ceiling; Ricky and Donnie tackle a bee job, but soon find themselves in over their heads.

Things get personal when wasps attack Billy; Billy and Ricky team up to help a single mother with a mouse problem, and decide to test the traps on themselves.

Billy, Ricky and Big Bill go up against Louisiana's dangerous and hard to catch feral hogs, and they call in some experts; Donnie asks Billy and Ricky to help her rescue an injured baby bunny that fell down her stairs.

Danny and his crew continue to piece together a World War II-era Triumph motorcycle for a client, hoping to make it a tribute to his family's military roots, but when they finally get it all together and try to crank it, it won't start.

Danny builds a world-class bike for a high-end client, and if all goes well it could mean a ton of new business for the shop; Mike and Ryan hunt for the perfect Mustang and Kevin spots a car his grandmother used to drive.

A high-end client has his heart set on a tricked-out '68 Camaro, so Danny sets out to find one and give it the world-class Counts Kustoms treatment; Kevin spots a 1969 AMX that he knows Danny has always wanted.

Ryan goes down the Cadillac customization wormhole, and everyone is happy to watch him go, just to see how the project turns out; Danny is inspired to go check out an amazing Cadillac collection; Mike and Paulie try to buy a rare old Camaro.

Shannon recruits the guys to help him finish up a gift for Danny, a bike he started building for him 10 years ago; Danny spots a 1969 Corvette in a friend's lot and can't resist paying a visit. Ryan buys a sweet Baja Bug.

Danny charges Ryan with customizing his new Chevy Silverado; Danny wants it to maintain the flavor of his old 1956 truck; Danny and his friend, Davey Deals, find a rare GTO Judge; Mike buys a 1969 Corvette that may be a rip-off.

Danny and the team are commissioned to build a bike for a true American hero, a military veteran.

After his beloved bike gets crushed in an accident, musician Tommy Lee turns to Count's Kustoms; Danny and Ryan take in a cool collection; after lots of tender loving care, Danny heads to Los Angeles to bring Tommy his "baby" back.

Mike and Shannon convince Danny to sponsor them in a 24-hour endurance race called The LeMons, which pits cheap hunks of junk against each other in the Arizona desert; the guys must find the perfect pile of rolling rust for the race.

The guys finally find a car for the Arizona Lemons race, and it turns out to be a beat-up old racer, once owned by Shannon; Ryan and Danny get a lead on a car rumored to have been customized by George Barris, the creator of the Batmobile.

Musician Dee Snider brings a brand new BMW Z4 to the shop to be customized as an anniversary present for his wife, Suzette; however, Suzette is not happy with the finished product; Mike builds a picnic table on wheels.

Kevin's brother, Steve, wants a 1980 Kawasaki KZ100 motorcycle tricked out like the ones on the TV series, "CHiPs;" Steve and Danny try to keep the project a secret; Ryan and Mike pull over a 1961 Ford Falcon; Danny sets his sights on a Grand Prix.

Ryan and Kevin find a 1972 Datsun 240z, hoping Danny will fix it up and sell it before having a change of heart about keeping it; Davey Deals shows off his new muscle car, a 1969 Falcon; Ryan and Kevin pull over the driver of a restored 1953 Ford.

Danny and Shannon restore a rare 1957 Harley-Davidson Panhead prototype; while Shannon is busy returning this motorcycle to its former glory, Danny checks out some rare old cars, including a Model A Ford, a French Citroen and a 1967 Firebird.

A local TV news channel wants to turn its SUV into an all-weather mobile news unit to bring to schools to help children learn about weather; Danny and Ryan get a class in high performance driving at the Bondurant Racing School; a 1956 Ford Truck.

The owners of the Turbinator visit the shop to get a paint job for their vehicle which holds a land-speed record; Shannon and Mike strive to complete a paint job on an Indian Motorcycle; Danny checks out a classic Mercury and a Rolls-Royce.

One swamper invents a stout secret weapon; teams split up to cover more ground; a veteran hunter pushes through extreme pain; paying tribute to a fallen family member.

A massive cold front hits the bayou; one hunter is forced to make the risky move of crashing his boat through a beaver dam; a hunter puts his life on the line to save his beloved partner.

It's holiday time on the bayou, and the Swampers are preparing for their harvest feasts; a family fishing trip turns into a race against the elements; a Swamper's traps come up empty; a hunter invites new friends to the holiday cookout.

Clips from previously aired episodes illustrate some of the most memorable gator hunts of the season.

Troy is forced to bring out a teenager as his deckhand; a former nuisance hunter must capture a rogue gator that ate his father-in-law's prized hunting dog; a seasoned hunter's deckhand is sidelined from being "gator bit.".

The hunters remember the struggles, joys and the dangers they've faced over the years fishing alligators.

One hunting team uses a helicopter to pick out hunting spots for the season; a hunter ventures out on his own; two hunters go on a road trip and must catch a menacing gator in order to get tags from a local landowner.