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A 1969 Les Paul Professional guitar rocks its way into the shop; Corey and Chumlee spot a 1930s Rolls-Royce hood ornament; the guys notice the Old Man snoozing more than usual.

An Abraham Lincoln campaign poster used in 1864 re-election campaign comes into the shop; Chumlee's feeling like a kid again when a Turbo Man action figure is brought in.

The guys put the Old Man's driving skills to the test; a guitar that belonged to The Who's bassist strikes a chord with Rick; a customer brings in a Richard Nixon paper.

A customer brings in a bible that may have been carried by pony express riders; a R2D2 Pepsi machine rolls into the shop; the guys review Lili's performance.

A local animal control officer needs Billy's help with a supersize snake; roaches pose a health risk for three children.

Billy discovers a large wasp nest; a squirrel causes a ruckus in an attic.

Billy probes a snake infestation at a demolished lakeside property; red wasps cause a nuisance at a home for the elderly.

Hundreds of bats lurk in a home's attic; Donnie is distressed by a call from Big Bill; a hotel needs help removing wasps from a hard-to-reach location.

A horse farm has a venomous snake in its pond; Billy's equipment malfunctions during a job to remove thousands of bees from a golf course.

Billy gets a call from Twin Lakes Summer camp where a giant gator on the loose threatens children and pets; Billy and Ricky receive a call about an armadillo ransacking a garden at a church, but more complications arise.

Billy investigates a smell coming from beneath a house; Billy and Ricky get a call to remove a squirrel trapped in a fireplace.

Billy and Gator Dave receive a call about an alligator living in a pond at the Old Oaks Golf Club; Billy gets a call about an aggressive skunk at the Hughes Residence that's been terrorizing and spraying the family dog.

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 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 of 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 to exorcize 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.

The Count's Kustoms Crew hits the road to hand-deliver Alice Cooper's newly restored 1963 Studebaker Avanti; Ryan makes a Vietnam vet's Indian Trike dreams come true; Horny Mike tries to create the world's biggest, baddest monster-themed motorcycle.

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.

Turning a 1968 Mustang Fastback into Steve McQueen's ride in "Bullitt.".

Danny invests in a vintage dune buggy; the crew tries to salvage the DuVall windshield of a 1931 Ford Model A Cabriolet.

A 1967 Pontiac GTO; Harley-Davidson Fat Boy; a 1968 Camaro SS 350.

Danny makes a reckless buy at an auction; Big Ryan gets a lucrative Harley project; Kevin makes an offer on a 1971 Monte Carlo.

Building a custom bike for a disabled man; a 1960 Coupe de Ville; a '70s-era El Camino.

Danny takes on his first boat; Plymouth Superbird; Danny goes all-in on a custom trike frame.

Troy puts his sharpshooting to the ultimate test; Frenchy ventures into uncharted territory; Jay Paul and RJ pursue their old nemesis, Houdini; Kristi hunts to pay for a new hay barn.

In the middle of a tropical storm, Troy risks a treacherous lake crossing; Daniel hunts in the Gulf of Mexico; Jay Paul and R.J. try to outrun Mother Nature.

Troy, RJ and Bruce answer an urgent call from friends in Texas to help fill tags in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.

The Cajun Cartel tries to tag out Texas hunters affected by Hurricane Harvey; in Louisiana, Jay Paul's reunion with an old friend leads to serious problems.

Willie employs a radical new strategy; Stringbean steps up; Jay Paul struggles with a moral dilemma; Glenn takes on a risky new hobby.

Frenchy uses a secret weapon to break new ground; Daniel suffers at the hands of poachers; Bruce invents a contraption to save his season; Dwaine tries to prove himself to his older brother.

The Cajun Cartel work together to devise a plan to pool their resources and push back.

Big Tee sets a lofty goal; the Landrys' best hunting grounds are under siege; Glenn mines for swamp cash.

Rowdy officially becomes a Robertson after his adoption is finalized; Jase enjoys his first massage more than he expected.

Willie and Jase lose Si's teacup, then are put through great lengths to find it; Jep is pressed into service as a magician when entertainment plans for Gus's first birthday party fall through.

Willie, Korie, Jase and Missy receive dance lessons from Sadie to prepare for Reed and Rebecca's upcoming weddings; Jase's failure to renew his ordainment in a timely manner threatens his plan to perform Reed's wedding ceremony.

The family plans a party for Si, who decides to retire and pursue a music career; Willie, Phil and Jase take a road trip in an attempt to re-create an old duck call for Si's retirement present.

Willie becomes annoyed when Phil and Jase prefer to hunt and fish rather than attend to Duck Commander business; Willie helps Miss Kay with a cooking video.

Jase must take care of an important shipment after he is put in charge of the company for a day; Phil surprises his hardworking grandchildren.

Willie lands the biggest order in the company's history, prompting the boys to build a conveyor belt; Phil wants to blast a beaver dam to smithereens.

Phil and Si make a mess out of career day at a local school; Jase and the boys conduct a nighttime search for frogs at Willie's country club.

The boys blow up one of Phil's outdated duck blinds, then plan to build a new one in the sky; Miss Kay and the Robertson women sell the men's prized possessions in a yard sale.

Jase plans to build his own office when Willie refuses to give him a new one; a visit to a petting zoo brings out the farmer in Miss Kay.

Pesky beavers are too elusive for the Robertson boys to catch; Miss Kay takes over a local restaurant for an evening in an attempt to see if she can run her own establishment.

Willie plans to construct the world's largest duck call in celebration of the company's 40th anniversary; Miss Kay thinks it's time for a new home.

Willie buys a vineyard, sight unseen, in an effort to expand the Duck Commander brand; Phil and Si take over babysitting for the granddaughters.

Willie, Jase and Uncle Si try to capture a beehive loaded with delicious honey; Korie and Jessica get into trouble while trying to find duck decoys for a carnival game.

Willie wants to meet Sadie's new boyfriend in order to instill some healthy fatherly fear; Grandpa Phil and Uncle Si take Sadie on an outing.

Gabe brings in someone very unexpected to fill out his shorthanded crew; S&S' bad luck streak continues when they wreck their boat and get into a fight with the Dreadknots; Joe and Coatsy come up with a new plan to start their own company.

Shelby goes on a treasure-hunting mission and ends up in a race against Belinda; Jesse's lesson on the whistles almost takes Luke out; S&S continues to struggle; the Dreadknots' lucky charm gets destroyed.

Shelby finds a legendary old grave site and the crew has an accident; Levi decides to make some major crew changes; Brad and Swilley are the victims of a prank and they lose yet another assistant; Joe and Coatsy have a tough time keeping steady work.

Shelby tries out a new assistant and meets his match; Brad has an MMA title fight; the entire Big Gun crew heads out to cut the next road in high winds; Craig drops a bomb.

Shelby and DaVi are reunited for a mission to help the people of New Orleans; the Big Gun crew scrambles to finish up the Grindstone site; Gord gets greedy and loses a load of logs; Craig loses his cool.

Shelby gives DaVi a very unusual gift; Gabe Rygaard rushes his crew to finish a site; Joe and Coatsy get a job in Alaska; Brad decides to take a risk and dives into a river cave.

Brad and Swilley lose a fight with massive log; while gar fishing with his cousin the Swamp Man finds what could be the log raft.

Shelby hits the lake with a squad of assistants to have one last confrontation with Richard; the Dreadknots and S&S struggle to pull enough logs to help out their ailing leader; Gord's final site offers lethal challenges.

Danny loses his cool when he sees his golf cart covered in dirt and Horny Mike's stuff; Kevin tries to make Danny happy and teaches Mike a lesson.

Danny makes an old Ford Econoline look good, and two buyers get into a bidding war over it; Mike and Roli find a BMW motorcycle with a lot of history; they stumble upon Mike's dream car in a garage.

Family members bring in an old pickup truck to be restored in memory of their mother, and Danny needs to figure out how to build the perfect tribute vehicle without blowing the budget; later, Danny finds a rare old Oldsmobile 442.

Danny must do a full bumper-to-bumper restoration on a '66 Mustang convertible, but after stripping it down, he finds very little car between her bumpers; Danny must decide between asking for more money or losing a bunch of his own.

Danny and the team continue wrestling with a stock restoration Mustang mess, hoping for extra funds and a lot of patience from their client; Kevin spots a rare old Grand Prix and Danny visits a world-class specialist, looking for ideas.

The team is commissioned to restore a 1941 Triumph motorcycle back to its World War II-era glory; even with a $50,000 budget, the project turns into a big challenge; Danny tricks out a friend's Denali and visits a mind-blowing car collection.

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.

Jerry puts everything on the line when he challenges business rival Ronnie Creek to a winner-take-all competition.

Despite having her arm in a sling, Krystal utilizes all of her hog-catching know-how in a desperate plan to save the Campbell family business.

Jerry celebrates his victory over Ronnie Creek by spending business profits on Texas "artifacts"; Ronnie seeks redemption when a rancher claims a 500-pound hog is roaming his property.

The Creek Boys become fed up with Ronnie's relentless pursuit of "Hogzilla"; Jerry's behavior forces Krystal to make a big decision.

Jerry and Robert struggle as the women celebrate their freedom and seek a vehicle for their new business; Ronnie spots his valuable prize after his truck stalls.

The women search for a mean mother hog that is protecting her piglets; Robert and Jerry take to the shooting range; Ronnie wanders the land in search of his quarry.

Krystal and Lea compete against Jerry on a job to catch the most hogs, with the winner keeping the profits; the Creek crew asks Ronnie to give up the search for his "imaginary hog.".

Shep is attacked by a hog, forcing the Creeks to cut Ronnie loose; Krystal and Lea try to hammer out rights to the hunting grounds with Jerry and Robert.

Krystal and Lea manage to better the men, despite Jerry's underhanded antics; Ronnie takes on his studious niece as a new team member.

Krystal and Lea must adjust to swampy terrain and an unpredictable new partner when they move their business to Florida; Jerry struggles with a failing business and a broken vehicle.

Jerry learns he must make some lifestyle changes following a health scare; Tom Walker offers Krystal and Lea a dangerous but lucrative job opportunity; Ronnie Creek teams up with his cousin Christina after asking for her forgiveness.

Ronnie tells Jerry about his plans for the Campbell family; Tom's unpredictability raises safety concerns for Krystal and Lea; Jerry and Robert meet their newly hired hogging assistant.

Tom surprises Krystal and Lea by bringing in a friend to help with the workload; Jerry is impressed with new employee Katie, but Robert views her as a distraction.

The guys take on the girls in a hog-catching competition; Jerry continues flirting with Katie while Robert kills a hog to protect his dogs.

Jerry gives Katie a special gift as a way of initiating her into the Campbell clan; Krystal and Lea become upset when Tom's rash actions cost them a payday.

Jerry removes hogs from the ranch of Olympic gold medalist and professional stuntman Dean Smith; Krystal and Lea return home from Florida with empty pockets.

A Maine homestead exposes six generations of secrets; NASCAR legend Ryan Newman shows that when it comes to negotiating, he's just as tough as Danielle.

Mike and Frank stage a picking intervention in Massachusetts, then help a collector whose massive stockpile is facing eviction.

The guys discover a recluse deep in the north woods and pay a visit to Timtown, a one-man village with 42 jam-packed buildings.

Frank makes a clever bid that leads to a big discovery; Mike falls hard for two century-old cars.

The Black Keys frontman, Dan Auerbach, is set to short circuit Mike's plans to flip a vintage guitar; Sammy has a hard time letting go of pieces of his family's history.

A storm is growing as Mike and Frank are determined to retrieve an iconic American sports car that's so rare they've never even heard of it.

Mike and Frank finally gain access to their white whale pick; the guys encounter a collector who has filled an entire town with his mammoth stockpile.

Danielle calls the shots from HQ when the guys get in over their heads; Frank makes a side deal that leaves a permanent mark.

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.

Everything seems like business as usual in West Covina, Calif., until a crazy-looking vintage Mercury Zephyr pulls up, revealing an old friend; Darrell and his buddy stumble over the ultimate sketch artist; Ivy and his son can't seem to pick a lane.

Ivy confuses profit with prophet but still manages to climb his way to success; Kenny tries to honor the history of San Bernardino, Calif., recording a win along the way; Brandi shows her literary prowess volume by volume.