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Les is handing out hundreds for a parade of items that Seth and Ashley claim are worthless; when the kids reveal his backroom, Les is flat out busted.

Les is presented with a jar of gold powder that could be worth thousands; a once-in-a-lifetime surprise that has Ashley eating her words and Les crying like a baby.

A conflict over a fake receipt turns into a full-blown war; a Motor City lawyer who could land Les in hot water.

Ashley challenges Seth to a unique competition; if he can't deliver the goods, the world will hear the one thing he's been fighting to keep a secret.

Scott pays top dollar for a one-of-a-kind mechanical rooster; the guys unearth two great pieces in a storage barn and hatch a shrewd strategy to seal the deal.

The buyers go head-to-head over what appears to be a covered car; the legality of a locker's contents is called into question.

A covered car lures buyers to bid big; Jesse loses out to Dan on a locker full of expensive tools.

An officer pulls over a prom-bound Cinderella who is speeding; animal lovers who keep a skunk as a pet; a deputy pulls over a speeder who resembles himself.

Women try to use their looks to get out of a ticket; a college student considers fleeing from an officer; an officer pulls over his "dream woman," a golfer who cooks.

A high roller from Beverly Hills, Calif., gets angry when an officer comes between her and her shopping; a hippie mom tries to sing her way out of a ticket; an officer pulls over a speeder who just dropped her phone in a toilet.

Officer Ernie "the Hammer" Orozco's reputation precedes him when he pulls over a speeder; Officer Duran pulls over two Chicago Bears fans who know they're in hot water because they're in Packer country; Officer White pulls over a spoiled teen.

Les sends the security guards home after they scare customers; angry customers make outrageous demands.

Les makes a deal with a new supplier but Seth and Ashley don't want the goods; Les may have something up his sleeve.

Ashley betrays her fathers trust; Les must bring in a secret weapon to do what Ashley won't.

Cousin Karen is ready to shake things up on the sales floor.

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

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

Ron's old friend Johnny pushes a wedge between the crew.

Ron decides to bring his ex-con cousin, Johnny, onto the Lizard Lick team; Ron and Bobby pull a fast one on college kids at a party; Ron and Bobby repo a classic Rolls Royce on the auction block.

While Johnny puts the moves on Amy, Ron and Bobby get caught up in a civil war reenactment.

Ronnie plans a big team outing to the beach for some greatly needed R&R; Ron and Bobby get caught in an old fashioned barn burner.

An impatient driver flies past a wedding procession and nearly flips the newlyweds' car before rolling his own vehicle; a high-speed blowout sends a car spinning toward disaster; chaos at a car wash.

A gunman storms a loan office; two soccer coaches cause a brawl; a pyrotechnic expert is caught in an explosion.

Andrew and Kevin attempt to build a cookout station on wheels with all the essentials for the perfect surf n' turf experience.

The brothers convert the workshop roof into a rooftop patio that caters to all their food, drink and fun needs.

Featuring squeezable yogurt tubes, tomato sauce, fruity chews and tempeh.

Packaged rice; Caesar salad; apple pies; gluten-free multi-grain English muffins.

Hot sauce; Shredded Wheat; coffee-chocolate bars; hard-boiled eggs.

Delicious red licorice, rich mayonnaise, spicy sriracha and Turkish börek are turned from raw materials into finished products.

Millionaire Donald Bain loved his private hunting lodge on the shores of Lake Manitoba, so much so he'd greet strangers with a shotgun and turned away Hollywood royalty.

Les and his 16-year-old son Logan find themselves trapped without supplies and without a way home while sea kayaking along the coastline of British Columbia.

Uncover an ancient military hat and a hair-raising electro-therapy machine at a Derbyshire pub.

Having caught only one fish by the start of week five, Tyler, captain of the Pins Wheel goes to his lucky fishing spot to discover a rival captain is already there.

It's a close battle for the title of top-earning boat as Gloucester's bluefin tuna fleet charges into the heart of the fishing season.

Jeff is torn over whether to sell a statue made from motorcycle parts that he's grown fond of.

Jeff becomes aware of a deal involving a large selection of jackets and shirts, so he turns to Gene, a wedding wholesaler. Unsure if Gene would be up for the deal.

The kids discover their other store is quietly going bust; when they confront him with the proposition to sell it, Les flies off the handle.

Seth's secret plan to sell Pontiac is in full motion; Ashley is pulled into the fray the kids find themselves in a life-changing scenario.

After Seth attempted to sell his father's business out from under him, Les cannot forgive or forget his son's betrayal.

A rare guitar finds its way into the shop and the Golds can't decide if it's the real deal, or a fake; Ashley faces off with a customer, not with words, but with weapons; a wrestling legend visits American Jewelry with a special proposition.

Les can't believe that a hustler would edge in on his turf, but when customers start getting scammed in his parking lot, the Golds have no choice but to take action.

A high end custom job has Seth scrambling; mother daughter drama has Ashley playing referee; a roommate dispute gets ugly.

Awed by a collector's man cave, the guys put together a staggering offer to buy the entire collection; Scott and Sheldon get first crack at a now defunct nautical museum.

A locker full of fishing gear ignites a bidding war; Lori and another bidder butt heads.

The buyers throw down to win a locker with what looks like a hidden tractor; the Taylor brothers are back; a buyer loses his mind in a do-or-die bidding war.

Officer Williams pulls over a motorist who is having a heated argument with his GPS; a single mom and her son, 11, are looking for dates; an optometry student can't seem to see the speed limit sign.

An officer gallantly leads an alleged speeder deep into bush country so he can answer the call of nature discretely; a speeder hopes his gold smile will get him out of a ticket; an officer pulls over a driver with a record 14 DUI convictions.

An officer pulls over two men who are meeting up with ex-girlfriends at a strip bar; an alleged speeder tries to sell his broken down van to an officer; an officer stops a tired, late-night lover.

A deputy pulls over a repeat offender who has managed to get arrested 12 times over the course of spring break; a deputy catches a fast-food restaurant worker spitting in tacos; a pitcher tries to throw at the speed his car was clocked at.

Les takes Karen under his wing and Ashley doesn't hide her jealousy.

Seth thinks Les is stuck in the past; a senior strong man makes a great impression; Seth gets energized over a rare 1981 Bradley electric car.

Tensions between Karen and Ashley explode on the sales floor; Lady Gaga's bass player shows an act of kindness.

Les leads a reluctant staff on a rampage of acquisitions; Karen needs Byron's help to handle a pair of unruly piano players.

Richard believes that a 1932 five-window Ford Coupe will be an easy build while Aaron is racing at Pike's Peak.

The '32 five-window Ford Coupe continues to trouble the Monkeys; weather and car issues threaten to derail Aaron's trip.

Ron's bad bet makes Bobby his boss; battling a band of crazed mountain folk.

Ron and Amy plot their revenge on Bobby; Bobby realizes being boss isn't always what it's cracked up to be.

Ron and Bobby spot a vintage MG sports car that's up for repo at a classic car show; Ron sends Amy on a wild goose chase that leads her to a former fight rival who is itching for a rematch.

A pet shop repo has Bobby scaling the walls; Amy's intense MMA fight training has her absent at work and threatens the marriage.

Former female friends square off in a hair-pulling fight; a woman gets furious after being charged with drunk driving by police; security guards remove an intoxicated flight attendant from an airport.

A store clerk working the graveyard shift comes under attack by a crook; a party animal's plan for a bonfire blows up in his face; a nighttime attempt to break a car jump record.

The brothers decide to build a guest tent that will be cozy and dry.

The brothers convert a 1967 Ford Country Squire station wagon.

Discovering how sweet cherry chews, macaroni pasta and cranberry cheesecakes are created from raw materials.

Honey, sprouted wheat bread, checkerboard cookie and chocolate-covered cherries.

A rainbow of candies, ancient rice vinegar, a tangy Thai soup-in-a-bag and gourmet caramels with a twist.

An old-time candy bar; mountains of cannelloni; Vietnamese rice noodles; diced butternut squash.

Modern-day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard travels across the country to Lincolnshire.

A mother lode of carnival memorabilia at an entertainment complex.

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

The Gold Devils race against the elements; Jacqui and Andrew push to new extremes; mechanical issues leave the Ferals divided.

Alan and Salty hit a dead end in the remote Kimberley region; Vince, Bibi and Murray are forced to break new ground in rain-drenched Victoria, Australia; the Gold Retrievers struggle with their misfiring wet plant.

The Gold Devils battle on after losing a team member; the Ferals' nugget trail goes cold; Jacqui and Andrew face a nighttime detecting mission for lost gold.

Dirt road veteran Dennis Dent goes head-to-head with a lifelong nemesis. Christian Reynolds takes on wild country on a vital mission to build a bridge and Turbo is dealing with disaster upon disaster.

This vast island continent is home to some of the hardest places to reach on Earth. But for the mega trucks that keep the country moving, getting there is just another day at the office.

This vast island continent is home to some of the hardest places to reach on Earth. But for the mega trucks that keep the country moving, getting there is just another day at the office.

Freezies; parmesan cheese; banana chocolate chip bars; crostinis.

Yogurt; trail mix; organic sweet apple baby cookies; veggie burgers.

Donuts; ice cream; Korean kimchi; kosher salt.

Salsa; ice cream sandwiches; Oka cheese; fortune cookies.

Frozen yogurt; brie; spring rolls; Sweet Georgia Browns.

Waffles; Doritos nachos; dark chocolate milk; cheesy Indian dessert.

Les Stroud is tasked with reliving their South Pacific survival ordeal; he strands himself on purpose, accompanied by his long-time survival buddy Bob Wilson.

Les looks to real-life stories in his search for survival knowledge; he mirrors the Conne family who got lost and medically stranded for six days in Oregon's forests.

Les and Logan go on a guided expedition into the Ecuadorian jungle; when their guide doesn't come back, they must use their survival skills.

Les returns to Mongolia a year after surviving a near-fatal car crash with his son Logan, a recent cancer-survivor.

Les and Bill Engvall survive for 24 hours in the deserts of Nevada.

Les simulates a trail runner becoming lost in the woods for 24 hours.

A night at Hamilton House sparks a second investigation of the place; Johnny and Jordyn seek help of paranormal investigator Kristin and her table tipping séance to try and communicate with the other side.

Johnny and Jordyn travel to Weston, West Virginia to explore the Trans-Allegheny Asylum, one of the most haunted locations in America; the guys have the place to themselves for three nights and decide to make the most of it.

The guys are stunned by what they uncover at Trans-Allegheny Asylum and stay an extra few days to verify their results.

Maple syrup; Almond Roca butter toffee popcorn; Turkish delight; apples that taste like grapes.

Fruit leather; cheese curds; Hello Dolly bars; Canadian-made guacamole.

Handmade exotic truffles; eco-friendly coffee pods; vegetable dumplings; Moon Cheese.

Caviar worth 12 thousand a bowl; shepherd's pie; risotto balls; ice wine truffles.

A legendary sandwich snack; frozen fruit bars from Florida; blueberry perogies; mountain of kale chips.

Melt-in-your-mouth mint chocolates; asparagus antipasto; Aussie-style licorice; plantain chips.

Garlic naan; cheese puffs; maple cookies; truffles.

Chocolate treats; health bars; orange bonbons; a popular condiment.

Gummy worms; tacos; curry; chocolate crème eggs.

Tootsie Pops; pretzels; tiramisu; ketchup.

Sweet and spicy ginger beer; cheesy portable pizza pockets; tart and tangy double lollipops; addictive chocolate toffee nut clusters.

Peppermint hard candies; flaky cheese straws; mango chutney; love hearts.

Mike and Ikes; Turkish Taffy; Arizona iced green tea; shredded cheese.

Instant noodle soup; barbecue sauce; marshmallow chocolate cups; peanut butter chocolate Buckeyes.

Burdened by the responsibility of providing for their families and crew, the captains grow desperate to catch and tempers flare.

Competition intensifies amongst the Gloucester fleet when tuna become scarce.

Nine weeks into the fishing season, the captains feel the pressure to catch, and several are trying new techniques.

As time runs out in the North Atlantic bluefin tuna season, every boat in the Gloucester fleet feels the pressure.

A shakedown artist tries to make Les an offer he can't refuse, but the Golds fight back and turn the tables on the hustler.

Ashley pranks Seth to teach him a lesson; Les takes the plunge on a prison toilet; Bobby J tries to deal with a granddad and his ventriloquist dummy.

A series of bogus pawns lead to a trusted employee; Karen handles a tough guy; Seth tries making a deal for a Big Bird.

Les and Seth visit a customer with a garage full of amazing vintage cars; a male stripper shakes his money-maker before giving Byron the slip; Karen stumbles while making a big deal; Ashley forces a customer to kiss a Gremlin for money.

With Ashley left in charge of the store, the employees go a little crazy; Karen gets caught putting on a fashion show during store hours and Bobby J gets called out for being rude to a customer.

An argument with Seth leaves Ashley in tears; Karen attempts to broker a peace deal; Bobby J takes a joyride on two-story tractor; a watch snob finds himself on Seth's bad side.

A ventriloquist leaves Karen and Bobby J speechless; an angry MMA fighter takes a swing at Byron; an odd couple delivers a huge surprise when they try to sell the Golds' art they claim is worth over a million dollars.

Les shakes hands on the single biggest purchase in store history; a shocking phone call reveals the art dealers may be fraudsters and the mega-deal is in jeopardy.

A red '67 Cadillac convertible is given luxury treatment in an attempt to attract a higher caliber of buyers.

With a buyer on the way, engine and upholstery problems threaten to derail Richard and Aaron's '67 Cadillac convertible.

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

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

With only four weeks left in the season, the Gloucester fleet gets desperate to get a huge catch and old grudges flare between captains.

The FV-Tuna.com has a commanding lead over the fleet, so with only three weeks left, the other boats are clamoring for second place.

A customer tries to sell Royal a bag of diamonds; Wayne thinks they may be connected to the legendary "Marlborough Diamond" heist pulled off by the Chicago mob.

When a customer tries to sell her son's classic comic books, Wayne calls in an appraiser and sets up the shop for a double-cross; a vintage fire truck ignites Randy's interest to make a deal.

A Russian tycoon wants to partner with the brothers, bringing them the biggest deal of their lives.

Randy and Wayne venture out of the shop to spend the day at a flea market, performing free appraisals, selling some items and even shopping for bargains themselves.

Peanut butter cups with a butterscotch twist; mountains of pound cake; triple citrus jelly; butter chicken cooking sauce.

An eco-minded breakfast cereal; artisanal raspberry creams; New York style bagel chips; sunshine yellow food coloring.

Iconic throat drops; gluten-free veggie pockets; melt-in-your-mouth peanut butter chocolates; old school apple butter.

Alpha-Bits cereal; squid ink is used to create jet-black fettuccine; garden mix; an Indiana factory produces gummy peaches.

Popular demand spurs the return of a formerly discontinued strawberry cheesecake frozen treat; sea-salt caramels; a Jewish culinary classic gets a modern twist.