Quest

Jared and Johnny's mission comes to a grinding halt; Roscoe battles the elements during a world-famous rally.

Carl Andrews gets behind the wheel to transport a sizable load; Russell's mobile classroom is shaken; the Ferrises manage to dodge raging bush fires.

Christian racks up massive mileage with a huge load of cargo; Turbo faces chaos; the Wise couple feel the pressure of a fuel-draining headwind.

Curly fries; red velvet cakes with cream cheese frosting; vegetable pot pies; marshmallow squares covered in vanilla caramel.

Fish sticks are covered with batter and bread crumbs; puffed corn meal is coated with caramel; crinkle-cut sweet potato fries are created; cookie dough batter is frozen, then smothered in chocolate.

Hamburger patties; ribbon candy; Mexican chocolate discs; enchiladas.

Micro-brewed root beer; miniature cakes hand-dipped in dark chocolate; tamari soy sauce; kosher matzo bread.

Hunks of peanut-filled nougat are produced; potato pellets become Smart Fries; gummy bears; apple chips can replace potato chips.

ChocoRocks; pretzel nuggets; perfect French fried onions; Italian Brio soda.

Les travels through the arid plains of South Africa.

Les Stroud survives the wilds of Alaska.

Les tests his survival skills in the Amazon jungle.

Les Stroud braves the scorching heat of the Kalahari Desert with limited water and only basic supplies.

Seven sled dogs haul Les through the wilds of northeastern Canada.

Les, equipped with only his scuba gear, is abandoned by his crew at sea to recreate a frightfully common occurrence.

Johnny and Jordyn explore a well-known-off-grid Trappist monastery ruins and the currently occupied guest house; the guys uncover the true story of a vengeful spirit who presents himself once again.

Bowling center owner Jay invites Johnny and Jordyn to investigate some strange occurrences; from shoes that move on their own to haunted bowling balls, the guys find that places like bowling alleys may be more haunted than people can ever realize.

The guys head to an island getaway in the middle of winter; as a blizzard blows outside, the guys hear ghost stories from the locals, raising their hopes in documenting a presence that resides in restaurant and lodge.

Time and brine combine to produce the perfect pickle; Fizzies drink tablets; maple cream chocolates; chocolate bliss balls.

Jumbo lollipops; Chinese hot and sour soup; Hedgehogs chocolates; scallops wrapped in bacon.

Raspberry jellies are coated with candy seeds; hand-wrapping and frying crab rangoon; cranberry pecan oat clusters; sugar-free mints.

Curly fries; red velvet cakes with cream cheese frosting; vegetable pot pies; marshmallow squares covered in vanilla caramel.

Fish sticks are covered with batter and bread crumbs; puffed corn meal is coated with caramel; crinkle-cut sweet potato fries are created; cookie dough batter is frozen, then smothered in chocolate.

Hamburger patties; ribbon candy; Mexican chocolate discs; enchiladas.

Explore how Tabasco sauce ferments in oak barrels for three years; the secret to Italian lemon ice and shows how candy is tumble-dried to achieve a perfect finish.

Dijon mustard; coconut macaroons; kosher-certified teriyaki sauce; hazelnut cream-filled wafers.

A look at how some foods are made in food factories including fat-free Greek yogurt, butter cream, and Swiss roll cakes.

More than 1.5 billion Sixlets candies are produced every year; it takes 40,000 heads of cabbage to make 400,000 cabbage rolls; sweet and salty popcorn puts a twist on an ancient snack; potato skins chips look just like their deli counterparts.

Since 1939, more than eight billion Shreddies have been made; a batch of Black Forest cake takes 12,000 cherries; tzatziki by the tanker full.

Lasagna is assembled by man and machine; one batch of brownies makes 6,500 treats; secret spice blend for maple caramelized onions.

The tantalizing secrets of the ice cream served like a cake, tangy tartar sauce, a machine called the "encruster" that makes a single batch of 2,700 bite-size cake pops and Dead Sea salted artisanal almonds.

Caribbean-inspired candy bars, irresistible polenta chips, maple-flavored Danish and Alfredo risotto that is so popular that more than 25 million boxes of it are produced every year.

Not every captain follows the tradition of treating others with respect.

One boat makes a historic haul that could change the outcome of the entire season.

After his mates succeed without him, Captain Dave Carraro is desperate to redeem himself.

Captain Tyler McLaughlin is determined to stay out as long as necessary to best his rival.

An angry customer threatens Les; Ashley and Seth place a wager on a stripper pole sale; Les unleashes his rage.

An alligator shows up at the shop; a man brings in a bulletproof vest; tempers flare when Ashley mishandles a motorcycle pawn.

An employee becomes violent; Ashley deals with dirty underwear; a puppet maker entertains the staff.

Tensions boil over when a customer flips out over a mix-up with his gold chain; Ashley loses it when a customer tries to pawn a cursed relic.

Les and Seth clash over the business when Les decides to give away cash in the parking lot; Ashley recruits Seth to make stripper poles in house.

Les flips out on a security guard for shooting down a customer; Seth and Ashley clash over venomous snakes; the Golds' search for a new head of security.

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.

Richard and Aaron's goal of turning an old '49 Chevy pickup into a show-quality truck comes down to the wire as the Lone Star Throwdown approaches.

Looking to make a good impression at the upcoming Barrett-Jackson auction, Richard and Aaron plan to build a '72 Pantera with a custom turbocharged Ford EcoBoost V6 engine.

Aaron has a last minute issue with the turbocharged EcoBoost '72 Pantera, forcing Richard to bring his 2005 Ford GT to the auction.

Aaron tasks the Monkeys with building a '55 Chevy that Richard plans to sell with around a million dollars worth of other cars at a Barrett-Jackson auction on the East Coast in less than two weeks.

Capt. TJ Ott runs into trouble when the steering breaks mid-catch; rivals desperately try to out-fish each other; Capt. Paul Hebert tries to land his first fish of the season and break in new mates.

In week four Capt. Paul Hebert continues to fight for his first tuna of the season, causing tension to mount on board the Kelly Ann.

Wayne attempts to open an old safe; a couple bring in a collection of high-end handbags; a customer needs Randy's help getting his car out of tow; the contents of the safe are revealed.

A family heirloom in pawn is accidentally sold; a customer goes ballistic when she refuses to believe her ex-boyfriend's gift is worthless.

Wayne thinks he scored big on an expensive stereo system; a detective shows up to investigate stolen goods; a customer can't produce his pawn ticket but won't take no for an answer.

A gambler needs quick cash for a horse racing bet; an elderly couple comes to Royal to sell an unusual medical device.

Micro-brewed root beer; miniature cakes hand-dipped in dark chocolate; tamari soy sauce; kosher matzo bread.

Hunks of peanut-filled nougat are produced; potato pellets become Smart Fries; gummy bears; apple chips can replace potato chips.

ChocoRocks; pretzel nuggets; perfect French fried onions; Italian Brio soda.

Explore how Tabasco sauce ferments in oak barrels for three years; the secret to Italian lemon ice and shows how candy is tumble-dried to achieve a perfect finish.

Dijon mustard; coconut macaroons; kosher-certified teriyaki sauce; hazelnut cream-filled wafers.

A look at how some foods are made in food factories including fat-free Greek yogurt, butter cream, and Swiss roll cakes.

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.

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.

Drew buys medieval shields and examines costumes and period weaponry; a Land Rover in a shed.

The competition heats up as the captains become desperate to land a paycheck.

The captains pounce on an opportunity to take the lead away from Captain Dave Carraro.

Jeff wears down sellers by trash-talking their merchandise, but his tune changes when he tries to sell the treasure.

Jeff gambles on a series of end-of-the-line deals in hopes of a big payday.

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

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.

Seth takes a beating; Ashley searches for a missing guitar; the Golds' face a mob of angry customers.

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.

West coast treasures in British Columbia including an impressive collection of native masks.

An unusual auction features two large specialty items.

T Money wins a mysterious bin with a massive, chained up steel door.

Officer Olson pulls over a car of rowdy Irish partygoers.

A hungry driver ignores police sirens.

A motorist is pulled over for driving without his headlights on.

A driver gets pulled over for speeding.

Seth negotiates like a tiger; a customer's jewelry has been pierced through the most intimate body part; a drunk customer gets belligerent.

Ashley's negotiating skills cause a feud with Seth; Les is threatened with a trip to the hospital; Les is forced to make a decision that will change the business forever.

Seth and Ashley square off to defend their turf; a fake ID puts Les in a dangerous situation;a business deal turns into a family brawl.

Seth and Ashley officially mark their territories; a customer threatens to attack Les after hours.

Richard's plan for a straightforward upgrade of a 1962 Ford Galaxie goes south when the Monkeys discover the worst body panel they've ever seen after it returns from sandblasting.

The Monkeys make a series of bad decisions on their 1962 Galaxie build, and they could jeopardize Richard's plan to take it to auction.

Krazy Dave gets trapped in a submerged car when a repo goes wrong; Bobby and Juicy face tough decisions deciding their futures.

Amy reveals she is pregnant; Ron and Amy pull a prank on Bobby.

Ron and Bobby are presented with a dangerous repo; Ron and Bobby go fishing and leave Amy alone on a repo.

Amy gets excited about the baby; Ron and Bobbie repossess a monster truck; Ronnie and Amy have a fight.

Young people bent on testing the limits of safety and sanity; teens cook up a plan to put a gasoline bomb in a microwave oven; street brawl outside a club; high-school rocket scientists create a grenade; a teen robs a store at gunpoint.

A wayward lemon truck sours motorists' morning commute; a vehicle goes on a full-throttle rampage; snowmobile incident.

Johnny and Jordyn gain access to the elusive Hamilton House; the guys power-down the old home and look for the ghost of Dr. T.G. Hamilton; if there is anyone who would reach out in the afterlife, it would be a man like Dr. Hamilton.

More than 1.5 billion Sixlets candies are produced every year; it takes 40,000 heads of cabbage to make 400,000 cabbage rolls; sweet and salty popcorn puts a twist on an ancient snack; potato skins chips look just like their deli counterparts.

Since 1939, more than eight billion Shreddies have been made; a batch of Black Forest cake takes 12,000 cherries; tzatziki by the tanker full.

Lasagna is assembled by man and machine; one batch of brownies makes 6,500 treats; secret spice blend for maple caramelized onions.