Quest

A granny threatens Seth with a shotgun; Les negotiates over a vintage gumball machine.

Difference of opinion explodes into a feud between Les and Seth; a customer brings a secret government spy camera.

One of the employees breaks a flat screen TV; Ashley criticizes Seth in front of the staff.

Les becomes angry when Seth makes an impulse purchase; a customer pushes Rich too far.

Roy receives etiquette lessons when he is forced to ask Jennifer for assistance; Jarrett gets a new rig and takes on a cargo of flamethrowers for the maiden voyage.

Marc's big rig is sidelined for repairs; Chris transports a boat by sea, but his attractive shipmates prove to be a distraction.

The bidders seem to make some crazy decisions and fight for the ultimate blind buy.

Brandon arrives solo to an auction; the men gamble on an abandoned recording studio; a trailer with Civil War items incites the men to wage a bidding war.

Jeff banks a favor when he buys a load of cheap crafting supplies.

Jeff buys four truckloads of television set props with nowhere to put the goods; the staff tries to pull off the biggest outdoor sale in Liquidator history.

An officer in California pulls over a speeder who is having trouble losing his Boston accent; a trucker is a fan of the show; a street racer burns rubber.

An officer pulls over a car carrying an intoxicated passenger; a would-be tough guy carries a bat for protection; partying beach-goers run afoul of police.

A Tennessee hoarder tries to clear out his log cabin home; Mike sets his sights on a horse; a robot collector's sci-fi man cave yields a mint-condition astronaut toy; Mike and Frank get VIP access to Billy's ten storage buildings.

The guys make a return visit to Hobo Jack's forest sanctuary; the guys scour a mammoth warehouse in Chicago; Danielle lines up an appraiser for a one-of-a-kind art cat; Mike and Frank stumble on a former Dairy Queen turned pickers' paradise.

Ashley's rash instruction leads to the destruction of an important shipment; Seth takes a ride in a hovercraft; Les does business with Muhammad Ali Jr.

Seth is interested in a valuable guitar; a customer tries to buy a watch with a questionable coin; Les makes a deal.

Roy loads a dining table made from a 1957 Chevy and a vintage penny-arcade sign; Chris and Robbie haul a giant, ominous-looking missile.

Jennifer must package and transport a model ship that took 10 years to construct; Jarrett loads a crate of priceless dinosaur fossils.

The team works on a 2018 Jeep Wrangler, the second Jeep they renew for Veterans Day; Richards makes a deal for a 1955 Crown Vic.

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.

Steers stampede in the aisles of a convenience store; trailer park brawl; the deadly combination of booze and a gun.

Rival gang members turn a school playground into a battlefield; an unsupervised science project blows amateurs away; boozing coeds trigger a riot.

Paparazzi attack an angry local resident during the media frenzy over the balloon boy incident; wedding crashers get caught; an inmate attacks a prison guard.

Jeff obtains a shipment of furniture which may have been used in a drug deal.

Jeff has a major shipment on the way but no more room in the warehouse; Jeff tries to convince Jose to share his space with the enemy.

The boys visit Sir George Calvert's historic Colony of Avalon, the best-preserved English Colony in North America dating back to 1621, searching for backyard treasures of the colonists and digging for traces of their extinct Beothuk neighbours.

Head to an old chicken farm with a stockpile of scenery and props with Drew and Tee.

Drew heads to Scotland where he's amazed by a trio of carved folk art heads, and visits a tartan factory with Tee.

A fortress turned manor house; vintage ironwork at a salvage yard.

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.

A homeowner opens up his amazing collection of "mantiques;" a Smokey Mountain's property that looks perfect; the guys get a warm welcome from Joe, a lifetime picker whose staggering collection spans over 30 buildings.

Mike and Frank visit William Shatner, who gives them a very specific list of items he wants; the guys visit a man with an amazing poster collection; the hunt for Shatner's items continues until their job is complete.

Bill's main street hardware store; the guys are invited to the Possum Trot, a down-home country auction; Ed's Georgia property features a missile on the lawn and building after building of awesome stuff.

Jarrett has a big problem on his hands when an oversize chair won't fit down the stairs; things heat up when Marc transports wine across the country.

Jessica moves a bizarre carnival-type attraction and a side load of baby swans; Jarrett hauls a repurposed vending machine to Chicago.

After bidding above her weight class, Jenn and Samko team up, but when Jenn withholds information Samko makes threats; Dusty takes on expensive geese decoys.

Dusty gets a job transporting hundreds of live butterflies; Jarrett's bullion run becomes a huge fiasco.

A family's history and Marc's attitude threaten the relaunch of a homemade houseboat; Jarrett's load comes with a crazy traveling companion.

Jenn wins a black light putt-putt golf course; Todd and Tamera need rappelling skills for their modern art pickup.

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.

The buyers are in for the fight of their life at the nation's biggest shipping container auction.

A set of wrapped pallets heats up the competition; bidding explodes over a large mystery item.

Lori buys a questionable unit; buyers battle it out for a puzzle of parts.

A deadly bin puts all the buyers on edge; It's a bad omen that casts a dark shadow over the day; Brandon and Lori square off against Scott and Chrissy in a do-or-die bidding war.

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.

Jeff gets nervous after gambling on a large purchase of high-end appliances.

Jeff receives a visit from Mario, his former employer, who is an old-style Italian; Mario tries to sell a crate of food with questionable origins.

After going on a buying spree, Jeff pressures his staff to fit the purchases into an already overcrowded warehouse.

Rick turns up to Jeff's shop wanting to unload a 100-year-old parlor piano that he bought as an unwanted gift.

Jeff's latest buy, a mangy polar bear, crosses the line from kitsch to crazy.

Johnny and Jordyn explore a vintage arcade in cottage country with activity revolving around the oldest machines including a coin operated horse named Champion.

Johnny and Jordyn explore local folklore surrounding a ghost called Old Man Gimli who haunts a former religious summer camp.

Johnny and Jordyn check-in to a former convent now turned bed and breakfast where the ghostly nuns like to play games with their guests.

Workplace disasters; truckers ignore the rules of the road; a dog gets frisky with a TV anchorwoman during a morning news show; spring break partiers take wing with a wild flight crew.

A drunk stumbles and tumbles onto subway tracks; a routine police traffic stop turns deadly; Halloween street fight.

A hefty water-skier takes a turn on a giant water slide; a big tourist can't run fast enough from an angry bull; a triple-XL stripper gives a bachelor a send-off he won't forget.

When historically low water levels in Texas.

Gold and silver mining in the Kootenay Mountains created overnight cities and a legion of millionaires; Justin and Mike visit Sandon, British Columbia, to learn the history of the boom and bust cycles and experience some luck of their own.

Dreams of steam ships near Jefferson, Texas, lead Justin and Mike to discover a town swimming in history; from the American Civil War to murder mysteries and a paranormal presence that makes Jefferson the hot ticket for Bigfoot sightings in America.

The boys head out to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Rideau Canal and explore the waters around one of the last hand-operated locks in North America.

With so many fish being caught, the quota will soon change from three to one a day; captains and their crews are pushed to their breaking points; for some, this is the last chance to get ahead, while, for others, it could mean the end of the line.

It's a game changer going into week 10 of bluefin season when the quota drops from three fish to one fish per day, making the pressure mount; the quota also makes fishing far offshore a gamble because of the travel time and extra fuel costs.

Capt. Tyler McLaughlin feels the pressure to stay ahead of Capt. Dave Carraro, but a new boat of friendly faces joins the fleet; mechanical troubles plague the Falcon.

The captain must decide whether to risk making their way further out to sea 170 miles away from Gloucester, Mass., where the fish promise to be big.

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

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.

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.

Richard is given a drag race challenge from Internet upstarts, and changes gears on his '67 Dart build.

Engine problems on the Dart threaten to stop the drag race with Roadkill; Richard and Aaron face a possible humiliation.

Stormy weather hits, and one captain brings in a payday that shakes up the leader board.

With so many fish being caught, the quota will soon change from three to one a day; captains and their crews are pushed to their breaking points; for some, this is the last chance to get ahead, while, for others, it could mean the end of the line.

It's a game changer going into week 10 of bluefin season when the quota drops from three fish to one fish per day, making the pressure mount; the quota also makes fishing far offshore a gamble because of the travel time and extra fuel costs.

Capt. Tyler McLaughlin feels the pressure to stay ahead of Capt. Dave Carraro, but a new boat of friendly faces joins the fleet; mechanical troubles plague the Falcon.

An elderly couple hold their own in a sudden street fight with two young punks; a mean grandpa gets a taste of his own medicine; a frisky granny getting booked for alleged public intoxication bares it all for police.

A driver creates a dangerous situation by leaving his vehicle's engine running at a gas station pump; morning talk-show anchors get an unwelcome scoop from a visiting dog; the controlled disposal of old munitions at a military compound goes awry.