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Dave Marciano dives under his boat to release a shark that's been caught; Tyler McLaughlin fights with his remaining crew member; Paul Hebert worries about his his haul for the season.

Part 1 of 2. A 1976 Chevy C10 truck and a 1965 Cadillac are featured.

Les makes an impulse buy; a customer threatens Ashley during a negotiation; and a customer's hard-luck story softens up Les.

A customer with a sketchy sales past comes in with a valuable sports car; Ashley deals with a woman and her so-called rare music box; Seth and Ashley confront an unruly customer.

The Golds surprise a customer who wants to sell his deceased wife's diamond ring; a feud erupts after Ashley interrupts Les during a tough negotiation.

Les considers buying a coat allegedly made of rare monkey fur; Seth aims to make a pricey purchase that he thinks can save the store money.

A repo turns dangerous when the car owner throws explosives at Ron and Bobby. Later, the guys must repossess deer, and Big Juicy is hired as an assistant.

Ron and Bobby seize a truck from a race-car driver whose belongings are still in the vehicle; Ronnie makes over the nursery as a surprise for Amy while she's at her baby shower.

Ron and Amy host a pig roast and a guest's car needs to be repossessed; Ron and Bobby go to Miami to help with a boat seizure; and Amy's water breaks while Ron is away.

Ron and Bobby try to repo a tricked-out truck from an old enemy and end up staring down the business end of a flamethrower. Elsewhere, Bobby's social life is causing him to be distracted and Amy and Ron are growing increasingly annoyed; and a repo in a tough part of town ends badly for Ron, sending him to the emergency room.

A clerk is attacked during a night shift; a bonfire goes awry; a new car-jump record is attempted.

The guys build a floating hot tub.

The guys construct a smokehouse with a built-in bar.

A look at what goes into making several seasonal sweets. Included: Yule logs; wild berry-flavor candy canes; Scottish shortbreads; minty holiday bark.

A jawbreaker factory is visited. Also: coffee from Tim Hortons; the making of 30,000 empanadas; and the history of cocktail sauce.

Baklava; candy buttons; pouches filled with organic baby food; and the origins of Feta.

A look at how Ben and Jerry's Cherry Garcia ice cream is made.

Following a restoration expert as he scours the U.K. in search of salvageable items that can be refurbished and sold.

Following a restoration expert as he scours the U.K. in search of salvageable items that can be refurbished and sold.

Following a restoration expert as he scours the U.K. in search of salvageable items that can be refurbished and sold.

Following a restoration expert as he scours the U.K. in search of salvageable items that can be refurbished and sold.

Following a restoration expert as he scours the U.K. in search of salvageable items that can be refurbished and sold.

Following a restoration expert as he scours the U.K. in search of salvageable items that can be refurbished and sold.

The mass production of blueberry bagels with cream cheese is examined. Other segments look at pot roasts, spring water and lemon-mousse cakes.

A look at the production of Wonder Bread. Also: pralines; Moroccan harira soup; and bagged ice.

The making of freezer pops, Parmesan cheese, banana-chocolate-chip bars and crostini.

A look at the making of: yogurt; trail mix; baby cookies; and veggie burgers.

A look at how donuts are produced for the masses. Also: ice cream; Korean kimchi; and kosher salt.

The making of fortune cookies is explored. Also: spicy salsa; ice-cream sandwiches; and Oka cheese.

Featured: frozen yogurt; Brie; and crispy spring rolls. Also: a candy treat known as "Sweet Georgia Browns.".

Season 2 begins with a look at how crispy waffles are made. Also: nacho chips; dark-chocolate milk; and a cheesy Indian dessert.

The mass production of garlic naan is examined. Also: cheesy puffs; maple cookies; and sweet truffles.

Chewy chocolate treats; nutty health bars; creamy orange bonbons; and a zesty condiment.

A look at gummy worms. Also: crunchy tacos; curry; cream-filled chocolate Easter eggs.

Tootsie Pops are featured, along with twist pretzels, tiramisu and sweet-and-tangy ketchup.

Les Stroud spends a week in the Canyonlands of Utah, U.S.A. His only supplies are bike parts, a multi-tool, a magnesium flint stick and an old energy bar.

Les Stroud is stranded in the winter-bound forests of northern Ontario, next to a crashed plane that's beside a frozen lake. For a week, he must survive with only an axe, a multi-tool and a single blanket, plus whatever he can scavenge from the plane.

Off the coast of Belize in an inflatable raft, Les attempts to get through a week with no food and minimum equipment.

A behind-the-scenes look at the show.

Les Stroud's first filmed survival excursion, which took place in August 2001, is documented.