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A visit to Lakewood, Cal. (Repeat).

A trip to Westminster, Cal. (Repeat).

Santa Ana, Cal., is toured. (Repeat).

A visit to Costa Mesa, Cal. (Repeat).

The buyers visit Tustin, Cal. (Repeat).

Murrieta, Cal., is visited. (Repeat).

A trip to San Francisco, where Dave gets an apprentice and Jarrod and Brandi find something that's top secret. (Repeat).

A trip to Highland, Cal. (Repeat).

Add the Set of 20 Colossal Morgan Silver Dollars in Brilliant Uncirculated condition to your numismatic collection today. With only about 1% of all Morgan Dollars grading in uncirculated condition, examples like these are Condition Rarities.

Add the Set of 20 Colossal Morgan Silver Dollars in Brilliant Uncirculated condition to your numismatic collection today. With only about 1% of all Morgan Dollars grading in uncirculated condition, examples like these are Condition Rarities.

Add the $10 1932-P Indian Head Gold Eagle PCGS MS64 to your numismatic collection today. Out of the miniscule mintage of 1932-P Indian Head Gold Eagles struck, significantly less than half of 1% have been graded Mint State 64 by PCGS and NGC.

Add the $10 1932-P Indian Head Gold Eagle PCGS MS64 to your numismatic collection today. Out of the miniscule mintage of 1932-P Indian Head Gold Eagles struck, significantly less than half of 1% have been graded Mint State 64 by PCGS and NGC.

A Philadelphian takes off with a boot on a car; and a Detroit ticketer confronts two screaming women. (Repeat).

An angry teen at the impound lot starts blaming everyone for her predicament; a ticketing-crew member has a confrontation with a couple who parked on the sidewalk; and an irate mob forms when a boot is given to a mailman's vehicle. (Repeat).

A rookie faces drunk partyers while giving tickets; an alleged theft at the impound lot is investigated; and a man tries to elude the boot van. (Repeat).

A citizen is verbally abusive to a ticketer in Detroit; and a man alters his expired registration to retrieve his car from the Philadelphia impound lot. (Repeat).

In Detroit, a violator attempts to drive away while his vehicle's being towed; a resident tries to remove a handicapped-parking sign the city of Detroit installed for him. (Repeat).

In the Season 7 opener, a Trenton driver becomes outraged; a ticket writer is attacked in Detroit; and a man questions the legitimacy of a parking sign in Providence, R.I. (Repeat).

Truck drivers unleash insults when they get a ticket in a no-stopping zone in Philadelphia; and a man tries to help his girlfriend at the impound lot. (Repeat).

A Detroit car dealer wants to park vehicles on the sidewalk; drivers in Providence, R.I., get rowdy; Detroit firefighters need help keeping fire hydrants accessible. (Repeat).

An angry crowd heckles a ticket writer; evening partyers hurry to retrieve their cars before the lot closes. (Repeat).

Men become angry over tickets given in front of a mosque in Detroit; and a woman is upset over a boot given because of her deceased husband's tickets. (Repeat).

In Philadelphia, a rookie ticket-writer faces an irate citizen; tow-truck drivers confront party revelers; and a couple from out of town try to retrieve a car. (Repeat).

In Philadelphia, a man is the victim of clerical errors at the impound lot, and a ticketer hears all sorts of excuses from illegal parkers on South Street; and booters make Detroit citizens even unhappier on the coldest day of the year. (Repeat).

An angry Detroit woman stalks a ticketer; and two brothers try to retrieve their car from the impound lot in Philadelphia. (Repeat).

In the fourth-season opener, a wife in Philadelphia goes into a rage when her husband has a hard time retrieving his impounded car; a ticket-writer faces a shouting woman in Detroit; and workers on a booting run face a woman who won't stop crying. (Repeat).

Booting angers a restaurant owner in Detroit; a bus lane must be kept clear in Providence, R.I.; a busy ticket beat proves difficult for an employee in Detroit. (Repeat).

A couple turn to prayer at the impound lot; a sidewalk parker throws a fit; and luck runs out for a person who got a break in the past. (Repeat).

Troy and Jacob struggle without their old sharpshooter helping them; R.J. and Jay try to prove themselves as the newcomers, and R.J. decides to use an airboat in order to find remote places to hunt. (Repeat).

Troy gets some help from a local sharpshooter; Bruce's dog Tyler vanishes; and Joe and Tommy run into problems when a huge gator starts snapping their lines. (Repeat).

Troy puts new hire Liz Cavalier to the test when he hopes to catch 25 gators; a poacher hampers R.J.'s progress; the Edwards men run two boats at once; and brothers Glenn and Mitchell Guist join in the gator hunt. (Repeat).

Troy's getting his tags thanks to his sharpshooter, but he has a setback when the shooter's injured; loner Bruce hires a greenhorn who makes a costly mistake; Joe and Tommy hunt a cannibal alligator; and the Guist brothers hunt rabbit when the food supply runs low. (Repeat).