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A rainy auction day in San Jacinto, Cal., finds Jarrod and Brandi teaming up with Barry to turn a profit. At the same time, Darrell makes a discovery that is music to his ears; and Nabila tries expanding into new territory. (Repeat).

Long Beach is toured. (Repeat).

A trip to Inglewood, Cal. (Repeat).

A visit to Burbank, Cal. (Repeat).

The buyers visit Costa Mesa, Cal. (Repeat).

Laguna Niguel, Cal., is visited. (Repeat).

Rowdy Roddy Piper visits Barry. (Repeat).

El Monte, Cal., is toured. (Repeat).

A visit to Lakewood, Cal. (Repeat).

A trip to Westminster, Cal. (Repeat).

Add the Complete Set of 6 2023 Morgan and Peace Dollars graded in Mint State, Proof, and Reverse Proof 70 condition to your collection. All 6 issues have some of the lowest mintages of their respective series and are considered Absolute Rarities!

Add the Complete Set of 6 2023 Morgan and Peace Dollars graded in Mint State, Proof, and Reverse Proof 70 condition to your collection. All 6 issues have some of the lowest mintages of their respective series and are considered Absolute Rarities!

Add the Set of 4 $5 Indian Head Gold Half Eagles from 1908 to 1911 in Mint State 62 condition to your collection today. This set collects the first 4 years of issue for the series with each example having an MS62 population just 1% of their mintages!

Add the Set of 4 $5 Indian Head Gold Half Eagles from 1908 to 1911 in Mint State 62 condition to your collection today. This set collects the first 4 years of issue for the series with each example having an MS62 population just 1% of their mintages!

At the impound lot, even high comedy can't help two jokesters get their car back. Meanwhile, Marilyn can't find a good man on her ticketing beat, and Booters Elissa and Rob face serious mischief on the eve of Halloween. (Repeat).

Season 2 premiere: A woman loses her car keys at the impound lot; a man becomes infuriated when his car has to be towed; and a man's impounded car can't be released without his mother-in-law being present. (Repeat).

Two women argue over a tow in Staten Island; an angry mob confronts a ticketer in Detroit; and cars parked in a fire zone are ticketed in North Hempstead, N.Y. (Repeat).

A man goes into a rage when he receives a ticket; and a couple try to retrieve a beloved car from the impound lot. (Repeat).

A cabbie gets angry in Detroit; a Philadelphia woman has trouble retrieving her stolen car from the impound lot. (Repeat).

A tow-truck driver demands to see a woman's parking permit; broken parking meters cause headaches for a ticketer in Detroit; and violators are ticketed in Long Island. (Repeat).

Nosy neighbors of violators in Detroit become a nuisance; crosswalk parkers are reprimanded in Providence, R.I. Also: A man's car is booted because of an illegal license plate. (Repeat).

A gang of beauty-school students threaten violence in Detroit; a Providence, R.I., man blames a missing sign for his violation; and a booted car results in traffic problems in Detroit. (Repeat).

A high-speed chase breaks out in Detroit; a face-off erupts in Providence, R.I. (Repeat).

Philadelphia booters are confronted by an angry man at night; a Detroit ticket-writer is threatened; and a woman tries to fight a $1000 ticket. (Repeat).

An Israeli tourist tries to get his car from the impound lot; a deliveryman becomes irate over a ticket; and the vehicle of a couple on a date gets the boot. (Repeat).

An angry man with a gun confronts a booter in Detroit; and a man tries to retrieve his car at the Philadelphia impound lot; and, also in Philadelphia, a beautiful ticket writer gets a lot of attention. (Repeat).

A blizzard in Philadelphia creates parking nightmares and fuels tempers, especially at the impound lot; and the freezing temperatures cause problems with vehicle boots. (Repeat).

Two Philadelphia women try to retrieve their car, which was towed because of a valet's error. (Repeat).

Three angry brothers try to retrieve their impounded car. (Repeat).

In Philly, Garfield tests his Irish luck trying to boot two cars on the same block, until one citizen gets physical. Can Detroit ticketer Robert, know as "Mr. Perfection" for lack of voided tickets, keep his record when challenged by irate citizens? A 70 year-old man's patience is tested as he tries to get his car out of the Philly impound lot. (Repeat).

A large storm hits Monroe and the family seek shelter at Phil and Kay's house. Elsewhere: Jep; Si; Marti; and Godwin try to guard the Duck Commander inventory from damage when the roof starts leaking. (Repeat).

Willie and Jase compete against each other in a fishing challenge. Meanwhile, Korie and Miss Kay discuss ideas to expand the Duck Commander women's line. (Repeat).

Willie travels to Arkansas on business with Jase and pitches a new product with an unorthodox sales strategy. Back in Monroe, Jep and Si accidentally ship out an important item of Willie's and try to recover it. (Repeat).

The Robertson men and women compete in a turkey cook-off. (Repeat).

A tracking challenge sees Jase and Si compete to see who can capture Willie and Jep. (Repeat).

In the first-season finale, the Duck Commander employees head out on a company retreat. (Repeat).

In the second-season premiere, Sadie receives driving lessons from Willie, Jase and Si. Meanwhile, Phil intervenes in John Luke's date. (Repeat).

Willie and Korie buy John Luke a car. Meanwhile, Jase accidentally sinks Phil's boat. (Repeat).

The guys find a ping-pong table while cleaning out the Duck Commander warehouse. Meanwhile, Si visits an eye doctor. (Repeat).

Willie recieves a samurai sword as a gift. Later, Willie and Phil give Sadie shooting lessons. (Repeat).

NASCAR driver Clint Bowyer visits the Duck Commander warehouse; Phil and Si try to fix Miss Kay's barbecue. (Repeat).

A pet lizard escapes in the warehouse; Willie and Si tag along with police officers for the day. (Repeat).

Korie and Missy go hunting with Willie and Jase; Miss Kay and Si search for the original blueprints from Phil's first duck call. (Repeat).

Si helps Jase look for his lost wedding ring. (Repeat).

Chef Andrew prepares three different dishes with tuna, including grilled center-cut tuna steak; tuna tartare; and poached tuna belly. (Repeat).

The iconic Hawaiian plate lunch is an overloaded plate of delicious food, often comprised of two proteins, two starches, gravy and a fried egg. Andrew Zimmern reimagines this craveable meal with a hand chopped venison burger topped with homemade gravy and a fried egg, jumbo grilled shrimp, a humble macaroni salad and a heaping scoop of white rice. (New).

Willie goes shopping with Sadie; the guys visit a coffee shop. (Repeat).

The guys ditch work while Willie is out of town; Phil puts his nephew to work. (Repeat).

NASCAR driver Clint Bowyer visits the Duck Commander warehouse; Phil and Si try to fix Miss Kay's barbecue. (Repeat).

A pet lizard escapes in the warehouse; Willie and Si tag along with police officers for the day. (Repeat).

Korie and Missy go hunting with Willie and Jase; Miss Kay and Si search for the original blueprints from Phil's first duck call. (Repeat).

Si helps Jase look for his lost wedding ring. (Repeat).

Chef Andrew prepares three different dishes with tuna, including grilled center-cut tuna steak; tuna tartare; and poached tuna belly. (Repeat).

The iconic Hawaiian plate lunch is an overloaded plate of delicious food, often comprised of two proteins, two starches, gravy and a fried egg. Andrew Zimmern reimagines this craveable meal with a hand chopped venison burger topped with homemade gravy and a fried egg, jumbo grilled shrimp, a humble macaroni salad and a heaping scoop of white rice. (Repeat).

Willie goes shopping with Sadie; the guys visit a coffee shop. (Repeat).

The guys ditch work while Willie is out of town; Phil puts his nephew to work. (Repeat).

A large storm hits Monroe and the family seek shelter at Phil and Kay's house. Elsewhere: Jep; Si; Marti; and Godwin try to guard the Duck Commander inventory from damage when the roof starts leaking. (Repeat).

Willie and Jase compete against each other in a fishing challenge. Meanwhile, Korie and Miss Kay discuss ideas to expand the Duck Commander women's line. (Repeat).

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

Matt's pain from his 20 year old lost limb is solved.

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

Residents in Providence, R.I., fight obvious violations; a Detroit violator hurls personal attacks while getting a ticket. (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).

A ticketer grows frustrated with a citizen who offers a list of excuses; an angry woman tries to dispute her ticket; and two brothers try to cut a boot from their car. (Repeat).

In Philadelphia, a woman calls the police when she's angry about getting a ticket; and a Detroit man tries to keep his booted car from being towed; and a ticket person gets mad at people parking in handicap spaces. (Repeat).

In Detroit, a hit-and-run shakes up a boot-duty duo, and a worker has difficulty enforcing a parking ordinance on July 4. In Philadelphia, a young man tries to retrieve his impounded car that was taken when the man's father was caught speeding in the vehicle without a license. (Repeat).

In the fifth-season opener, a ticketer is stalked by an angry citizen, and a former couple reunite at the impound lot in Philadelphia; and, in Detroit, a woman is irate when she gets the boot while on a job interview. (Repeat).

An impounded-car owner doesn't appreciate a lot employee's pleasantness. (Repeat).

In the aftermath of a fatal cop shooting, a tow-truck driver responds to a volatile situation; and a chronic parking violator searches for her car at the impound lot. (Repeat).

Booters Steve and Sherry go on the hunt when a booted vehicle goes missing, while best friends Brian and Lori shake it up on their ticketing beat. At the lot, a World War II veteran does battle for his impounded truck. (Repeat).

In Philadelphia, police assistance is needed when an angry man demands to have a boot removed; and a brother and sister try to get their car from the impound lot. (Repeat).

Ticketing turns dangerous in a neighborhood of boisterous residents; a man tries to retrieve his impounded car; a booter has to calm angry citizens. (Repeat).

A Detroit worker has a confrontation with an angry man who parked commercial equipment on the street. In Philadelphia, a worker giving tickets is insulted by a group of young men; and a fast-food manager tries to retrieve his impounded car. (Repeat).

A female ticket writer is stalked while on her beat; a man wants compensation for his impounded car; and a woman's temper proves detrimental at the impound lot. (Repeat).

In Philadelphia, a woman refuses to get out of her booted vehicle that's supposed to be towed away. In Detroit, a Baptist convention causes parking problems; and a young woman attempts to retrieve her boyfriend's car from the impound lot. (Repeat).

An angry mother and daughter confront a booter in Detroit; and an irate Philadelphia citizen says he got a ticket while trying to help his physically disabled son. (Repeat).

The second-season finale: Travelers from Atlanta try to retrieve their impounded car before their flight home; and a wedding guest's car is towed. (Repeat).

Danny undertakes a cool '70s psychedelic chopper project, and later checks out two classic Mini Coopers and a rare Split Bumper Camaro. (Repeat).

The paint team takes on a challenging memorial-bike project that is bereft of necessary info from the customer; and Danny stumbles upon a collection of fast rides. (Repeat).

Two brothers who want to surprise their dad get a 1957 Special Edition T-Bird restored after it's been parked in the family's pasture for years. Also, Mike and Ryan meet an unusual car collector with some most unusual rides. (Repeat).

Rocker Dee Snider wants a brand-new BMW Z4 Count-ified for his wife as an anniversary present, but a simple paint job mars the project when she's unhappy with the finished product, not once, but twice. Meanwhile, Mike aims to build a picnic table on wheels. (Repeat).

Ryan customizes a brand new Chevy Silverado for Danny, who wants it to maintain the flavor of his old '56 truck, but seeks more comfort and reliability. Also, Danny and a friend uncover a rare GTO Judge, while Mike buys a '69 Corvette. (Repeat).

When Tommy Lee's beloved bike gets crushed in an accident, he turns to the only person he trusts to fix it--the guys who built it--Count's Kustoms. Danny and Ryan take in a cool collection to cheer them up after seeing Tommy's smashed bike. Then after lots of tender loving care, Danny heads to LA, to bring Tommy his baby back. (Repeat).

The guys build a bike for a heroic military veteran, who wants it adorned with American flags and portraits of loved ones who also served. Later, Danny and Ryan check out a collection of American muscle cars, while Mike and Shannon find a car so rare, they have no idea what it is. (Repeat).

Danny and Shannon must restore a rare '57 Harley Davidson Panhead prototype. The motorcycle has spent 20 years in the client's living room but now it's time to get its motor running again. While Shannon works on the bike, Danny checks out rare old cars, including a Model A Ford, a French Citroën, and a '67 Firebird. (Repeat).

Danny sponsors Ryan, Mike and Shannon in a 24-hour endurance race called The LeMons, which pits cheap hunks of junk against each other deep in the Arizona desert. As payback for his sponsorship, Danny has the guys work on a one-of-a-kind shop project. (Repeat).

The guys find a not-so-perfect car for the Arizona Lemons race; and Ryan and Danny get a lead on a car rumored to have been customized by the creator of the Batmobile, George Barris. (Repeat).