History HDTV (East) (HISHD)

Sinaloa and its leader, El Chapo, want to become the world's largest drug trafficking organization, but their success is jeopardized by the Tijuana Cartel and US and Mexican authorities. (Repeat).

The Medellin Cartel becomes the most powerful cocaine traffickers in the world, but when they go to war with Colombia the cartel tests their limits. (Repeat).

Sonny Barger's Hells Angels set the bloodstained standard for all subsequent outlaw biker clubs, but can they outwit the feds? (Repeat).

The Mongols Motorcycle Club's enemies, the Hells Angels and the authorities, threaten the existence of this outlaw motorcycle gang. (Repeat).

Whitey Bulger's notoriously vicious and untouchable Winter Hill Gang rule Boston's underworld until a secret alliance is revealed. (Repeat).

America's deadliest prison gang, the Aryan Brotherhood, goes to war with anyone who stands in their way. (Repeat).

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

A discussion of the Bible with Pastor Doug Batchelor. (Repeat).

Religious programming.

A painting by Monet; an old firefighter station. (Repeat).

A Bible that belonged to Mickey Mantle; a pen that was used by President Lyndon B. Johnson. (Repeat).

A mysterious suicide ring; a device for cheating at poker. (Repeat).

A Ronco pocket fisherman; a Babe Ruth signature glove. (Repeat).

A 1953 Peter Pan animation; a first-edition copy of Mark Twain's "A Yankee in King Arthur's Court." (Repeat).

Street art by Keith Haring; a Civil War utility tool. (Repeat).

A Colt Army Model 1860 revolver; a Viking coin. (Repeat).

A U.S. Navy foghorn; a pair of vintage Aerosmith tour shirts. (Repeat).

A 1791 one-cent coin; a signed print of an Ansel Adams photograph. (Repeat).

A collection of Playboy Club memorabilia; a pair of vintage Murray bicycles. (Repeat).

Things get heated at the shop when a seller brings in a trophy awarded to basketball legend Julius "Dr. J" Erving. Meanwhile, Rick targets a bombsight from WWII. Then, a seller brings in some antique quack medicine bottles. Next, Rick says hello to a little coin nicknamed the "Scarface." And later, the shop gets artsy when Corey and Chum thumb through a book of etchings by Henri Matisse. (Repeat).

Rick checks out a collection of James Bond movie trading cards. Will Rick secure the cards or will they fall into the fiendish hands of Spectre? Meanwhile, a seller brings in an old Chinese bell, will the deal be music to Corey's ears? And later, Chum and Antwaun set sail on a trip to Lake Tahoe to check out a vintage sailboat. Will the sail withstand the perils of negotiation or sink to the depth

When a customer walks into the shop with a signature that is worthy of presidential praise, can Corey make a new deal? (Repeat).

Rick tackles a football helmet signed by 28 Heisman Trophy winners. Then, Corey gears up to buy a devastatingly cool "Transformers" toy for the shop, and Rick tries not to go psycho over an Alfred Hitchcock poster that makes a cameo in the shop. (Repeat).

Rick and Corey race to San Diego to take a spin in the classic car Hell's Chariot, from the movie Grease. (Repeat).

When Rick reels in an ancient glass fishing buoy produced in Japan, he hopes the seller's asking price is reasonable. Meanwhile, Chum examines a unique dinosaur fossil. Will he be able to negotiate a reasonable deal, or will the seller have a problem with him? Then, a customer brings in an original poster for the film "Where the Buffalo Roam." (Repeat).

Rick and Chum get points for trying the products at a pinball paradise. Will their fun with flippers result in a score? Then, Corey mounts up to a forgotten piece of WWII history. Next, Chum investigates a sale of a rare set of Sherlock Holmes books, but will he have a good read on the negotiations? Later, Rick brings Guns N' Roses guitarist ASHBA to the jungle that is the store, where they riff o

A seller brings in a WWF prototype figurine; Chum looks to a higher authority to bless the deal. Later, Rick takes a stab at a 19th-century knife pistol. Then, Corey attempts to smoke out a deal on a lighter from Frank Sinatra's hotel. And finally, Chum celebrates the holidays early with an original 1965 A Charlie Brown Christmas soundtrack album. (Repeat).