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After last year's devastating flood in the garden shaft, Rick, Marty and the fellowship return to Oak Island with renewed confidence and immediately discover a never before known shaft, which may finally lead them directly to the Money Pit. (Repeat).

The team is thrilled yet concerned when the investigation of the Golden Egg, an area that scientific evidence suggest the legendary riches are hidden, immediately shows signs that they've come upon an underground void, but it may be collapsing. (Repeat).

In 1965, an article in Readers Digest entitled "Oak Island's Mysterious Money Pit" inspires some of the greatest chapters in the world's longest running treasure hunt. (Repeat).

After last year's devastating flood in the garden shaft, Rick, Marty and the fellowship return to Oak Island with renewed confidence and immediately discover a never before known shaft, which may finally lead them directly to the Money Pit. (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 (Repeat).

On a family compound near New York City, Mike is excited by the coin-op elephant in the room and a collection of A-list mannequins. (Repeat).

The guys meet a scientist who can create lightning and hypnotizes Frank. (Repeat).

A high-strung collector turns out to be a handful for the guys, while Danielle goes to New York City for an auction of rock-legend memorabilia. (Repeat).

The guys are in New York City for the first time, and pick a sprawling computer store packed with a stockpile of 20th-century technological artifacts. (Repeat).

The guys go to Virginia and come upon a hidden hideaway in the Appalachian Mountains that contains mementos from a bluegrass legend. (Repeat).

In Arizona, brothers explore a unique artist's collection and find an iconic truck. Later, they discover treasures on a desert property. (Repeat).

Mike and Jersey Jon dive into a century-old Connecticut print shop while Robbie and Danielle unearth a rare globe at a 1920s truck stop. (Repeat).

A historic New Hampshire farm features 300 years of forgotten treasures, and in Pennsylvania, Robbie finds a 1936 Harley hiding in plain sight. (Repeat).

Robbie unveils his sprawling retro garage, and in Southern California the Wolfe brothers come face-to-face with the King of Signs and uncover the Holy Grail of 3D signs. (Repeat).

In Nebraska, the Wolfe brothers visit a third-generation pioneer village that features a visionary's mighty collection, along with a dozen massive outbuildings that haven't been opened since the 50s. Packed with planes, trains, automobiles, and everything in between, as Mike and Robbie go on a wild ride, unearthing dusty museum-quality surplus and long-forgotten pieces of choice Americana. (Repeat

It's a scavenger hunt for Mike as he excavates a barn-fresh classic Corvette. Meanwhile, Robbie and Jersey sift through 150 years of history on a Michigan family farm. (Repeat).

Mike and Jersey go crazy over a West Virginia honey hole, while Danielle discovers a pile of cash in a concealed chamber. (Repeat).

Mike finds a big pile of vintage movie posters; Robbie buys a rare pair of Chevy signs. (Repeat).

Mike meets a passionate Connecticut picker with major inventory--but getting access to his collection means dismantling a massive, layered wall of stuff. Meanwhile, clear across the country, Robbie and Jersey comb through a California collector's old-timey General Store, complete with one-of-a-kind displays and just about every vintage item under the sun. (Repeat).

On the coast of Southern California, Mike is hot for a bonanza of out-of-reach surfboards and rare signs--but he'll have to dismantle the garage to get at them. Down the road in Vermont, Robbie and Jersey visit an historic homestead complete with a killer observatory and rusty classic cars as far as the eye can see. (New).

Two of our top Forged in Fire champions head back into our arena for a chance at taking on one of our judges. Tasked with making the legendary Tizona of El Cid in eight hours, will this former champion be able to vanquish the toughest competition of all and beat a judge? (New).

Danielle falls for a collection of John Deere toys in Michigan. In Niagara Falls, three sisters unpack their late father's antique time capsule. (Repeat).

On the coast of Southern California, Mike is hot for a bonanza of out-of-reach surfboards and rare signs--but he'll have to dismantle the garage to get at them. Down the road in Vermont, Robbie and Jersey visit an historic homestead complete with a killer observatory and rusty classic cars as far as the eye can see. (Repeat).

Mike meets a passionate Connecticut picker with major inventory--but getting access to his collection means dismantling a massive, layered wall of stuff. Meanwhile, clear across the country, Robbie and Jersey comb through a California collector's old-timey General Store, complete with one-of-a-kind displays and just about every vintage item under the sun. (Repeat).

Danielle falls for a collection of John Deere toys in Michigan. In Niagara Falls, three sisters unpack their late father's antique time capsule. (Repeat).

Two of our top Forged in Fire champions head back into our arena for a chance at taking on one of our judges. Tasked with making the legendary Tizona of El Cid in eight hours, will this former champion be able to vanquish the toughest competition of all and beat a judge? (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 (Repeat).

In Florida, items include a fully loaded 1964 Rybovich Yacht; a Florida Highwaymen painting; a voting machine from the 2000 Presidential Election. In Vegas, some original Incredible Hulk comic books. (Repeat).

Items include a movie poster for John Wayne's first film; a vintage RC helicopter; a pair of nickel-plated pistols supposedly made by a famous Victorian-era gunmaker. (Repeat).

Rick calls in an expert to appraise a Ronald McDonald balloon inflator. Also, an antique RCA inkwell; a vintage spear; Edward Curtis prints. (Repeat).

Items inlcude a Gibson lap-steel guitar; a letter from pioneer Ezra Meeker; a set of commemorative Oregon Trail coins; a Victorian snuff box; and Colonial bone dice. (Repeat).

Items include a Civil War-era carbine with a "coffee grinder" in the shoulder stock; and a vintage skateboard deck. (Repeat).

Items include a hat worn by Prince; an Egyptian scarab ring; and a World War II-era head-shape grass planter. (Repeat).

Get ready to GO with the Pawn Stars as a valuable Pokémon collection makes its way into the shop. Items also include a valuable 1926 Dunhill Watch Lighter. (Repeat).

A seller drums up excitement for his Led Zeppelin vinyl albums; an elaborate 19th century office desk; a baseball base from the 2016 World Series; and Rick takes a trip to see "The Object", an obelisk-shaped item featured on the cover of Led Zeppelin's "Presence" album. (Repeat).

A seller approaches the Pawn Stars to present them with a past prop from "Back to the Future, Part II." Rick feels dated when a creepy chemical company calendar from 1900 crosses his desk. It's all hands on deck when a British Navy gunpowder bucket blasts into the shop. Will Rick scoop it up, or send it overboard? Later, a belt owned by country music legend Merle Haggard takes things up a notch. (

Rick goes to Washington, D.C. to go see one of the first ever Jeeps that was built to use in WWII. Back in Vegas, a lantern image projector from the early 20th century, a fortune-telling gambling machine, and Payne Stewart's knickers come into the shop. (Repeat).

Corey flips a Dodge Demon. Later, a vintage suit which was worn by Dale Earnhardt Sr. sends Chumlee and Corey racing. (Repeat).

Corey and Chumlee rock out with personal memorabilia from legendary AC/DC front man Angus Young. Next up, Hollywood rebel James Dean's ID bracelet finds its way into the shop before Rick heads east to score big with a rare relic from WWII. (Repeat).

A signed B.B. King guitar takes center stage at the shop. Then, Chum and Rick check out a house full of pop art inspired by the legendary Andy Warhol. Later, a Japanese sword mount has Corey on edge. Will Corey be able to get to the point and make this deal?English (Repeat).

Rick and Chum try to work out a deal on an old weight loss device. Will they set a personal best, or feel the burn? Then, a seller comes in with a sketch signed by Tom Petty. Is the signature at the top of the charts, or will it be a heartbreaker? And later, Chum connects to the other side when a Ouija board lands in the shop. (Repeat).

A seller comes in with an explosive pair of crutches. Will he walk out ahead? Then, Rick takes a swing at one of the first books written about baseball. Will he strike out, or will the deal be a homerun? And later, Corey and Chum try their luck on a seller's antique wooden slot machine. Will they hit the jackpot, or lose it all? (Repeat).

Things get flashy when a seller brings in an unusual diamond made from the DNA of a musical genius. Then, a vintage collection of paperbacks books it into the shop. Next, legendary Disney animator Floyd Norman draws Rick's attention to his collection of prints. And finally, Chum has a very special surprise in store for Rick's birthday. (Repeat).

A customer comes in with items from Tony Soprano's wardrobe; a pair of papal artifacts inspires Rick and Chum to mix business with pleasure as they set off to Italy for a Roman holiday; Corey is puzzled by a rare toy; Rick's on a mission to track down a rare book written by an iconic philosopher; and the guys take a test ride on a pair of Vespas. (Repeat).

Chum steps up to the plate when a seller pitches him a signed photo of Cy Young. Meanwhile, Rick checks out a giant U.S. Navy Jack. When the negotiation sets sail. Then, the team takes a hit after a seller brings in a 1930s spanker. And later, it's morphin time when Chum checks out a guard mask from the "Power Rangers." And finally, Rick causes a storm with his windmill restoration and enlists the

Mike braves icy waters to catch snow crabs living on the seafloor hundreds of feet below the surface; Bret and Ivy travel uncharted terrain to create a new trail, and build a log bridge to cross a deep creek; Tom and Nancy apply their craftsmanship skills to help a local charity; Paul constructs a trapping sled and takes it on a punishing journey to a remote beaver pond; Jake sets traps for bobcat

Marty withstands a brutal cold snap to harvest the last of his furs and fly home to his family; Mike carves a narrow road out of a steep ridge near his property to gain access to prime hunting grounds; Daniel charts a daring course through narrow straits while on a mission to trap wolves; Jake faces an emergency when his dogs brawl with an aggressive lion; Paul ventures deeper into the wilderness

Marty withstands a brutal cold snap to harvest the last of his furs and fly home to his family; Mike carves a narrow road out of a steep ridge near his property to gain access to prime hunting grounds; Daniel charts a daring course through narrow straits while on a mission to trap wolves; Jake faces an emergency when his dogs brawl with an aggressive lion; Paul ventures deeper into the wilderness

Mike braves icy waters to catch snow crabs living on the seafloor hundreds of feet below the surface; Bret and Ivy travel uncharted terrain to create a new trail, and build a log bridge to cross a deep creek; Tom and Nancy apply their craftsmanship skills to help a local charity; Paul constructs a trapping sled and takes it on a punishing journey to a remote beaver pond; Jake sets traps for bobcat

Marty withstands a brutal cold snap to harvest the last of his furs and fly home to his family; Mike carves a narrow road out of a steep ridge near his property to gain access to prime hunting grounds; Daniel charts a daring course through narrow straits while on a mission to trap wolves; Jake faces an emergency when his dogs brawl with an aggressive lion; Paul ventures deeper into the wilderness

Marty withstands a brutal cold snap to harvest the last of his furs and fly home to his family; Mike carves a narrow road out of a steep ridge near his property to gain access to prime hunting grounds; Daniel charts a daring course through narrow straits while on a mission to trap wolves; Jake faces an emergency when his dogs brawl with an aggressive lion; Paul ventures deeper into the wilderness

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

Religious programming (Repeat).

Throughout the world, there have been countless sightings of bizarre creatures that, based on eyewitness accounts, can only be described as monsters, and fearsome beasts that cannot be explained by science. Examining if it is possible that there are terrifying monsters, lurking in the shadows of planet Earth. (Repeat).

Sunken ships filled with priceless cargo. Lost cities of gold. Ancient temples concealing untold riches. There's something about these hidden treasures that captures the human imagination. (Repeat).

Looking behind what compels humans to build structures more complicated than its actual use. (Repeat).

Researchers and experiencers around the world are convinced that the so-called "Bigfoot" exists, often pointing to the discovery of large, inexplicable footprints as evidence. (Repeat).

Incredible tales of human survival are featured. (Repeat).

According to the Greek philosopher Plato, the lost continent of Atlantis was once home to an advanced civilization before it was destroyed in a cataclysm. For centuries, archaeologists have tried to uncover evidence to prove that this legend is true. (Repeat).

The animal kingdom is full of deadly predators, and some of them attack in extraordinary and inexplicable ways. Do some animals strike back at humans for reasons beyond normal defense and hunger? Can they have emotions like anger or a desire for revenge? Despite our technological advancement, do animals pose a greater threat to us than we realize for reasons that we cannot explain? (Repeat).

What is it about rocks and stones that inspires some people to worship them. Throughout history, many have insisted that simple stones can do everything from choosing a king to causing death. A miraculous meteorite falling from the heavens. A priceless gemstone with a deadly curse. And a chunk of sandstone considered so sacred that wars have been fought to protect it. (Repeat).

It is discussed whether there is such thing as evil places, where bad things seem to happen repeatedly and inexplicably. (Repeat).

A look at some of history's greatest escapes, the most incredible of which defy explanation. (Repeat).

Various stories of mysterious disappearances are featured. (Repeat).

A headless chicken that lives over one year; an out-of-this-world "celestial body" where it rains molten glass. (Repeat).