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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).

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).

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

Religious programming (Repeat).

Mike and Dave go hog wild for a former Minnesota car dealership that's now home to scores of dusty projects and a one-of-a-kind miniature cruise ship. (Repeat).

An Arizona property features antique motorbikes as far as the eye can see. In Tennessee, an ultra-rare Zephyr gets a tire-blowing test drive. (Repeat).

In Florida, Mike meets a gun-slinging cowboy who reels him in with tales from the golden age of Hollywood westerns. (Repeat).

Mike finds the world's most famous hamburger icon in a Massachusetts chicken coop, while Danielle dances through history at a defunct 1940s studio turned time capsule. (Repeat).

In Texas, Retro Rick opens the doors to his stockpile of Hollywood relics. And, Robbie is determined to reunite two halves of an ultra-rare gas globe. (Repeat).

The Wolfe brothers go nuts when junkyard Ron opens the doors to his jaw-dropping Fort Knox of high-end toys near Dallas, and Mike hones in on the Holy Grail of VWs in Ohio. (Repeat).

For Mike and Jersey Jon, the deals are flying in a North Carolina garage. Meanwhile, Danielle and Robbie uncover the celebrated history of a legendary Kentucky hotel. (Repeat).

In the California desert, the brothers comb through a late photographer's eclectic hide-away. (Repeat).

Mike and Jersey uncover a massive collection of petroliana in Alabama while Dani and Robbie hit an Arizona property with killer steam engines as far as the eye can see. (Repeat).

Mike tries pole dancing when a dumpster-diving artist invites him in. And Robbie and Jersey uncover a bonanza of antique signs from the NYC subway. (Repeat).

The Wolfe brothers finalize the deal on a bi-plane; An appraiser brings both good and bad news about the impulse purchase at the Wild West. (Repeat).

Mike speed-picks in South Carolina in search of a scrumptious Porsche, while Rob and Jersey visit a motel-sized collection of petroliana. (Repeat).

In North Carolina, Mike, and Jersey dive into a mad-scientist collection of antique quackery and medical equipment--all curated by Richard, a retired eye surgeon in his 90s. Down the road in California, Larry's barn features a multi-generational stockpile of delicious vintage motorbikes, cars, and leather gear, but the trick is getting him to sell. (Repeat).

In Minnesota, Mike and Jersey go hog wild for a four-generation carny collection complete with carousel horses, toy tanks, and bumper cars. Down the road in New Hampshire--on a special mission for Robbie--the guys head to Roger's analog laboratory where the prices are off the charts, but so is Robbie's offer to buy a 20-foot one-of-a-kind swimming lady. (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. (New).

Some of our top Forged in Fire champions head back to the forge to face their toughest competition yet: one of the judges. Tasked with making an intricate Vaquero Machete, will this former champion have the skills to prove they have what it takes to Beat the Judges? (New).

Jody's late father left behind a supersized Ohio collection that includes, five hangars, a Ferris wheel, and a steamboat--and after years of careful negotiation, this tough-as-nails negotiator is finally ready to make a deal. (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).

In Minnesota, Mike and Jersey go hog wild for a four-generation carny collection complete with carousel horses, toy tanks, and bumper cars. Down the road in New Hampshire--on a special mission for Robbie--the guys head to Roger's analog laboratory where the prices are off the charts, but so is Robbie's offer to buy a 20-foot one-of-a-kind swimming lady. (Repeat).

Jody's late father left behind a supersized Ohio collection that includes, five hangars, a Ferris wheel, and a steamboat--and after years of careful negotiation, this tough-as-nails negotiator is finally ready to make a deal. (Repeat).

Some of our top Forged in Fire champions head back to the forge to face their toughest competition yet: one of the judges. Tasked with making an intricate Vaquero Machete, will this former champion have the skills to prove they have what it takes to Beat the Judges? (Repeat).

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

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

Religious programming (Repeat).

Items include actor Harry Carey's collection of nearly 200 celebrity autographs; a 1900s Wrigley Gum vending machine; a measuring device called a railroad equilibristat; and a 1960s Jimmy Jet toy. (Repeat).

Items include an armillary sphere; a British Smarties candy dispenser; a signed Louis Armstrong photo and handkerchief; and a vintage Ghirardelli billboard. (Repeat).

Items include a 1547 edition of "The Dance of Death"; two sculptures from Dr. Seuss' taxidermy collection; a tear-gas baton. (Repeat).

Items include a custom Fender quad guitar; a Wheaties box featuring Tonya Harding; and two steelyard scales from the 1700s. (Repeat).

Items include a 19th-century sundial cannon; a signed helmet from the 1980 film "Heaven's Gate"; sterling-silver baby figurines; and 1964 Beatles board game. (Repeat).

Items include a 1769 playing card with a political message; a motorcycle once owned by Dennis Hopper; an antique stained-glass lamp; and three "Charlie's Angels" figurines. (Repeat).

Items include an 1800s Colt revolver; an antique Chinese fingernail guard; a life mask of Abraham Lincoln; and a screen-used Playboy magazine from "Forrest Gump." (Repeat).

Items include an Anthony Perkins-signed shower curtain from "Psycho"; an 1882 gold certificate and 1918 Federal Reserve note; an 1800s millionaire calculator; and a 1950s Russian night-vision scope. (Repeat).

Items include handwritten lyrics to "My Country, 'Tis of Thee"; a World War II-era Linemar Space Explorer toy; a United Nations helmet from Somalia; and a giant bell from the El Rancho Hotel and Casino. (Repeat).

Items include two David Carradine-signed replica swords from "Kill Bill"; a first edition of T.S. Eliot's "Four Quartets"; a 1965 Battle of the Bulge board game; and a 1920s radium crock. (Repeat).

Rick and Chum kick it with a rare pair of Pumas from 1968. Chum is blown away by a fan from the 1940s. Later, Rick reads into a collection of letters from historical figures, but it's some lab notes by Marie Curie that really leave him glowing. And finally, a Post Malone guitar inspires a smashing adventure for the guys. (Repeat).

The shop travels back in time when a map comes in from the late 1800s. Will Rick be able to navigate these negotiations, or will the seller take a hike? Then, Corey spots a killer Mustang for sale. Will he pony up the cash, or drive off without a deal? Next, Rick takes a ride to check out a collection of transistor radios. Can he tune into the right price? And finally, when Chum and Rick get their

A collection of action figures signed by the cast of "The Walking Dead"; a "Rock n Roll High School" poster; an unusual Pokémon card; and an 18th century cannon. (Repeat).

Chum sniffs out a 1920s Baccarat bottle for Ybry perfume. Then, Rick looks at a sealed copy of the video game "Spiderman and Venom: Maximum Carnage." (Repeat).

Rick has his eyes on a rare playing card; Chum visits the range to see a "Yellow Boy" carbine; Corey browses Van Halen's "Hot For Teacher" music video collection. (Repeat).

Spencer brings in some new finds to the shop; Chum and Rick leave to meet a magician selling a zigzag box; Corey grapples with an expensive gold necklace made of ancient coins; and Chum attempts to negotiate a deal for a collection of Hollywood memorabilia. (Repeat).

Rick and Corey unbox a skateboard signed by Carrie Fisher. Then, Corey has a first-person encounter with "Halo: Combat Evolved." Meanwhile, Chum is stunned by a colorful vintage Versace collection. (Repeat).