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Johnny and Jordyn are met with country hospitality as they check-in to a former convent now turned bed and breakfast with a twist. The owners don't advertise the unseen residents of the former convent who like to play games with their guests.

The making of an iconic brand of throat drops. Also: gluten-free veggie pockets; melt-in-your-mouth chocolates; and old-school apple butter.

The home of Alphabits cereal; the secret to jet-black fettuccine; zesty garden mix; and an Indiana candy factory that produces 50 million gummy peaches are spotlighted.

Frozen strawberry cheesecake; sea salt caramels; allergen-free bars; and a new twist on classic Jewish cuisine are spotlighted.

A look at what it takes to make 100 million pieces of sushi every year; the place of production for small-batch bitters for cocktails; a chocolate-filled crunchy corn snack that's nearly guilt-free; and the churning out of 10,000 fruit goodies every minute.

Justin and Mike scour the junction of the mighty Red and Assiniboine Rivers at the historical meeting place known as The Forks. Their search leads them down ancient trade routes where they learn about shipbuilding and repair in the port of Selkirk.

A father-to-be; two litterbugs; an unusual designated driver.

A trike rider is caught speeding while trying to impress women; a motorist is stopped for driving under the influence; a guy rehashes his past loves to his current girlfriend; an upset woman unloads her frustration on a traffic cop.

A vintage VW bus is stopped; a stage mother and her daughter are pulled over in California; a chatty spring-break reveler is stopped by a cop.

An officer advises a teary speeder; a mouthy woman has a lot to say to her ex-boyfriend; and a Pentagon employee can't explain away his excessive speeding.

A survival expert challenges a top rescue team in Romania's forests. They face nature's obstacles while testing their skills and teamwork.

Drew explores a grand house full of valuable antiques, facing a hesitant owner. He searches a horse farm for hidden gems and visits a haunted inn. At a salvage yard, he finds a stunning mantelpiece.

Jeff makes an impulse buy, while Daniel ends up with a truckload of shoes that are all the same size.

Jeff takes a gamble in trying to sell some broken pianos, an assortment of pickled peppers and a collection of ornamental seashells.

Tressa shows up at an inopportune time hoping to sell the expensive watch that led to her firing. When she starts hurling insults, Les has to keep a ticked-off Ashley from clocking her.

A bustling Detroit pawnshop faces daily drama and tough negotiations as the family team navigates unique items and challenging customers.

One of the back rooms is broken into and Les launches an investigation. Elsewhere, a customer hopes to pawn a guitar signed by Kid Rock and Rich discovers the instrument has more value than realised.

Les and Seth are apoplectic after discovering that, for the first time in their history, loans are down. Later, when they find out why, the head of someone close to them will roll. Meanwhile, a woman proffers some home-grown, pharmaceutical-grade goods.

A problem customer brings Ashley out from behind the security glass; some rare Nirvana memorabilia piques Rich and Seth's interest. Later, a customer who was robbed in the pawnshop demands to see the security tapes, but the Golds refuse and a confrontation ensues.

Seth is blindsided when an ex-NHL star stops by the shop with a friend and, against Ashley's wishes, he offers the athlete a job. Elsewhere, Ashley faces off with a customer whose insults turn personal; Les contemplates buying a vintage fortune-telling machine.

The guys get revved up for a huge auction of cars and gas pumps. Plus, one seller's mint-condition stash of poison bottles could prove to make a real killing.

Intriguing items include a mysterious concrete block and a trailer full of hay, and they lead to some unexpected alliances.

Lori eyes a bin with a tanning bed; a bin with fake walls intrigues Brandon; Papa Bear and Jesse vie for a bin full of antique furniture.

Three groups of gold hunters brave it all in a mission to strike gold in the hostile environs of outback Australia.

A reality series that gives an insight into this rarely seen world of high stakes, colourful characters and extreme conditions.

The second season ends with a storm brewing as the crews battle to finish on top.

A rivalry between Tyler and TJ heats up in the Season 3 opener.

The guys set a seven-day deadline to bust the rust off a '68 Ford Galaxie XL. Next, Richard pairs up with Variety Motorsports to knock out a 1980 Stutz Four Motor Car for country music star Charlie Pride. Finally, Richard rides a beast of a motorcycle.

Part 1 of 2. Seth participates in a sports-card auction without informing Les; Ashley attempts to close a deal involving a Chinese dragon; and Les challenges a group of university guys to a drinking game.

Conclusion. Seth rushes to make a deadline set by his dad; an Oldsmobile Starfire convertible piques Les' interest; a woman selling a fur disagrees with Ashley about what type of fur it is.

The Golds try to operate without security guards, which Ashley thinks is a bad idea. Also: A Cadillac gives off an unpleasant odour; and a pair of binoculars are linked to history.