The Nest

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Dog has an emotional homecoming as he visits the house where he raised Leland, a house built by his grandfather.

"Dog" helps a bondswoman by searching for a fugitive wanted on drug charges, then goes after the fugitive's mother and stepfather, who are also wanted.

An elusive fugitive couple is tracked.

Dog goes after as many fugitives as he can handle in two days.

Dog pursues a fugitive at a homeless shelter and has a confrontation with the staff; makes a capture that turns violent; and has a romantic dinner with Beth after his stressful day.

Dog handles work and family pressures, which include the search for a drug dealer.

Dog fears that one of his puppies may die, and thinking about second chances inspires him to give one to a captured fugitive, whom he sends to a rehab centre rather than to jail.

Dog tricks a fugitive by telling him he's won a vacuum cleaner, and has his own daughter deliver "the prize" to the target's house.

Profiling former drug kingpin Frank Lucas, the subject of the 2007 film "American Gangster.".

Tampa mobster Santo Trafficante Sr. is profiled.

Gambino family soldier Roy DeMeo is profiled.

Women with mob ties are profiled. Included: Virginia Hill.

A 1930s railbus; a camel.

A timepiece that was allegedly owned by Elvis Presley; a famous Cajun boat.

An antique washing machine; a collection of Lone Ranger memorabilia; and a bronze bust of George Custer.

A commemorative World War I gun; a lock of hair that allegedly came from a bigfoot; and a unique snow-cone concession stand.

A 1932 World Series program; a 1903 Remington rifle; and a personal check signed by Judy Garland.

A handmade Native American bison jacket; a cannon that was supposedly used in the Colfax Massacre of 1873.

An antique toy horse; a collection of Civil War projectiles; and a 1913 pistol sword.

A unique go-kart; handwritten notes from President Dwight Eisenhower; and a Roth bass fiddle.

An antique gambling machine from the 1930s; a rare Martin guitar.

A 1929 Ford fire engine; an Easy-Bake Oven from the early 1970s. Also: Bruce Mitchell ("Swamp People") shops for a gun.

Recalling the 1999 murder of Bruce Miller as part of a conspiracy between his wife and her lover, who met online. Host: Bill Kurtis.

A 1994 robbery-murder involving an armored car is recalled. Host: Bill Kurtis.

The case of Brian Eftenoff, who was convicted in 2001 of murdering his wife in 1999 by forcing her to ingest cocaine. Host: Bill Kurtis.

The case of Clara Harris, a Texas woman who killed her husband in 2002 by running him over with a Mercedes-Benz. Host: Bill Kurtis.

In Part 1 of a two-part fourth-season opener, Dog pursues his legal fight against being extradited to Mexico to face charges that he illegally arrested fugitive Andrew Luster in 2003 in Puerto Vallarta.

A case that pays very well is pursued.

A pursuit involves drugs and the surfing community.

Dog calls in favours from informants to help him on a case.

Baby Lyssa helps the team by dressing in a disguise to snare a fugitive who eluded Dog in the past and who is now returning to Honolulu and most likely on the lookout for the bounty hunter.

Austin spends a night in a ditch; Jack is forced to remove two wheels from his trailer; Porkchop is pulled off the road by Lane; and Hugh and Rick brave melting roads with a heavy load of two cement trucks.

Austin is tasked with transporting an entire cabin; Jack struggles to navigate a dangerously slick section of road; Lane teams Porkchop with Darrell; Hugh and Rick get into trouble with the law.

Rick makes an unpleasant discovery about his truck; Alex hauls a dangerously heavy excavator; Lane gets out on the road.

A huge wreck affects Darrell's aspirations to be king of the haul road; Porkchop tangles with precarious sheer cliffs on an access road; Austin joins the heavy-haul team; and Alex faces obstacles on the ice.

Larry attends high school in Minnesota; explores the cable-car system; and joins loggers in Oregon.

Larry cheers with the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders; and goes dog sledding in Northern Minnesota. Also: a segment on hot sauce.

A rare World War II biplane; an alleged strand of Abraham Lincoln's hair; a speedy fishing boat.

A 1918 Browning automatic rifle; a Porsche 917 race car; and an 11-foot anaconda snakeskin.

Gene's in New York competing on "The Celebrity Apprentice"; Shannon and Tracy heal from their cosmetic procedures, and Sophie and her cousin hire a nurse to take care of their moms.

Comedian Jeff Ross organizes a roast for Gene that also serves as a benefit for the Wounded Warriors Project charity.

In the seventh-season opener, the search for a fugitive with a reputation for reckless driving has personal significance to the team, as it occurs on the anniversary of the death of Dog's daughter in a car accident.

A very elusive fugitive is pursued, and the team is given false leads.

A 20-year-old murder is solved with the testimony of prison inmates; a 30-year-old murder is solved. Host: Bill Kurtis.

The case of serial rapist Dennis Rabbitt, known as the St. Louis South Side Rapist, who was convicted in 2000 for crimes that went back to the 1980s.

A 20-year-old stabbing death is solved with the help of DNA technology; an anonymous tip helps solve the murder of a 13-year-old girl. Host: Bill Kurtis.

The case of serial killer Keith Jesperson, dubbed "The Happy Face Killer," who received a life sentence for the murders of eight women. Host: Bill Kurtis.

A death resulting from arson and the case against the suspect are examined.

The documentary series explores well-known crimes (many involving the rich and famous) and their effect on the legal system, told by law-enforcement officials and lawyers.

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Dog handles two cases, and has to work on his birthday to pursue one of the fugitives.

Dog and Beth travel to the Hawaii State Capitol to be honoured for their efforts in the fight against methamphetamines in Hawaii; and, later, they begin a search for a fugitive.

Dog has an unusual day when fugitives turn themselves in.

Friends are used as a lure in a case.

Dog relies on his charm to extract information from tight-lipped community residents who, he believes, have information that can help his case.

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Austin's heavy haul through snow leads to a rookie mistake; Darrell is sorely tested by an infamous pass; Porkchop is assigned an unexpected load; Hugh enlists a motley crew to drive across ice; and a one-lane mine road pushes Alex to the limit.

Alex hauls a high-priced load down a dangerous one-lane road; Austin struggles with heavy cargo; Hugh helps a rookie driver who runs into trouble on the ice.

Alex gets caught in a whiteout; frost heaves cause trouble for Darrell; Austin is forced to load oversize cargo by himself.

Rick gets into an accident; Austin struggles to haul 85-foot sections of pipe; Porkchop helps Jack with his delivery; Darrell fights to stay warm after his truck dies on the road.

Larry works as a sheriff in Florida's Volusia County; plays polo; and gets a lesson on barbecued brisket at Goode Company Barbecue in Houston.

Larry boxes at Gleason's Gym in Brooklyn, where many famous boxers trained, including Muhammad Ali; visits the Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha; and Dakin Farm in Vermont.

A champion show pig, a hydraulic dentist's chair from the early 1900s and a walking stick that allegedly belonged to Apache leader Geronimo are featured in the second-season premiere.

A 1790s pocket watch that allegedly belonged to George Washington; a Mardi Gras float; and an antique bateau.

Shannon thinks Tracy's eloped in Hawaii and she talks Gene into talking to the couple first before they make a decision, but her plan backfires when Gene genuinely likes Tracy's boyfriend.

Gene surprises Shannon by taking her away for a "honeymoon" celebrating their "happily unmarried" status.

Gene returns home after 24 hours aboard the USS Nimitz aircraft carrier and learns he has to babysit his 4-year-old nephews.

Nick's car is towed, and he spends an exhausting night trying to track it down.

A routine case becomes difficult when it turns out that a fugitive has lots of friends in his community.

Dog and Beth and the team gather at their home for the holiday to reminisce. Included: favourite moments from past episodes.