The Nest

Johnnie and Yankee check out a muster of peacocks; a rare German WWI Luger pistol comes up for sale; a rare vintage Monarch accordion is brought into the shop.

Joker comes into the shop with an African fertility chair; Jimmie and Johnnie check out a pair of WWI Army knives; Johnnie and Tammie hope to jam with a seller's 1971 Fender Precision Bass guitar.

The guys check out a 1950s U.S. Army Jeep; a scarf worn by Elvis during one of his concerts is brought in; a vintage 1960s gas pump.

A letter penned by a very young Bill Clinton; Jimmie and Tammie check out a Ferris wheel and other amusement park rides; an 1895 Colt Navy revolver with an extremely rare and valuable defect.

A sudden warm-up threatens to derail the ice road season; Art Burke faces scary and slick roads; Lisa Kelly is forced to ask her former boss for financial help; Alex Debogorski encounters a mystery man walking alone on an isolated winter road.

A blast of arctic air reopens the ice roads; Steph Custance falls victim to severe icing and winds up in a ditch; truckers set out to see if the newly reopened ice crossings are really ready for their big rigs.

Polar Industries must deliver an oversized load hundreds of miles north on the winter roads; owner Mark Koyhaykewych recruits Lisa Kelly, then calls in Reno Ward, the 23-year-old son of the late Darrell Ward; a blizzard adds a new layer of danger.

A small convoy heads out with an oversized load; Lisa Kelly and Reno Ward's skills are tested by the treacherous journey; Art Burke attempts to navigate an ice road over a frozen lake; Alex Debogorski stops to help a stranded trucker.

A woman loses her two sons to drugs and a granddaughter to Child Protective Services; a former hoarder relapses, prompting her daughter to issue an ultimatum.

A hoarder loses his four young grandchildren to Child Protective Services and can't get them back until he cleans up his act; a thrice-divorced woman fills up three homes with clutter.

A fugitive ditches his wife and four children for the lure of the streets and the charms of other women.

The team checks out a collection of historic Civil War projectiles; Tammie and Johnnie try to get a deal on an antique toy horse; a customer walks in with a 1913 pistol sword.

The guys check out an old go-kart; handwritten notes from Dwight Eisenhower; Gerard stops by to sell a classic Ernst Roth bass fiddle.

The team checks out an antique 1930s horse race gambling machine; a rare Martin guitar; Tammie bets her dad she can make a profit on a unique bar-on-wheels.

A beautifully restored 1929 Ford fire engine; a vintage Easy-Bake oven toy from the early 1970s; Bruce Mitchell from "Swamp People" stops in looking to purchase a new gun for gator season.

Tracy Lawrence stops by the shop looking to sell his 1920s Martin guitar; Jimmie negotiates for a mechanical bull; Joker tries to sell a Cajun hot tub.

The team gets an opportunity to buy Elvis' tooth; Johnnie inspects a vintage Batman marionette; Jimmie sets his eyes on a 1966 Cadillac Fleetwood limousine.

Bayou Bob's restored 1927 Chevy Roadster; Jimmie checks out a very rare zebra/donkey hybrid; a promissory note signed by Francis Scott Key.

A 1950s Space Commander ride toy is brought into the shop; Senator Huey Long's famous chair; Jimmie puts his staff to the test when he challenges them to get to work on time.

An undercover agent solves a 15-year-old crime; a former state trooper becomes the prime suspect in his wife's death.

A wife goes missing; a New Orleans police officer goes undercover on a riverboat.

A confession can harm a defendant's case in the justice system.

An ex-boyfriend kills a bride on her wedding day.

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