Two for the Price of Dust: The big guns come out in Riverside, but Rene isn't having any of it. Darrell pushes his luck with a smaller locker and makes a neat profit. (S14, ep 15).

It's a Safe Time to Get Lit!: Kenny rides a recent string of luck right into his unit, while Rene puts his bankroll up against a pair of safes. (S14, ep 16).

All Hail, King Brandi - The Rule-Her of West Covina: Brandi makes a serious land grab and it pays off, Rene can't resist a big mystery and Barry poaches from the competition. (S15, ep 1).

Yolo Bolo: Ivy scores a packed locker and stumbles across an antique of unusual origin, while Darrell discovers that good things come in small packages. (S15, ep 2).

Crushing it: Mike struggles to pick just 10 cars from his collection, while Shafin convinces Avery to clean up his yard with the help of a monster truck. (S4, ep 8).

Let The Games Begin: It's time to put everyone's skills to the test when Ryan challenges his top-heavy machine operators to a day of supersized contests. (S1, ep 9).

Detroit Dreaming: At Detroit's abandoned Packard plant, Mike gets a tour of an American landmark before it disappears. (S19, ep 30).

Declaration Of Indepawndence: Rick heads to New York City to check out an original broadside of the Declaration of Independence. (S24, ep 19).

Stanton in the Place Where You Work: Rene has lukewarm results bobbin' for profits in Stanton, while Brandi does end up with the green. just not in the way she expected. (S15, ep 3).

Perm-Anently Fullerton: Barry takes Dusty under his wing at a big Auction in Fullerton as Rene makes some dainty discoveries. (S15, ep 4).

I Love Lupe!: The women outnumber the men in Rosamond as Dusty and his girlfriend discover a stockpile of vintage TV memorabilia. (S15, ep 5).

Etrog, Lupe?: Lancaster turns into Ivy's honeypot, Lisa plans to use her brain when selecting lockers and Dusty and Tollbooth Lupe do a mitzvah. (S15, ep 6).

William Shatner. Surviving the Impossible: Humans are capable of surviving catastrophic injuries, but is cheating death when survival is impossible fate or good fortune? (S3, ep 18).

The Family Circus: Mike builds a 1964 Parisienne for a big family, while Avery scores his first client of the year and puts together a 1975 Ford Bronco. (S4, ep 9).

Edge of Darkness: Tom receives a diagnosis for his heart condition. Elsewhere, Jake hunts coyotes and Mike climbs high into the mountains to hunt goats. (S11, ep 5).

Experts and scientists expose more dark secrets, forgotten treasures, and lost relics from some of the coldest places on Earth. (S2, ep 3).

Experts and scientists expose more dark secrets, forgotten treasures, and lost relics from some of the coldest places on Earth. (S2, ep 4).

A possible smoke screen over North Korea worries military analysts while an amateur archaeologist makes an extraordinary discovery. (S1, ep 4).

King of Salvage: In the Pacific Northwest, the Wolfe Brothers get inside the salvage king's 200,000-square-foot warehouse filled with all kinds of treasures. (S19, ep 31).

The Foot Artillery Sword: A dangerous slip-up reminds the contestants not to play with sharp objects as they make knives from old toys and recreate an iconic American blade. (S6, ep 9).

Lost Nazi Artifacts: Treasure hunter Darrell Miklos' search for lost Nazi U-Boats takes an unexpected turn when a 98-year-old eyewitness gives him an incredible tip. (S1, ep 2).

Boudica's Revenge: Roman troops carry out a vicious invasion on Boudica's settlement, prompting her to lead a revolt that almost ends the Roman occupation of Britannia. (S1, ep 5).

The Downfall of Nero: A look into Nero's early reign, which was dominated by his mother, and the circumstances surrounding his downfall and death. (S1, ep 6).

A possible smoke screen over North Korea worries military analysts while an amateur archaeologist makes an extraordinary discovery. (S1, ep 4).

A deadly shockwave hurtles towards a terrified driver. An alien signal rises from a deep ocean abyss, and a bizarre glowing orb swoops along a remote forest road. (S1, ep 9).

Lost Nazi Artifacts: Treasure hunter Darrell Miklos' search for lost Nazi U-Boats takes an unexpected turn when a 98-year-old eyewitness gives him an incredible tip. (S1, ep 2).

Boudica's Revenge: Roman troops carry out a vicious invasion on Boudica's settlement, prompting her to lead a revolt that almost ends the Roman occupation of Britannia. (S1, ep 5).

The Foot Artillery Sword: A dangerous slip-up reminds the contestants not to play with sharp objects as they make knives from old toys and recreate an iconic American blade. (S6, ep 9).

Stanton in the Place Where You Work: Rene has lukewarm results bobbin' for profits in Stanton, while Brandi does end up with the green. just not in the way she expected. (S15, ep 3).

Perm-Anently Fullerton: Barry takes Dusty under his wing at a big Auction in Fullerton as Rene makes some dainty discoveries. (S15, ep 4).

I Love Lupe!: The women outnumber the men in Rosamond as Dusty and his girlfriend discover a stockpile of vintage TV memorabilia. (S15, ep 5).

Etrog, Lupe?: Lancaster turns into Ivy's honeypot, Lisa plans to use her brain when selecting lockers and Dusty and Tollbooth Lupe do a mitzvah. (S15, ep 6).

Behind the Wheel: Coming into the shop today are a perfect condition 1923 Babe Ruth baseball card, and a less than perfect condition 1930s tricycle in need of some TLC. (S16, ep 34).

Locked And Loaded: Corey gets the draw on a 1763 flintlock pistol, while Rick and Chum take a look at some screen-used Star Wars props. (S16, ep 35).

Mom.Come Home: Mike and Avery embark on a cross-country road trip, which is interrupted by an unexpected call from home. JF has more than just a 1955 GMC truck to restore. (S3, ep 9).

Extreme Missions: Declassified records reveal elite forces' extreme missions, from deep-sea divers on Soviet cables to A-bomb deployments in hostile zones. (S1, ep 3).

Into the Void: After a terrifying collapse, the Fellowship is finally at the precipice of the Solution Channel. (S12, ep 26).

A Grave Discovery: The Villescas family talk with an expert about a spur they found. Meanwhile, the Dillmans use drones to locate an important ancient symbol. (5 of 8).

A Hidden Chamber: As the three families enter the final throws of their adventure across the seven cities of gold, a hidden chamber stops them in their tracks. (6 of 8).

Chamber of Secrets: The Dillman family drill into a hidden treasure chamber. Nevada's gold miners must find another way into the rest of the underground tunnel system. (7 of 8).

Explosive Discoveries: In Utah, the Dillmans must tread carefully to avoid triggering an Aztec water trap. The Villescas family discover more secrets beneath the Fire Pits. (8 of 8).

Presidential Pawn: The guys examine a letter from Founding Father James Monroe and a promotional Playboy chair. Chum tries to reinvent himself in the image of Hugh Hefner. (S16, ep 13).

Wilde Card: Corey checks out a 1972 telegram that rejects Muhammad Ali from fighting in Alaska. A first edition copy of Oscar Wilde's The Happy Prince arrives in store. (S16, ep 14).

Motorcycle Mayhem: A 1957 Harley-Davidson Sportster roars into the shop. Plus, Rick takes a look at a painting of Vietnamese Communist leader Ho Chi Minh. (S16, ep 15).

Rick The Giant: Rick unrolls work by Shepard Fairey, the artist that produced the famous President Obama posters. Corey and Chumlee look for a deal on a Mork figurine. (S16, ep 16).

Smoking Gun: The guys check out the smashed guitar of KISS frontman Paul Stanley, Thomas Jefferson's personal copy of Jay's Treaty and a Brown Bess musket. (S16, ep 1).

Explore evidence that ties a meteor strike to a Biblical tale. Delve into a treasure-filled tunnel revealed by a sinkhole in Mexico. (S1, ep 4).

Deep Sea Encounters: For decades, extraterrestrial research has been directed to the skies - but researchers believe that UFOs may also be inhabiting our oceans. (S1, ep 2).

The Atocha: Secrets of the Sterncastle: Matty and Tony join another epic hunt with the Fisher family to search for a motherload of treasure linked to the Atocha. (S3, ep 3).

Return to Poverty Island: Taking a new approach, Rick and Matty return to Poverty Island in Lake Michigan to search for missing Civil War gold. (S3, ep 4).

As Nazi terror gripped France, Petiot exploited the chaos, preying on Jews, partisans and fugitives desperate to escape Hitler's forces.

The Sinaloa Cartel: The El Chapo Years: Sinaloa and El Chapo aim to be the world's largest drug cartel, but their success is threatened by authorities. (S1, ep 1).

The Final Flight of Amelia Earhart: Amelia Earhart, the world's most famous female pilot, takes off on the final leg of a record-breaking flight. (S6, ep 5).

First Humans of North America: Near Steve's cabin on Prince of Wales Island lies evidence of one of humanity's greatest milestones, humans' arrival in the Americas. (S1, ep 2).

Beat the Unbeaten: Mastering the Mystery: Competitors face a five-hour forging round to craft signature San Mai blades using a traditional Japanese layering technique. (S10, ep 9).

Beat the Unbeaten: Conquering the Kachin Dao: Contestants choose a box revealing a unique blade crafting method, using that technique to create their signature weapon. (S10, ep 10).

Presidential Pawn: The guys examine a letter from Founding Father James Monroe and a promotional Playboy chair. Chum tries to reinvent himself in the image of Hugh Hefner. (S16, ep 13).

Wilde Card: Corey checks out a 1972 telegram that rejects Muhammad Ali from fighting in Alaska. A first edition copy of Oscar Wilde's The Happy Prince arrives in store. (S16, ep 14).

Motorcycle Mayhem: A 1957 Harley-Davidson Sportster roars into the shop. Plus, Rick takes a look at a painting of Vietnamese Communist leader Ho Chi Minh. (S16, ep 15).

Rick The Giant: Rick unrolls work by Shepard Fairey, the artist that produced the famous President Obama posters. Corey and Chumlee look for a deal on a Mork figurine. (S16, ep 16).

Smoking Gun: The guys check out the smashed guitar of KISS frontman Paul Stanley, Thomas Jefferson's personal copy of Jay's Treaty and a Brown Bess musket. (S16, ep 1).

Explore evidence that ties a meteor strike to a Biblical tale. Delve into a treasure-filled tunnel revealed by a sinkhole in Mexico. (S1, ep 4).

Presidential Pawn: The guys examine a letter from Founding Father James Monroe and a promotional Playboy chair. Chum tries to reinvent himself in the image of Hugh Hefner. (S16, ep 13).

Wilde Card: Corey checks out a 1972 telegram that rejects Muhammad Ali from fighting in Alaska. A first edition copy of Oscar Wilde's The Happy Prince arrives in store. (S16, ep 14).

Motorcycle Mayhem: A 1957 Harley-Davidson Sportster roars into the shop. Plus, Rick takes a look at a painting of Vietnamese Communist leader Ho Chi Minh. (S16, ep 15).

Rick The Giant: Rick unrolls work by Shepard Fairey, the artist that produced the famous President Obama posters. Corey and Chumlee look for a deal on a Mork figurine. (S16, ep 16).

Smoking Gun: The guys check out the smashed guitar of KISS frontman Paul Stanley, Thomas Jefferson's personal copy of Jay's Treaty and a Brown Bess musket. (S16, ep 1).

Enterprise Vs Japan: The USS Enterprise is the only battle-ready American carrier in the Pacific. For her crew, the war has never been more personal when the Japanese attack. (S1, ep 5).

The Grey Ghost: The USS Enterprise became the first ship to receive the Presidential Unit Citation in WWII, following its mission during the bloody Gilbert invasion. (S1, ep 6).

Hammer Of Hell: Follow the events of 1944, as the USS Enterprise and the Carrier Task Force push through the Pacific, hammering the enemy bases at Kwajalein and Truk Lagoon. (S1, ep 7).

D-Day In The Pacific: While the Allies storm France, American forces hit the Marianas Islands and the Enterprise supports one of the most deadly battles of the Pacific War. (S1, ep 8).

Piles to Go Before I Keep: Laura takes the reins in Fullerton and outsells Dan. Brandi gets assaulted by her locker and Darrell stumbles across an unexpected collection. (S14, ep 4).

In Pain in the Membrane: Ivy's locker shines some light on the business, while Lisa learns that she needs her locker about as much as she needs a hole in her head. (S14, ep 5).

How the West Covina Was Won: Lisa makes a big mistake as she's too busy looking back. Meanwhile, Rene gets his hands on a bargain and makes the most of it. (S14, ep 6).

King of Orange Chicken: Rene declares himself the king of Orange, but Dusty isn't quite ready to concede the title. Meanwhile, Kenny accidentally reinvents the wheel. (S14, ep 7).

Lego My Locker: Darrell must deal with Kimber's eyes on a competitor, Dusty unpacks what could be the ultimate assistant and Rene pulls off one of his greatest profits. (S14, ep 8).

Reign or Shine: King Darrell strives to defend his throne, but Rene and Casey signal their intentions to undermine his plans. Meanwhile, Kenny gets bowled over by his locker. (S14, ep 9).

Slaver Ship Secrets: Ross Kemp is shocked by what he discovers as he dives on the wreck of a steam-age ship in north Devon, and a potential early slaver ship in Plymouth. (S1, ep 3).

Gun Runners: Hearing about his great-grandfather who served in the Merchant Navy inspires Ross to explore the wreck of a WWII cargo ship and try to recover its military supplies. (S1, ep 4).

The Means to Victory: The story of a deadly war that intertwines Germany, Poland, Japan, Italy and Spain, and the remorseless development of weapons and bombers. (3 of 6).

The World at War: The story of a deadly war that intertwines Germany, Poland, Japan, Italy and Spain, and the remorseless development of weapons and bombers. (4 of 6).

Minotaur: A half-bull, half-man, the Minotaur is one of mythology's terrifying monsters. It's a bizarre tale of bestiality and human sacrifice - but what is the real-life origin? (S1, ep 5).

Beowulf: His epic battles with Grendel and his mother have made Beowulf the Viking world's most famous warrior. But could this mythological hero have been based on a real person? (S1, ep 1).

Extreme Missions: Declassified records reveal elite forces' extreme missions, from deep-sea divers on Soviet cables to A-bomb deployments in hostile zones. (S1, ep 3).

Extraordinary Jouneys: From a dog's space voyage to Arctic survival and time travel, these journeys are extraordinary and truly unbelievable. (S2, ep 12).

Piles to Go Before I Keep: Laura takes the reins in Fullerton and outsells Dan. Brandi gets assaulted by her locker and Darrell stumbles across an unexpected collection. (S14, ep 4).

In Pain in the Membrane: Ivy's locker shines some light on the business, while Lisa learns that she needs her locker about as much as she needs a hole in her head. (S14, ep 5).

How the West Covina Was Won: Lisa makes a big mistake as she's too busy looking back. Meanwhile, Rene gets his hands on a bargain and makes the most of it. (S14, ep 6).

King of Orange Chicken: Rene declares himself the king of Orange, but Dusty isn't quite ready to concede the title. Meanwhile, Kenny accidentally reinvents the wheel. (S14, ep 7).

Lego My Locker: Darrell must deal with Kimber's eyes on a competitor, Dusty unpacks what could be the ultimate assistant and Rene pulls off one of his greatest profits. (S14, ep 8).

Reign or Shine: King Darrell strives to defend his throne, but Rene and Casey signal their intentions to undermine his plans. Meanwhile, Kenny gets bowled over by his locker. (S14, ep 9).

The Top Ten Extraordinary Discoveries: Ten archaeological finds, including mysterious spheres and a lost city, challenge our views on human origins and extraterrestrial links. (S17, ep 1).

The Top Ten Mysterious Monoliths: Discover the top ten mysterious monoliths, from a 500-ton stone tied to UFOs to giant statues hinting at advanced tech and visitors. (S17, ep 2).

The Family Circus: Mike builds a 1964 Parisienne for a big family, while Avery scores his first client of the year and puts together a 1975 Ford Bronco. (S4, ep 9).

Everything Must Go: In the season one finale, it's all hands on deck as Ted and his team have to clear out The National. But all work and no play is not how they roll. (S1, ep 10).

King of Salvage: In the Pacific Northwest, the Wolfe Brothers get inside the salvage king's 200,000-square-foot warehouse filled with all kinds of treasures. (S19, ep 31).

Pawnasauraus Rex: A collection of Jurassic Park toys comes into the shop that might not be as prized as Chumlee thinks. (S24, ep 2).

Vending, Vidi, Vici!: The buyers head to Palm Springs in search of higher-end goods. Kenny tries to amp up the profit on a unit and Rene sees quick potential where others don't. (S15, ep 7).

Parasol Pals: Dusty and Lupe steal a no-brainer locker, which pays off handsomely. Meanwhile, Darrell taxes himself - which almost puts him in storage jail. (S15, ep 8).

The Way of Gam Gam: While in Santa Ana, Lisa channels her grandmother in trying to turn a profit. Meanwhile, Brandi deals with the most frustrating day ever. (S15, ep 9).

Four Bidders and a Funeral: Lisa comes to Montebello with a clear mind, intent on letting the lockers speak to her. Ivy lets his son navigate his way to an interesting unit. (S15, ep 10).

The Search for King Arthur: Is the legend of King Arthur and its impact on Western culture testament to the power of myth? Or was it nothing more than a mixture of cultures? (S3, ep 19).

No Reserve: A major setback during a restoration blows Mike's budget, while the biggest financial gamble of his life arrives and chaos threatens to ensue. (S4, ep 10).

Proving Grounds: Kidd and Harry navigate raging rapids to deliver a scow boat to its new owner. Meanwhile, Tom passes on his expertise to the young buck. (S11, ep 6).

Experts and scientists expose more dark secrets, forgotten treasures, and lost relics from some of the coldest places on Earth. (S2, ep 5).

Experts and scientists expose more dark secrets, forgotten treasures, and lost relics from some of the coldest places on Earth. (S2, ep 6).

Images of Earth show cities glowing, while wilderness remains dark. Why is the Australian outback illuminated like a vast city? (S1, ep 6).

Little Shop of Wonders: Mike and Jersey pick a little shop of wonders in the heart of Manhattan, while Robbie chases down the holy grail of brass-era signs. (S19, ep 32).

The Lochaber Axe: The bladesmiths must forge a signature blade from a steel cage and a pile of barbed wire. Then, it's time to create one of Scotland's most feared weapons. (S6, ep 10).

King John's Ruin - The Peak District: On the 800th anniversary of the signing of the Magna Carta, Tony unravels the history from the myths surrounding King John and Robin Hood. (S3, ep 5).

King John: Explore the stories of six formidable rulers, revealing their dark legacies and the impact they've had on history. (S1, ep 3).

Revisit a medieval shipwreck that could reshape history. Explore a Greek version of Atlantis that sank in a tsunami. (S1, ep 5).

Images of Earth show cities glowing, while wilderness remains dark. Why is the Australian outback illuminated like a vast city? (S1, ep 6).

A tunnel gains a terrifying reputation when hundreds of vehicles crash, seemingly without cause. Meanwhile, a strange creature is witnessed following a nuclear accident. (S1, ep 10).

Ancient UFOs: From the lore and history of ancient Egypt to the myths of Native Americans, mankind's past is riddled with the evidence of UFOs. (S1, ep 5).

King John: Explore the stories of six formidable rulers, revealing their dark legacies and the impact they've had on history. (S1, ep 3).

The Lochaber Axe: The bladesmiths must forge a signature blade from a steel cage and a pile of barbed wire. Then, it's time to create one of Scotland's most feared weapons. (S6, ep 10).

Vending, Vidi, Vici!: The buyers head to Palm Springs in search of higher-end goods. Kenny tries to amp up the profit on a unit and Rene sees quick potential where others don't. (S15, ep 7).

Parasol Pals: Dusty and Lupe steal a no-brainer locker, which pays off handsomely. Meanwhile, Darrell taxes himself - which almost puts him in storage jail. (S15, ep 8).

The Way of Gam Gam: While in Santa Ana, Lisa channels her grandmother in trying to turn a profit. Meanwhile, Brandi deals with the most frustrating day ever. (S15, ep 9).

Four Bidders and a Funeral: Lisa comes to Montebello with a clear mind, intent on letting the lockers speak to her. Ivy lets his son navigate his way to an interesting unit. (S15, ep 10).

No Reserve: A major setback during a restoration blows Mike's budget, while the biggest financial gamble of his life arrives and chaos threatens to ensue. (S4, ep 10).

Denver Gold Rush: The crew hit Denver, the Mile High City, where Rick goes wild for a couple of antique cars. Meanwhile, Corey and Chum try to stake their claim at a gold mine. (S1, ep 1).

Little Shop of Wonders: Mike and Jersey pick a little shop of wonders in the heart of Manhattan, while Robbie chases down the holy grail of brass-era signs. (S19, ep 32).

Big Apple Rick: Rick visits New York to see if he can complete a deal on a rare piece of tech. Meanwhile, a seller enters the shop with a special edition Stan Lee Funk Pop. (S24, ep 3).

We Fun-Did it!: Ivy drags Isaiah to Victorville as punishment for getting Cs on his report card, while Kenny wants to furnish his new house. (S15, ep 12).

San Brandi-Dino!: Brandi is fired up about expanding her brand in San Bernardino, while Rene is positive that everyone is out to get him. (S15, ep 13).

Your Pawpaw Loves You!: Lisa gets nostalgic as she returns to Moreno Valley, while Kenny welcomes a new granddaughter to the clan and searches for the perfect unit. (S15, ep 14).

Strings & Beans: Ivy takes on a supervisory role in Stanton which leads him to some Slavic success, while Brandi tries to help Danielle decorate her new apartment. (S15, ep 15).

Wonders Of The Ancient World: William Shatner digs deep into our ancient past to discover our predecessors' epic feats of engineering, from the remarkable to the inexplicable. (S3, ep 20).

Daddy's Maverick: A filthy 1981 Camaro Z28 needs a major transformation to get it back on the road and a 1972 Ford Maverick with sentimental value must be revitalised. (S1, ep 1).

Goat Mobile: A minivan bursting at the seams with melted crayons, hay and trash has to be scrubbed, decontaminated and sanitised to be returned to its former glory. (S1, ep 2).

The Summit: Mike climbs Kodiak Island's highest peaks to take down a mountain goat, while Martha and Elli use their tracked vehicle to scout new hunting grounds. (S11, ep 7).

Experts and scientists expose more dark secrets, forgotten treasures, and lost relics from some of the coldest places on Earth. (S2, ep 7).

Experts and scientists expose more dark secrets, forgotten treasures, and lost relics from some of the coldest places on Earth. (S2, ep 8).

Embark on an eye-opening journey as experts investigate the startling mysteries captured by satellites orbiting the Earth: from hidden worlds to unexplainable natural phenomena. (S4, ep 3).

Prince of the Subway: Mike tries his hand at pole dancing, while Robbie and Jersey uncover a bonanza of antique signs from the New York subway. (S19, ep 33).

The Boar Sword: A crucial error sends one bladesmith home. Then it all heats up as the remaining three forge a historic hunting weapon. (S6, ep 12).

Victoria & Albert's Highland Fling: Tony sets out on a walk across the Cairngorms to Balmoral, in the footsteps of Victoria and Albert, who promoted the Scottish Highlands. (S3, ep 2).

Strange Weapons: Declassified files reveal bizarre military programs, from atomic tests 1500x stronger than Hiroshima to plots involving Hitler. (S1, ep 4).

Death and Fortune of Pablo Escobar: Discover the life of Pablo Escobar, the influential drug lord whose impact spanned the globe in the 1980s. (S6, ep 6).

Evidence of human activity is found in strange times and places and a new perspective on a biological activity known since the nineteenth century. (S2, ep 1).

Freak of the Deep: Deep-sea explorers discover a monster thousands of feet deep in the ocean, killer fog threatens a US town, and a truck spontaneously explodes on a freeway. (S2, ep 1).

Deathbed Confessions: Many believe that extraterrestrial secrets are not just limited to the military - so could deathbed confessions provide evidence of the existence of UFOs? (S1, ep 6).

Strange Weapons: Declassified files reveal bizarre military programs, from atomic tests 1500x stronger than Hiroshima to plots involving Hitler. (S1, ep 4).

The Boar Sword: A crucial error sends one bladesmith home. Then it all heats up as the remaining three forge a historic hunting weapon. (S6, ep 12).

We Fun-Did it!: Ivy drags Isaiah to Victorville as punishment for getting Cs on his report card, while Kenny wants to furnish his new house. (S15, ep 12).

San Brandi-Dino!: Brandi is fired up about expanding her brand in San Bernardino, while Rene is positive that everyone is out to get him. (S15, ep 13).

Your Pawpaw Loves You!: Lisa gets nostalgic as she returns to Moreno Valley, while Kenny welcomes a new granddaughter to the clan and searches for the perfect unit. (S15, ep 14).

Strings & Beans: Ivy takes on a supervisory role in Stanton which leads him to some Slavic success, while Brandi tries to help Danielle decorate her new apartment. (S15, ep 15).

Daddy's Maverick: A filthy 1981 Camaro Z28 needs a major transformation to get it back on the road and a 1972 Ford Maverick with sentimental value must be revitalised. (S1, ep 1).

Goat Mobile: A minivan bursting at the seams with melted crayons, hay and trash has to be scrubbed, decontaminated and sanitised to be returned to its former glory. (S1, ep 2).

Revolutionary Deals: Rick, Corey and Chum do business in Valley Forge and visit a helicopter museum. Before returning home, they check out a range's revolutionary weapons. (S1, ep 2).

Prince of the Subway: Mike tries his hand at pole dancing, while Robbie and Jersey uncover a bonanza of antique signs from the New York subway. (S19, ep 33).

I Came, I Saw, I Pawned: A seller strolls in with a collection of action figures signed by the cast of The Walking Dead, as Chum tries to catch an unusual Pokémon card. (S24, ep 4).

Pin Up or Shut Up: Dusty and Lupe pedal their way to an auction, but end up needing the truck. Meanwhile, Darrell pins his hopes on a small, overpriced locker. (S15, ep 16).

Rock, Paper, Winner: Back in Montebello, Gunter comes along to help Rene, while Darrell tries to make Kimber his queen. (S15, ep 17).

Does a Bear Bid in the Woods?: Kenny heads out to the mountains, keeping an eye out for cougars, while Lisa scores on a small sister locker. (S15, ep 18).

California Knows How to Pottery: Ivy kidnaps Pops and takes him to Rosamond where they score a locker, while Kenny sets out to brighten everyone's day. (S15, ep 19).

The Search for Extraterrestrial Life: Scientists have forever been involved in a quest to understand the universe. But for each answer science provides, more questions arise. (S3, ep 22).

The Snake Pit: A waterlogged Jeep Cherokee requires a major rescue after years of neglect and a snake-infested Plymouth Duster needs a new lease of life. (S1, ep 3).

Rat Pack-ard: A Packard filled with dead rodents must be given a makeover to make a profit. A neglected 1989 Porsche Carrera covered in grime needs to be handled with care. (S1, ep 4).

Winter Kill: Kidd and Harry use explosives to battle a deep freeze in order to protect their cattle. Meanwhile, Jake's young pups learn a valuable lesson in hunting. (S11, ep 8).

Experts and scientists expose more dark secrets, forgotten treasures, and lost relics from some of the coldest places on Earth. (S2, ep 9).

Experts and scientists expose more dark secrets, forgotten treasures, and lost relics from some of the coldest places on Earth. (S2, ep 10).

Discover five new discoveries that are probably related to potential warfare and one possibly to wildlife. (S2, ep 2).

Baron of the Skies: The Wolfe brothers seal the deal on a one-of-a-kind bi-plane, while an appraiser has both good and bad news about a pricey impulse purchase. (S19, ep 34).

Napoleon's Sabre: The bladesmiths hope to recreate the famous battle sword wielded by Napoleon. Plus, they turn a ladder into a set of Damascus knives. (S6, ep 13).

England's Last Battle - West Country: Tony arrives at the most rebellious corner of England as he looks back at the Duke of Monmouth's attempt to overthrow the British monarchy. (S3, ep 6).

Uplifting Discoveries: The Laguna brothers believe they are closer than ever to finally solving the 220-year-old mystery. (S12, ep 27).

The Donner Party: Steven Rinella explores historical mysteries through survivalism, tackling questions like Roanoke's lost colony and the Donner Party's fate. (S1, ep 7).

Discover five new discoveries that are probably related to potential warfare and one possibly to wildlife. (S2, ep 2).

America's Loch Ness Monster: A Loch Ness Monster-esque creature is recorded in America, experts analyse evidence of a giant scaly egg, and birds are vaporized by a death ray. (S2, ep 2).

The Search for Extraterrestrial Life: Scientists have forever been involved in a quest to understand the universe. But for each answer science provides, more questions arise. (S3, ep 22).

Uplifting Discoveries: The Laguna brothers believe they are closer than ever to finally solving the 220-year-old mystery. (S12, ep 27).

Napoleon's Sabre: The bladesmiths hope to recreate the famous battle sword wielded by Napoleon. Plus, they turn a ladder into a set of Damascus knives. (S6, ep 13).

Pin Up or Shut Up: Dusty and Lupe pedal their way to an auction, but end up needing the truck. Meanwhile, Darrell pins his hopes on a small, overpriced locker. (S15, ep 16).

Rock, Paper, Winner: Back in Montebello, Gunter comes along to help Rene, while Darrell tries to make Kimber his queen. (S15, ep 17).

Does a Bear Bid in the Woods?: Kenny heads out to the mountains, keeping an eye out for cougars, while Lisa scores on a small sister locker. (S15, ep 18).

California Knows How to Pottery: Ivy kidnaps Pops and takes him to Rosamond where they score a locker, while Kenny sets out to brighten everyone's day. (S15, ep 19).

The Snake Pit: A waterlogged Jeep Cherokee requires a major rescue after years of neglect and a snake-infested Plymouth Duster needs a new lease of life. (S1, ep 3).

Rat Pack-ard: A Packard filled with dead rodents must be given a makeover to make a profit. A neglected 1989 Porsche Carrera covered in grime needs to be handled with care. (S1, ep 4).

San Francisco Treats: Rick, Corey, and Chum sneak away to check out some vintage Italian vehicles, pinball machines and an epic San Francisco Giants collection at Oracle Park. (S1, ep 3).

Baron of the Skies: The Wolfe brothers seal the deal on a one-of-a-kind bi-plane, while an appraiser has both good and bad news about a pricey impulse purchase. (S19, ep 34).

Put a Cork in It: A seller comes in with a poster by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Chum unboxes some 1912 Yale baseball uniforms and Rick looks at a ukulele from 1919. (S24, ep 5).

If Ya Got It, Flaut It: Kenny happens upon a familiar vehicle and follows it to Lancaster for an auction, while Rene tries to find new luck after losing in Vegas. (S15, ep 20).

Stakes, Buy and Video Games: Ivy finds unusual landscaping tool, Darrell's eye for upscale furniture leads him to a high-end hoard and Rene maxes out on a video game cache. (S10, ep 1).

Goodness, Gracious, Great Coats Of Fire: Moreno Valley gives Darrell a chance to school his friend in Daredevil-ing, while Dave's fortunes go up in flames. (S10, ep 2).

Bright Lights, Big Biddies: Dave augments his inventory with a surprise medical device; Rene finds his furniture locker enlightening; Ivy finds unexpected green. (S10, ep 3).

Real Life Monsters: For centuries, tales of terrifying monsters have fascinated mankind. Get to know the beasts that have been portrayed in some of history's classic stories. (S3, ep 23).

Hurst So Good: A crusty old Pontiac Silver Streak must be taken from rags to riches, while an extremely rare but rusted Chrysler 300 Hurst needs an extensive polish and shine. (S1, ep 5).

Rolls to Riches: A forgotten Rolls-Royce gets the royal treatment and becomes a rolling beauty once more, while a Ford pickup is resurrected after being hidden in a barn. (S1, ep 6).

Wheeling and Dealing: Tom and Sean try to preserve a buffalo hide while Nancy makes custom moccasins. Martha and Elli transform an old truck into an off-road beast for hunting. (S11, ep 9).

Finger of Death: A grim discovery in a Swedish lake reveals shocking ancient practices. Meanwhile, in the Canadian Arctic, the fossil of a previously unknown mammal is found. (S3, ep 1).

Ancient Warrior Sacrifice: In a Danish bog, hundreds of mutilated ancient bones are found, while a mysterious deserted island belonging to Russia is explored. (S3, ep 2).

Discover major natural anomalies and varied human activities never investigated before. (S2, ep 3).

Mega Pick Madness: Junk drunk on a highly anticipated return visit to a legendary Florida collector, Mike picks up a mind-blowing piece of Civil Rights history. (S19, ep 35).

The Falchion: Just one bladesmith can take home $10,000 as they forge a chopper in a Damascus pattern and recreate one of the most dangerous weapons of medieval times. (S6, ep 14).

The Final 48: With just two days left on the clock, the swampers are in a frantic race to tag out, but Mother Nature has other plans. (S16, ep 15).

Peculiar Punishments: One-of-a-kind crimes are often met with one-of-a-kind punishments, like a pig whose bloody rampage lands it in the courtroom. (S2, ep 13).

Alaska: A powerful earthquake in 2018 seemed to lead to an increase in UFO sightings in Alaska - but why? Do the extra terrestrials have something to protect here? (S1, ep 3).

Discover major natural anomalies and varied human activities never investigated before. (S2, ep 3).

Curse of the Mayan Treasure: An explorer at a Mayan sacrificial site is attacked by an underwater fog, thousands of fish jump to their deaths, and a UFO is spotted in LA skies. (S2, ep 3).

Peculiar Punishments: One-of-a-kind crimes are often met with one-of-a-kind punishments, like a pig whose bloody rampage lands it in the courtroom. (S2, ep 13).

A Revolutionary is Born (1743-1773): In 1843, Thomas Jefferson, born to a powerful family, quietly readied himself to lead in a growing revolution. (S1, ep 1).

The Falchion: Just one bladesmith can take home $10,000 as they forge a chopper in a Damascus pattern and recreate one of the most dangerous weapons of medieval times. (S6, ep 14).

If Ya Got It, Flaut It: Kenny happens upon a familiar vehicle and follows it to Lancaster for an auction, while Rene tries to find new luck after losing in Vegas. (S15, ep 20).

Stakes, Buy and Video Games: Ivy finds unusual landscaping tool, Darrell's eye for upscale furniture leads him to a high-end hoard and Rene maxes out on a video game cache. (S10, ep 1).

Goodness, Gracious, Great Coats Of Fire: Moreno Valley gives Darrell a chance to school his friend in Daredevil-ing, while Dave's fortunes go up in flames. (S10, ep 2).

Bright Lights, Big Biddies: Dave augments his inventory with a surprise medical device; Rene finds his furniture locker enlightening; Ivy finds unexpected green. (S10, ep 3).

Hurst So Good: A crusty old Pontiac Silver Streak must be taken from rags to riches, while an extremely rare but rusted Chrysler 300 Hurst needs an extensive polish and shine. (S1, ep 5).

Rolls to Riches: A forgotten Rolls-Royce gets the royal treatment and becomes a rolling beauty once more, while a Ford pickup is resurrected after being hidden in a barn. (S1, ep 6).

Emerald City Adventures: Rick, Corey, and Chum hope to find gems in the Emerald City and check out Lego, grunge and Dale Chihuly glass collections along the way. (S1, ep 4).

Mega Pick Madness: Junk drunk on a highly anticipated return visit to a legendary Florida collector, Mike picks up a mind-blowing piece of Civil Rights history. (S19, ep 35).

Pawned Lightning: Rick and Corey race to San Diego to take a spin in the classic car Hell's Chariot, from the movie Grease. (S24, ep 6).

Who Wants To Be A Mil-Li-Ner?: Costa Mesa offers Rene a bit of unexpected \"high\" tech; while Darrell goes on a cross-cultural haberdashery journey. (S10, ep 4).

Granny Get Your Gun: Ivy can't get enough from Montebello. Dave gets a taste of carnival fun, and Brandi and Jarrod shred vintage-style. (S10, ep 5).

That's The Way The Terra Cotta Crumbles: Kenny finds some relief in a unit; Brandi and Mary join forces; Dave stumbles across a historic find. (S10, ep 6).

Happiness is a Warm Laser Gun: Mary finally manages to find a vintage goodie in El Monte; Ivy uncovers decades-old family fun; while Darrell revisits a childhood pastime. (S10, ep 7).

America's Lost Treasures: For centuries there have been legends of vast treasures hidden across the US. Are they just tall tales or are these valuables waiting to be found? (S3, ep 24).

Nasty: A maggot-infested pickup crawls into the shop and rises from the dead before a vandalised Mercedes arrives on the scene. (S1, ep 7).

Boss for a Day: In North Carolina, Jaime lets Caleb take charge for the day. Meanwhile, in Minnesota, a beat up Chevy Impala gets all wrapped up and ready to roar. (S1, ep 8).

Promissory Pawn: A promissory note from the Mexican-American war comes into the shop, while Corey and Chum check out a water-propelled jetpack. (S17, ep 7).

Secrets of the Founding Fathers: The Founding Fathers established the pillars of freedom and democracy in the US, but what truths have remained in the shadows about these men? (S3, ep 26).

Investigate two examples of human activity in the US., one in Africa and one in Asia, with two natural phenomena where ice is a major factor. (S2, ep 4).

The Great Adventure: Born into privilege, Roosevelt strives to make his mark. After reaching New York's halls of power, he finds his greatest adventure yet at the age of 42. (1 of 2).

The Man in the Arena: Roosevelt takes over during one of America's most turbulent periods in history. His desire to fight for the working man reshapes the political landscape. (2 of 2).

A Revolutionary is Born (1743-1773): In 1843, Thomas Jefferson, born to a powerful family, quietly readied himself to lead in a growing revolution. (S1, ep 1).

Bill Clinton. Separate But Unequal: Explore the history of the Presidency, beginning with racial tensions. Some have taken steps towards perfect union, others haven't. (1 of 6).

Investigate two examples of human activity in the US., one in Africa and one in Asia, with two natural phenomena where ice is a major factor. (S2, ep 4).

Gateway to Hell: A fire-breathing crater burns in the middle of a desert, a deadly shark lurks on a golf course, and a giant white blob threatens a town in California. (S2, ep 4).

America's Lost Treasures: For centuries there have been legends of vast treasures hidden across the US. Are they just tall tales or are these valuables waiting to be found? (S3, ep 24).

A Revolutionary is Born (1743-1773): In 1843, Thomas Jefferson, born to a powerful family, quietly readied himself to lead in a growing revolution. (S1, ep 1).

Diamond in the Rough: A real Diamond T truck build has Mike and his crew scrambling to keep up with their client demands. (S5, ep 8).

Who Wants To Be A Mil-Li-Ner?: Costa Mesa offers Rene a bit of unexpected \"high\" tech; while Darrell goes on a cross-cultural haberdashery journey. (S10, ep 4).

Granny Get Your Gun: Ivy can't get enough from Montebello. Dave gets a taste of carnival fun, and Brandi and Jarrod shred vintage-style. (S10, ep 5).

That's The Way The Terra Cotta Crumbles: Kenny finds some relief in a unit; Brandi and Mary join forces; Dave stumbles across a historic find. (S10, ep 6).

Happiness is a Warm Laser Gun: Mary finally manages to find a vintage goodie in El Monte; Ivy uncovers decades-old family fun; while Darrell revisits a childhood pastime. (S10, ep 7).

Who Wants To Be A Mil-Li-Ner?: Costa Mesa offers Rene a bit of unexpected \"high\" tech; while Darrell goes on a cross-cultural haberdashery journey. (S10, ep 4).

Granny Get Your Gun: Ivy can't get enough from Montebello. Dave gets a taste of carnival fun, and Brandi and Jarrod shred vintage-style. (S10, ep 5).

That's The Way The Terra Cotta Crumbles: Kenny finds some relief in a unit; Brandi and Mary join forces; Dave stumbles across a historic find. (S10, ep 6).

Happiness is a Warm Laser Gun: Mary finally manages to find a vintage goodie in El Monte; Ivy uncovers decades-old family fun; while Darrell revisits a childhood pastime. (S10, ep 7).

Strange Weapons: Declassified files reveal bizarre military programs, from atomic tests 1500x stronger than Hiroshima to plots involving Hitler. (S1, ep 4).

Uplifting Discoveries: The Laguna brothers believe they are closer than ever to finally solving the 220-year-old mystery. (S12, ep 27).

Above and Beyond Explanation: As the team returns for their third year to investigate the irregularity of Skinwalker Ranch, they find new evidence of a mysterious anomaly. (S3, ep 1).

Tic Tac 2: The team meet with former members of the US military connected to the infamous Tic Tac UAP encounter, and are stunned by what they discover. (S3, ep 2).

Inner Fear-ence: As the team conducts a new aerial experiment over the Triangle Area above Skinwalker Ranch, they find shocking new evidence. (S3, ep 3).

Scoped Out: When the team works with a group of astronomy experts to conduct a telescope experiment at the Triangle Area, they have their most incredible UAP encounter yet. (S3, ep 4).

Underground Pawn: Rick uncovers an 1800s first edition book about the Underground Railroad, as well as a set of baseball cards given to troops during Desert Shield. (S16, ep 17).

Rocky Road: Rick looks for a knockout deal on a set of handprints signed by Sylvester Stallone. Meanwhile, Chumlee enters an arm-wrestling competition. (S16, ep 18).

All Hail Rick: Revolutionary War documents signed by King George III show up in the shop. Plus, Chumlee checks out a pair of Pushman Scooters. (S16, ep 19).

Bucking Bronco: A signed Red Hot Chili Peppers album and a Mobo Bronco toy are brought into the shop. But how much are they worth? (S16, ep 20).

One Man's Junk. A baseball thought to be autographed by 1959 World Series Champions the LA Dodgers shows up. Rick looks for a snappy deal on a rare 1930s movie camera. (S16, ep 21).

Last Call Pawn: Corey takes a look at a vintage Pinball machine while Chum is left in charge at his new bar. Plus, Rick examines \"the King of all Morgan Dollars\". (S16, ep 22).

Revisit a medieval shipwreck that could reshape history. Explore a Greek version of Atlantis that sank in a tsunami. (S1, ep 5).

Pilots & Astronauts: When it comes to identifying mysterious objects in our skies, few people are more qualified than pilots and astronauts - but are sightings common? (S1, ep 3).

North Carolina Gold: Matty travels to the swamps of North Carolina to help a father and son excavating a mining dredge believed to contain vast riches. (S3, ep 5).

Captain Bellamy's Bounty: Rick, Tony and Matty join Barry join the search for artefacts and treasure connected to the Whydah shipwreck off the coast of Cape Cod. (S3, ep 6).

Passengers are searched for illegal objects when entering and leaving the United States by the Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection officers. (S1, ep 1).

Passengers are searched for illegal objects when entering and leaving the United States by the Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection officers. (S1, ep 2).

Death and Fortune of Pablo Escobar: Discover the life of Pablo Escobar, the influential drug lord whose impact spanned the globe in the 1980s. (S6, ep 6).

The Donner Party: Steven Rinella explores historical mysteries through survivalism, tackling questions like Roanoke's lost colony and the Donner Party's fate. (S1, ep 7).

Beat the Unbeaten: a Cutass Above: The M1917 Naval Cutlass is a historic weapon that has a rich background and requires precision and skill to create. (S10, ep 11).

Beat the Unbeaten: Off the Hook: A thrilling showdown between two previous champions, each ready to showcase their skills in a high-stakes five-hour challenge. (S10, ep 12).

Underground Pawn: Rick uncovers an 1800s first edition book about the Underground Railroad, as well as a set of baseball cards given to troops during Desert Shield. (S16, ep 17).

Rocky Road: Rick looks for a knockout deal on a set of handprints signed by Sylvester Stallone. Meanwhile, Chumlee enters an arm-wrestling competition. (S16, ep 18).

All Hail Rick: Revolutionary War documents signed by King George III show up in the shop. Plus, Chumlee checks out a pair of Pushman Scooters. (S16, ep 19).

Bucking Bronco: A signed Red Hot Chili Peppers album and a Mobo Bronco toy are brought into the shop. But how much are they worth? (S16, ep 20).

One Man's Junk. A baseball thought to be autographed by 1959 World Series Champions the LA Dodgers shows up. Rick looks for a snappy deal on a rare 1930s movie camera. (S16, ep 21).

Last Call Pawn: Corey takes a look at a vintage Pinball machine while Chum is left in charge at his new bar. Plus, Rick examines \"the King of all Morgan Dollars\". (S16, ep 22).

Revisit a medieval shipwreck that could reshape history. Explore a Greek version of Atlantis that sank in a tsunami. (S1, ep 5).

Underground Pawn: Rick uncovers an 1800s first edition book about the Underground Railroad, as well as a set of baseball cards given to troops during Desert Shield. (S16, ep 17).

Rocky Road: Rick looks for a knockout deal on a set of handprints signed by Sylvester Stallone. Meanwhile, Chumlee enters an arm-wrestling competition. (S16, ep 18).

All Hail Rick: Revolutionary War documents signed by King George III show up in the shop. Plus, Chumlee checks out a pair of Pushman Scooters. (S16, ep 19).

Bucking Bronco: A signed Red Hot Chili Peppers album and a Mobo Bronco toy are brought into the shop. But how much are they worth? (S16, ep 20).

One Man's Junk. A baseball thought to be autographed by 1959 World Series Champions the LA Dodgers shows up. Rick looks for a snappy deal on a rare 1930s movie camera. (S16, ep 21).

Last Call Pawn: Corey takes a look at a vintage Pinball machine while Chum is left in charge at his new bar. Plus, Rick examines \"the King of all Morgan Dollars\". (S16, ep 22).

From the Protection Squadron to the SS State: Trace the rise to power of the SS as we examine several perpetrators. Who was recruited? And why was the SS attractive to men? (1 of 6).

Heinrich Himmler: An agriculturalist by trade, he went on to lead the SS and tried to escape responsibility at the end of the war. Who was Heinrich Himmler? (S1, ep 2).

The Executioner: Reinhard Heydrich: More than any other Nazi leader, Heydrich was an orchestrator of mass murder, and was terrifyingly clinical in approach. (S1, ep 3).

The SS Death Head's Unit: Tasked with guarding concentration camps, this unit's actions knew no bounds, and, despite their heinous acts, still attended social gatherings. (S1, ep 5).

The King of Montebowl-o: Barry turns up to auction armed with a present for a certain hustler. Meanwhile, Brandi and Bozek get a firm grip on a smaller unit. (S14, ep 10).

Here Comes the Calvin-ry!: Lisa dons her cowboy gear and brings her money sock along, while Rene sinks his teeth into an unassuming unit and Brandi goes on a scavenger hunt. (S14, ep 11).

Zip Tie Lies: Rene and Casey roll the dice on some sealed totes in San Bernardino, while Kenny stumbles over some odd-looking car parts and Lisa shields herself from disaster. (S14, ep 12).

Children of the Cornbread: Ivy does his utmost to intimidate the other buyers in Lancaster, while Brandi gives in to Bozek and Dusty goes up against the King to prove a point. (S14, ep 13).

Proxy Moxie: Barry uses a little-known tactic to snatch up a locker and it ties him up in knots. Meanwhile, Brandi shops in the bargain basement and Ivy lands a sizeable unit. (S14, ep 14).

Two for the Price of Dust: The big guns come out in Riverside, but Rene isn't having any of it. Darrell pushes his luck with a smaller locker and makes a neat profit. (S14, ep 15).

The Gladiators: Roman emperor Titus plans 100 days of games to commemorate the Colosseum's completion in 80 AD, including a fight to the death between Priscus and Verus. (S1, ep 1).

The Builder: Emperor Domitian tasks master builder Haterius with constructing a labyrinth underneath the Colosseum floor. (S1, ep 2).

By Night & By Day: The story of a deadly war that intertwines Germany, Poland, Japan, Italy and Spain, and the remorseless development of weapons and bombers. (5 of 6).

Terror of the World: The story of a deadly war that intertwines Germany, Poland, Japan, Italy and Spain, and the remorseless development of weapons and bombers. (6 of 6).

Odysseus - Curse Of The Sea: Homer's The Odyssey is the most famous epic ever written - a story of a 20-year journey to return home from war. But could it actually have happened? (S1, ep 6).

Odysseus - Warrior's Revenge: Continue the story of Odysseus, a timeless tale of adventure filled with mythological beasts and vengeful gods. But could it actually have happened? (S1, ep 7).