The team tracks an ex-con who is facing a five-year stretch in the big house; Leland trains for a boxing match.

Dog hopes to keep his record of capturing fugitives on his birthday intact by reeling in a felon struggling with drug addiction.

Shannon plans a surprise wedding for Gene.

Gene tries to control Nick's new band.

Gene, who admits to being a horrible driver, challenges Nick to a driving test.

Gene takes his 13-year-old daughter to auditions for a sexy exercise video as part of Career Week.

Gene forgets his 23-year "un-anniversary."

Gene loses thousands of dollars on a cattle-ranch investment.

Gene is ready for a date with a fan, but Shannon thinks his clothes are corny and old-fashioned.

Shannon buys a horse for Sophie.

A license-plate number helps to solve a murder; a phone call gives police the lead they need to solve a 30-year-old crime.

Three prison inmates help convict a man who killed a woman out for a bike ride; a man viciously murders his neighbor.

A deputy sheriff's dispute with a Texas woman ends in her death.

Crusading attorney Juliet Yackel tries to save her client, Darnell Williams, from execution.

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A woman is obsessed with collecting cats; a house cleaner's home is a clutter-filled disaster area.

A woman shops to "protect" herself from abusive family members; an ex-Marine faces a city order.

A woman develops post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of her mother's hoarding; a woman's excessive shopping leads to the loss of two children.

The team chases down a classic 1951 Chevy Deluxe police car; a seller hopes to sell his stock Special Forces M4 Carbine semi-automatic rifle; Joker finally stumbles upon something worthwhile.

The team looks to buy a classic Louisiana airboat; the shop checks out two Civil War diaries; Jimmie gets a hankering to own a 1972 Chevelle.

A 1700s pristine flintlock gun brought to Louisiana by pirates; Jimmie travels through country music history as he checks out an old Greyhound bus that may have belonged to Barbara Mandrell; Joker tries to sell his motorized wheelchair.

The guys have the opportunity to buy a rare World War II biplane; a strand of Abraham Lincoln's hair comes into the shop; a familiar customer hopes to sell his super speedy Mako fishing boat.

Lisa has to decide help a competitor push further into the arctic unknown or go back to Polar headquarters with her teammates.

Reigning champ Polar Industries returns, and is looking to maintain its dominance by any means necessary; trucking rival Darrell Ward poaches an ice road legend out from the grips of Polar Industries.

Art Burke has to cross one of the longest winter roads in the world; Todd Dewey, must dig himself out of mountains of fresh snow or risk a dangerous night in freezing temperatures.

Todd goes on a risky run to deliver the heaviest haul in company history; Art's sent on a high stakes rescue mission; Lisa gets an exclusive contract; Darrell steals a load from Polar.

Dog and his team head to Colorado to catch a drug dealer, who has been on the run for 10 months and whose bondsman stands to lose the family business.

Dog and his posse scheme to catch an alleged drug dealer with a big bond by using a fellow fugitive as bait.

Dog and the crew help Leland hunt down an elusive mother-and-daughter team attempting to evade the law.

A stripper goes on the lam, and Dog is the one who has to bring her in; lady luck presides over the crew.

Members of the Wahlberg family have different ideas on expansion plans for their burger restaurant; matriarch Alma tries to convince overworked head chef Paul to hire an assistant.

Donnie brings girlfriend Jenny McCarthy home to meet his mother and instigates a "sauce-off" between Alma and Paul; Paul works on a special "Burger of the Month" for Jenny.

Paul drops everything and heads to Toronto when Mark calls him to say he's found the perfect place to open another Wahlburgers restaurant.

Paul takes the day off to play golf with Mark; Alma decides to make a few changes to the brothers' second restaurant when she is left in charge of the day shift.

Mark asks Johnny and Billy to take Paul out for a weekend of physical activity; Alma, Kari and Mackenzie uncover Mark and Donnie's childhood memorabilia in the garage.

Alma attempts to gather all of her children's favorite recipes to share with the public; Mark challenges an old friend to eat a unique burger.

Donnie and Mark, along with some famous friends, trick Paul into thinking they are working on a jingle for the restaurant; Alma has a hard time trying to find the perfect gift for Jenny.

A fluke audit of a license-plate number leads police to a brutal rapist.

DNA technology solves two stabbing cases; an anonymous call leads to a child's killer.

A North Carolina author is accused of killing his wife.

A man recants his partial confession to the murder of his parents.

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A woman who lives in a million-dollar neighborhood sifts through trash bins; authorities warn a couple that they must clean their cobweb-infested, filthy home.

A woman turns to hoarding, following her husband's accidental death; a compulsive purchaser sometimes buys back his own auction items.

A woman uses a hefty legal settlement to fund her hoarding obsession; life stinks for a woman who refuses to bathe or take out the trash.

The guys check out a pristine 1918 Browning automatic rifle; a Porsche 917 racecar is brought to the shop; an 11-foot anaconda skin is brought in.

Shoe Shine Mike rolls in with his champion show pig; Jimmie and Tammie check out an early 1900s hydraulic dentist chair; Joker saunters in with a walking stick he believes belonged to Native American legend Geronimo.

The crew encounters a 1790s pocket watch from George Washington; the guys look to climb aboard a humongous Mardi Gras float; Johnnie and Yankee check out an antique bateau.

The guys jump aboard a houseboat on the bayou; Johnnie and Yankee check out a '66 Ford Mustang; a rare Civil War document is brought into the shop.

Polar boss Mark Kohaykewych mixes things up when he brings new soldier Mike Simmons into the winter roads battle; Todd Dewey and rival Darrell Ward both hit a newly opened trail.

Polar's top dog Todd Dewey gets into trouble with a government contract; truck problems have Polar driver Art Burke's season headed for the gutter; ice road rookie Mike Simmons has his first solo delivery.

Darrell Ward and Lisa Kelly work to make good on a power play for their young company but could lose it all when Darrell's truck breaks down; Polar driver Todd Dewey has to backtrack hundreds of miles to recover lost freight.

Art Burke attempts to keep his rig above ground on a melting ice crossing; polar driver Alex Debogorski battles his way up a mud covered mountain.

Dog continues to pursue Marco across Colorado; a tip sends Dog and his team racing south to Pueblo looking for a longtime associate of Marco's.

Dog and the posse help Leland track down a small-time Bonnie and Clyde couple who allegedly stole a pair of Buddha statues.

Leland believes that one of his clients may be getting ready to run; Dog and the team hop a plane to the Big Island to assist.

Dog tries to match wits with a tricky target who has been in trouble with the law since he was a juvenile.

In San Antonio, Ozzy and Jack head to the Alamo to redress a shameful incident that occurred there in 1982; the guys visit NASA's Johnson Space Center, where they test drive the Mars Rover, and they stop at the Museum of Funeral History.

While on a road trip to Mount Rushmore, Jack and Ozzy engage in a quick-draw shootout, pan for gold, visit Wild Bill Hickok's grave in Deadwood, S.D., go inside a Minuteman nuclear missile site, and come face to face with Crazy Horse.

Ozzy and Jack pack up a camper and travel to Roswell, N.M.; while Jack is a true UFO believer, Ozzy is a skeptic; in New Mexico, they visit the Petroglyphs National Monument, the UFO Museum and the famous Roswell crash site.

Jack has a big surprise in store for his father's birthday and pulls a lot of strings to put together the perfect trip for him; the trip includes medical oddities, a penitentiary, a voyage 220-feet underground, and a relic from Ozzy's past.

A kidnapper grabs 8-year-old Chad Choice from his home in Texas, then torments his parents with two ransom demands; the case goes cold until the parents receive a chilling package in the mail that contains a letter and a skull.

Police hunt for a man who murders women in Iowa hotels; police get a killer to confess.

The impeachment process.

Criminals born in the 1930s Dust Bowl era, including Bonnie and Clyde.

For bigger payoffs, criminals turn from bank robbery to kidnapping.

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Hospital officials refuse to allow a woman with diabetes to return to her messy home; a woman's filthy home poses a threat to her 6-year-old grandson.

A woman learns of her mother's secret life as a hoarder; a couple's home contains 500,000 books.

A food hoarder's property is overrun by chickens and rotten eggs; the wife of an incarcerated murderer claims that loneliness caused her to become a hoarder.

The guys set their sights on a rare World War I military periscope rifle; Bayou Bob hopes to sell his massive engine from the 1890s; Johnnie is shocked to learn a 1950s military field phone also doubled as an electric torture device.

The guys check out a classic 1990 Ferrari 348; the guys visit customer regular Gerald's dairy farm for a business opportunity; a man brings in a rare late 1800s French gun that combines brass knuckles, a knife blade and a revolver all in one.

The guys check out a rare 1921 Tommy gun; Jimmie and Tammie meet a guy looking to sell a land grant signed by President Andrew Jackson; Joker believes he's struck it rich with a scarce pristine 1929 gold coin.

The guys check out a 1975 Mac Fire Truck; an old railroad track known as a Sherman Necktie; Joker pops by in hopes of selling his classic 1950s popcorn machine.

Darrell and Lisa fight to make it home over the hardest-hit trail; Art and the King of Obsolete reunite to haul a huge double trailer over a slick path; veteran Alex Debogorski races against the clock to deliver to a town in need.

The two rival companies work together to take on the biggest challenge in Ice Road Truckers history, pulling a cat train across the frozen Hudson Bay, but the untested ice shatters under the weight of the heavy haul.

Lisa and Todd struggle to complete their daring joint venture across the frozen Hudson Bay; Darrell braves the most torn up trail remaining on the winter roads; Art must face the last open ice crossing.

Experts predict one of the shortest and warmest winters on record; as a result, companies risk financial ruin and communities face deprivation unless the drivers can deliver vital supplies before their window of opportunity slams shut.

Dog and his team have a hard time pinning down a fugitive in Honolulu's downtown district; Dog discovers that the fugitive is not the only family member wanted by the law.

The Chapman clan tries to balance the demands of the job with preparations for Baby Lyssa's approaching wedding.

A tip from some children might help Dog locate a fugitive's girlfriend so he can try to enlist her assistance in bringing him in.

Bobby Brown asks Dog and his team for help hunting a fugitive, but they take his promise that "it will be an easy one" with a grain of salt.

The guys inspect a pristine 1866 Springfield Trapdoor rifle; a man brings in a rare Native American artifact; a very young picker tries to make a deal on a Civil War U.S. Cavalry horse bit.

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.

The guys check out original handwritten lyrics to "My Country 'Tis of Thee"; Jimmie is tempted to buy a vintage coin-operated kiddie pig ride; Johnnie and Tammie check out a Bulgarian version of Russia's popular AK rifle.

The team battles for a rare medieval Saxon helmet; one of the very first X-Men comic books is brought into the shop; Chester hopes to hunt down some cash for his crossbow.

The team hopes to secure a series of letters signed by Richard Nixon; Tammie and Johnnie check out a customized ATV; a pair of British Tower rifles are brought in.

A dry cleaning tag inside a sweatshirt left at a crime scene helps police track down a serial killer and rapist who had been eluding them for years.

A scheme to bribe a music magazine to manipulate the charts leads to murder; a man who buried evidence of murder tells the police.

Chronicles the roots of organized crime in the turbulent 1930s, including bootleggers and ethnic gangs.

American organized crime and its roots in Sicily; Al Capone's rise to power in Chicago; the destruction of Irish and Jewish gangs.

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Save thousands on car repairs.

A woman racks up $50,000 in credit-card debt as she fills her home with mounds of clothing; a woman's collection of cardboard boxes forces her out of her own house.

A man who suffered brain trauma in an accident collects items that he thinks may trigger his memories; a woman hoards items that belonged to three late family members.

Family members worry about the well-being of a painter whose home is filled with thousands of nude portraits; an out-of-control hoarder moves his food and television into the bathroom.

The guys look at a powerful WWII 50-caliber gun; a customer brings in photos from Apollo 13's legendary splashdown and rescue in the Pacific Ocean; an 1880s railroad lockbox.

A pair of Union Civil War swords; Johnnie and Walt kick the tires of a classic 1931 Ford Model A Cabriolet; an iconic Blue Dog print from one of Jimmy's favorite artists.

A seller brings in a rare 1915 Gibson dual-harp guitar; Johnnie and Fred check out a crawfish business; Jimmie has the opportunity to buy a disposable handgun dropped behind enemy lines during World War II.

The team checks out an ultrafast racing go-kart; Johnnie and Walt look at an enormous stuffed lion; a man stops by to sell his rare double-barreled knife pistol.

Art Burke crashes his truck into a snowbank; Alex Debogorski makes his return and faces off with an untested crossing; Mark Kohaykewych tests out new driver Steph Custance; Lisa Kelly faces a monster incline; Darrell Ward runs into rival Todd Dewey.

Lisa Kelly finds herself stranded hundreds of miles from the nearest town; Darrell Ward takes an off-road shortcut; Art Burke encounters a melting ice crossing and a full load; Steph Custance finds out whether she'll become part of the Polar team.

Darrell and Lisa head into Alberta and onto a trail nicknamed The Death Road; Art faces off with the ice crossing where he nearly lost his life last season; Todd takes rookie Steph Custance under his wing as she embarks on her first journey.

Rookie Steph Custance tries to complete the first ice road mission of her career; Alex Debogorski runs into a road block as temperatures soar; Art Burke attempts to deliver to a new community; Darrell Ward braves an unregulated winter road.

Dog and his team hunt a target with a taste for drugs and a record of reckless driving that resonates on the anniversary of the fatal vehicular accident that claimed the life of the bounty hunter's daughter, Barbara Katie.

Dog and his team track a fugitive, with a bad reputation and a knack for eluding the law, to try to put him behind bars.

Dog and the crew hunt a fugitive with an anger management problem.

Dog's investigative chops are tested by a bounty that keeps leading him closer to his childhood haunts.

Explores Mick Foley's unique, multifaceted career and induction into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2013, including his shocking match against Undertaker in 1998.

The story of one of the greatest technical athletes in the history of the sport, five-time WWE titleholder Bret Hart, with a look at his celebrated career.

A mysterious note left on a grave may prove vital in solving a 12-year-old murder; exhaustive questioning of a bereaved mother leads investigators to discover the fate of her three dead children.

A wild hunch pays off in the capture of a serial rapist; investigators solve the murder of a 6-year-old girl.

Joseph Kennedy and Frank Costello; John Kennedy and the Mafia.

The Mafia builds a power base; Vito Genovese accompanies Patton on the invasion of Sicily.

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Larry gets knee-deep in moonshine's secret history; champion frog jumper in California; a refresher course in table manners in Vermont.

Larry joins the Volusia County Sheriff's Department, plays polo and uncovers how barbecued brisket became an American delicacy.

Larry attempts to bust moose poachers, uncover Alaskan greatness and drop in unannounced on Wasilla's most famous citizen.

Larry assists a guy with the ultimate alligator obsession; Larry works at a haven that takes in ferocious big felines; Larry apprentices with a Maryland taxidermist.

Squirrel hunting in the Ozark Woods created the original American sharpshooters; elite army snipers at Fort Benning, Ga.; a man in Colorado may be the most well-armed man in America.

Larry tries to keep up with a four-generation shrimping family, helps exterminators and searches for paranormal activity.

Larry gets insights into our nation's capitol; Larry visits the Pentagon; Larry gets inside the FBI; Larry tries his hand at being a tour guide.

Larry helps deal with feral pigs; Larry catches nutria in Louisiana; Larry goes to the carp rodeo in Iowa.

Larry visits the great American plants making the Corvette and the Louisville Slugger; Larry searches for Bigfoot.

Embarking on parallel paths to the top, The Rock and Triple H battle each other both in the ring and behind the scenes; Freddie Prinze Jr. and luminaries including Kevin Owens, Johnny Gargano and John "Bradshaw" Layfield break down this epic rivalry.

The early '90s rivalry between Jake Roberts and Randy Savage.

A Missouri woman is convicted of killing her stepdaughter; a skeleton leads police to a serial killer.

Alligators help to solve a murder investigation; Phoenix police solve a 20-year-old homicide.

A phone-sting operation helps police to nab killers; a district attorney uses a "John Doe" warrant in the hunt for a rapist.

Police suspect that brothers murdered hunters, then fed them to pigs; police develop a DNA profile from a rapist's saliva.

New York District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey battles Dutch Schultz and Lucky Luciano.

Crime summit at Apalachin; Castellano seizes Gambino's power.

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The stench of a house's trash heap migrates to the street; a hoarder faces jail time.

A woman with terminal cancer tries to give her family back a home free of mess and clutter; a single mother worries her hoarding will cause her to lose her children.

A woman has more than 30 sickly cats; a teacher's hoard has already cost her a job.

A hoarding woman may lose her daughter; a groom never moved in to his wife's cluttered house.

The boys' weekend in the Hamptons with Quack-Quack continues.

John, Carmine and Frankie plan a belated surprise party for Victoria's birthday; feuding over whether Luigi will jump out of a cake.

Robert persuades Victoria to fire her incompetent assistant; Luigi tries to quit smoking; Carmine gets ripped off.

The rapper Gotti is welcomed into the house; things don't go quite as expected when the boys are asked to help record a rap song.

Donnie takes Bob and Oscar to scout a potential Wahlburgers location in St. Charles, Ill., and pulls out all the stops to convince Oscar to make Chicago his college town; Mark flies to Toronto for the premiere of his film "Deepwater Horizon."

Paul organizes a burger-eating contest at the Coney Island Wahlburgers to coincide with Donnie throwing out the ceremonial first pitch at a Brooklyn Cyclones baseball game; Bob's daughter asks him about their family heritage for a school project.

Mark forces Paul to prepare a meal for the Lords and Ladies of Hopetoun House in Scotland; Bob wants to get a burger named after him.

Mark and actor Josh Duhamel try to sneak Wahlburgers merchandise into some high-octane scenes of the latest "Transformers" film; Paul invites Alma out for lunch at a fancy restaurant in downtown Boston.

In Washington, D.C., Jack scrambles to arrange a tour of the White House; the guys visit the FBI Training Academy, a local legend known as Little Ozzy, a residence where the Beatles partied, and a park featuring the heads of U.S. presidents.

Off limits for 50 years, Jack and Ozzy head to Cuba, where they see classic automobiles, Cold War weaponry, Ernest Hemingway's house, and the presidential palace; Jack strives to bring home a little bit of Cuba in his suitcase.

Gene's dog Snippy goes missing; Paul Stanley falls ill moments before taking the stage, forcing Gene to decide whether the band should play as a trio.

Gene sees a series of specialists, who uncover a serious medical condition.

Gene ignores doctor's orders upon release from the hospital; Gene and Shannon appear on "The Adam Carolla Radio Show."

Gene meets a cast of odd characters trying to hitchhike to Las Vegas while stranded in the desert.

Shannon, Tracy and Sophie try to replace Kiss collectibles; comic Carrot Top rescues Gene from the desert.

Business cards found at the scene reveal the killer of a New York teen; a murder suspect confesses after police take DNA samples from him.

Retired officers track down a killer; DNA technology puts away a man who killed a co-worker.

Federal government battles the mob; Rico statutes; Castellano tapes.

Mobsters in the labor movement; Socks Lanza; Jimmy Hoffa; Willie Bioff and Hollywood; Murder Incorporated.

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A woman collects human waste in bottles; a woman awaiting the Rapture stockpiles material items for the unlucky souls who will be left behind.

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.

The guys inspect a pristine 1866 Springfield Trapdoor rifle; a man brings in a rare Native American artifact; a very young picker tries to make a deal on a Civil War U.S. Cavalry horse bit.

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.

Darrell Ward faces a trail known as "the obstacle course"; Todd Dewey strives to clear a melting ice bridge; Alex Debogorski hauls an oversized fuel tank; Art Burke stumbles onto an ice crossing in the middle of the night.

On her first solo trip, Steph Custance braves one of the longest ice crossings on the map; Darrell Ward attempts a triple delivery in a single day; an engine fire stops Lisa Kelly in her tracks; Todd Dewey celebrates his birthday stuck on a road.

Todd Dewey must fix his truck or find himself stranded a hundred miles from the nearest town; Alex Debogorski confronts a creek in the middle of the road; Art Burke receives bad news; Lisa Kelly battles an ice crossing unlike any she's seen.

As the end of the season nears, Mark Kohaykewych makes a deal with rivals Darrell Ward and Lisa Kelly to join forces for a four-truck convoy; Alex Debogorski must complete one of the longest trails; Art Burke's truck gives out on the ice.

Dog suspects the true intentions of a fugitive's girlfriend when she offers to help Dog trap the felon.

Dog underestimates a fugitive because of her non-threatening appearance.

A woman asks for Dog's help catching a fugitive and getting him back on the straight and narrow.

Duane Lee and Leland must cut their tennis match short in order to help Dog catch a fugitive with no known address.

The team pursues a fugitive over volcanic mountains and into the wilds of Puna, Hawaii.

Shannon and the children stage an intervention and take Gene on an impromptu vacation.

Shannon wins a session with a psychotherapist and wants reluctant Gene to attend.

Shannon suggests that Gene get a face-lift; Shannon gets news from the fertility specialist.

Gene's "demon" costume goes missing before an appearance.

Gene and fellow band-member Paul Stanley serve as grand marshals; Gene returns home to learn the results of Shannon's pregnancy test.

Gene suggests that he and Shannon adopt a child.

Gene and Shannon have dual cosmetic surgeries.

Complications force Shannon to remain in the hospital.

Forensic testing helps to solve the murder of a beauty queen; two hairs help to put a double-murderer behind bars.

An ex-girlfriend helps to bring a child-murderer to justice; a mysterious set of bones puts police on the trail of a teen's killer.

The marriage of David Davis and Shannon Mohr comes to an abrupt end when Shannon is killed in what was believed to have been a horseback-riding accident.

The story of the former Delaware prosecutor who was sentenced to death for the murder of his ex-lover.

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An armed thief breaks into the home of a woman who collects cars and electronics, threatening her mother and stealing some of her stash; the son of a Nazi SS member lives with his dog in a clutter-stuffed home.

A woman has 50 cats in her home, not counting the dead ones she keeps in her refrigerator; a hoarder uses a bucket for a bathroom and washes clothes in a kiddie pool.

Residents of a Victorian home fill their expensive abode with mountains of stuff; a man fills his house and eight storage units with worthless junk.

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.

The guys check out original handwritten lyrics to "My Country 'Tis of Thee"; Jimmie is tempted to buy a vintage coin-operated kiddie pig ride; Johnnie and Tammie check out a Bulgarian version of Russia's popular AK rifle.

The team battles for a rare medieval Saxon helmet; one of the very first X-Men comic books is brought into the shop; Chester hopes to hunt down some cash for his crossbow.

The team hopes to secure a series of letters signed by Richard Nixon; Tammie and Johnnie check out a customized ATV; a pair of British Tower rifles are brought in.

The truckers in the historic four-truck convoy face fire and a thin crossing; after Art Burke's engine dies, he must travel back to Winnipeg with Alex Debogorski over a trail that destroys his truck.

The drivers are ready for what is forecast to be a cold and busy winter, but the tragic passing of legendary driver Darrell Ward leaves the drivers wondering who can take his place.

Lisa Kelly finds herself in a real jam after jackknifing her truck deep in the back-country; Alex Debogorski gets more than he bargained for when he falls through a patch of thin ice; Todd Dewey comes to the aid of a stranded trucker.

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.

Dog calls Tim Chapman out of retirement to help him track an elusive fugitive.

When the cops put out an APB for a client with a checked past, Dog springs into action; little does the team suspect that before the end of the day, Dog will be helping to mend a family torn apart by violence.

Dog searches for the perfect gift for Cecily's 16th birthday and hunts a fugitive with a connection to his estranged son Tucker.

Dog encounters fighting roosters, hostile squatters and more odd characters while on the hunt for an elusive and clever criminal that takes Dog through the parts of Hawaii that tourists never see.

Donnie gives his workaholic brother Paul a break by taking him out in a replica of his favorite childhood car; Alma and the girls enjoy seafood wraps and mud baths at a spa.

Johnny Drama gets to audition for a film role when Mark brings his real-life entourage to Los Angeles; Alma secretly reads unsolicited scripts that Paul has been routinely discarding.

The Wahlberg clan reunites for a Patriots' Day celebration; Jim and a couple of the New Kids on the Block run the Boston Marathon; Paul attempts to learn Uncle Archie's secret meatball recipe.

New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski gives Paul fantasy-football pointers; Mark brings Johnny to a Los Angeles dentist; Alma becomes addicted to her new smartphone.

Johnny and Henry tag along when Mark travels to Hong Kong to promote a film; Johnny auditions for a commercial, while Henry fills his stomach of steel with local delicacies.

The boys get mischievous on the local holiday known as Dorchester Day; Johnny "Drama" and Henry "Nacho" are enlisted to paint a shed in Donnie's backyard.

Donnie becomes homesick during a European tour with the New Kids on the Block; Paul travels to London to cheer up his brother and ends up cooking a feast for the band.

A man is convicted in the gruesome murders of four black female prostitutes in Miami; detectives nail the rapist-killer of a 6-year-old girl.

DNA on a scarf helps to convict a homeless man of murder; a victim's phone call and his own writings help to convict a man who imprisoned teens in an underground bunker.

Hospital worker Robert Diaz is convicted of killing 12 patients by giving them an overdose of a common heart-regulating drug.

Barbara Stager is convicted of murdering her second husband after being acquitted of killing her first.

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The suggestion of discarding useless items raises a mother's rancor; a woman of privilege descends into hoarding following the murder of her husband.

A former international supermodel fills her home with trash-bin treasures; a man moves the contents of his shoe-repair business into his home.

A hoarder must clean up her home after a neighbor reports her to the authorities; a former antiques dealer's home becomes a fire hazard.

A signed Ted Williams baseball bat; a mourning armband worn during Abraham Lincoln's funeral; a 24-karat, gold-plated M16 gun commemorating the capture of Saddam Hussein is brought into the shop.

A drummer's pad signed by Louis Armstrong; three unopened Prohibition-era whiskey bottles; Tammie looks at a World War II Inglis pistol.

An old hunting rifle believed to have belonged to George Washington; an old friend of Jimmie's wants to sell his 12-foot Indian-style totem pole; Gerard shows up with a chair made out of cattle horns.

The guys consider buying a massive 40-foot barbecue pit on wheels; a seller brings in a miniature horse; a customer looks to buy a prop gun from the movie "Gone with the Wind."

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.

Reno Ward has a disastrous encounter with a speeding pick-up truck; Lisa Kelly attempts to rescue Reno but is forced to leave him to fend for himself; Art Burke attempts to deliver a Zamboni to save an isolated community's hockey season.

Baby Lyssa joins her father in the hunt for a renegade teen with a history of running.

Beth hopes for a romantic anniversary dinner with Dog, but the call of duty spoils their plans.

Today Dog finds himself looking for more than one fugitive. He starts the day looking for a woman who has skipped out on her court date. But he soon learns that since she disappeared she has teamed up with a woman whose criminal exploits have attracted the attention of local media. Word on the street is that they are on the run together. In this case love isn't the answer--in fact, it might be the problem.

When Dog gives a drug addict a second chance, the man flees on his way to rehab.

Ozzy and Jack head to the United Kingdom; Ozzy seeks to get his hands on Alan Turing's Nazi code breaking machine; Jack tries to convince his father to go to a monument known as Superhenge; Jack pursues his dream of getting his father knighted.

Ozzy and Jack travel to Japan, where they go in search of a Samurai master and secure an invitation to try their hand at forging a katana blade; then, Jack wants to get a Tebori tattoo from a legendary tattoo master of the ancient art form.

In Washington, D.C., Jack scrambles to arrange a tour of the White House; the guys visit the FBI Training Academy, a local legend known as Little Ozzy, a residence where the Beatles partied, and a park featuring the heads of U.S. presidents.

Off limits for 50 years, Jack and Ozzy head to Cuba, where they see classic automobiles, Cold War weaponry, Ernest Hemingway's house, and the presidential palace; Jack strives to bring home a little bit of Cuba in his suitcase.

DNA evidence helps to convict the man who raped and killed an elderly woman; shell casings help to convict the killer of a security guard.

A man suspected of the cold case murder of his wife and son hatches a new plot to kill his mother and father; detectives solve the 20-year-old murder of a teenager by tricking her killer into licking an envelope.

Murderers claim their victim was killed because he was a ruthless bully.

How the double-jeopardy law prevented confessed killer Melvin Ignatow from serving time in the death of his fiancé.

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Two former punk rockers stuff their home with records, comic books, mannequins and other eclectic items; a concerned niece is the only family member willing to help out a hoarding relative.

A young stay at home mom and her husband fear that child protective services may take their three children away because of their hoarding; a woman has two freezers and four refrigerators full of food in various stages of decay.

A woman's compulsive shopping depletes her family's finances, fills every room in her home and leads to her divorce; a man faces eviction from subsidized housing because his apartment is filled with garbage and excrement.

Jimmie challenges his staff to a scary Halloween costume contest; a 1967 Cadillac Fleetwood hearse; a "Sleepy Hollow" movie collectible with a Johnny Depp autograph.

Southern-style bowling; an LSU-themed chopper comes in.

The guys test-drive a rare James Bond-type Aston Martin; Johnnie tries to secure the rights to a land grant signed by President James Madison; local musician Wade Benson Landry swings by the shop to sell one of his famous rhinestone stage suits.

Jimmie and Tammie check out a 1960s voting machine; a customer comes in to sell his 1970s Mego superhero action figures; Jimmie tries to lock down a price on an old Mississippi prison ball and chain.

A big bump takes out Art Burke's radiator; Todd Dewey's rig lands in a snowbank; Steph Custance regrets her foray onto a wet ice crossing; Alex Debogorski uses a sled to drag a construction shack across a frozen lake.