When Fancy (Garcelle Beauvais) meets someone new, Jamie (Jamie Foxx) tries to monopolize her time by pretending to be sick.

Jamie (Jamie Foxx) finds size 22 basketball shoes underneath Fancy's (Garcelle Beauvais) bed while poking around her apartment. Guest stars: NBA players Kevin Garnett and Derek Fisher.

Jamie (Jamie Foxx) finds himself competing with Cupid (guest star Gary Coleman) for Fancy's (Garcelle Beauvais) affections.

After Shawn and Marlon find Pops' old diary, they decide to reunite his favorite group, the Temptones.

Marlon (Marlon Wayans) interfaces with a thrill-seeking woman (guest star Dominque Jennings) while trolling the Internet for love. Guest stars Pam Grier. With Shawn Wayans.

Shawn becomes Marlon's agent to help Marlon get an acting job.

Marlon and Shawn's (Marlon and Shawn Wayans) idea of getting back to nature while camping makes Pops (John Witherspoon) feel rejected.

A guardian angel shows Marlon what life would be like without him.

Shawn and Marlon (Shawn and Marlon Wayans) have TC (Phill Lewis) arrested when they suspect him of robbing their apartment.

Shawn and Marlon (Shawn and Marlon Wayans) plan to get back at a former teacher (Ted Hayden) who was mean to them in school.

Shawn is excited to work at a big advertising firm until he realizes that big business is not what it seems to be.

Shawn and Marlon (Shawn and Marlon Wayans) suspect Pops (John Witherspoon) is having an affair.

The neighborhood bully forces Marlon (Marlon Wayans) to marry his sister.

After performing an emergency delivery, Dee realizes she wants her own child and turns to Shawn, Marlon and Pops for help.

Grandma tricks Shawn and Marlon into spending time with her, so they decide to find her a boyfriend; Dee is frustrated at being single.

When baseball player Kenny Lofton visits, Marlon and Shawn recall when the three of them were Little Leaguers.

Marlon lands a role in a play with singer Keith Sweat, and Shawn feels left behind when Marlon's play goes on tour.

Marlon (Marlon Wayans) shares the stage with music star Keith Sweat (appearing as himself).

Shawn blames all his relationship problems on Kelly, who stood him up at the prom eight years earlier.

Shawn (Shawn Wayans) and Marlon (Marlon Wayans) become jealous when a mysterious visitor tells Pop (John Witherspoon) that she's his daughter.

Marlon does a stand-up comedy routine at Bud Masada's club, but hurts his family when he focuses on family put-downs.

When Shawn discovers his employment was based on the color of his skin, he dreams about a simpler life.

Marlon discovers Shawn's old buddy (Casey Lee) is a deadbeat.

Shawn and Marlon (Shawn and Marlon Wayans) believe Pops (John Witherspoon) is dying, so they arrange for him to meet singer Gloria Gaynor.

Music trio En Vogue sues Marlon after he sells an innocent picture of the group to a tabloid magazine.

Marlon (Marlon Wayans) witnesses a bank robbery and his cooperation with the police puts him in danger. With Shawn Wayans and John Witherspoon.

A former co-worker (guest star Jack Plotnick), now an Internal Revenue Service agent, threatens Shawn (Shawn Wayans).

Will is smitten with an old-fashioned young woman who insists his amorous intentions include marriage.

A despondent Carlton is visited by his guardian angel after being rejected by Princeton.

Carlton is hospitalized when he mistakes Will's amphetamines for vitamins on the night of the senior prom.

Will and Uncle Phil get stuck in an elevator just as Vivian is about to give birth.

The boys gamble away their money to a female card shark who takes a fancy to Carlton, making her boyfriend jealous.

Will welcomes a childhood friend who is in L.A. to compete in a comedy club showcase.

Aunt Vivian and Uncle Phil decide to renew their wedding vows on their 25th wedding anniversary.

In order to graduate, Will must enroll in a music class for child prodigies and dress as a flower for the school play.

Will and Carlton learn life isn't always a party when they rent an off-campus apartment.

Will and Carlton are booted from their apartment; Hilary gets a shocking on-air proposal.

Will learns a lesson about creative thinking when he decides to drop a philosophy course.

To meet girls, Will poses as his newborn cousin's single dad.

Jamie and Fancy agree not to have bachelor and bachelorette parties, and then promptly begin planning wild blowouts.

Helen and Junior bequeath the hotel to Jamie and Fancy as they announce their retirement from the business.

Jamie (Jamie Foxx) serenades his bride (Garcelle Beauvais) with a wedding song on their special day. Guest stars: Gladys Knight, Gerald Levert, Marilyn McCoo, James Avery, Billy Davis Jr. and E-40.

Trying to win favor with Fancy, Jamie becomes a Big Brother, but ends up with more than he bargained for.

When Jamie's (Jamie Foxx) ex turns up at the hotel, he misreads her intentions about getting together again.

Braxton (Christopher B. Duncan) proves himself a lady-killer when he and Jamie (Jamie Foxx) spend a night on the town. NBA star Gary Payton guest stars.

Jamie uses Aunt Helen's sweet-potato pie recipe to go into business.

Braxton's (Christopher B. Duncan) uncouth parents embarrass him when they attend a dinner held in his honor.

The diamond ring Junior bought for Helen won't come off Fancy's finger.

An accidental Halloween kiss leaves Jamie and Fancy (Jamie Foxx, Garcelle Beauvais) fantasizing about each other.

Jamie (Jamie Foxx) looks to get his big show biz break from one of Uncle Junior's (Garrett Morris) old Army buddies.

Jamie lands a small role in an action film, but when he knocks out a main actor, he must face the film's star, Jackie Chin.

Marlon's letter-writing campaign gets the Williams family on a TV game show, but Shawn thinks Marlon should stay home.

Marlon (Marlon Wayans) accidentally challenges a boxing champion (guest star Hector "Macho" Camacho) to a fight.

Marlon (Marlon Wayans) begins dating a single mother (guest star Kent Masters-King) and finds he has a lot in common with her 7-year-old son (guest star Jeremy Suarez).

Shawn and Marlon (Shawn and Marlon Wayans) take Dee's (Anna Maria Horsford) new boyfriend (guest star Richard Whiten) out for a night on the town.

Marlon is tricked into signing a lease for a tenement apartment, then asks Shawn to help him get out of it.

Marlon's (Marlon Wayans) research for an audition leads to a homeless man (guest star Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs) moving in with him.

Shawn (Shawn Wayans) worries that Pops (John Witherspoon) will embarrass him when he meets his rich girlfriend's father (guest star Tucker Smallwood).

Rapper Busta Rhymes (as himself) saves the day after Marlon and Shawn (Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans) lose money for Dee's (Anna Maria Horsford) church benefit.

Shawn and Marlon (Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans) go on "The Jerry Springer Show" and end up battling over Marlon's girlfriend (guest star Adriane Kelly). Jerry Springer also guest stars.

Shawn and Marlon (Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans) plot to keep Pops (John Witherspoon) from selling the family home by making it less marketable.

Pops (John Witherspoon) shows off his chili at a food festival, but he doesn't know its secret ingredient: dog food.

Dr. Drew helps mediate the conflict between Angelina and Jenni; Deena learns her private conversation with Mike wasn't so private; Mike and Lauren get the best news of their lives.

Angelina's wedding redo is planned; Uncle Nino officiates; Vinny gives the wedding speech.

Ten months after a bridesmaids speech almost destroyed the family, Angelina gets her wedding redo while Mike tries to keep his secret until after the festivities.

The gang is back together, and big changes are in the air; Pauly D has a new look, Vinny is looking for a new home, and when social media explodes with rumors about the demise of Angelina and Chris's marriage, Mike takes on a new alter ego.

The honeymoon might be over for Angelina after Chris moves out, but Mike has a lot to celebrate as he reaches his five-year soberversary; to mark the occasion the roomies throw a parade in his honor; the surprise return of a certain roommate.

Snooki returns to celebrate Mike's five-year soberversary, and the roommates begin to plan their next big family vacation; everything comes to a screeching halt when a wild rumor surfaces involving Angelina, her marriage and chicken tenders.

A boozy brunch with Snooki and Angelina goes sideways when Snooki spills the beans about the video evidence of Angelina in Old Bridge. Chris moves back home. And the roommates head to the Poconos for their big winter vacation.

Jenni has a huge announcement, but before the celebration can begin, the roommates must deal with the elephant in the room that is currently casting a rather large shadow over their Poconos vacation, and the videos of Angelina and her mystery.

Vinny suffers an unspeakable loss; Angelina confronts Jenni about the videos; the roommates try their hand at winter sports.

After one agent is deactivated, TJ institutes a security breach, shaking up partnerships; the mission is Agent Down, in which agents must overcome their fears of heights.

When rumors spread about Theresa's loyalties, she quickly becomes public enemy number one; a pair of agents find their partnership struggling during Mission: Smuggle Run; the new double agent's lack of transparency raises red flags.

A target is placed on a strong pair of agents; Devin presses an agent's buttons; agents must face their fears while hanging off of a helicopter.

Aneesa and Olympian Lolo Jones get into a heated exchange during a muddy competition; CT starts to worry about his partnership with Big T; Amber M becomes suspicious of one of her closest friends in the game.

One agent is called out after trying to appease both her alliance and her new group of friends; T.J. forces the agents to participate in his favorite game; old grudges resurface as two rivals go head to head.

Two agents' attraction to one another heats up; Lolo and Nam's relationship grows cold; after a major win during Mission: Black Sand Ops, the double agents struggle to get on the same page.

CT fears he may be locked out of getting a Gold Skull and decides to train Big T for battle; one agent's unforgettable performance shocks everyone during the high-flying Mission: Air Lift; TJ drops a bombshell.

The ramifications of TJ's twist sends shockwaves through Headquarters; one agent becomes public enemy number one after a controversial game move; an injury causes a major setback for one player.

Agents take part in the terrifying "Mission: Survive the Night," where they must confront their worst fears; with Gold Skulls on the line, players question whether or not they have the right partners to survive.

When two rivals becomes partners, they fear that their bad blood will keep them from winning; after losing what seems like thousands of partners and constantly being the Rogue Agent, Cory hopes to finally break his own curse.

While forming friendships, rivalries and romances, badass reality competitors from around the globe face off in cutthroat challenges and brutal eliminations, with the chance to earn their share of a million-dollar prize.

While forming friendships, rivalries and romances, badass reality competitors from around the globe face off in cutthroat challenges and brutal eliminations, with the chance to earn their share of a million-dollar prize.

While forming friendships, rivalries and romances, badass reality competitors from around the globe face off in cutthroat challenges and brutal eliminations, with the chance to earn their share of a million-dollar prize.

While forming friendships, rivalries and romances, badass reality competitors from around the globe face off in cutthroat challenges and brutal eliminations, with the chance to earn their share of a million-dollar prize.

Ton and Allen go up against former employee Carolyn over a motocross bike and rare stock whip.

Allen and Ton score a 1960s autographed tattoo machine; Terry Ives competition chainsaw.

A ruthless store owner tries to stop Ton and Allen from scoring new items in Santa Barbara so they fight back; the guys uncover a rare antique air gun and a vintage wooden boat built for speed.

Two opponents best Ton and Allen, leaving them little chance to break even.

A French "Harmonica Pistol" from the 1800s and combat robots from the 1990s.

Ton and Allen race to purchase a rare comic; Allen lives out a childhood fantasy with a Samurai sword.

The shop's landlord wants to talk to the guys; Allen puts an experimental powered parachute to the test.

The guys head to Los Angeles to find some heavy machinery.

When their truck breaks down, Ton and Allen lay it all on the line to raise money to fix her. They score a Foosball table, Tommy Gun drums and to Ton's delight, a treasure trove of Twinkies, but will it be enough?

Shooting star carnival game; fighting cage.

The guys leave an auction empty handed and try to find new merchandise at a yard sale; questionable antique tennis rackets and an ancient special effects box may not earn them anything.

The guys are successful in obtaining a 1970s Z-Flex Jimmy Plumer Poolrider skateboard with artwork and a Kevlar bulletproof vest with helmet used by S.W.A.T teams.

1800s whaling harpoon; 1940s tandem bicycle; vintage American flag collection.

1978 pinball machine; 1898 dice popper gambling device.

Winchester buffalo rifle; collection of electric Slot Cars.

Dynamite detonator box; treasure chest with secret compartments; smelting jewelry.

Palm Springs for a desert auction; '70s sandrail dune racer; 1965 replica Mustang pool table.

All-terrain hovercraft; 1970s NASA clock.

Fastest 4-wheeler ever; 1910s Derringer.

1870s French Jarre Dolne Duster, combination revolver/knife/brass-knuckles; George Rodrigue "Blue Dog" screenprint; autographed "Raging Bull" movie poster.

A 1970s fighting chair; military miles training system.

1984 Yamaha SS440 Snowmobile; baseball signed by Hank Aaron; a 1920s baseball glove.

1953 Chevy-inspired bumper car; M16; aerosol-powered spud gun potato launchers.

WWII Stuart M3 tank barrel; heavy duty tank treads; collectors' humidor; high-end meat slicer.

Texas native Jamie King is an aspiring actor who heads to Hollywood in hopes to find fame and fortune in the entertainment industry. To support himself, he works at his uncle's Los Angeles hotel, the King's Towers. On the job, he competes for the attention of gorgeous desk clerk Francesca "Fancy" Monroe, who has made it clear that she is not interested in an office romance. Nevertheless, Jamie is determined to hone his skills as an entertainer and move into the limelight.

Texas native Jamie King is an aspiring actor who heads to Hollywood in hopes to find fame and fortune in the entertainment industry. To support himself, he works at his uncle's Los Angeles hotel, the King's Towers. On the job, he competes for the attention of gorgeous desk clerk Francesca "Fancy" Monroe, who has made it clear that she is not interested in an office romance. Nevertheless, Jamie is determined to hone his skills as an entertainer and move into the limelight.

Texas native Jamie King is an aspiring actor who heads to Hollywood in hopes to find fame and fortune in the entertainment industry. To support himself, he works at his uncle's Los Angeles hotel, the King's Towers. On the job, he competes for the attention of gorgeous desk clerk Francesca "Fancy" Monroe, who has made it clear that she is not interested in an office romance. Nevertheless, Jamie is determined to hone his skills as an entertainer and move into the limelight.

Texas native Jamie King is an aspiring actor who heads to Hollywood in hopes to find fame and fortune in the entertainment industry. To support himself, he works at his uncle's Los Angeles hotel, the King's Towers. On the job, he competes for the attention of gorgeous desk clerk Francesca "Fancy" Monroe, who has made it clear that she is not interested in an office romance. Nevertheless, Jamie is determined to hone his skills as an entertainer and move into the limelight.

Will Smith more or less plays himself in this good-natured NBC sitcom. As the show's popular theme song explains, fictional Will's mom sends him away from his rough Philadelphia neighborhood to live with wealthy Uncle Phil and Aunt Vivian in Bel-Air. Will often has fun at the expense of stuck-up cousins Carlton and Hilary.

Will Smith more or less plays himself in this good-natured NBC sitcom. As the show's popular theme song explains, fictional Will's mom sends him away from his rough Philadelphia neighborhood to live with wealthy Uncle Phil and Aunt Vivian in Bel-Air. Will often has fun at the expense of stuck-up cousins Carlton and Hilary.

Will Smith more or less plays himself in this good-natured NBC sitcom. As the show's popular theme song explains, fictional Will's mom sends him away from his rough Philadelphia neighborhood to live with wealthy Uncle Phil and Aunt Vivian in Bel-Air. Will often has fun at the expense of stuck-up cousins Carlton and Hilary.

Will Smith more or less plays himself in this good-natured NBC sitcom. As the show's popular theme song explains, fictional Will's mom sends him away from his rough Philadelphia neighborhood to live with wealthy Uncle Phil and Aunt Vivian in Bel-Air. Will often has fun at the expense of stuck-up cousins Carlton and Hilary.

Brothers Shawn and Marlon are on the lookout for money and success, though the two are complete opposites. Shawn is responsible and conservative while Marlon is free-spirited and liberal. They are not immune to sibling rivalry, but frequently enjoy being each other's partner in crime.

Brothers Shawn and Marlon are on the lookout for money and success, though the two are complete opposites. Shawn is responsible and conservative while Marlon is free-spirited and liberal. They are not immune to sibling rivalry, but frequently enjoy being each other's partner in crime.

Brothers Shawn and Marlon are on the lookout for money and success, though the two are complete opposites. Shawn is responsible and conservative while Marlon is free-spirited and liberal. They are not immune to sibling rivalry, but frequently enjoy being each other's partner in crime.

Brothers Shawn and Marlon are on the lookout for money and success, though the two are complete opposites. Shawn is responsible and conservative while Marlon is free-spirited and liberal. They are not immune to sibling rivalry, but frequently enjoy being each other's partner in crime.

Brothers Shawn and Marlon are on the lookout for money and success, though the two are complete opposites. Shawn is responsible and conservative while Marlon is free-spirited and liberal. They are not immune to sibling rivalry, but frequently enjoy being each other's partner in crime.

Brothers Shawn and Marlon are on the lookout for money and success, though the two are complete opposites. Shawn is responsible and conservative while Marlon is free-spirited and liberal. They are not immune to sibling rivalry, but frequently enjoy being each other's partner in crime.

For four seasons fans of "Teen Mom" watched Maci, Amber and Catelynn face multiple challenges in their first years of motherhood, including such things as graduating from high school, relationships, getting jobs, beginning college and moving out on their own. Oh, and raising their first child. Now the original girls -- hence, the "OG" in the revived series title -- return to reveal the challenges of raising children on camera, and how life in the public eye has shaped them as parents and people. It's an unprecedented view of young mothers facing the responsibilities of parenthood as their children enter kindergarten, start little league and reach other milestones of youth.

For four seasons fans of "Teen Mom" watched Maci, Amber and Catelynn face multiple challenges in their first years of motherhood, including such things as graduating from high school, relationships, getting jobs, beginning college and moving out on their own. Oh, and raising their first child. Now the original girls -- hence, the "OG" in the revived series title -- return to reveal the challenges of raising children on camera, and how life in the public eye has shaped them as parents and people. It's an unprecedented view of young mothers facing the responsibilities of parenthood as their children enter kindergarten, start little league and reach other milestones of youth.

For four seasons fans of "Teen Mom" watched Maci, Amber and Catelynn face multiple challenges in their first years of motherhood, including such things as graduating from high school, relationships, getting jobs, beginning college and moving out on their own. Oh, and raising their first child. Now the original girls -- hence, the "OG" in the revived series title -- return to reveal the challenges of raising children on camera, and how life in the public eye has shaped them as parents and people. It's an unprecedented view of young mothers facing the responsibilities of parenthood as their children enter kindergarten, start little league and reach other milestones of youth.

For four seasons fans of "Teen Mom" watched Maci, Amber and Catelynn face multiple challenges in their first years of motherhood, including such things as graduating from high school, relationships, getting jobs, beginning college and moving out on their own. Oh, and raising their first child. Now the original girls -- hence, the "OG" in the revived series title -- return to reveal the challenges of raising children on camera, and how life in the public eye has shaped them as parents and people. It's an unprecedented view of young mothers facing the responsibilities of parenthood as their children enter kindergarten, start little league and reach other milestones of youth.

For four seasons fans of "Teen Mom" watched Maci, Amber and Catelynn face multiple challenges in their first years of motherhood, including such things as graduating from high school, relationships, getting jobs, beginning college and moving out on their own. Oh, and raising their first child. Now the original girls -- hence, the "OG" in the revived series title -- return to reveal the challenges of raising children on camera, and how life in the public eye has shaped them as parents and people. It's an unprecedented view of young mothers facing the responsibilities of parenthood as their children enter kindergarten, start little league and reach other milestones of youth.

For four seasons fans of "Teen Mom" watched Maci, Amber and Catelynn face multiple challenges in their first years of motherhood, including such things as graduating from high school, relationships, getting jobs, beginning college and moving out on their own. Oh, and raising their first child. Now the original girls -- hence, the "OG" in the revived series title -- return to reveal the challenges of raising children on camera, and how life in the public eye has shaped them as parents and people. It's an unprecedented view of young mothers facing the responsibilities of parenthood as their children enter kindergarten, start little league and reach other milestones of youth.

For four seasons fans of "Teen Mom" watched Maci, Amber and Catelynn face multiple challenges in their first years of motherhood, including such things as graduating from high school, relationships, getting jobs, beginning college and moving out on their own. Oh, and raising their first child. Now the original girls -- hence, the "OG" in the revived series title -- return to reveal the challenges of raising children on camera, and how life in the public eye has shaped them as parents and people. It's an unprecedented view of young mothers facing the responsibilities of parenthood as their children enter kindergarten, start little league and reach other milestones of youth.

For four seasons fans of "Teen Mom" watched Maci, Amber and Catelynn face multiple challenges in their first years of motherhood, including such things as graduating from high school, relationships, getting jobs, beginning college and moving out on their own. Oh, and raising their first child. Now the original girls -- hence, the "OG" in the revived series title -- return to reveal the challenges of raising children on camera, and how life in the public eye has shaped them as parents and people. It's an unprecedented view of young mothers facing the responsibilities of parenthood as their children enter kindergarten, start little league and reach other milestones of youth.

For four seasons fans of "Teen Mom" watched Maci, Amber and Catelynn face multiple challenges in their first years of motherhood, including such things as graduating from high school, relationships, getting jobs, beginning college and moving out on their own. Oh, and raising their first child. Now the original girls -- hence, the "OG" in the revived series title -- return to reveal the challenges of raising children on camera, and how life in the public eye has shaped them as parents and people. It's an unprecedented view of young mothers facing the responsibilities of parenthood as their children enter kindergarten, start little league and reach other milestones of youth.

For four seasons fans of "Teen Mom" watched Maci, Amber and Catelynn face multiple challenges in their first years of motherhood, including such things as graduating from high school, relationships, getting jobs, beginning college and moving out on their own. Oh, and raising their first child. Now the original girls -- hence, the "OG" in the revived series title -- return to reveal the challenges of raising children on camera, and how life in the public eye has shaped them as parents and people. It's an unprecedented view of young mothers facing the responsibilities of parenthood as their children enter kindergarten, start little league and reach other milestones of youth.

For four seasons fans of "Teen Mom" watched Maci, Amber and Catelynn face multiple challenges in their first years of motherhood, including such things as graduating from high school, relationships, getting jobs, beginning college and moving out on their own. Oh, and raising their first child. Now the original girls -- hence, the "OG" in the revived series title -- return to reveal the challenges of raising children on camera, and how life in the public eye has shaped them as parents and people. It's an unprecedented view of young mothers facing the responsibilities of parenthood as their children enter kindergarten, start little league and reach other milestones of youth.

Motivational guru Lewis Howes joins Rob, Chanel and Steelo to talk about "The School of Wackness," motivators who are nothing more than "Halfway Howes," and the fear known as "Asnakenophobia."

For four seasons fans of "Teen Mom" watched Maci, Amber and Catelynn face multiple challenges in their first years of motherhood, including such things as graduating from high school, relationships, getting jobs, beginning college and moving out on their own. Oh, and raising their first child. Now the original girls -- hence, the "OG" in the revived series title -- return to reveal the challenges of raising children on camera, and how life in the public eye has shaped them as parents and people. It's an unprecedented view of young mothers facing the responsibilities of parenthood as their children enter kindergarten, start little league and reach other milestones of youth.

Jordan Clarkson; "Jammies"; "Tongue Cam"; "Gettin' Laked."

Don't be ridiculous! When it comes to Internet videos run amok, however, the more zany, unbelievable and downright dangerous the clips are, the greater the chance they'll be shown on this series. It features amateur viral videos being critiqued by MTV personality Rob Dyrdek ("Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory"), who knows a thing or two about pushing the envelope from his pro skateboarding days. With commentary from Sterling "Steelo" Brim and Chanel (the rapping receptionist from "Fantasy Factory"), Dyrdek breaks down the clips by putting them in such categories as "Hot Mess," "Worst Case Scenario," "Redneck Good Times" and "What Happened Last Night." It's sure to be seriously ridiculous.

Don't be ridiculous! When it comes to Internet videos run amok, however, the more zany, unbelievable and downright dangerous the clips are, the greater the chance they'll be shown on this series. It features amateur viral videos being critiqued by MTV personality Rob Dyrdek ("Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory"), who knows a thing or two about pushing the envelope from his pro skateboarding days. With commentary from Sterling "Steelo" Brim and Chanel (the rapping receptionist from "Fantasy Factory"), Dyrdek breaks down the clips by putting them in such categories as "Hot Mess," "Worst Case Scenario," "Redneck Good Times" and "What Happened Last Night." It's sure to be seriously ridiculous.

Don't be ridiculous! When it comes to Internet videos run amok, however, the more zany, unbelievable and downright dangerous the clips are, the greater the chance they'll be shown on this series. It features amateur viral videos being critiqued by MTV personality Rob Dyrdek ("Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory"), who knows a thing or two about pushing the envelope from his pro skateboarding days. With commentary from Sterling "Steelo" Brim and Chanel (the rapping receptionist from "Fantasy Factory"), Dyrdek breaks down the clips by putting them in such categories as "Hot Mess," "Worst Case Scenario," "Redneck Good Times" and "What Happened Last Night." It's sure to be seriously ridiculous.

Don't be ridiculous! When it comes to Internet videos run amok, however, the more zany, unbelievable and downright dangerous the clips are, the greater the chance they'll be shown on this series. It features amateur viral videos being critiqued by MTV personality Rob Dyrdek ("Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory"), who knows a thing or two about pushing the envelope from his pro skateboarding days. With commentary from Sterling "Steelo" Brim and Chanel (the rapping receptionist from "Fantasy Factory"), Dyrdek breaks down the clips by putting them in such categories as "Hot Mess," "Worst Case Scenario," "Redneck Good Times" and "What Happened Last Night." It's sure to be seriously ridiculous.

Don't be ridiculous! When it comes to Internet videos run amok, however, the more zany, unbelievable and downright dangerous the clips are, the greater the chance they'll be shown on this series. It features amateur viral videos being critiqued by MTV personality Rob Dyrdek ("Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory"), who knows a thing or two about pushing the envelope from his pro skateboarding days. With commentary from Sterling "Steelo" Brim and Chanel (the rapping receptionist from "Fantasy Factory"), Dyrdek breaks down the clips by putting them in such categories as "Hot Mess," "Worst Case Scenario," "Redneck Good Times" and "What Happened Last Night." It's sure to be seriously ridiculous.

Don't be ridiculous! When it comes to Internet videos run amok, however, the more zany, unbelievable and downright dangerous the clips are, the greater the chance they'll be shown on this series. It features amateur viral videos being critiqued by MTV personality Rob Dyrdek ("Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory"), who knows a thing or two about pushing the envelope from his pro skateboarding days. With commentary from Sterling "Steelo" Brim and Chanel (the rapping receptionist from "Fantasy Factory"), Dyrdek breaks down the clips by putting them in such categories as "Hot Mess," "Worst Case Scenario," "Redneck Good Times" and "What Happened Last Night." It's sure to be seriously ridiculous.

Don't be ridiculous! When it comes to Internet videos run amok, however, the more zany, unbelievable and downright dangerous the clips are, the greater the chance they'll be shown on this series. It features amateur viral videos being critiqued by MTV personality Rob Dyrdek ("Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory"), who knows a thing or two about pushing the envelope from his pro skateboarding days. With commentary from Sterling "Steelo" Brim and Chanel (the rapping receptionist from "Fantasy Factory"), Dyrdek breaks down the clips by putting them in such categories as "Hot Mess," "Worst Case Scenario," "Redneck Good Times" and "What Happened Last Night." It's sure to be seriously ridiculous.

Don't be ridiculous! When it comes to Internet videos run amok, however, the more zany, unbelievable and downright dangerous the clips are, the greater the chance they'll be shown on this series. It features amateur viral videos being critiqued by MTV personality Rob Dyrdek ("Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory"), who knows a thing or two about pushing the envelope from his pro skateboarding days. With commentary from Sterling "Steelo" Brim and Chanel (the rapping receptionist from "Fantasy Factory"), Dyrdek breaks down the clips by putting them in such categories as "Hot Mess," "Worst Case Scenario," "Redneck Good Times" and "What Happened Last Night." It's sure to be seriously ridiculous.

Don't be ridiculous! When it comes to Internet videos run amok, however, the more zany, unbelievable and downright dangerous the clips are, the greater the chance they'll be shown on this series. It features amateur viral videos being critiqued by MTV personality Rob Dyrdek ("Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory"), who knows a thing or two about pushing the envelope from his pro skateboarding days. With commentary from Sterling "Steelo" Brim and Chanel (the rapping receptionist from "Fantasy Factory"), Dyrdek breaks down the clips by putting them in such categories as "Hot Mess," "Worst Case Scenario," "Redneck Good Times" and "What Happened Last Night." It's sure to be seriously ridiculous.

Don't be ridiculous! When it comes to Internet videos run amok, however, the more zany, unbelievable and downright dangerous the clips are, the greater the chance they'll be shown on this series. It features amateur viral videos being critiqued by MTV personality Rob Dyrdek ("Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory"), who knows a thing or two about pushing the envelope from his pro skateboarding days. With commentary from Sterling "Steelo" Brim and Chanel (the rapping receptionist from "Fantasy Factory"), Dyrdek breaks down the clips by putting them in such categories as "Hot Mess," "Worst Case Scenario," "Redneck Good Times" and "What Happened Last Night." It's sure to be seriously ridiculous.

Texas native Jamie King is an aspiring actor who heads to Hollywood in hopes to find fame and fortune in the entertainment industry. To support himself, he works at his uncle's Los Angeles hotel, the King's Towers. On the job, he competes for the attention of gorgeous desk clerk Francesca "Fancy" Monroe, who has made it clear that she is not interested in an office romance. Nevertheless, Jamie is determined to hone his skills as an entertainer and move into the limelight.

Texas native Jamie King is an aspiring actor who heads to Hollywood in hopes to find fame and fortune in the entertainment industry. To support himself, he works at his uncle's Los Angeles hotel, the King's Towers. On the job, he competes for the attention of gorgeous desk clerk Francesca "Fancy" Monroe, who has made it clear that she is not interested in an office romance. Nevertheless, Jamie is determined to hone his skills as an entertainer and move into the limelight.

Texas native Jamie King is an aspiring actor who heads to Hollywood in hopes to find fame and fortune in the entertainment industry. To support himself, he works at his uncle's Los Angeles hotel, the King's Towers. On the job, he competes for the attention of gorgeous desk clerk Francesca "Fancy" Monroe, who has made it clear that she is not interested in an office romance. Nevertheless, Jamie is determined to hone his skills as an entertainer and move into the limelight.

Texas native Jamie King is an aspiring actor who heads to Hollywood in hopes to find fame and fortune in the entertainment industry. To support himself, he works at his uncle's Los Angeles hotel, the King's Towers. On the job, he competes for the attention of gorgeous desk clerk Francesca "Fancy" Monroe, who has made it clear that she is not interested in an office romance. Nevertheless, Jamie is determined to hone his skills as an entertainer and move into the limelight.

Will Smith more or less plays himself in this good-natured NBC sitcom. As the show's popular theme song explains, fictional Will's mom sends him away from his rough Philadelphia neighborhood to live with wealthy Uncle Phil and Aunt Vivian in Bel-Air. Will often has fun at the expense of stuck-up cousins Carlton and Hilary.

Will Smith more or less plays himself in this good-natured NBC sitcom. As the show's popular theme song explains, fictional Will's mom sends him away from his rough Philadelphia neighborhood to live with wealthy Uncle Phil and Aunt Vivian in Bel-Air. Will often has fun at the expense of stuck-up cousins Carlton and Hilary.

Will Smith more or less plays himself in this good-natured NBC sitcom. As the show's popular theme song explains, fictional Will's mom sends him away from his rough Philadelphia neighborhood to live with wealthy Uncle Phil and Aunt Vivian in Bel-Air. Will often has fun at the expense of stuck-up cousins Carlton and Hilary.

Will Smith more or less plays himself in this good-natured NBC sitcom. As the show's popular theme song explains, fictional Will's mom sends him away from his rough Philadelphia neighborhood to live with wealthy Uncle Phil and Aunt Vivian in Bel-Air. Will often has fun at the expense of stuck-up cousins Carlton and Hilary.

Brothers Shawn and Marlon are on the lookout for money and success, though the two are complete opposites. Shawn is responsible and conservative while Marlon is free-spirited and liberal. They are not immune to sibling rivalry, but frequently enjoy being each other's partner in crime.

Brothers Shawn and Marlon are on the lookout for money and success, though the two are complete opposites. Shawn is responsible and conservative while Marlon is free-spirited and liberal. They are not immune to sibling rivalry, but frequently enjoy being each other's partner in crime.

Brothers Shawn and Marlon are on the lookout for money and success, though the two are complete opposites. Shawn is responsible and conservative while Marlon is free-spirited and liberal. They are not immune to sibling rivalry, but frequently enjoy being each other's partner in crime.

Brothers Shawn and Marlon are on the lookout for money and success, though the two are complete opposites. Shawn is responsible and conservative while Marlon is free-spirited and liberal. They are not immune to sibling rivalry, but frequently enjoy being each other's partner in crime.

Brothers Shawn and Marlon are on the lookout for money and success, though the two are complete opposites. Shawn is responsible and conservative while Marlon is free-spirited and liberal. They are not immune to sibling rivalry, but frequently enjoy being each other's partner in crime.

Brothers Shawn and Marlon are on the lookout for money and success, though the two are complete opposites. Shawn is responsible and conservative while Marlon is free-spirited and liberal. They are not immune to sibling rivalry, but frequently enjoy being each other's partner in crime.

The second installment in VH1's "Love & Hip Hop" docu-soap franchise takes to Atlanta the tale of striving for stardom in the rap game while trying to survive relationship and family struggles. The cast includes Mimi Faust, the ex-girlfriend of Grammy-winning producer Stevie J; up-and-coming Latina rapper Joseline; Trinidadian R&B singer Karlie Redd; singer-songwriter K. Michelle; and Atlanta rapper Rasheeda. The competition to take the next step in the careers of these fiery women is fierce, and they're not about to let any obstacle -- be it personal or professional -- stand in their way.

The second installment in VH1's "Love & Hip Hop" docu-soap franchise takes to Atlanta the tale of striving for stardom in the rap game while trying to survive relationship and family struggles. The cast includes Mimi Faust, the ex-girlfriend of Grammy-winning producer Stevie J; up-and-coming Latina rapper Joseline; Trinidadian R&B singer Karlie Redd; singer-songwriter K. Michelle; and Atlanta rapper Rasheeda. The competition to take the next step in the careers of these fiery women is fierce, and they're not about to let any obstacle -- be it personal or professional -- stand in their way.

The second installment in VH1's "Love & Hip Hop" docu-soap franchise takes to Atlanta the tale of striving for stardom in the rap game while trying to survive relationship and family struggles. The cast includes Mimi Faust, the ex-girlfriend of Grammy-winning producer Stevie J; up-and-coming Latina rapper Joseline; Trinidadian R&B singer Karlie Redd; singer-songwriter K. Michelle; and Atlanta rapper Rasheeda. The competition to take the next step in the careers of these fiery women is fierce, and they're not about to let any obstacle -- be it personal or professional -- stand in their way.

The second installment in VH1's "Love & Hip Hop" docu-soap franchise takes to Atlanta the tale of striving for stardom in the rap game while trying to survive relationship and family struggles. The cast includes Mimi Faust, the ex-girlfriend of Grammy-winning producer Stevie J; up-and-coming Latina rapper Joseline; Trinidadian R&B singer Karlie Redd; singer-songwriter K. Michelle; and Atlanta rapper Rasheeda. The competition to take the next step in the careers of these fiery women is fierce, and they're not about to let any obstacle -- be it personal or professional -- stand in their way.

The second installment in VH1's "Love & Hip Hop" docu-soap franchise takes to Atlanta the tale of striving for stardom in the rap game while trying to survive relationship and family struggles. The cast includes Mimi Faust, the ex-girlfriend of Grammy-winning producer Stevie J; up-and-coming Latina rapper Joseline; Trinidadian R&B singer Karlie Redd; singer-songwriter K. Michelle; and Atlanta rapper Rasheeda. The competition to take the next step in the careers of these fiery women is fierce, and they're not about to let any obstacle -- be it personal or professional -- stand in their way.

The second installment in VH1's "Love & Hip Hop" docu-soap franchise takes to Atlanta the tale of striving for stardom in the rap game while trying to survive relationship and family struggles. The cast includes Mimi Faust, the ex-girlfriend of Grammy-winning producer Stevie J; up-and-coming Latina rapper Joseline; Trinidadian R&B singer Karlie Redd; singer-songwriter K. Michelle; and Atlanta rapper Rasheeda. The competition to take the next step in the careers of these fiery women is fierce, and they're not about to let any obstacle -- be it personal or professional -- stand in their way.

From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film "Catfish" comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship but have never met in person. Filmmakers Yaniv "Nev" Schulman -- whose own online love drama was the subject of the "Catfish" film -- and Max Joseph travel around the country to tell the stories of these hopeful romantic partners, and each hourlong episode is filled with mystery, surprises, and sometimes even shocking revelations as one partner discovers the truth about his or her significant other. What will happen when they meet in real life for the first time?

From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film "Catfish" comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship but have never met in person. Filmmakers Yaniv "Nev" Schulman -- whose own online love drama was the subject of the "Catfish" film -- and Max Joseph travel around the country to tell the stories of these hopeful romantic partners, and each hourlong episode is filled with mystery, surprises, and sometimes even shocking revelations as one partner discovers the truth about his or her significant other. What will happen when they meet in real life for the first time?

From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film "Catfish" comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship but have never met in person. Filmmakers Yaniv "Nev" Schulman -- whose own online love drama was the subject of the "Catfish" film -- and Max Joseph travel around the country to tell the stories of these hopeful romantic partners, and each hourlong episode is filled with mystery, surprises, and sometimes even shocking revelations as one partner discovers the truth about his or her significant other. What will happen when they meet in real life for the first time?

From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film "Catfish" comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship but have never met in person. Filmmakers Yaniv "Nev" Schulman -- whose own online love drama was the subject of the "Catfish" film -- and Max Joseph travel around the country to tell the stories of these hopeful romantic partners, and each hourlong episode is filled with mystery, surprises, and sometimes even shocking revelations as one partner discovers the truth about his or her significant other. What will happen when they meet in real life for the first time?

From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film "Catfish" comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship but have never met in person. Filmmakers Yaniv "Nev" Schulman -- whose own online love drama was the subject of the "Catfish" film -- and Max Joseph travel around the country to tell the stories of these hopeful romantic partners, and each hourlong episode is filled with mystery, surprises, and sometimes even shocking revelations as one partner discovers the truth about his or her significant other. What will happen when they meet in real life for the first time?

From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film "Catfish" comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship but have never met in person. Filmmakers Yaniv "Nev" Schulman -- whose own online love drama was the subject of the "Catfish" film -- and Max Joseph travel around the country to tell the stories of these hopeful romantic partners, and each hourlong episode is filled with mystery, surprises, and sometimes even shocking revelations as one partner discovers the truth about his or her significant other. What will happen when they meet in real life for the first time?

From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film "Catfish" comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship but have never met in person. Filmmakers Yaniv "Nev" Schulman -- whose own online love drama was the subject of the "Catfish" film -- and Max Joseph travel around the country to tell the stories of these hopeful romantic partners, and each hourlong episode is filled with mystery, surprises, and sometimes even shocking revelations as one partner discovers the truth about his or her significant other. What will happen when they meet in real life for the first time?

From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film "Catfish" comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship but have never met in person. Filmmakers Yaniv "Nev" Schulman -- whose own online love drama was the subject of the "Catfish" film -- and Max Joseph travel around the country to tell the stories of these hopeful romantic partners, and each hourlong episode is filled with mystery, surprises, and sometimes even shocking revelations as one partner discovers the truth about his or her significant other. What will happen when they meet in real life for the first time?

From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film "Catfish" comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship but have never met in person. Filmmakers Yaniv "Nev" Schulman -- whose own online love drama was the subject of the "Catfish" film -- and Max Joseph travel around the country to tell the stories of these hopeful romantic partners, and each hourlong episode is filled with mystery, surprises, and sometimes even shocking revelations as one partner discovers the truth about his or her significant other. What will happen when they meet in real life for the first time?

From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film "Catfish" comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship but have never met in person. Filmmakers Yaniv "Nev" Schulman -- whose own online love drama was the subject of the "Catfish" film -- and Max Joseph travel around the country to tell the stories of these hopeful romantic partners, and each hourlong episode is filled with mystery, surprises, and sometimes even shocking revelations as one partner discovers the truth about his or her significant other. What will happen when they meet in real life for the first time?

From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film "Catfish" comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship but have never met in person. Filmmakers Yaniv "Nev" Schulman -- whose own online love drama was the subject of the "Catfish" film -- and Max Joseph travel around the country to tell the stories of these hopeful romantic partners, and each hourlong episode is filled with mystery, surprises, and sometimes even shocking revelations as one partner discovers the truth about his or her significant other. What will happen when they meet in real life for the first time?

Texas native Jamie King is an aspiring actor who heads to Hollywood in hopes to find fame and fortune in the entertainment industry. To support himself, he works at his uncle's Los Angeles hotel, the King's Towers. On the job, he competes for the attention of gorgeous desk clerk Francesca "Fancy" Monroe, who has made it clear that she is not interested in an office romance. Nevertheless, Jamie is determined to hone his skills as an entertainer and move into the limelight.

Texas native Jamie King is an aspiring actor who heads to Hollywood in hopes to find fame and fortune in the entertainment industry. To support himself, he works at his uncle's Los Angeles hotel, the King's Towers. On the job, he competes for the attention of gorgeous desk clerk Francesca "Fancy" Monroe, who has made it clear that she is not interested in an office romance. Nevertheless, Jamie is determined to hone his skills as an entertainer and move into the limelight.

Texas native Jamie King is an aspiring actor who heads to Hollywood in hopes to find fame and fortune in the entertainment industry. To support himself, he works at his uncle's Los Angeles hotel, the King's Towers. On the job, he competes for the attention of gorgeous desk clerk Francesca "Fancy" Monroe, who has made it clear that she is not interested in an office romance. Nevertheless, Jamie is determined to hone his skills as an entertainer and move into the limelight.

Texas native Jamie King is an aspiring actor who heads to Hollywood in hopes to find fame and fortune in the entertainment industry. To support himself, he works at his uncle's Los Angeles hotel, the King's Towers. On the job, he competes for the attention of gorgeous desk clerk Francesca "Fancy" Monroe, who has made it clear that she is not interested in an office romance. Nevertheless, Jamie is determined to hone his skills as an entertainer and move into the limelight.

Will Smith more or less plays himself in this good-natured NBC sitcom. As the show's popular theme song explains, fictional Will's mom sends him away from his rough Philadelphia neighborhood to live with wealthy Uncle Phil and Aunt Vivian in Bel-Air. Will often has fun at the expense of stuck-up cousins Carlton and Hilary.

Will Smith more or less plays himself in this good-natured NBC sitcom. As the show's popular theme song explains, fictional Will's mom sends him away from his rough Philadelphia neighborhood to live with wealthy Uncle Phil and Aunt Vivian in Bel-Air. Will often has fun at the expense of stuck-up cousins Carlton and Hilary.

Will Smith more or less plays himself in this good-natured NBC sitcom. As the show's popular theme song explains, fictional Will's mom sends him away from his rough Philadelphia neighborhood to live with wealthy Uncle Phil and Aunt Vivian in Bel-Air. Will often has fun at the expense of stuck-up cousins Carlton and Hilary.

Will Smith more or less plays himself in this good-natured NBC sitcom. As the show's popular theme song explains, fictional Will's mom sends him away from his rough Philadelphia neighborhood to live with wealthy Uncle Phil and Aunt Vivian in Bel-Air. Will often has fun at the expense of stuck-up cousins Carlton and Hilary.

Brothers Shawn and Marlon are on the lookout for money and success, though the two are complete opposites. Shawn is responsible and conservative while Marlon is free-spirited and liberal. They are not immune to sibling rivalry, but frequently enjoy being each other's partner in crime.

Brothers Shawn and Marlon are on the lookout for money and success, though the two are complete opposites. Shawn is responsible and conservative while Marlon is free-spirited and liberal. They are not immune to sibling rivalry, but frequently enjoy being each other's partner in crime.

Brothers Shawn and Marlon are on the lookout for money and success, though the two are complete opposites. Shawn is responsible and conservative while Marlon is free-spirited and liberal. They are not immune to sibling rivalry, but frequently enjoy being each other's partner in crime.

Brothers Shawn and Marlon are on the lookout for money and success, though the two are complete opposites. Shawn is responsible and conservative while Marlon is free-spirited and liberal. They are not immune to sibling rivalry, but frequently enjoy being each other's partner in crime.

Brothers Shawn and Marlon are on the lookout for money and success, though the two are complete opposites. Shawn is responsible and conservative while Marlon is free-spirited and liberal. They are not immune to sibling rivalry, but frequently enjoy being each other's partner in crime.

Brothers Shawn and Marlon are on the lookout for money and success, though the two are complete opposites. Shawn is responsible and conservative while Marlon is free-spirited and liberal. They are not immune to sibling rivalry, but frequently enjoy being each other's partner in crime.

Six seasons together cultivating a reputation as the world's most famous party-mates turned the cast members of Jersey Shore into pop-culture sensations. Their stars burned bright until the plug was pulled in 2012, seemingly for good. Now, after kids were born, marriage vows were exchanged and countless "GTL" sessions in the interim, the groundbreaking show returns. It's billed as a family vacation, about 1,200 miles from Jersey, as the gang takes up residence in a swanky townhouse in Miami Beach. Older and perhaps wiser, original cast members Deena Nicole Cortese, Paul "Pauly D" Delvecchio, Jenni "JWoww" Farley, Vinny Guadagnino, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi, and Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino reunite. Season 2 kicks off with the housemates in Las Vegas then brings them back to New Jersey where it all started, for a weekend in Atlantic City and some fun on the shore.

Six seasons together cultivating a reputation as the world's most famous party-mates turned the cast members of Jersey Shore into pop-culture sensations. Their stars burned bright until the plug was pulled in 2012, seemingly for good. Now, after kids were born, marriage vows were exchanged and countless "GTL" sessions in the interim, the groundbreaking show returns. It's billed as a family vacation, about 1,200 miles from Jersey, as the gang takes up residence in a swanky townhouse in Miami Beach. Older and perhaps wiser, original cast members Deena Nicole Cortese, Paul "Pauly D" Delvecchio, Jenni "JWoww" Farley, Vinny Guadagnino, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi, and Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino reunite. Season 2 kicks off with the housemates in Las Vegas then brings them back to New Jersey where it all started, for a weekend in Atlantic City and some fun on the shore.

Six seasons together cultivating a reputation as the world's most famous party-mates turned the cast members of Jersey Shore into pop-culture sensations. Their stars burned bright until the plug was pulled in 2012, seemingly for good. Now, after kids were born, marriage vows were exchanged and countless "GTL" sessions in the interim, the groundbreaking show returns. It's billed as a family vacation, about 1,200 miles from Jersey, as the gang takes up residence in a swanky townhouse in Miami Beach. Older and perhaps wiser, original cast members Deena Nicole Cortese, Paul "Pauly D" Delvecchio, Jenni "JWoww" Farley, Vinny Guadagnino, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi, and Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino reunite. Season 2 kicks off with the housemates in Las Vegas then brings them back to New Jersey where it all started, for a weekend in Atlantic City and some fun on the shore.

Six seasons together cultivating a reputation as the world's most famous party-mates turned the cast members of Jersey Shore into pop-culture sensations. Their stars burned bright until the plug was pulled in 2012, seemingly for good. Now, after kids were born, marriage vows were exchanged and countless "GTL" sessions in the interim, the groundbreaking show returns. It's billed as a family vacation, about 1,200 miles from Jersey, as the gang takes up residence in a swanky townhouse in Miami Beach. Older and perhaps wiser, original cast members Deena Nicole Cortese, Paul "Pauly D" Delvecchio, Jenni "JWoww" Farley, Vinny Guadagnino, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi, and Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino reunite. Season 2 kicks off with the housemates in Las Vegas then brings them back to New Jersey where it all started, for a weekend in Atlantic City and some fun on the shore.

Six seasons together cultivating a reputation as the world's most famous party-mates turned the cast members of Jersey Shore into pop-culture sensations. Their stars burned bright until the plug was pulled in 2012, seemingly for good. Now, after kids were born, marriage vows were exchanged and countless "GTL" sessions in the interim, the groundbreaking show returns. It's billed as a family vacation, about 1,200 miles from Jersey, as the gang takes up residence in a swanky townhouse in Miami Beach. Older and perhaps wiser, original cast members Deena Nicole Cortese, Paul "Pauly D" Delvecchio, Jenni "JWoww" Farley, Vinny Guadagnino, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi, and Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino reunite. Season 2 kicks off with the housemates in Las Vegas then brings them back to New Jersey where it all started, for a weekend in Atlantic City and some fun on the shore.

Six seasons together cultivating a reputation as the world's most famous party-mates turned the cast members of Jersey Shore into pop-culture sensations. Their stars burned bright until the plug was pulled in 2012, seemingly for good. Now, after kids were born, marriage vows were exchanged and countless "GTL" sessions in the interim, the groundbreaking show returns. It's billed as a family vacation, about 1,200 miles from Jersey, as the gang takes up residence in a swanky townhouse in Miami Beach. Older and perhaps wiser, original cast members Deena Nicole Cortese, Paul "Pauly D" Delvecchio, Jenni "JWoww" Farley, Vinny Guadagnino, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi, and Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino reunite. Season 2 kicks off with the housemates in Las Vegas then brings them back to New Jersey where it all started, for a weekend in Atlantic City and some fun on the shore.

From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film "Catfish" comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship but have never met in person. Filmmakers Yaniv "Nev" Schulman -- whose own online love drama was the subject of the "Catfish" film -- and Max Joseph travel around the country to tell the stories of these hopeful romantic partners, and each hourlong episode is filled with mystery, surprises, and sometimes even shocking revelations as one partner discovers the truth about his or her significant other. What will happen when they meet in real life for the first time?

From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film "Catfish" comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship but have never met in person. Filmmakers Yaniv "Nev" Schulman -- whose own online love drama was the subject of the "Catfish" film -- and Max Joseph travel around the country to tell the stories of these hopeful romantic partners, and each hourlong episode is filled with mystery, surprises, and sometimes even shocking revelations as one partner discovers the truth about his or her significant other. What will happen when they meet in real life for the first time?

From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film "Catfish" comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship but have never met in person. Filmmakers Yaniv "Nev" Schulman -- whose own online love drama was the subject of the "Catfish" film -- and Max Joseph travel around the country to tell the stories of these hopeful romantic partners, and each hourlong episode is filled with mystery, surprises, and sometimes even shocking revelations as one partner discovers the truth about his or her significant other. What will happen when they meet in real life for the first time?

From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film "Catfish" comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship but have never met in person. Filmmakers Yaniv "Nev" Schulman -- whose own online love drama was the subject of the "Catfish" film -- and Max Joseph travel around the country to tell the stories of these hopeful romantic partners, and each hourlong episode is filled with mystery, surprises, and sometimes even shocking revelations as one partner discovers the truth about his or her significant other. What will happen when they meet in real life for the first time?

From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film "Catfish" comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship but have never met in person. Filmmakers Yaniv "Nev" Schulman -- whose own online love drama was the subject of the "Catfish" film -- and Max Joseph travel around the country to tell the stories of these hopeful romantic partners, and each hourlong episode is filled with mystery, surprises, and sometimes even shocking revelations as one partner discovers the truth about his or her significant other. What will happen when they meet in real life for the first time?

From the producers of the critically acclaimed 2010 documentary film "Catfish" comes a TV version, which follows the journey of couples who have formed an online relationship but have never met in person. Filmmakers Yaniv "Nev" Schulman -- whose own online love drama was the subject of the "Catfish" film -- and Max Joseph travel around the country to tell the stories of these hopeful romantic partners, and each hourlong episode is filled with mystery, surprises, and sometimes even shocking revelations as one partner discovers the truth about his or her significant other. What will happen when they meet in real life for the first time?

Fresh faces Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele star in this 30-minute sketch comedy series, leaving no stone unturned -- whether satirizing the president or spoofing Nazis -- in their search for laughs. The actor/writers examine life through a combination of filmed sketches and live stage segments, demonstrating their unique chemistry, camaraderie and point of view. Key has starred as the "Theoretical Criminal" on "RENO 911!" and Peele's credits include "MADtv."

Fresh faces Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele star in this 30-minute sketch comedy series, leaving no stone unturned -- whether satirizing the president or spoofing Nazis -- in their search for laughs. The actor/writers examine life through a combination of filmed sketches and live stage segments, demonstrating their unique chemistry, camaraderie and point of view. Key has starred as the "Theoretical Criminal" on "RENO 911!" and Peele's credits include "MADtv."

Fresh faces Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele star in this 30-minute sketch comedy series, leaving no stone unturned -- whether satirizing the president or spoofing Nazis -- in their search for laughs. The actor/writers examine life through a combination of filmed sketches and live stage segments, demonstrating their unique chemistry, camaraderie and point of view. Key has starred as the "Theoretical Criminal" on "RENO 911!" and Peele's credits include "MADtv."

Fresh faces Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele star in this 30-minute sketch comedy series, leaving no stone unturned -- whether satirizing the president or spoofing Nazis -- in their search for laughs. The actor/writers examine life through a combination of filmed sketches and live stage segments, demonstrating their unique chemistry, camaraderie and point of view. Key has starred as the "Theoretical Criminal" on "RENO 911!" and Peele's credits include "MADtv."

Sketches include Freddy Wong being a creepy Asian ghost roommate; the guys looking at the bright side of being tortured; Keegan meeting a house full of sexy vampires.

Sketches include a bachelor party that goes in an extremely odd direction; a black kid with a white penis.

A tickle game between two friends gets a little strange; brainstorming for "Gremlins 2"; a man deals with an unruly office janitor; two thugs suspect their friend snitched; Keegan and Jordan discuss Africa at a party.

Sketches include Samuel and Lashawn celebrate a now-legal marriage; a detective meets his new partner; Lando Calrissian is followed by a superfan.

A flight attendant must handle a passenger who will not fasten his seatbelt; British explorers discuss travels; couples try to avoid spoilers; a prayer group receives divine intervention.

Sketches include a first-hand look at President Barack Obama during his college years; crashing a Civil War reenactment; Jesus's run-in with a dangerous pimp.

Recent hotel robberies and the theft of an expensive watch have the employees on alert. With Jamie Foxx, Christopher B. Duncan.

Jamie (Jamie Foxx) tricks Fancy (Garcelle Beauvais) into agreeing to marry a new hotel employee (guest star Clifton Powell) who turns out to be an African royal.

Jamie is rushed to the hospital after a chandelier falls on his head and is accidentally admitted to the psych ward.

Jamie discovers that Braxton unknowingly is dating a stripper; Aunt Helen learns of Uncle Junior's newest vice.

Will learns that jet-setting with a pop music superstar can end with a crash landing.

Ashley decides to have Will as the chaperon on her date with her new boyfriend.

Will's mom visits when he decides to drop out of college and sell cars.

Jazz's fiancée, a convicted auto thief, tries to start Will's engine.

Marlon and Shawn's (Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans) surprise party for Pops' (John Witherspoon) 50th birthday only depresses Pops.

Marlon is called back to appear on "Everybody Loves Everybody," but bringing Shawn proves to be a mistake.

When pop star Sasha (guest star Paula Abdul) visits, Shawn's (Shawn Wayans) laid-back demeanor triumphs over Marlon's (Marlon Wayans) excessive enthusiasm.

Shawn (Shawn Wayans) feels unsuccessful after an encounter with an old friend (guest star Ski-Ter Jones); Marlon and Pops (Marlon Wayans, John Witherspoon) recall bad memories.

When Marlon and Shawn (Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans) auction off boxing memorabilia, boxing champion Roy Jones Jr. (guest starring as himself) is a bidder.

Marlon invents a really hot hair-care product; with Gary Coleman, Greg Morris.

Aaliyah has been able to share her life struggles with Alicia; however, despite living only 70 blocks away, Alicia refuses to meet her as she hasn't come out to her friends and family yet.

Nev and Max receive emails from opposite sides of the same online romance, each concerned that the other may be a catfish; the guys react when one side decides to follow through with their marriage plans.

Keyonnah can hardly believe her luck; she's almost certain that she's been having an online relationship with her childhood crush, the rapper Bow Wow.

Rico wants to move to England to care for his ailing mother, but his online relationship with Ja'mari, an international male model, is giving him second thoughts about leaving.

Ramon questions his relationship with a girl he met on Facebook after attempts to video chat with her fail.

After a guy finds his match in the same neighborhood, but never meets her, Angel Haze and Nev offer help in getting the couple together.

Rod met Ebony on a dating website four years ago; it's time for the two to meet in person; each has secrets to hide.

After someone stole her name and pictures, nearly ruining her life, a young woman's past keeps haunting her.

Artis' life changes when he meets Jess, a blonde beauty, on Facebook; even though Artis has seen only one photo of Jess, he's willing to risk everything to be with her.

Jarrod never thought he'd find love-until he fell for Abby on Facebook; Jarrod thinks Abby could be the one, but she's refusing to see him.

Joe was skeptical when a former Miss Teen USA, Kari, sent him a friend request; after months of communication, Joe thinks it might be the real deal, and that he also has found love with her.

Rob, Steelo and Chanel are joined by singer and television star Keyshia Cole to get sweet revenge in "You Picked The Wrong One" and to get up close and personal with eight-legged terrors in "Spidey Sensy."

Rob, Chanel, and Steelo fly in Big Little Air, eat whatever and whenever with Anythingterians, and learn that sometimes the smallest creatures are the weirdest in Ants, Man.

Rob, Chanel and Steelo are joined by Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon to swipe right on the animal dating app WHISKR; folks let it all out in "Soul Scream"; keeping the streets clean with "Face."

Rob, Chanel, and Steelo discuss what makes bulls angry in "Any Color Will Do," the cooking mistake that causes "Food Bombs," and those who would be "First to Go" on a deserted island.

Rob, Chanel and Steelo enter the snack zone; learning the dangers of hiring budget babysitters; rooting on reckless golf cart drivers in Country Club Drift.

Rob, Steelo, and Chanel go on some Gurney Journeys, find out who's Taking Our Jobs, and go Emmy hunting in For Your Consideration.

Gaten Matarazzo; "Pure Terror"; "Taste of the Grave"; "Demogorgons."

Rob, Chanel and Steelo talk about what it means to be "Staired Straight"; the public nuisance they call "Rule Tools"; the danger of "Napattacks."

Hip hop duo Rae Sremmurd; "Sremmlife"; "Worse Than It Looks"; "Come Get Her."

Rob, Chanel and Steelo talk about the material that should be known as "Nature's Airbag," the time in life that's "The Dumbest Decade" and the foot condition "Stankles."

Legendary "Jackass" Steve-O joins Rob, Chanel and Steelo to prepare for the "Machine Uprising"; feeling the relief of "Beating Your Junk"; doing a little "Roofin' Off."

Iconic rapper Xzibit joins Rob, Chanel, and Steelo to ride "Hellevators," fight the robot army in "Man vs. Machine," and recognize some true ground breakers.

Jamie (Jamie Foxx) thinks he's landed a sure thing when a Hollywood agent (guest star Anthony Michael Hall) offers to buy his television pilot.

A hotel guest (Ajai Sanders) becomes obsessed with making Jamie (Jamie Foxx) her eternal husband on Halloween.

Jamie (Jamie Foxx) agrees to dog-sit a celebrity canine in exchange for a chance to meet a top movie producer.

Junior spends his "Mo' Money Spin" winnings after borrowing money from his co-workers to buy the game ticket.

Marlon and Shawn (Marlon and Shawn Wayans) are given the red-carpet treatment when Marlon is mistaken for a basketball star.

Marlon (Marlon Wayans) is crushed when Shawn (Shawn Wayans) tries to horn in on his new modeling career.

Marlon risks breaking a promise to stay off of Shawn and Lisa's love boat forever when he surfaces to smooth out rough waters.

Marlon (Marlon Wayans) uses Shawn's (Shawn Wayans) poetry to woo a woman, only to have his plan backfire.

After a fight with his wife, Pops (John Witherspoon) moves in with Shawn and Marlon (Shawn and Marlon Wayans).

The brothers start a cab company which is soon in financial trouble.

Shawn and Marlon are thrown into jail for unpaid parking tickets.

Marlon (Marlon Wayans) borrows Shawn's (Shawn Wayans) insurance card after accidentally sitting on a staple gun.

Seeing a golden financial opportunity, Marlon and Shawn (Marlon and Shawn Wayans) turn the diner into a high-priced nightclub.

Shawn and Marlon (Shawn and Marlon Wayans) are promised jobs as supers by their obnoxious slumlord. Guest star: Sherman Hemsley.

Marlon and Shawn (Marlon and Shawn Wayans) are placed on a mob hit list because of Marlon's dream girl's jealous husband. Guest star: Paula Jai Parker.

Shawn and Marlon find some angry competition when they decide to go into the children's entertainment business.

When Shawn (Shawn Wayans) is laid off, he swallows his pride to ask Pops (John Witherspoon) for a loan.

When Shawn's (Shawn Wayans) girlfriend (Garcelle Beauvais) showers him with gifts, Marlon (Marlon Wayans) sees her as controlling.

When Marlon (Marlon Wayans) is mistaken for a rising artist, his head swells until Lou (Jill Tasker) bursts his bubble.

Shawn and Marlon (Shawn and Marlon Wayans) find a baby on their doorstep with a note claiming one of them is the father.

Shawn and Marlon (Shawn and Marlon Wayans) find $100,000 stashed in a garbage bag and debate its destiny.

Marlon (Marlon Wayans) tells Monique (Paula Jai Parker) his true feelings about her while she's pretending to be married to Shawn (Shawn Wayans).

At the request of a frightened Shawn and Marlon, Monique holds a seance to put a restless spirit at peace.

When Marlon learns President Clinton may be at Pop's diner, he becomes obsessed with shaking his hand.

Shawn loses his newsstand to T.C. in a card game and issues a new challenge with Pop's diner as the prize.

Monique (Paula Jai Parker) coaxes Marlon (Marlon Wayans) back onto the basketball court after an argument with Shawn (Shawn Wayans).

Shawn and Marlon (Shawn and Marlon Wayans) play Pygmalion with their country-girl cousin (Kim Wayans) and get shocking results.

The gang is held hostage by a store Santa who demands they get into the spirit of the holiday or else.

Will becomes better acquainted with his girlfriend's father after their plane crashes.

Uncle Phil's former girlfriend visits; Hilary auditions to be a talk show host.

Phil urges the kids to give Vivian thoughtful Mother's Day gifts.

Will's father shows up in Bel-Air after a 14-year absence.

Will returns to Philadelphia to visit his mom and to settle an old score.

Will becomes Ashley's manager after discovering her talent for singing.

Will begins to realize how expendable he is when Ashley develops a big ego.

Will and Carlton take Nicky to the mall to see his favorite TV character.

Will's date falls for Carlton; Philip and Hilary teach Ashley to drive.

Murder witness Will enters a witness protection program and life in an Alabama trailer park.

Will courts pain when he dates the new sorority pledge; Geoffrey has a job-related injury.

Ashley drops out of private school; Hilary tries to broaden her talk show's demographics.

Jamie and Braxton (Jamie Foxx, Christopher B. Duncan) must endure the rigors of a tough driving school and its hard-nosed officer (guest star Mark Curry).

Jamie (Jaime Foxx) takes a reluctant Junior (Garrett Morris) to the hospital where he faces a serious diagnosis.

A case of mistaken identity leaves Jamie the leader of a dangerous gang, and the gang leader posing as Jamie.

Jamie (Jamie Foxx) gets a surprise when he dates another woman (guest star Tichina Arnold) to make Fancy (Garcelle Beauvais) jealous.

Jamie asks a gospel singer to join his new rock band, provoking the ire of the singer's minister father.

Jamie accidentally switches a sexy gag gift for Braxton with a religious statue intended for a parochial schoolteacher.

Jamie and Braxton (Jamie Foxx, Christopher B. Duncan) must land a plane after a medical emergency sidelines the aircraft's pilot.

Fancy finally accepts Jamie's advances, leaving him shocked; Braxton employs pop psychology in an effort to understand women.

Jamie (Jamie Foxx) saves the life of a mobster (guest star Eddie Mekka), who then lavishes him with gifts.

Jamie is evicted from King's Tower after throwing one too many loud parties and ends up as Braxton's roommate.

Jamie seeks legal advice from a tough lawyer after revealing photos of Fancy turn up on the Internet.

Jamie (Jamie Foxx) meets K-Ci & Jojo (guest starring as themselves) and gives them a copy of his demo tape on a chance for his big break.

After becoming desperately lonely men, Shawn and Marlon (Shawn and Marlon Wayans) head to a church bazaar in search of women. With John Witherspoon.

Shawn and Marlon (Shawn and Marlon Wayans) are forced to take over operations at the diner when Pops (John Witherspoon) succumbs to the flu.

Marlon and Shawn grow tired of each other's bad habits, forcing them to seek out others to room with.

Shawn is left dateless on Valentine's Day when Marlon steals his girlfriend; Dee mistakes Pops for her secret admirer.

Shawn and Marlon dream of fame when they help Pops host a cooking segment on the "Ken and Kiki Show.".

Marlon steals Shawn's recognition after Shawn saves a boy from death.

Shawn and Marlon scheme to find a way to protect Dee from the con artist she is falling in love with.

Shawn's (Shawn Wayans) landlady (Adrienne Barbeau) makes a pass at him and Shawn must decide how to deal with the unwanted attention.

Marlon (Marlon Wayans) decides acting is in his future and wants to get out of the newsstand business. Los Angeles Clippers' Brent Barry guest stars.

After breaking his leg in a fall at the newsstand, Marlon (Marlon Wayans) decides to sue Shawn (Shawn Wayans) for his injuries.

Shawn and Marlon let Grandma live with them, then find she's overbearing.

A beef between the roomies is upstaged only by an unforgettable talent show hosted by Vinny Guadagnino, featuring an out of this world performance by Snooki, and a speech from Angelina that gives new meaning to the word "bombing."

With the trip coming to an end, Snooki's left to clean up the mess made by Dren; Mike plans a second gender reveal even though everyone knows he's having a boy; Angelina "accidentally" shoots off a gender reveal powder cannon in her husband's face.

The new year means new beginnings; Pauly returns to touring; the arrival of Deena's Baby Meatball #2 approaches; Mike prepares to officially become Big Daddy Sitch, but what happens next still catches everyone by surprise.

No longer pregnant, Deena has a meatball day with Snooki; Vinny is no longer bi-coastal, Angelina is fed up, and Mike is struggling as he awaits the moment he can bring Baby Romeo home from the hospital.

Vinny's realizes there's no place like home, Mike swaps out the prosciutto for placenta, and a rumor wreaks havoc on the girls' big West Coast trip.

The girls' trip to Hollywood takes a detour when they learn Vinny sold his house; before everyone heads back east, Vinny plans to give them an unforgettable LA experience, but unfortunately they won't forget the infighting between Angelina and Vinny.

Pauly heads to Jersey for the week, and everyone gets to meet baby Romeo; Angelina needs clarity about her marriage, so she enlists the help of a pet psychic; The Situation gets ready for his Blessification.

Alex Browning is embarking on a trip to Paris. He experiences a premonition -- he sees the plane explode moments after leaving the ground. Insisting that everyone get off the plane, Alex and seven other people are forced to disembark. All watch as the plane actually explodes in a fireball. He and the other survivors have briefly cheated death, but will not be able to evade their fate for very long. One by one, these fugitives from fate fall victim to the grim reaper.

Kimberly (A.J. Cook) has a premonition of a horrible highway accident killing multiple people -- including her and her friends. She blocks the cars behind her on the ramp from joining traffic -- and as a police trooper (Michael Landes) arrives, the accident actually happens. Now, Death is stalking this group of mistaken survivors -- and one by one they are dying as they were supposed to on the highway.

Six years after a group of high-school students first cheated death, another teen (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) has a premonition that she and her friends will be involved in a horrifying roller-coaster accident. When the vision proves true, the student and her fellow survivors must deal with the repercussions of cheating the Grim Reaper.

Alex Browning is embarking on a trip to Paris. He experiences a premonition -- he sees the plane explode moments after leaving the ground. Insisting that everyone get off the plane, Alex and seven other people are forced to disembark. All watch as the plane actually explodes in a fireball. He and the other survivors have briefly cheated death, but will not be able to evade their fate for very long. One by one, these fugitives from fate fall victim to the grim reaper.

Kimberly (A.J. Cook) has a premonition of a horrible highway accident killing multiple people -- including her and her friends. She blocks the cars behind her on the ramp from joining traffic -- and as a police trooper (Michael Landes) arrives, the accident actually happens. Now, Death is stalking this group of mistaken survivors -- and one by one they are dying as they were supposed to on the highway.

Six years after a group of high-school students first cheated death, another teen (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) has a premonition that she and her friends will be involved in a horrifying roller-coaster accident. When the vision proves true, the student and her fellow survivors must deal with the repercussions of cheating the Grim Reaper.

Pairs of Vendettas must face their final reckoning when they are teamed up to compete for a million dollar prize; the past comes back to haunt two players, leading to a brawl with potentially severe consequences.

Kam and Kayleigh's fate in the game is revealed; players wonder if exes Britni and Chuck may still have some unresolved feelings for one another; Bananas gains a new love interest and a deceitful partner.

Kyle's jealousy over Cara Maria's flirtation with Paulie brings him closer to Faith and threatens to impact the game; Shady Shane's social media meltdown may leave him targeted for elimination.

TJ stuns everyone with the return of the Double Cross; the players in the Redemption House have the chance to re-enter the game; Paulie reveals shocking information that puts a relationship to the test.

A furious CT lays into Veronica, putting their partnership in jeopardy; an unsettled Brad grows anxious after Paulie's accusation about Britni and Chuck; a terrifying challenge with dire consequence leaves a lot at stake.

Cara Maria learns that Kyle slept with Faith and the fallout affects everyone; Shane tries to manipulate the secret vote to his advantage, but makes a new vendetta in the process.

Queen Kam devises an elaborate plan that rocks the house and tests her royalty status; TJ proves yet again that he is the dirtiest player in the game when he drops a massive twist that will change the game.

Shane takes shadiness to a whole new level when he stirs up drama in the house and then later on the playing field; Faith is dealt shocking news that changes how she views her tryst with Kyle.

A torturous elimination shocks the players and sends the losers to an angry Redemption House; an unforgettable double cross promises to shake up the game.

Mechanical bull used to train bull riders; WWII banjo; 1800s handcrafted hunting duck decoys.

A metal casket from the Victorian period; a glass fire extinguisher grenades from the 1870s; a Chicago fire station alarm box from 1896.

1974 Zig Zag magic sword box; 1910 poster of magician Chung Ling Soo; 1800s naval cane sword; Metlach German beer steins.

Ton and Allen head to an auction in hopes of mending their bread truck, Betsy; an industrial grinder and a classic Chevy.

1905 hand-crank gramophone; discontinued mini-boat.

Big Sis drops brings bad news as the guys clash with Carolyn over a carnival unit in Long Beach; a Native American tomahawk, a dunk tank and a rare gun that can fire three shots at once.

Tomahawk cruise missile jet engine; handcrafted cowboy saddle; 1960s high roller's gold money.

A new competitor with a seemingly endless cash flow at a Hollywood auction; discovering a triple barrel shotgun and an antique saddle forces Allen to confront a childhood hear.

A pricey refurb for an electric car that is missing batteries; a home brewing system and high-end air rifles.

Scale RC Viper FanJet aircraft; a 1920s Gundlach Korona large format field camera.

Harley Davidson V-twin evo engine; Ms. Pac-Man arcade game.

A tough group of bidders go up against Ton and Allen; Native American used arsenal and vintage carnival gear.

Uncovering a Geiger counter and NASCAR impact wrenches; shocking news from the accountant.

A custom drift car and a luxury antiques unit that could have a rare pilot pistol from WWI; Ton's lead foot gets the pair into trouble.

Ton and Allen go toe-to-toe with a cowboy couple at an auction in Norwalk, uncovering a 3D printer and grappling hook gun.

Without his morning coffee Allen turns to some fun items to help him re-energize; finding a wrestling ring; vintage animatronics remind Allen of his theme park days.

A face-off with Carolyn in Covina; a special effects unit; deciding the fate of the shop.

Uncovering vintage bear traps and street art that could be their biggest score ever if they are not knockoffs.