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Continued investigation validates chilling paranormal claims.

From raw materials to finished products, FOOD FACTORY goes behind the scenes to reveal how our favourite foods are made: More than one and a half billion Sixlets candies are produced every year; it takes 40,000 heads of cabbage to make 400,000 cabbage rolls; sweet and salty popcorn puts a twist on an ancient snack; and, potato skins chips look just like their deli counter counterparts.

From raw materials to finished products, FOOD FACTORY goes behind the scenes to reveal how our favourite foods are made: More than eight billion Shreddies have been produced since 1939; every batch of Black Forest cake calls for 12,000 cherries; Alfajor cookies require special one-on-one care; and, find out what it takes to make tzatziki by the tanker full.

From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory goes behind the scenes to reveal how our favourite foods are made: Lasagna is painstakingly assembled by both man and machine; a single batch of school-safe brownies makes more than 6,500 chocolaty treats; maple caramelized onions contain a secret spice blend and Canadian maple syrup; and, find out what it takes to make 67 million apple turnovers every year.

From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory goes behind the scenes to reveal how our favourite foods are produced: Discover the tantalizing secrets of the ice cream that’s served like a cake; tangy tartar sauce has an ancient story and is perfected daily; it takes slabs of cake and a special machine to make bite-size cake pops; and, Dead Sea salt gives artisanal almonds their signature crunch.

A Buster Keaton legacy leads to gold fever in Oregon.

A woman in a mini cooper was going 85 miles per hour in a 65 zone.

Police pull over speeders.

Catch excuses that cops must endure in keeping roads safe.

The law enforcement nab unsuspecting motorists.

The spectacular red landscapes of Utah’s Canyonlands are as beautiful as they are inhospitable. Like outlaws of old who were known to eat their own horses out of desperation in this forlorn place, Stroud will cannibalize the mountain-bike he has ridden into the middle of nowhere. As well as these scavenged bike parts to aid him, he also has a multi-tool, a magnesium flint stick and an old energy bar that he uses for a purpose other than eating.

On a salvaging journey to the south of England, Drew and Tee are given unprecedented access to Glemham Hall's sprawling storage areas. A 1920s themed hotel and museum is filled with memorabilia, but the best items are off limits. The chaps rummage for hidden treasure at a Lancaster theater. Drew uncovers a few unusual items in an antique dealer's shed.

Liquidating the contents of a restaurant should be easy – but the equipment is in such terrible condition Jeff can’t even recover his costs – until he tries a new tactic.

After receiving a load of rotten furniture, Jeff goes all the way to Indonesia in a bid to get his money back.

With Les and Seth away at the Autorama car show, and Ashley in charge of the store, the employees go a little crazy. Karen gets caught putting on a fashion show during store hours, and Bobby J gets called out for being rude to a customer. Seth accuses his sister of being a bad manager, but Ashley gets the last laugh.

When an argument with Seth leaves Ashley in tears, Karen attempts to broker a peace deal. Seth refuses, but Karen's gesture brings her and Ashley closer together. Plus, Bobby J takes a joyride on two-story tractor, and a watch snob finds himself on Seth's bad side.

A ventriloquist leaves Karen and Bobby J speechless, and an angry MMA fighter takes a swing at Byron. Plus, an odd couple delivers one of the biggest surprises in store history when they try to sell the Golds art they claim is worth over a million dollars. The paperwork is fishy, but the Golds bring in an art expert who believes the paintings are genuine masterpieces by grandmasters.

The Golds' investigation into the million dollar art deal takes more twists and turns, but eventually, Les shakes hands on the single biggest purchase in store history. Then, a shocking phone call reveals the art deal may be a fraud, and the mega-deal is in jeopardy.

A look at the Top 20 moments from past episodes of Hardcore Pawn, selected from a poll of viewers.

The Golds have the opportunity of a lifetime when they stumble upon pieces of art that could be worth millions. But will they strike it rich or will they be left holding the bag? Seth gambles on a piece of Detroit history, and Ashley's patience is put to the test when dealing with a customer and his memories of his long lost cow.

The Pickers scour interior British Columbia for quality pieces and set a friendly wager: the one who picks the most macho item wins a beer. They zip around Armstrong, Abbotsford, and Mission and pick up a cool collection of trolley ads, tin litho signs, atlases, and rare gas pumps. But when Sheldon finds a 1920s leather football helmet and Scott scoops up a vintage grip meter, both are convinced they have won the competition.

Big money brings out fierce competition at a RV auction.

Brandon and Lori uncover a vintage machine filled with photos.

The Gold Devils gamble on a potential motherlode, as Alan and Salty go offroad in the extreme wilderness of the Kimberley and Shane and Kate try to get two wetplants going but run out of water.

Turbo’s bleeding money as his run lurches out of control.

"There are less than five days left before the Atlantic Bluefin Tuna season in Gloucester; Massachusetts closes and the competition will come downto the very last day of fishing"

The best fishermen from Gloucester; Massachusetts; set out on the first day of the North Atlantic Bluefin Tuna season.

It’s make or break time for Aaron’s crazy Scat Pack Challenger transplant scheme, as Richard’s potential buyer will only be in town for one day, and if the build isn’t finished by then, Richard could potentially be saddled with two worthless cars.

A customer tries to rip off the store and quickly learns why you never mess with Les. Then, the Golds have the chance to buy a genuine Olympic torch. Will they win this deal or will victory elude them? And later, a raging car fire in the parking lot threatens to catch the power lines, but things take a turn for the worst when the family learns someone may be inside the car.

With Les gone, Ashley plots Seth's demise. Meanwhile, a customer wants big cash for his jewelry but a disagreement over its worth leads to a vicious standoff. Then, the Golds have the opportunity to buy a rare piece of signed Michael Jackson memorabilia. Seth dangles an enticing deal in front of the seller, but one of them may be getting the shaft. And later, Ashley goes all in against Seth. Will he outwit his sister or fall prey to her divisive plan?

Seth negotiates like a tiger when a trove of vintage sports cards comes through the door. Then, the Golds scream when a customer's jewelry is revealed to have been pierced through the most intimate of body parts. And later, a drunk customer gets belligerent, but when she calls Les the mother of all insults, he explodes like never before. Can security calm things down or will Les take things too far?

Ashley blows everyone away with her negotiating skills causing her feud with Seth to resurface. Then, Les is threatened with a trip to the hospital or worse when a shark suit sale goes wrong. Will he back down or throw down? And later, when the sibling rivalry reaches a fever pitch, Les is forced to make a decision that will change the way AJL does business forever.

Lizard Lick's time in New Orleans hits another snag.

Ron and Bobby are locked in a battle.

With Bobby's truck up in flames, he's out for revenge.

Ron grows aggravated when Bobby is a no-show on a work day.

Producer Bruce Nash ("Most Shocking") is behind this adrenaline-fueled series that features civilians and law enforcement officers in risky, selfless rescue missions. Each one-hour episode presents an account of a rescue effort from the dual perspectives of hero and victim.