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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.

When Jeff loses the key item in an upcoming auction – a yacht worth a quarter-million dollars – will he also lose his customers, or can he find a new centerpiece in time?

Flipping a deal is Jeff's favorite way to make quick cash – but when Jeff tries to sell a huge load of dancewear, the flip goes flop. Will selling the product piecemeal be worth the extra effort?

Exploring Donald Bain’s reclusive lodge and its connection to Fort La Reine.

Artifacts from a fierce Civil War battle in Tennessee lead to a surprise royal discovery.

Police pull over speeders.

A New Jersey officer is mistaken for a Chippendale's dancer.

A last-minute cancellation leaves Drew stranded in Somerset but Julian saves the day when he suggests visiting the nearby Bakelite museum. A visit to a classic car enthusiast in Doncaster has Drew revving his engines. Following up on a lead from Mark, Drew visits an out-of-the-way property in the hopes of nabbing some vintage garden urns. Drew’s salvage mojo is rekindled when he gets an unexpected invitation to an old country house. The owner of Tissington Hall is looking to clear out 400 years of clutter. And from the cellar to the turret, there are heaps of unwanted gems.

It’s week nine of the North Atlantic bluefin tuna season and Captain Paul Hebert; struggles to prove his worth as a captain after catching only three tuna in the first two months of fishing.

It’s week ten of the North Atlantic bluefin tuna season in Gloucester; Massachusetts; and; with only six weeks of fishing left; the competition is heating up.

Jenn gives the University of Texas Marching band's massive drum, Big Bertha a beating, while Todd and Tamera face a train wreck of dental proportions when they tackle a massive train replica headed to a dental office.

In true Jarrett form, he makes his run with fragile, antique Christmas dolls even weirder when he tries to check into a hotel to protect them from the cold; but can a WWII era amphibious "Duck Boat" that survived the Germans, make it through a run with Chris Kikelhan?

With Les' threat of opening another store looming in the air, Seth and Ashley must band together to convince him otherwise. Then, a customer looks for fast cash by trying to sell his prosthetic eye. And later, when Les suddenly reveals he's found the location for the new store, Seth and Ashley go through the roof. But just when things seem to have settled down, Les does something that will change the family dynamic forever.

Les reveals to Seth and Ashley whether he'll buy the new pawn shop, but his decision has bigger consequences than anyone could have imagined. Amidst the chaos, Seth challenges a customer to a competition for a vintage bubble hockey game and Ashley gets caught in the crossfire when two customers go at it in the middle of the store.

After purchasing the new store, Les discovers a bag of jewels in an old employee's desk. But all that glitters ain't gold when the employee shows up to demand his goods back. The Golds have reason to believe the jewels aren't his, but a fierce stand-off leads to a major show down in the parking lot

Seth gets schooled when a customer gives him a hard lesson in fine crystal jewelry. Then, a guy wants to buy some seriously expensive earrings. But when his terms include being pierced on premises, will the Golds take the cash or tell him to take a hike? And later, when a customer returns to claim his Xbox and refuses to pay, the confrontation becomes so intense, someone will be leaving the store for good.

Ashley's nemesis Tressa returns to sell the Rolex that got her fired. The Golds discover she never actually paid for it and devise a clever plan to get it back. But when Tressa throws the mother of all insults at Ashley, not even Les can stop her from flying over the counter.

Les sends a troop of employees to the new store. Short-staffed and overworked, Seth and the crew are faced with mobs of angry customers. Amidst the storm of chaos, a couple brings in one of the strangest objects the Golds have ever seen. Les is interested, but only if he can convince someone to climb inside the contraption and see if it works. And later, Seth blames Les for the short-staffed disaster and sets off an all out war between father and son.

In Sandon, BC, ghost towns tell stories of gold booms and busts.

Our buyers lock horns at the nation's biggest shipping container auction.

Newbies Scott and Chrissy push their way onto Brandon and Lori's turf.

Jeff falls in love with a monster statue made of motorbike parts.

Jeff surprises his staff with unannounced shipments and frantically tries to sell off the merchandise once it arrives.

A Jersey mother offers a dramatic recreation of her pullover.

A woman spends time listening to recordings and not paying attention to the road.

Rich returns to confront Les about being fired. In a last-ditch effort, Rich spots what he thinks are stolen goods. If he's right about the situation, he'll look like a savior to Les. If he's wrong, he may look like a fool and will undoubtedly be handed his final walking papers. Meanwhile, Seth continues on his path to take over the store from his father, all under the disapproving eye of his sister Ashley.

Seth's scheme draws harsh criticism from Ashley. Then, a customer brings in a vintage electric chair that helps Rich gain favor with Les. And later, Seth's road to riches shows it could be a direct path to the poorhouse.

Les loves a good story, but is he being duped by a group of savvy salesmen? Seth and Ashley try to pin him to the wall on his intent to buy, but Les stands firm. Then, the store erupts when potentially tipsy patrons demand fat cash. And later, Les makes a discovery that leaves everyone's heads spinning.

Seth is blindsided when Les brings back ex-employee Amy who he claims screwed them over. While she's known for flaking out, she racks up sales better than anyone in the store. The cash piles up quickly, but when the Golds discover a mistake that could cost them thousands, is Amy to blame?

Les buys rare rock memorabilia that may be worth a pile of cash. Then, when a man gets caught trying to secretly sell his girlfriend's ring, she dishes out a punishment that's never been seen in the store before. And later, Les squares off with a potential buyer for the rock memorabilia. But will his greed get the best of him?

Les is tempted to break store policy when a fast-talking customer pins him to the wall. But when Seth steps in, will the cash be taken off the table?

Jenn gives the University of Texas Marching band's massive drum, Big Bertha a beating, while Todd and Tamera face a train wreck of dental proportions when they tackle a massive train replica headed to a dental office.

In true Jarrett form, he makes his run with fragile, antique Christmas dolls even weirder when he tries to check into a hotel to protect them from the cold; but can a WWII era amphibious "Duck Boat" that survived the Germans, make it through a run with Chris Kikelhan?

Richard and the Monkeys partner up with SEMA Battle of the Builders finalist, Big Mike, to build Gas Monkey's first ever import tuner, a '75 Datsun 280Z.

With just two weeks left until the end of tuna fishing season; Bounty Hunter gains a new deckhand.

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.

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.