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Desperate to find new gold, Shawn pushes himself and his equipment to the limit. At Sledge Island, the deeper water triggers dangerous side effects for Zeke. The Kelly's go upriver for a shot at redemption. [79]

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.

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.

From raw materials to finished products, FOOD FACTORY goes behind the scenes to reveal how our favourite foods are made: Tabasco sauce is fermented in oak barrels for up to three years; uncover the secret to making irresistible Italian lemon ice; tumble dried for hours, nearly a million kilograms of peanuts hit the major leagues every year; and, double-chocolate mousse starts with two kinds of chocolate and lots of whipped cream.

From raw materials to finished products, FOOD FACTORY goes behind the scenes to reveal how our favourite foods are made: The secret to delicious Dijon mustard is a whole lot of Chardonnay; a single batch of rabbi-approved coconut macaroons weighs in at 15,000 kg; eight million bottles of kosher certified teriyaki sauce are blended every year; and, hazelnut cream-filled wafers are toasted for just 40 seconds.

From raw materials to finished products, FOOD FACTORY goes behind the scenes to reveal how our favourite foods are made: 1,300 cans of cola are produced every minute; it takes two strains of bacteria and a modern centrifuge to produce fat-free Greek yogurt by the gallon; more than 700,000 kg of butter cream is used every year to make mountains of Swiss roll cakes; and, 30,000 jars of pickled sliced beets roll off the assembly line every day.

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.

With the shop’s dwindling inventory, Drew’s search for one-off items takes him from posh to junk. With priority access to a sprawling Scottish estate, Drew hopes to uncover a bit of country house magic. An old-school scrapyard in Coventry is like heaven. At a company that exports antique furniture, the master negotiator meets his match. Ricky’s property is like an amazing museum of rare vehicles but it seems nothing is for sale. Drew makes a stop in Brighton to sell a few of his wares. Back at the shop, Drew hears the restorer’s verdict about his new rusty Morris Minor convertible.

In the land of the midnight sun, Survivorman heads in to 72°.46 N – the northern tip of Baffin Island. Living here is an exercise in survival. Getting to the base camp takes two days longer the expected due to weather. On-route the boats are surrounded by a pod of orca… killer whales. And Les soon notices what the killer whales are after… thousands of narwhale; something that most of the Inuit rarely see.

Les takes a group of NHL hockey players out to the wilderness to see if they have what it takes to survive.

Lori and Brandon get in a fight over a bin.

Sean is only allowed in the storage facility after hours.

At a Toronto barber shop, Scott and Sheldon uncover a veritable shrine to the Maple Leafs. Later, it’s down to the wire when Sheldon challenges Scott to a 15-minute pick-a-thon. On an idyllic property in Roseneath, Ontario, Scott’s low-key strategy pays off. In Picton, a 16-year-old proves he’s a seasoned picker and a tough negotiator. Back in Calgary, Brooke joins the warehouse staff and the guys unveil their latest haul.

Seth must prove his worth after Les hands him the keys to the kingdom. Business heats up, customers unravel and all eyes are on Seth. With so much on the line, will he be able to handle the pressure?

Seth makes a major mistake that could lead the store to a financial disaster. As he scrambles to find a solution, Ashley rats him out to Les and creates a war zone. But later, when Seth lets a major transaction go down in flames, Les steps in and saves the day. Now, it's Seth who must answer for the failure.

Les and Seth eye a $20,000 sale when a client requests a custom diamond ring be made in 24 hours. It's a break-neck deadline, but with all hands on deck, the cash is as good as theirs. But when Ashley derails the project for her own selfish needs, no one can stop Seth from going after her.

The Golds face-off with the dirty South when an urban hillbilly tries to sell them unusual items to fund his farm. Then, Seth looks to buy music memorabilia, but when he busts the customer for fake goods, the conflict boils over into the parking lot. And later, the hillbilly returns to show his gratitude to the Golds, but when one of his farm animals get loose in the store, it sends everyone into a full-blown panic.

Competitors are a fact of life in business, but when merchants start poaching customers on Les' property, he plans to catch them in the act. Then, one of the Golds has the opportunity to buy a diamond-crusted watch, but when they find the bling to be bogus, it sets the customer off on a rampage. And later, Les busts a poacher in the act and the whole family comes out swinging.

Seth discovers a hidden room overflowing with merchandise his employees have been unable to sell. Then, Ashley chases a customer into the parking lot over a diamond necklace. And later, Seth explodes when Ashley buys a worthless roulette table, but what starts out as a compulsive argument turns into the worst fight in the family's history.

Ashley returns to put Seth in his place. Meanwhile, a customer is robbed and fights to sell her last remaining possession. And later, Les sits his kids down for a royal reaming that may finally get them both on track.

A rash of break-ins has the Golds on high alert. As they prepare to catch a thief, a customer comes in claiming to be the Devil himself. Can they strike a deal or will they be forced to exorcise him from the premises? And later, security catches a burglar in the parking lot, but as they drag her inside, they're hit with a surprise no one saw coming.

Jeff takes delivery of a massive load of dubious merchandise and his staff starts to worry. Meanwhile, a planned auction of high-end goods teeters on the brink of disaster.

Jeff is stressed out from making deals non-stop. After reaching a breaking point, he reluctantly lets his family take him on a vacation but struggles to relax.

A group of bachelorettes are stopped.

A DUI suspect is put to the test.

America's finest catch unsuspecting speeders at their worst.

America's finest catch unsuspecting speeders at their worst.

Ron and Bobby head to a stock car track.

Ron and Bobby race against time when Amy's water breaks.

A new chapter begins in the Lizard Lick saga.

The team enlists the aid of Big Juicy to ensnare a group of landscapers.

Richard makes Brian Bass an offer he can't refuse to turn his antique Ford into the ultimate Gas Monkey shop truck. And, he gets a green 1970 Cuda on the cheap.

The Monkeys find themselves in a hot-rod dilemma when their 1950s flat-head isn't tailor-made for their '33 Ford pickup, as deadline approaches.

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.

Les discovers someone has broken into one of the backrooms and begins a full scale manhunt. Meanwhile, a customer tries to sell a guitar signed by Kid Rock and reveals a tightly guarded secret that has Rich seeing a pile of cash. And later, Les finds out who broke into the backroom and goes off on a tirade that could send one employee through the front door... head first.