Monday

Ron and Bobby arrive in New Orleans.

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

An $80,000 ring goes missing so Randy and Wayne launch a search.

A customer wanting a refund takes matters into her own hands.

When the store is robbed, Elyse is put in charge.

A 'man cave' fire sale takes Wayne and Randy on a road trip.

From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory goes behind the scenes to reveal how our favourite foods are produced: Planters cocktail peanuts are roasted in a giant oven called the ‘Big Daddy’; Betty Lou’s chocolate-covered snack bars contain freeze-dried vegetables; follow the assembly line that turns out 21 million crispy cream-cheese-filled jalapeno peppers every year; and, Old Montreal steak spice contains a secret blend of 20 herbs and spices.

From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory goes behind the scenes to reveal how our favourite foods are produced: A mother-daughter duo has perfected the recipe for gluten-free Nanaimo bars; 250,000 Chunks O’Fruti frozen strawberry fruit bars are produced every day; uncover the history behind savoury Shanghai dumplings and find out why it’s impossible to eat just one; and, these multicoloured retro fruit jellies have attracted a celebrity following.

From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory goes behind the scenes to reveal how our favourite foods are produced: Discover the chicken pad Thai kits guaranteed to improve your kitchen cred; visit the Florida candy factory that’s turning out heavenly melt-in-your-mouth mints; the search for the ultimate chimichurri recipe reveals a spicy love story and tons of herbs and garlic; and, every year, half a million lucky bananas are lovingly transformed into chocolate-covered frozen treats.

From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory goes behind the scenes to reveal how our favourite foods are produced: The stats on this mammoth Florida orange juice factory will blow your mind; tour the family-run business that produces 2.5 million balls of pizza dough every day; Fruiti Farts candies feature a rainbow of flavours and a personality that’s all their own; and, over a million bite-size cream puffs roll off this California assembly line every day.

From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory goes behind the scenes to reveal how our favourite foods are produced: Skippy has been perfecting its iconic peanut butter recipe since 1933; eggplant Parmesan is made by the truckload in this California facility; a staggering three million bags of shelled pistachios roll off this assembly line every day; and meet the perfect movie-night chocolate bar that’s packed with crunchy tortilla chips and pop-in-your mouth candy.

From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory goes behind the scenes to reveal how our favourite foods are produced: Making candy-covered almonds is a painstaking 10-hour process; the hole-free Bagelwich is boiled and baked at a rate of 15,000 buns per hour; half a million pounds of S’mores snack mix roll off a California assembly line every year; and, enough miso soup concentrate is produced annually to make over six billion cups of soup.

On a country house marathon with Julian, Drew’s quest for rare and unique items takes him inside some of Britain’s finest homes. At Great Fulford, Drew shakes on a number of great deals until a reversal of fortune ends up costing him money. Gray’s Court is being turned into a hotel and its owner may just be willing to part with a set of rare tables. Making a sale at the spectacular Chavenage House proves more difficult when Drew rekindles the owner’s interest in her family’s old stuff. At Burton Court, the guys uncover an entire room filled with vintage taxidermy animal heads.

After all his years of wilderness survival around the globe, the forests of Ontario’s Temagami still rank as some of the most difficult, harrowing and challenging survival experiences Les has ever faced. Breathtakingly beautiful, Temagami’s old growth pine forests and refreshing blue lakes, bountiful with fish and wildlife, are sure to test Les’s survival skills yet again. Les returns to the oldest mountain ranges in North America to survive with no food, no water, no shelter, no safety and no camera crew. He survives eating wild edibles, hunting for food, making a fire and building a shelter. Key challenges are the incessant sting of mosquitos, blackflies and deerflies, as well as staying ever vigilant for moose, wolves, bears and other territorial wildlife.

Les and his 16-year-old son Logan find themselves trapped without supplies and without a way home while sea kayaking along the coastline of British Columbia. Staying hydrated, fed and warm takes on a whole new meaning with Logan by his side. Lack of food, unsafe water and inclement weather can wreck havoc on the body – let alone one’s mood. Logan’s better at video games than survival and better at hockey than starting a fire. Distraction can cause mistakes…and mistakes can be very costly.

Brandon and Lori look to cash in on their first trip to New Orleans.

Legend FJ sees big dollar signs in old voodoo artifacts.

While visiting an eccentric palm reader in Montreal, Scott and Sheldon uncover a host of weird and wacky items, and are told they will have good luck picking in Quebec. Touring a Victorian home in Papineauvile, the guys uncover a bonanza of rare antiques. Later, a promising pick proves to be a total bust. And, the shrewd owners of a sprawling antique store are ready to move some merchandise.

Seth's secret plan to sell Pontiac is in full motion, but when it hits a snag, Ashley is pulled into the fray. The kids scramble to meet with a buyer and find themselves in a life-changing scenario.

After Seth attempted to sell his father's business out from under him, Les cannot forgive or forget his son's betrayal. The shop can't function without Les, but he seems to have checked out and locked himself in his office, refusing to speak to anyone. When a fight on the floor gets tossed outside, the brawl doesn't end. When the parking lot rumble rolls out of control, the Golds find themselves in the line of fire.

When a rare guitar finds its way into the shop, the Golds' can't decide if it's the real deal, or a fake. It could be worth thousands, but coughing up cash on a phony could hit a sour note. With no time to call in an expert, Seth and Les must go with their guts. Meanwhile, Ashley faces off with a customer - not with words, but with weapons, and a wrestling legend visits American Jewelry with a special proposition.

Les can't believe that a hustler would edge in on his turf, but when customers start getting scammed in his parking lot, the Golds have no choice but to take action - and fast. Meanwhile, a fledgling fashionista gets spitting mad when Seth turns down her merchandise, and Ashley is shocked to see an X Box aficionado turn the showroom floor into his personal video game. Plus, Seth and Ashley finally come to blows - sumo style.

A Hollywood player brings in a high end custom job that has Seth scrambling, but one sloppy mistake could lead to disaster - and cost the Golds major businness. Some mother daughter drama at the pawn window has Ashley playing referree, but when things get out of hand, the police might need to be called. Then, a roommate dispute gets ugly on the floor.

When a junky old bike rolls in, Les and Ashley are at odds as to what it's worth. It's young versus old as they compete to find the best vintage item that will bring in the most green. Meanwhile, Seth faces off with a Jersey guy looking for trouble, and a woman who wants more TV than she can handle.

Ashley's attitude is nothing new, but when her sass starts costing the store business, its up to Les and Seth to get to the root of her problems. Then, a serial killer groupie brings in some frightening paraphernalia - could it be too spooky for even Les to handle? And a showdown on a drum set let's Rich show off his skills - and maybe make a deal.

Detroit hosts its annual Dream Cruise, and the Golds know they have just one day to cash in on automotive merchandise. After Les passes on a deal for an historic Chevy sign, Seth goes behind his dad's back and snags it. Will he be able to flip it fast? Or does father really know best?

Jeff learns a bitter lesson when an old "friend" steals a lucrative deal right out from under him. Meanwhile, much-loved employee Christine departs Direct Liquidation.

Jeff's makes a big promise and decides to host an auction to sell used karts when a local go-kart track goes out of business.

A motorist is pulled over for driving without his headlights on.

A driver gets pulled over for speeding.

A speeder gets stopped twice by police.

Police pull over speeders.

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.

Ron faces his first day out of jail with new resolve to atone.

Richard gathers the Monkeys and special friends to answer more comments and questions from their fans over the years. Plus, they revisit some notable builds.

After 2017 Daytona 500 winner Kurt Busch makes a surprise visit to Gas Monkey, Richard strikes a deal to build him a '72 Pantera to race against fellow NASCAR champion Joey Logano.

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.