Wednesday

Scott and Sheldon find a property filled with vintage amusement rides. But when they come face-to-face with the train bell that might have killed Jumbo The Elephant in the late 1800s, they track down a historian to help them solve the mystery.

The new couple (aka the "younger, trendier Brandon and Lori") are back.

Papa Bear is back.

Tailgating outside a NASCAR speedway in North Carolina and more.

Our officers pull over Tom Cruise!

A lounge singer serenades an officer.

An officer pulls over a car to find a woman with a reputation.

As the deadline approaches, Seth and Ashley scramble to pull their individual events together. Amidst a crushing wall of pressure from Les, customers that have fully lost their minds and fierce sibling rivalry, the chaos mounts to a breaking point. But when the dust settles and the cash is counted, Les delivers devastating news that rocks his family and staff to the core.

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

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.

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

Tensions are high between Bobby and Amy.