Wednesday

Investigating internment camp relics in British Columbia yields surprising discoveries.

An officer pulls over a woman who had too much sushi to drink.

A deputy makes a couple with suspended licenses walk home.

An officer deals with a unaware drunken driver that his car is totaled.

An officer issues tickets to three people in the same car.

Les and Logan set out for a father/son fishing trip in a tin boat. Stranded after their motor dies, Les and Logan are quickly plunged into an intense survival situation that could happen to any summer cottager. This father/son team must work together to stay hydrated, secure food, make shelter and flag down a rescue plane. Les gets creative using bug spray as a fire-starter. Father/son dynamics effect his decision-making.

At a Lincolnshire brewery, Drew’s lucky find turns to frustration. Down the road, the chaps visit a grand Elizabethan home where Drew falls for a mini retro rhinoceros. Later, nothing strikes Drew’s fancy at an antique dealer’s warehouse near Birmingham. That is, until he heads outside.

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.

Angry over his father's dismissal of the consultant hired to help increase their sales, Seth goes MIA, leaving the store in the lurch. When he doesn't come back, Les goes looking - and is shocked at where he finds his son spending his time. Plus, Ashley holds her own with a pack of wild animals, and a lady who thinks bigger is better - no matter what.

Les is devastated when he suspects Seth of doing deals behind his back with a competitor. Can he lure his son back to American Jewelry, or will their confrontation ultimately split the family apart for good? Plus, Ashley gets spooked by a skeleton rock band, Bobby J tosses the pigskin for a big win, and a vintage Dick Tracy radio watch leads to a very surprising offer from Les.

Les and Ashley get reeled in by the World's Largest Fishing Lure, but Seth thinks it will be a tough sell. Will they hook a big sale with this one of a kind piece? Or find themselves all washed up by the end of the day? Plus, things get physical when Byron is pushed too far, and Les squares off with a hot headed hillbilly.

When Ashley smells weed in the warehouse, the hunt is on to find out who is getting high at work. Will Les's big cash reward bring out the snitches? Or will Seth's plan to drug test their employees reveal the culprit? Plus, Les takes a ride on a sweet custom three wheeled motorbike, and a potential Picasso comes through the door at American Jewelry and Loan.

Les is always on the lookout for deals, but when he hears about a hook up for truckloads of brand new goods, he makes a move that could change the store forever. Later, Seth takes a spin on a bar stool racer, Bobby J saddles up to a bucking bull, and Les goes toe to toe with a wanna be Liberace.

When Ashley snags a deal away from Les right under his nose, the family decides to hold a father daughter sales competition, with Seth as the judge. Can Ashley hustle hard enough to beat her father, the master? Or will Les sound the alarm on a huge last minute deal for the win? Plus, Bobby J goes for a dangerous ride he won't soon forget, and Seth calls in a favor from an old friend when some creepy Friday the 13th merchandise comes through the door.

The guys stop in at a massive moving sale but discover that the property’s already been picked. Later, a collector is reluctant to sell but Scott is determined to make the expensive trip worthwhile. After a lifetime of collecting, Jim is motivated to clear out his house and outbuildings. And, the century-old Last Chance Saloon is closing its doors, and it’s packed with incredible stuff.

The bidders take a trip to Hawaii.

The bidders take a trip out to Hawaii for an auction at a marine life park.

The Gold Devils return to their Fair lady lease in pursuit of their 1000-ounce target, The Ferals face a standstill when their excavator is seized by rivals and Vince Bibi and Murray's last ditch effort gamble pays off with a monster nugget.

Scrap metal merchant Russell McDonough battles water-logged tracks in the desert, Yogi's super-sized load is on a knife edge and in remote Outback, Corey Chapman's volatile load gets a shake-up.

The captains are challenged by an unexpected crowd of boats, and the fleet is forced to make tough decisions about where to catch bluefin.

With the pressure mounting to land a fish, the captains form alliances to better their chances of putting meat on deck.

Aaron bets Richard that the Monkeys can finish a 1980 El Camino a week ahead of schedule. But last-minute problems threaten to push them past the deadline.

A valuable guitar strikes a special chord in Seth, a customer tries to buy a fancy watch with questionable coin, and Les does a deal - with his doppelg?nger?

When Seth has just five minutes to bid on a valuable sports card auction, he takes a shot - without telling his Dad. But when the big boss finds out he spent thousands without a word, Les throws down the gauntlet - sell everything in a week, or pay out of pocket. Will Seth be able to make the sale? Or will he lose his shirt? Plus, Ashley tries to make a deal with a dancer on a Chinese Dragon, and Les challenges some college boys to go shot for shot with potent Snake Wine.

After spending a fortune on sports memorabilia, Seth comes down to the wire to sell it all before his Dad's deadline, or else he'll be out thousands of dollars. Plus, Les checks out a sweet Starfire Convertible, and Ashley tussles with a woman who won't take rabbit for an answer when it comes to her fur.

When the security guards start spooking customers, the Les sends them home to teach them a lesson. Yet when some angry customers make outrageous demands, and the Golds have to fend for themselves, Ashley isn't so sure her dad's choice was the right one. Will the family be able to defend their turf on their own? Or will business as usual - but without security - put them in danger? Plus, a sweet 1972 Cadillac looks great, but smells less so, and a pair of WWII binoculars signed by an important historical figure.

Ron and Amy make plans to renew their wedding vows.

A new chapter begins in the Lizard Lick saga!