Sunday

Hilo, Hawaii is hit by tsunamis a century apart; New Delhi is overrun by monkeys twice.

The stakes are unusually high as Drew and the team prepare to launch a new retail space at Liberty, one of London’s most luxurious department stores. At an old Lincolnshire theatre Drew falls for an unusual cow’s head. Later, a major dig through the outbuildings of a 17th Century house eventually yields a cast iron gem. And the chaps hope to fill the nearly empty at a brand new salvage yard.

Drew and Tee head to York where an old chicken farm now houses a massive stockpile of scenery and props. Later, Drew has a date with his dream car, but a fateful test drive may just derail his fantasy. Down the road in Suffolk, Drew spots an unusual model castle, but the asking price could put the prime real estate beyond his reach.

Les discovers broken merchandise and calls his staff to the carpet. The next person to step out of line is getting fired.

Tensions are at an all time high as Les aims to fire the next bumbling employee. But when Rich makes a fatal error it leads to an unforeseen ending that could change 25 years of history.

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?

Russell McDonough hauls a mobile building down a load-destroying track.

The Mackay brothers hit the bush and try to dodge destruction.

The team start work on a quick and easy upgrade for a '67 Firebird convertible, but it quickly becomes a valuable project. Plus, a Hellcat is missing!

The guys face a seven-day deadline to raise their '67 Firebird from the ashes. Later, NFL star DeMarcus Ware shops for an authentic Gas Monkey hotrod.

Tensions reach their breaking point amongst the Gloucester fleet as captains; mates and vessels fall apart.

It’s a battle of wills on the North Atlantic; as two of Gloucester’s top Bluefin fishermen - friends-turned-foes Paul Hebert and Dave Carraro - go head-to-head to out-fish each other.

A customer tries to sell Royal a bag full of valuable diamonds.

Acustomer tries to sell her son's classic comic books.

A Russian tycoon wants to partner with the brothers.

Randy and Wayne venture out of the shop to spend the day at a flea market.