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Paul fights to keep his lead and make big bucks as bluefin prices begin to regulate.

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?

When Rich commits a fireable offence at the jewelry counter, Seth pushes for forgiveness but his dad refuses. Will the disagreement sparks a full-on father-son fight? Meanwhile, some bad manners in the pawn line leads to a battle with Ashley, and a kooky cowboy shows off his "horse" to Les.

With the warehouse overflowing with broken electronics, Seth decides to orders a dumpster to get rid of the junk - behind his father's back. Will Les be able to let it go? Or will this new betrayal create a rift between father and son? Meanwhile, Ashley faces off with a woman who wants to bring charges against her when her pawn doesn't go as planned, and a "lawyer" who tries to swindle her with some fake jewels. And sweet sounds come from a surprising source, in this episode of Hard Core Pawn.

Turbo’s new truck gets busted and bashed on a tour of destruction.

Steve Grahame's dodging downpours and damage on an urgent mission in the wet.

Richard and Aaron take on the ultimate 4x4 hot rod – a ’76 Bronco. Unfortunately, runaway rust issues make this project budget-buster. Needing cash fast, Richard hits the road in search of a quick flip. He and Aaron find two Pontiacs, a ’55 Chieftain and a ’40 sedan, at a local estate sale. Richard also snaps up an F-100 truck that he finds by the side of the road. If he can sell those cars, he just might be able to raise enough cash to offset the Bronco’s spiraling costs. To be continued…

Richard and Aaron host a retrospective of the best and funniest moments from the first year of “Fast ‘N’ Loud’. The show spotlights the best car buys, sales, burnouts, visits with Sue, hijinks in the garage, and much more, with an emphasis on never-aired footage, outtakes, and wall-to-wall comedy. Surprise appearances by some of GMG’s most memorable customers add to the fun. But the real star of the show is the Top Five Builds, a salute to the five cars picked by Richard and Aaron as their favorite and most challenging.

With only two weeks left on the North Atlantic Bluefin tuna fishing season; just one fish is not enough for the Gloucester captains – and the lure of doubling their luck is overpowering.

In the first episode of a two-part season finale; Gloucester’s reigning Bluefin champion Dave Carraro; of FV-tuna.com; starts the fishing season with a $20;000 lead over his rival.

Randy and Wayne challenge each other to a sales competition.

Wayne is convinced some old Freemason artifacts are bad luck

The staff is on alert when an angry ex-con threatens the shop

Treasure-seeking Wayne hits a snag trying to open an old safe.