Thursday

After tracking Hitler's attempts to return to power through wealthy supporters in Argentina and Brazil, Bob Baer and Dr. John Cencich hit the ground in South America to tackle their biggest lead yet. An FBI report places Hitler in Colombia after unloading from a plane. Bob and John identify the marsh where they believe this plane was hidden, and gain unprecedented access to use state-of-the-art side-scan sonar to locate what could be the Nazi plane that shuttled Hitler to within 2,000 miles of the United States.

Jesse and Papa Bear team up.

Papa Bear sees a clue in a bin.

Lori knows that two of these bins previously belonged to the same owner.

Jesse and David spar over bins they hope will have wine in them.

Paul and Bogart arrive at an auction in Brampton with their new “secret weapon:" Paul’s hopelessly inexperienced brother Barry. While Ursula hopes to break a streak of bad luck, Roy’s locker has him foaming at the mouth. Finally, when Cindy gets her motor running, Rick gets left behind.

Roy shows his young nephew what being an instigator is all about at an auction in South Etobicoke. Bogart wants a new catch-phrase, but even Paul thinks it’s silly. Ursula jumps without a parachute. Captain Rick’s pirate shtick grates on Cindy’s nerves, but that’s nothing compared to the smart-ass welcome they get from comedian/director Kenny Hotz.

Tensions are high between Bobby and Amy.

The boys get caught up in a dangerous situation.

Tensions are high when Ron gives Bobby an ultimatum.

Ron, Amy, and Bobby's relationship is at a breaking point.

Eddie needs back-up; the staff contends with a wrestler; Robert hires a driver.

Bernice violates protocol; Eddie confronts a larger-than-life couple.

This week at Gallery 63, Paul decides to sell a pair of larger-than-life bronze horses that have stood guard at Gallery 63 for years; 2 rare letters from Norman Rockwell and Helen Keller go on the block; and a seller claims his old WWII telescope came from a German U-boat!

This week at Gallery 63, a giant M16 Training Rifle comes in; a seller consigns a vintage Vendorama Pen Dispenser; and music is in the chair when Cindy takes in an ornate 19th Century seat that literally plays music.

This week at Gallery 63, Paul’s go-to motorcycle expert brings in a 1975 Condor Swiss Military Motorcycle; Jon takes in a mean looking WWI Trench Knife; and Paul’s son Elijah tries a new business venture with an opium license and a slave warrant.

This week at Gallery 63, Jon hits the road to pick an antique telephone; Paul takes in 2 paintings by legendary sports artist, Leroy Neiman; a local rapper brings in a souped-up motorcycle, modified by Michael Jordan’s racing team.

The Goldtimers gamble their last $6,000, while Brad and Chris get expert advice that lands them on the gold, and the Ferals face a killer snake.

Ken and Guillaume face a dangerous situation. Karl finally hits a pay streak. Cam tries to finish his season on a positive note.

Cheston McElhaney begs for his job back and gets it. A missing $50,000 bit shuts down drilling and Oscar pursues a suspect, but roughneck betrayal sends Big Dog’s biggest asset Brandon on a rampage.

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.

After purchasing a top notch watch for an amazing price, Les shows it off to Seth and Ashley. Seth is concerned that it might be one of the new amazing fake luxury watches out there, but Les won't hear it. After some computer sleuthing, Les learns a lesson the hard way about the new counterfeit practices, and vows revenge on the seller. Will he be able to regain his pride - and thousands of dollars? Or has he been swindled for good? Plus, Ashley really bugs out over a creepy crawly pawn, and Seth takes a spin in a pimped out ride - for the golf course.

A lot has been going wrong for Les lately, and after whiffing at some sweet deals, this could be the worst day on record for him. Has he really lost his touch for good? Les vows to prove to his kids that he's still got it.

When jewelry is found scattered on the floor, Les think it's just a mistake. But when it happens again - and the security video system conveniently goes down - he knows something is afoot. The Golds set up a plot to catch the culprit, but will they be outsmarted once again? And, when an unruly customer threatens Les on his home turf, the situation becomes more than his security can handle - and they must turn to the Detroit P.D. Plus, a pair of sneakers worn by Shaquille O'Neal take up a lot of space on the sports shelf - will Seth be able to find a buyer?

Jesse threatens to leave Throttle when he finds out Michael charged at the door for the Jackyl show; Rusty's new marriage is already on the rocks.

Bruce accidently discovers Hitler’s toilet! (Or at least a toilet from Hitler’s state yacht).  Bruce’s mate Kevin is spending over 5 million pounds restoring the world’s last remaining German torpedo boat and Bruce wants to be the dealer who supplies him with everything he needs for the job. From Kriegsmarine Kharzis to German anti-aircraft guns Bruce buys and sells his way from Plymouth to Illinois. His journey gives us a fascinating insight into the history of WW2 Naval warfare and how the Germans managed to terrorise Allied shipping.  Freddy and the Twins are left back in Blighty struggling to restore a rare German gun.

Are dangerous ocean predators prowling American rivers? Few people realize that the bull shark can tolerate fresh water, swimming hundreds of miles upstream from the ocean. History suggests it has at times penetrated up the Mississippi River as far as Illinois. The episode will examine the behavior of the bull shark and dive in the St. Lawrence Seaway to uncover another giant, the Greenland Shark. It can grow bigger than the Great White and has been known to head inland and eat land animals like caribou.