Monday

A fight at Dave's wedding threatens to explode Bobby's relationship with Cassie.

Bobby strikes-out with a bunch of bridesmaids.

An $80,000 ring goes missing so Randy and Wayne launch a search.

A customer wanting a refund takes matters into her own hands.

When the store is robbed, Elyse is put in charge.

A 'man cave' fire sale takes Wayne and Randy on a road trip.

From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory goes behind the scenes to reveal how our favourite foods are produced: Rice-A-Roni’s massive assembly line produces six million boxes per week; this speedy Caesar salad kit takes just 30 seconds to prepare; it takes 100,000 Granny Smith apples to make a year’s worth of delectable Whole Foods apple pies; and, nearly 40 million of Glutino’s gluten-free multi-grain English muffins are baked every year.

From raw materials to finished products, Food Factory goes behind the scenes to reveal how our favourite foods are produced: After a century, Frank’s RedHot Original Cayenne Pepper Sauce still turns up the heat; seven million boxes of Shredded Wheat are produced every year; it takes art, culture, and science to create these coffee-chocolate bars with barista flair; and, from an obligatory nap to a robotic assembly line, this family-operated farm has perfected the art of hard-boiling eggs.

Food Factory has the scoop on red licorice candy, spicy Sriracha mayonnaise, flaky Turkish bourekas, and an irresistible cookie that combines dark chocolate with two wafer-thin cookies.

Food Factory cooks up millions of cherry chews, silos of ‘elbow’ macaroni, an all-season cranberry Christmas cheesecake, and a crispy exotic snack called chakri.

Food Factory has the inside scoop on honey, sprouted wheat bread, a checkerboard cookie, and irresistible chocolate-covered cherries.

Food Factory has the skinny on a rainbow of candies, ancient rice vinegar, a tangy Thai soup-in-a-bag, and gourmet caramels with a twist.

In Sandon, BC, ghost towns tell stories of gold booms and busts.

An officer pulls over a speeder en route to plunge his grandmother's toilet.

Officer Williams stops a car full of Canadians.

An officer catches his mother's best friend speeding.

A wacky inventor wearing a hands-free soda helmet gets pulled over.

Forced to land his ultralight aircraft due to miscalculation in fuel, Survivorman is once again out to endure the elements for seven days in this spectacular locale… the Australia Outback.

With his new sidekick Tee along for the ride, Drew barters with a baronet at one of Scotland’s grandest estates. Drew tours Eddie’s one-of-a-kind yard, but the seasoned salvager gives him a run for his money. After hand feeding lions, the guys go behind the scenes at a wildlife park. Under pressure to fill their virtually empty van, the chaps visit an old brewery that’s getting a facelift.

Jeff has one day to clear out a Chinese grocery store full of exotic and vile stock.

Jeff makes an impulse buy. Meanwhile, Daniel ends up with a truckload of shoes that are all the same size.

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?

With a thief in their midst, the Golds set up a sting to try and catch the culprit. But when the police are called in, will there be enough evidence? And could he have an accomplice? At American Jewelry, no one can be trusted. Meanwhile, a quirky customer with uncanny timing brings in a vintage cop car that might just push Les over the edge.

After a devastating betrayal by their head of security, the Golds must crack down to protect themselves and their business - but when Seth's security measures go too far, he finds himself in the line of fire from Les, Ashley, and the entire staff. Plus, Les goes back to the future for a one of a kind car - but will his customer back out of a deal?

Seth's security crackdown rubs the redeem girls the wrong way, and American Jewelry comes up short staffed - forcing the Golds to man the windows. Out of his element, Seth struggles to stay on the ball, and with each new high drama customer, gets closer and closer to his breaking point. Will Les and Ashley bail him out? Or will they let him crash and burn to teach him a lesson in employee relations? Plus, a hot humidor catches Les' eye - can he make the deal, or will it go up in smoke?

Seth and Ashley battle it out to see who can bring in more new customers to the store. Ashley's idea really blows up, but Seth has a secret plan in the works - and one that might just push his sister over the edge, and out of American Jewelry. Plus, first aid comes in handy when mouth to mouth is needed on the floor, and some flashy rims send Les spinning.

Customer drama is nothing new to the Golds, but when uproar in the pawn line reveals that an employee may be taking bribes, Ashley vows to get to the bottom of things. Les and Seth brush off her conspiracy theory until a blow up on the floor forces them to pay attention. Plus, Les is faced with a miraculous invention that may solve the problem of male pattern baldness forever, and Seth is knocked out of the park with some incredibly rare baseball memorabilia.

Keeping one eye out for Big Foot, the Pickers hunt for big deals in Southern B.C. From local memorabilia, to vintage toys, a glitzy silver saddle, and a hot collection of cedar-stripped canoes, Scott and Sheldon are not going home empty-handed.

Mone, Brandon and Lori's new nemesis, arrives on the scene.

This is an unusual auction with two huge specialty items.

Krazy Dave is trapped in a submerged car when a repo goes wrong.

Ron and Bobby repo a tattoo shop owner's car from his shop.

The Gold Devils race against the elements, Jacqui and Andrew push to new extremes and mechanical issues leave the Ferals divided.

The Gas Monkeys race to finish their Buick Indy Racer for a deep-pocket client. Next, a collector wheels and deals for Richard's 1975 Datsun 280-Z.

The guys team up with the Gary Sinise Foundation to build a custom '81 Jeep CJ7 as a tribute for Veteran's Day. Later, an original '68 Chevelle tempts Richard.

In the wake of Les' bum watch deal, Seth and Ashley get on his case to curb his crazy buys. He makes a deal to get the kids off his back, but when some interesting animals come through the door, it might be too much for Les to resist. Plus, a set of creepy Christmas dolls creates a showdown between the Golds. And Ashley shows some heart by helping out a needy customer - but will her good deed pay off?

Les has finally heard enough from Seth and Ashley about his bum watchband deal, and bets that he can sell them off just to get the kids off his back. Luck seems to be on his side when a selling streak blasts through the door, and he gets some help from Bobby J, with and an old school trick. But with 40,000 in stock, this might be too big a beast for even the master salesman himself to slay. Plus, Ashley becomes barber for the day, and some unconventional customers prepare for The End - and Les is more than happy to lend a hand, for the right price.

Seth and Ashley have betting on the brain and start the day with a wager that has leaves one of them dressed to the nines. The gambling doesn't stop when a vintage motor city relic makes its way through the doors, and the kids can't decide what it might be worth. But when Les wants in on the action, he could wind up getting his hands dirty. Plus, an unruly customer gets kicked out by Byron - and lets it all hang out.

Ashley is livid when she gets cut out a deal by Les and Seth. Trying to keep the peace - and the business running smoothly - Les separates the siblings, but the battle spills onto the sales floor in a huge way. Les must make a shocking decision between family and business, and the implications could last for a long time to come. Plus, you'll never guess what's inside one customer's secret bag.