Thursday

It’s week eight of the Atlantic bluefin tuna season; the midway point of fishing where crews either knuckle down and push hard; or crumble from the grind.

Producer Bruce Nash ("Most Shocking") is behind this adrenaline-fueled series that features civilians and law enforcement officers in risky, selfless rescue missions. Each one-hour episode presents an account of a rescue effort from the dual perspectives of hero and victim.

Producer Bruce Nash ("Most Shocking") is behind this adrenaline-fueled series that features civilians and law enforcement officers in risky, selfless rescue missions. Each one-hour episode presents an account of a rescue effort from the dual perspectives of hero and victim.

Producer Bruce Nash ("Most Shocking") is behind this adrenaline-fueled series that features civilians and law enforcement officers in risky, selfless rescue missions. Each one-hour episode presents an account of a rescue effort from the dual perspectives of hero and victim.

Jeff tries to profit from an exhausting string of deals with Wayne. Meanwhile, a woodworking auction does not go as planned.

Jeff scoops a deal from Wayne, has a strange encounter in a sex shop, and then tries to sell an aging accordion to his own mother.

Searching historic trading routes at The Forks, uncovering shipbuilding history.

Drew and Tee get access to a mammoth Norfolk boatyard that boasts over half a century of surplus stock. Peter Jay once toured with the Beatles and today he owns a one-of-a-kind hippodrome. On the outskirts of Manchester, the chaps scour a sprawling house clearance and antiques shop that’s jam packed with unusual salvage items.

Three grannies bust a move; a stoner eating doggie treats; a cat burglar.

An officer catches an amorous couple by surprise.

Investigating internment camp relics in British Columbia yields surprising discoveries.

Captain Dave Marciano defies the fleet by fishing in a secret location on his own.

Mike and Frank are cruising around Daytona Beach, and while the sun is shining outside, the van reeks and the hunt is on to find out why. The guys stumble onto a street lined with abandoned businesses and fall head over heels for a girly neon bar sign. Barbara s bayou property is a pickers paradise. Plus, Randy s suburban home is packed to the rafters with rare collectibles. But when the guys get a load of his prices, it s time to pull out all the stops.

**Please note this is a Crossover episode with American Restoration #18 (Picks & Ricks) & Pawn Stars #111**Mike and Frank are picking in Arizona when Danielle calls about a high profile client with an incredible deadline: Pawn Stars' Rick Harrison needs a 1957 Chevy as a surprise for his dad's birthday but the guys have just one week to find the rare car. With no solid leads from Danielle, Mike and Frank hope to strike rusty gold at the Iron King's sprawling car graveyard. After driving up to a 15-foot look-a-like statue of Frank, the guys scour 30,000 square feet of cool antiques and uncover a rusty must-have sign of a legendary fast food icon. And, when the guys finally track down a rusted-out Chevy for Rick, the initial bargaining is intense but it's nothing compared to the negotiations with the king of pawn once they deliver the car to Vegas.

Les and Seth visit a customer with a garage full of amazing vintage cars. Against his kids' wishes, Les offers big money for one of the guy's golden oldies...but can he close the deal? While a male stripper gives Byron the slip, Karen stumbles making a big deal and Ashley forces a customer to kiss a Gremlin for cash.

With Les and Seth away at the Autorama car show, and Ashley in charge of the store, the employees go a little crazy. Karen gets caught putting on a fashion show during store hours, and Bobby J gets called out for being rude to a customer. Seth accuses his sister of being a bad manager, but Ashley gets the last laugh.

When an argument with Seth leaves Ashley in tears, Karen attempts to broker a peace deal. Seth refuses, but Karen's gesture brings her and Ashley closer together. Plus, Bobby J takes a joyride on two-story tractor, and a watch snob finds himself on Seth's bad side.

A ventriloquist leaves Karen and Bobby J speechless, and an angry MMA fighter takes a swing at Byron. Plus, an odd couple delivers one of the biggest surprises in store history when they try to sell the Golds art they claim is worth over a million dollars. The paperwork is fishy, but the Golds bring in an art expert who believes the paintings are genuine masterpieces by grandmasters.

Samko reluctantly teams up with Jenn after Jenn bids way above her weight class. When Jenn isn't completely forthright, Samko threatens to bring this load toppling down. Dusty takes on a pricey flock of geese decoys and struggles to keep them in prime hunting shape.

Dusty's sensitive side is called on when he nets the job of transporting hundreds of live butterflies. Meanwhile, Jarrett confirms he does not have the "Midas touch" -- as his quarter of million-dollar bullion run turns into a fiasco.

Marc is at the helm of relaunching a massive homemade houseboat but the family's history with the boat, and Marc's stormy attitude, threaten to sink the job before it ever reaches water. Meanwhile, Jarrett meets his match when a bizarre load comes with an even crazier traveling companion.

After winning a black light putt-putt golf course, Jenn's game is tested when she realizes that for her run, "MINI-golf" is a misnomer. Todd and Tamera are literally in over their heads when rappelling skills are required at their modern art pickup.

A mega-find leaves the winning bidder scratching his head.

Brandon and Lori take a risk on a large covered item.

When Jeff tries to make a deal at his vet's office, his business goes to the dogs. Will he fare any better by letting José take the reins on the next one, or will his best frenemy sabotage him?

Jeff is left high and dry in California when he tries to help his friends stage a huge estate sale there. Will he pull off a desert miracle, or watch his profits disappear like a mirage?

Officer Olson pulls over a car of rowdy Irish partygoers.

A hungry driver ignores police sirens.

In Florida, Mike and Frank get VIP access to an authentic retro sideshow where they meet the Wolf Boy and a world champion sword swallower. Later, the guys get junk drunk at a former pawnshop owner's jam-packed property. And, at a Tampa museum, the guys get some great news about a carnie artifact.

The guys hit the alleys of small town Illinois where Mike bids on the rusty frame of the most famous hotrod of all time. The guys get unprecedented access to a family's dusty collection. Mike and Frank agree to invest some serious coin in a legendary restoration project.

When Ashley interferes with one of Karen's sales on the shop floor, a family feud breaks out. Les urges them to work together, but when Ashley's half-hearted efforts to mentor Karen almost result in a big loss for the store, Les has had enough. Plus, Seth gets quite the show when a rock metal group shopping for a guitar breaks out into an impromptu jam session.

Les finally lands a buyer for his special edition Lee Iacocca Mustang, but loses his cool when he learns Seth sent the hot rod out on consignment. Can Seth get the car back in time? Plus, Ashley sniffs out a bad deal on a Pepe le Pew statue, and Byron shows a Rick James wannabe the front door.

After Jenn attempts to drive a decked-out armored, assault vehicle to its buyer, the ride turns out to be little more than she bargained for. Marc faces a wall of storms as he attempts to deliver the daredevil motorcycle ride -- "Wall of Death."

Jenn gets an earful when her pricey load of prayer gongs almost misses their uptight buyer, but when Jarrett's load is delayed by a day he ends up catching hell and a few catcalls handling a side job on the Vegas strip.

When Aaron presents the idea of upgrading Richard’s new ’71 Dodge Scat Pack Challenger R/T that he bought at auction by transplanting the drivetrain from a brand new 2015 Dodge Challenger Scat Pack, Richard agrees to let Aaron tear apart two nearly perfect cars to make it happen, only to realize that this may be the most difficult build the garage has ever faced.