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When a seller brings in a signed Righteous Brothers record, will it leave Rick and Corey with that lovin' feeling? Then, will Chum be ready to jump through hoops when checking out a pull-apart circus toy from the 1920s? Or will it take too many acrobatics to land a deal? Later, Rick fine-tunes an offer for a 1950's Gretsch guitar. Will he make an amped-up deal, or will he and the seller be out of tune? And finally, Chum is locked and loaded when he checks out a Palmer rifle from the Civil War.

When Rick takes a swing at a Honus Wagner baseball card, will it be the real deal? Then, Chum strums a custom Fender by popular guitar maker John Carruthers. Can he pick the right price, or will he end up fretting? Meanwhile, Rick is thrilled to see a Draped Bust half dollar hit the counter. But is it in mint condition? And later, when Rick and Corey visit superstar chef Barry Dakake to check out his celebrity-signed "Shakedown Door," can they unlock a deal?

Rick checks out a horde of coins from Kentucky - but is all that glitters gold? Or will Rick be played for a fool? Then, Chum gets into the spirit when a mentalist brings in a magical clock. Will it be time for a deal, or will Chum get ghosted? Later, Corey isn't ready to say die to a deal when a seller brings in a poster from "The Goonies" - but will this be treasure, or will Corey be cursed? And finally, Chum tries to drum up a deal on a sparkling snare. Will the seller feel the rhythm, or will Chum have to tap out?

Things go nuclear when a Japanese Godzilla toy hits the counter. Can Corey come out on top before he's crushed? Next, Chum does battle over a leather jacket from WWII--but will his offer bomb? Then, when a "Godfather" video display illuminates the pawn shop, will Rick make an offer that can't be refused? Or will it be lights out? And later, a "Johnny Drama" whiskey bottle tries to join Chum's entourage. Can a special guest help Chum determine if it's the real deal?

At the dawn of the 20th century, America is transforming from a primitive agrarian society to a modern Mecca of technology, mass production and automation. Factories are stocked full of machines that require maintenance from new tools. With a growing need for speed and efficiency, a few visionary companies--Black and Decker, Milwaukee, DeWalt--create the power tools that revolutionize how America is built, and how many Americans spend their weekends now.

In 1893, sending information across America is a time-consuming process. Letters travel slowly by land, and those who can afford it, send telegrams along a limited network of fixed wires. But two rival inventors have the same idea for improving things: wireless communication. Nikola Tesla is one of the most famous and successful thinkers of his day, single-handedly changing the way electricity is supplied and generated. Guglielmo Marconi is a young, uneducated Italian inventor who ignores scientific consensus and goes with his gut. Both want to rid the world of wires and send messages through the air. With millions of dollars on the line, the two men battle to dominate the new market and bring radio to the masses.

In the 1870s communicating with distant family requires sending a letter, and waiting days or weeks for a reply. The telegraph is faster, but too expensive for most people. When communication giant Western Union offers a colossal cash prize to anyone who can improve its network, two daring inventors go head-to-head in a fight that will forever change the way humans connect. Alexander Graham Bell and Elisha Gray will stop at nothing to lay claim to the new technology and dominate the market. But there can be just one winner in this battle involving fraud, corruption and ground-breaking innovation that ultimately leads to the advent of the world's most common device: the telephone.

In 1910, airplanes are a novelty, fragile wooden concoctions that float in the air--and crash. But that doesn't stop two young dreamers with a passion for this newfangled machine from imagining a very different future: one in which planes carry millions of passengers across the country, even across the seas. To realize that vision and create a lucrative new market, William Boeing and Donald Douglas take on automobile titan Henry Ford, infamous Dutch aviation giant Anthony Fokker--and each other. It's a high stakes battle involving courage, risk taking, bold innovation, even industrial espionage... and not every business will last. But for the surprising survivors, the prize is worth it: the joy of flight and astonishing profit.

In the 1870s, harvesting crops is grueling, back-breaking work. Farmers must walk miles behind horse drawn plows to get food on American tables. But a group of dreamers--all of them rivals--has a vision that will change farming forever and create one of the world's most iconic machines: the tractor. Their quest to corner the market--worth 75 billion today--produces some of the greatest innovations and most iconic brands of all time: Caterpillar, John Deere, and Ford.

On Uncle Butch's ten-acre homestead in Wisconsin, the Wolfe brothers pay big money for some rare nuggets of petroliana but strike out on a jaw-dropping ride with a Hollywood pedigree. Flying solo in Milwaukee, Mike meets the 97-year-old inventor whose life-like automatons tell the story of America's all-time favorite characters.

In Nebraska, the Wolfe brothers visit a third-generation pioneer village that features a visionary's mighty collection--along with a dozen massive outbuildings that haven't been opened since the 50s. Packed with planes, trains, automobiles--and everything in between--as Mike and Robbie go on a wild ride, unearthing dusty museum-quality surplus and long-forgotten pieces of choice Americana.

Robbie is determined to buy the granddaddy of woody trailers, and Mike turns to one of the best mechanics in the country to breathe life into a bundle of ultra-rare Harleys and Indians.

Mike and Jersey pick a little shop of wonder in the heart of Manhattan. And Robbie chases down the holy grail of brass-era signs.

The Wolfe brothers seal the deal on a one-of-a-kind bi-plane. And an appraiser has good news--and bad news--about a pricey Wild West impulse purchase.

Junk drunk on a hotly anticipated return visit to a legendary Florida collector, Mike picks up a mind-blowing piece of Civil Rights history and a to-die-for Schwinn Paramount with an heroic cross-country pedigree. Meanwhile in California, Robbie and Jersey are determined to seal the deal on a folk-art masterpiece of America鈥檚 most iconic landmark.

The owner of an automotive boneyard is in the mood to sell. And a California collector's kingdom of junk is home to one of the rarest motorbikes in the world.

On the hunt for a delectable Porsche, Mike speed-picks in South Carolina while Rob and Jersey visit a motel-size collection of petroliana.

Joey and Kallie take on Daniel and Zak in a high-stakes family competition, racing to catch the most gators and avoid cooking crab dinner for the losing team. Don and Calum struggle with small catches until they test a new knot-tying trick, hoping to land bigger gators and redeem themselves in Troy Landry's eyes. Ronnie brings his 98-year-old grandfather on the water for a special day of hunting, honoring family tradition despite the relentless rain. Bruce is forced to hunt solo after Anna is sidelined with a serious infection, pushing himself to the limit to fill his boat and keep the season alive.

Jacob and Little Willie face a frustrating day as they discover multiple poached lines, forcing them to set up a hidden camera to catch the culprit. Ronnie recruits Chase Landry to help him fill his boat with giant gators, forming an unstoppable team. Bruce welcomes Anna back to the boat after her injury, but her wounded thumb forces them to adjust their strategy. The King of the Swamp Troy Landy brings his grandsons Ridge and Moose out for a special hunt, teaching them the family trade while battling monster gators. Daniel Edgar and Zak return to the legendary hunting grounds of Grande Noir, only to discover something even bigger lurking in the waters.

The Landry crew clashes in a battle to catch the biggest gator. Troy and Pickle race to the King of the Swamps secret hotspot, Bayou Monstreaux. Don and Calum try to prove their worth as the newcomers in Coulon Creek. Jacob and Little Willie hunt at the renowned G.A. Cut, as they aim to secure the win. Bruce uses a timeless hunting strategy to fill his boat quickly ahead of a storm.

Troy teams up with a legendary hunter to chase a record-breaking 14-foot monster. Zak aids Daniel in taking down "The Professor" a cunning gator that has evaded capture for 30 years. Joey and Kallie take on an elusive gator terrorizing a crawfish pond. Jacob and Little Willie track a beast known as "Tree Breaker," a giant gator powerful enough to snap a willow tree. Bruce and Anna hunt in a hidden trench, using Bruce's swamp instincts to land massive gators.