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Rick is ready for some football when a Super Bowl bucket hat lands at the shop. Spencer brings in an Incredible Hulk comic book, while a set of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs pencil holders awakens Corey's interest

Henry Cole and his team visit a farm sale and come away with a vintage Massey Ferguson tractor. However, they come to regret their decision and have to take drastic measures to sell it

Henry Cole heads solo to an automobilia and vintage toy auction, before his team regroups and heads to Newark autojumble, looking to come up with enough cash in a final bid to afford the 1950s Buick

Henry, Allen and Guy finally take possession of the Buick Roadmaster they worked so hard to own. After a little tinkering they cruise down to a classic car show in Newbury, where they end up doing a little wheeling and dealing

In West Covina, Brandi makes a serious land grab and it pays off handsomely. Rene can't resist the mystery of a good safe. Kenny can't seem to satisfy his hunger, while Barry takes an opportunity to poach from the competition

Rene has lukewarm results seeking profits in Stanton. Dusty finds a hoard of quality equipment, inking himself a decent payday. Looking for treasure, Brandi does end up with the green - just not in the way she expected

Barry believes all the whales are coming to the big auction in Fullerton as he takes Dusty under his wing to test him. Rene makes some dainty discoveries, while Darrell's tool locker becomes quite eye-opening

A crew of car lovers at a garage in the Rocky Mountains transforms abandoned heaps of rust into collectible classics. Mike and Avery recover a valuable abandoned Volkswagen, and threats from the authorities force Mike to make a surprising decision about the future of his Field of Dreams

Corey has an appetite for a deal when a Guns N' Roses collector box rocks into the shop. Then, Chum gets flap happy over a pair of signed lawn flamingo prototypes. Next, a seller asks Corey for $250,000 for a rare Batman comic. Finally, Rick and Chum go goofy for a unique children's bike featuring Donald Duck

The buyers head to Palm Springs, California, in search of higher-end goods. Kenny tries to amp up the profit on an otherwise unimpressive unit. Rene sees quick potential where others don't. Brandi and Bozek try to keep their gains from squirming away

The sun beats down in Oceanside, California, bringing out all the parasols. Dusty and Lupe steal a no-brainer locker, which pays off handsomely. Darrell taxes himself, which almost puts him in storage jail. Brandi and Lisa find their true identities

While in Santa Ana, Lisa 'channels her grandmother', in trying to turn a profit. Brandi contends with a tremendously frustrating day, Darrell tries to make a meal out of a snack-sized locker, while Kenny learns to prep himself for true stealthiness

Ivy drags Isaiah to Victorville as punishment for getting Cs on his report card. Kenny wants to furnish his new house, but there are eight reasons standing in his way. Elsewhere, Lisa learns a lot

The myth of the SS has lived on after 1945. Many Nazi perpetrators fled to exile unscathed with the help of the Vatican or the US intelligence services. Yet some did not escape punishment and were forced to confront their responsibility. Although the atrocities of the SS are beyond all doubt, among current far-right groups, there is a cult surrounding 'old comrades' and SS symbolism

The lives of Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz, two of America's most skilled 'pickers', who travel around the country trawling junk yards, garages, attics and barns for precious objects

Scientists explore how Earth would transform if humans vanished, from ecosystem recovery to surviving structures and fastest decay. This documentary reveals how, in a world without humans, water would turn from life-giver to destroyer, flooding cities, collapsing dams and triggering ancient forces long kept at bay

Scientists explore how Earth would transform if humans vanished, here considering how the global retail machine would collapse. Shipping lanes would turn explosive and ghostly grocery stores become battlefields for rodents and predators

How, in the absence of humanity, the world's most iconic cities - from New York, to Orlando, to Rio de Janeiro - would be reclaimed by nature, as forests rise. Animals would roam free, and fire and flood undo centuries of construction