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In Minnesota, Mike and Jersey encounter a multi-generational carnival collection, a treasure trove of vintage amusement park relics, with carousel horses, toy tanks - and even bumper cars. Meanwhile, Robbie undertakes a specialised quest in New Hampshire, venturing into an analogue laboratory

San Bernardino, California, brings out the warrior in Ivy, who goes up against an upstart buyer. Kenny has his eye on a locker that leaves him needing a massage, while Lisa angles for a smaller unit but ends up with the catch of the day

Brandi lets Danielle lead the way in Santa Ana, California, and their bargain purchase is a trip. Rene takes a gamble on interesting packaging and Ivy discovers that his acquisition may be a total game-changer

Kenny tries to bribe the competition in Canyon Country and becomes more worldly as a result. Ivy and Isaiah make the most of their purchase, while Brandi takes on the powers of darkness

In Montebello, Rene goes head to head with Darrell, buying the sister unit to see if he can finally unseat the King. Meanwhile, Lisa and her dog sneak their way into a locker that earns her stamp of approval

The military career of Nazi leader Reinhard Heydrich. The head of the Reich Security Main Office and Deputy Reich Protector in Bohemia and Moravia, he was a careerist and orchestrator of mass murder. He was also terrifyingly clinical in approach

While investigating a potentially ancient marker stone on Oak Island, the team makes stunning new discoveries. Its members examine a potentially ancient marker stone found on the island

How influential and powerful people try to spread their own truth by any means. In war, the battlefield serves as a stage for heroic narratives. The enemy mutates from a human being into a monster. Lies serve to justify bloodshed and to disguise the facts

Time and again, faith is also misused as a political tool as wars and conflicts are often fought under the guise of religion. Rudolph Herzog analyses how faith has been functionalised for worldly interests throughout history

Money plays a decisive role in the battle between truth and lies. From antiquity to the present day, the powerful have used their wealth to influence all areas of social interaction in their favour. Whether art and culture, science or politics, nothing seems to be safe from the power of money and the influence of those who possess it

Scandals ignite debates and are engines of social change. They are not a modern phenomenon and have actually accompanied human history since ancient times. Liam O'Rinn looks at the history of scandals and shows how they have changed over time

Visits to worldwide regions which boast something worthy of note. This episode features an Indian village where men train to become bouncers in the big city. Plus, a tour of the Chinese settlement where fire erupts from the ground

While investigating a potentially ancient marker stone on Oak Island, the team makes stunning new discoveries. Its members examine a potentially ancient marker stone found on the island