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Jarrett literally drops a one-of-a-kind art piece while trying to take matters into his own hands. Marc shows his "shipping thumb" when he raises and hauls a massive Sculpture Garden.

With a pricey load of Looney Tunes memorabilia, Jenn has dreamy thoughts about the single, wealthy client, but reality crashes in when she tangles with a NYC Transit bus; meanwhile Dusty's breaking all sorts of records, along with his back, when he hauls over four tons of vinyl albums.

Jenn gives the University of Texas Marching band's massive drum, Big Bertha a beating, while Todd and Tamera face a train wreck of dental proportions when they tackle a massive train replica headed to a dental office.

In true Jarrett form, he makes his run with fragile, antique Christmas dolls even weirder when he tries to check into a hotel to protect them from the cold; but can a WWII era amphibious "Duck Boat" that survived the Germans, make it through a run with Chris Kikelhan?

Jenn's love of animals takes a mauling when she attempts to tame a run that includes six massive Bengal tigers; meanwhile Marc get's creative with a pick up truck and trailer when he can't deliver his big rig load of Mythological figures into a residential neighborhood.

After winning a fire-breathing Disco Robot bound for a music festival, Chris Kikelhan soon grows nostalgic for the days of easier runs after he struggles to get it all to fit at the pick up; meanwhile with his Fiberglass castle load, Dusty gets a taste of royalty when the client has some peculiar demands.

Dusty connects with his inner nerd after booking Star Wars movie memorabilia along with a massive Kung Fu Panda statue, while Samko nearly gets stuck in the past when she's set to haul a famous Pioneer bus that's seen better days, like when it was made 87 years ago.

With Todd and Tamera at the helm, Gumby's trip to a 60 year celebration ends up looking more like a funeral; while a load of oversized vegetables under Jenn's "care" come out looking like they went through a salad shooter.

A giant dog toy has Todd and Tamera chasing their tails as they try to navigate trailer issues and engine trouble. Jenn moves heaven and earth to take some small moon rocks from Houston to Phoenix.

Marc takes on an antique camper and Dusty transports a sculpture. But when Dusty picks up a side load and Marc makes a rookie mistake, they both find out they've signed on for a whole extra set of problems.

Joni Lamb, a seasoned interviewer, author, and respected leader in the global faith-based community, hosts this roundtable discussion tackling a wide range of relevant issues and hard-hitting topics with candor, humor, and wit.

Les Feldick has been teaching home-style Bible classes for over 40 years. His teaching is non-denominational, and his students come from diverse denominations and backgrounds. It was through one of these classes that a student helped open the door for his "Through the Bible" television program.

The ice road season is off to a bad start. Lisa Kelly finds herself in a real jam after jackknifing her truck deep in the backcountry. Then legendary trucker Alex Debogorski gets more than he bargained for when he falls through a patch of thin ice. But Todd Dewey is able to step it up when he comes to the aid of a stranded trucker.

A sudden warm up threatens to derail the ice road season just as it kicks into high gear. Art Burke finds himself battling some of the scariest and slickest roads of his life. Meanwhile, Lisa Kelly is forced to ask her former boss, Mark Kohaykewych, for financial help after her truck sustains severe damage. And Alex Debogorski encounters a mystery man walking alone on an isolated winter road.

After rising temperatures close the ice roads the drivers are stranded and praying for a freeze. But once a blast of arctic air reopens the ice roads it's time to put the pedal to the metal. But be careful what you wish for because newbie Steph Custance falls victim to severe icing and winds up in a ditch. Meanwhile a trio of truckers, Lisa Kelly, Art Burke and Todd Dewey are about to see if newly reopened ice crossings are really ready for their big rigs.

Polar Industries is in for a big payday if they can deliver a huge oversized load hundreds of miles north on the winter roads. Polar owner Mark Koyhaykewych recruits Lisa Kelly to help with this unprecedented load, but they still need another trucker to join their convoy. That's when Mark and Lisa call in Reno Ward, the 23 year-old son of the late Darrell Ward, hoping his father's tutelage--and DNA--will help them meet this unprecedented challenge. But nature has other ideas as a sudden blizzard adds a new layer of danger across the frozen north. Meanwhile rookie Steph Custance has a heavy load that won't sit still and veteran Art Burke cusses his way through the entire ordeal.

A small convoy heads out on the winter roads with a giant oversized load. The treacherous journey over nearly impossible terrain will be the ultimate test of skill for Lisa Kelly and Reno Ward. Meanwhile Art Burke attempts to cross a grueling 25 mile Ice Road over a frozen lake. Veteran trucker Alex Debogorski tries to make up lost time but sticks by the code of the road as he stops to help a stranded fellow trucker. And Todd Dewey tackles a snowy road that just might get the better of him.

Rolling into Buena Park with their crew, Brandi and Jarrod pick up what may be the best of the worst. Kenny and his cousin glide through a locker that's only half decent. Ivy comes to the auction dressed to kill. Mary tries to turn up the volume.

It's all in the family in Moreno Valley, as Emily brings along her cowboy husband. Ivy is displeased at Mary's fraternization with the auctioneer, and takes it out on her later. Meanwhile, Kenny looks for anything in his locker that can wash off that storage scent.

The Vegas Ladies show up in "Bourgie Brea," and find the place fascinating. Mary decides to deal with her storage stress by introducing a bit of yoga into her routine. Ivy and Dave go head-to-head on a giant pair of sister lockers, but Dave chooses to sit out the rest of the time.

This time in Victorville, Ivy takes it easy, letting Ivy, Jr. run the operation. Kenny feels run down and his lack of focus lands him a locker, though there's a pleasant surprise in the end. Mary, Shana and Edwina just can't seem to make anything stick, so they decide to embrace it, doing what they do best.

It's a momentous occasion in Van Nuys for Darrell, and he has a completely groovy time with it. Ivy starts his day off with an unwelcome bang. Brandi & Jarrod are left wondering whether their unit will bring clear skies or clouds ahead.

It's a long way to Murietta, and Dave is counting on his competition being unwilling to buy a big locker they need to move. Justin finds a partner in the crowd and swings a decent locker. Ivy and Ivy, Jr. find their day somewhat therapeutic. Mary finally finds a tiny treasure to take home.

The buyers head to Torrance, where Dave sees his profits grow--amongst other things. Mary finds clothes that don't fit her--which turns out to be a good thing. And Kenny takes a chance at being an early bird--but winds up looking more like a dodo.

Overwhelmed by the sheer number of units up for auction in Rialto, Mary and Ivy wager that each can better predict final locker prices than the other. Dave's locker closely resembles a chop shop, while Rene and Tatianna catch a stash of vintage sporting goods.

Emily brings her mother along with her to Walnut, and Darrell wastes no time finding an advantage. Ivy and Ivy, Jr. clean up with their locker. Following on to Whittier, Kenny gets some advice from a music legend, while Shana and Edwina settle for thrifting what's in front of them.

30+mph winds batter Desert Hot Springs, and the buyers do their best to keep standing. Rene and Gunther dust off an old locker. Brandi and Jarrod's unit takes a turn and ends up lapping the competition, while Kenny steps up his game big time.

Back in the city of Orange, the Vegas Ladies arrive in vintage style, though not everyone agrees. Casey finds the chutzpah to pick up a good unit. Darrell tries to peddle his wares to Emily, but settles for a decent locker.

Ivy thinks he's a comedian in Stanton but the gizmo in his locker is no joke. Brandi and Jarrod make sure that what they find in their unit doesn't stay there. Kenny's vintage entertainment lands him an excuse to meet a cult TV host.

North Long Beach doesn't really bring out the best in the buyers, though they do manage to make a charitable contribution. Darrell and Dave wager on who got the better locker in a sister set. Brandi and Jarrod spend way too much but see their treasure soar.

Kenny is feeling nostalgic in Koreatown, so he brings along an old friend, which may or may not have been a good idea. Brandi and Jarrod sweeten their profit in an unexpected way. Ivy tolerates the big city in an effort to find some name brand goodies.

It's Brandi's birthday, so naturally, Jarrod brings her to an auction in Menifee. Darrell tries to find another "All Ten" locker, needing a leg up to do so. Rene stands his ground to protect his honor. While Mary brings her pal from Texas in to put her California counterparts in their place.

Back in Hawaiian Gardens, Emily's husband Cody misses a bid and stirs up trouble. Brandi and Jarrod put their faith in the cowboy and end up facing their mortality. The Vegas Ladies struggle to be seen before they find their stones, while Ivy revisits some of his glory days... in a way.

Out in Hesperia, Mary's transportation troubles lead to teaming up with Kenny and taking him out to pasture. Darrell shows the next generation of Gambler how it's done. The Vegas Ladies' mid-century style lets them write their own ticket.

The King of Montebello can't wait to see what he can drum up this time around. Rene sniffs out a great locker, stepping over the competition to get it. Kenny does his best to fire up his profits. And Brandi just can't see the potential in the units... literally.

The buyers get wind of some interesting units in Santa Clarita. Ivy and Isaiah chose quantity over quality... and it pays off. Brandi gets fancy sneaking a unit from everyone else. And Kenny finds himself searching for his soul sister.

Back in Montebello, Brandi and her buddy set the wayback machine and discover a roaring good time. Darrell makes the most of the little he's got. And Kenny fills his piggy bank, while courting an unfamiliar pastime.

In Santa Ana, Dan and Laura hope for better units and better buyers. Rene tries to capitalize on warehouse sales and scoots away with a deal. Jarrod finally buys the locker he wants... and treats himself after to a spa day; while Darrell reflects on what it means to buy lockers full of antiques.

Recently separated, Brandi and Jarrod find themselves at the same auction, and tensions flare. So much so, that she gets the Laura treatment, and he regresses to his childhood self. Meanwhile, Ivy schools Ivy Jr., who needs to get his footing before he can take over the family business.