The Route 66 Series kicks off with an unforgettable road trip inspired by the vintage upholstery in “The Bird,” a 1984 Blue Bird Wanderlodge. Follow along as the crew hits the open road from Chicago, discovering the magic, history, and unexpected charm of America’s most iconic highway.

The crew cruises through Illinois on the legendary Mother Road, hitting roadside giants and Lincoln’s hometown along the way. With Trish behind the wheel of “The Bird,” laughs, history, and a few wrong turns make for one unforgettable stretch of Route 66.

The crew rolls from Springfield to St. Louis, parking “The Bird” beside the iconic Gateway Arch at DraftKings RV Park. From epic eats to open parks and museums, St. Louis proves to be the ultimate Route 66 stop filled with family fun and history.

From giant statues to blue whales, the crew embraces every quirky stop on Route 66 with plenty of laughs and dad jokes along the way. A detour to The Pioneer Woman Mercantile in Oklahoma brings heart and hometown charm to this pun-filled adventure.

Amarillo turns into a showdown at The Big Texan as the 72-ounce steak challenge tests just how tough Route 66 travelers really are. Between laughs, meat sweats, and a stop at the iconic RV Museum, this Texas leg of the journey is larger than life.

Trish takes the wheel of “The Bird” for a nerve-wracking stretch of Route 66 from Texas to New Mexico, tackling fears, freeways, and a few concrete walls along the way. From the Blue Hole to the Petrified Forest and a stop in Winslow, Arizona, this road trip is equal parts challenge and charm.

After a much-needed break, the family fires up “The Bird” for the grand finale of their Route 66 adventure, rolling from Arizona to the Santa Monica Pier. From donkey-filled desert towns to emotional ocean views, they close out the Mother Road with laughter, lessons, and one unforgettable ending.

A surprise stop along Route 66 leads to an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of Newell Coach, where luxury RVs are built from the ground up. From handcrafted chassis to jaw-dropping paint jobs, it’s a look at the craftsmanship behind some of the most impressive rigs on the road.

A scenic drive from Quebec City to Glooscap, Nova Scotia sets the stage for a relaxing escape filled with ocean views, dad jokes, and discovery. From waterfront camping to a guided hike along the receding tides of Soley Cove, it’s a perfect mix of adventure, laughter, and local charm.

A surprise stay in a glass dome leads to a gourmet salmon dinner, breathtaking views, and a taste of luxury in Nova Scotia’s wine country. From chef-led cooking to fixing the water heater and tracking down world-famous Digby scallops, it’s the perfect mix of adventure and everyday RV life.

From sweet discoveries like Canada’s Donair and Kit Kat bars to paddling through Kejimkujik National Park, Nova Scotia delivers one surprise after another. Between stunning coastal drives, historic Halifax, and the iconic Peggy’s Cove, this stretch of The Maritimes is pure road trip magic.

Rob and Trish head to Cape Breton to join Captain Paul, a lifelong Nova Scotia fisherman, for an unforgettable day hauling lobster traps at sunrise. After catching over 500 pounds, they cook up Captain Paul’s Lobster Sliders with local friends and celebrate summer the Maritime way.

From riding the world’s highest tides in the Bay of Fundy to visiting a family-run dairy farm, Nova Scotia delivers adventure with heart. Between muddy thrills, local hospitality, and unforgettable coastal beauty, this just might be the most down-to-earth fun of the entire trip.

The Cabot Trail delivers jaw-dropping coastal views, winding roads, and the kind of beauty that makes you want to stay forever. From scenic hikes to roadside repairs and a little RV ingenuity, this leg of the journey proves that adventure always finds a way.

It’s a day of spit and sparkle as the girls tackle a sassy alpaca who wakes up and chooses violence, followed by a "new guy" with a serious matted mess. Plus, a marathon of 22 sheep tests their endurance—and their sanity—as they race against the setting sun.

Cuteness overload meets total chaos when the team attempts to shear a baby llama for the very first time�learning its gender in the process. But the vibes shift quickly when "Pedro," an aggressive male, decides he�s not going down without a fight and gets himself into a serious bind.

It’s a prickly situation with 36 horned rams, including a one-eyed warrior and some serious "gnarly" obstacles that threaten to hook the shearers at every turn. Between dodging horns and showing off the new custom gear, they finish the day with a very special client: their own half-eared llama, Turk.

John H. Davis tests the 1982 Ford Escort and Fiat Strada, comparing real-world performance, braking, and fuel economy. He also dives into rebates, recalls, motor oil know-how, and unveils a sneak peek at the Chrysler LeBaron convertible and GM’s new J-Car lineup.

The 1982 Pontiac J2000 and Honda Civic go head-to-head in performance and efficiency tests to see which compact sedan comes out on top. Also featured are insights on window sticker pricing, tire grading standards, and a first look at new compact pickups and Mitsubishi’s move into the U.S. market.

The 1982 Ford Granada wagon and Mazda 626 coupe face off in performance and economy tests, alongside tips on cooling system care, updates on car sales and gas costs, and a first glimpse at GM’s new front-wheel-drive cars and the Toyota Supra.

The 1982 Renault 18i wagon and Jaguar XJ-6 go head-to-head in performance testing, with looks at dealer add-ons, air filtration maintenance, and shocking industry news from MG’s U.S. exit to GM’s new Camaro and Firebird prototypes.

The 1982 Chrysler LeBaron and Datsun Stanza go head-to-head in road tests, with insights on used car buying, front-end repair scams, and clean air regulations, plus news on rising car prices, recall neglect, and AMC-Renault’s latest models.

The 1982 Volvo GLT Turbo and Lincoln Continental face off in performance tests, alongside advice on automatic transmission care, insights on car loan insurance, and a spotlight on the luxury Excalibur and new models from Toyota, GM, and VW.

The 1982 Oldsmobile 98 Diesel and Volkswagen Scirocco square off in road tests, paired with tips on winter car prep and front-wheel-drive handling, plus updates on Honda recalls, GM’s new S-car, and the rare Ford Durango.

The 1982 Chevrolet Monte Carlo and Isuzu I-Mark Diesel hit the track for performance and fuel economy tests, with tips on jumper cable safety, insights on EPA mileage rule changes, and first looks at the Ford Thunderbird, Honda Accord, and Aston Martin lineup.

The 1982 Plymouth Horizon Miser and Datsun 280ZX face off in fuel economy and performance tests, with features on dealer profits, rust-proofing, and turbocharger tech, plus first looks at GM’s S-10 Blazer and Ford’s 4.2L V8 phase-out.

The 1982 AMC Eagle SX/4 and Mazda GLC go head-to-head in road tests, with tips on selling your old car and choosing the right battery, plus a farewell to the Maserati Merak and previews of Volvo’s new GL and Chrysler’s mini pickup.

The 1982 Plymouth Reliant K wagon and Toyota Tercel go wheel-to-wheel in testing, alongside insights on car safety, dashboard warning lights, and alternative fuels, plus a look at microcars, model car trends, and the future of fuel-efficient design.

The 1982 Ford LTD and Alfa Romeo GTV-6 face off in performance tests, with features on Holden’s Australian cars, DIY compression checks, and headlight technology, plus insider looks at CHP’s muscle car fleet and GM’s canceled big sedans.

The 1982 Buick Regal and Honda Accord go head-to-head in road tests, with insights on car loans and emergency kits, a look back at the Bricklin SV-1, and spy shots of the upcoming 1983 Corvette.

Road tests of the Volkswagen Quantum and Ford Escort headline this episode, along with deep dives into tire tech, suspension care, and overflowing dealer lots, plus an early look at the upcoming Ford Tempo and Mercury Topaz.

This episode puts the Dodge Challenger and Pontiac J2000 to the test, explores natural gas cars and child safety, shares fuel-saving tips, and teases upcoming two-seat sports cars from GM, Toyota, and more.

MotorWeek puts the Subaru 4WD Wagon and Ford Thunderbird to the test, explores diesel oil know-how and car cover smarts, revisits the Thunderbird’s roots, and teases the new Camaro and Firebird.

MotorWeek hits the road with the turbocharged Saab 900 and diesel Chevy Chevette, dives into spark plug science and the rise of import cars, spotlights the Maserati Quattroporte, and teases a hot new Mustang.

From Italian flair to off-road grit, the Lancia Zagato and Jeep CJ7 Renegade hit the road alongside a look at electric cars, smarter seating, quick paint fixes, and a first glimpse of the Toyota Celica Supra.

Luxury meets efficiency as the Cadillac Seville and Peugeot 604 Turbo Diesel take center stage, alongside deep dives into fuel injection, disc brakes, and Volkswagen’s record-setting aerodynamic marvel.

From the all-new Ford Ranger to the turbocharged Fiat Spider 2000, it’s a mix of muscle and mileage with a look at leasing, gasohol, and fresh designs straight from the auto show floor.

A sleek mix of style and innovation as the Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera and rotary-powered Mazda RX-7 hit the test track, while experts break down car warranties, used-car prep, and GM’s futuristic Aero X concept.

Luxury meets utility as the Mercedes-Benz 300 SD and Dodge Rampage go head-to-head on the track, alongside a look at Ford’s futuristic Probe concept, rising moped mania, and expert tips on ignition timing.

From the stainless-steel DeLorean to Toyota’s sporty new Supra and GMC’s compact S-15 pickup, it’s a mix of muscle and mileage—plus a deep dive into diesel maintenance and fresh news from Chrysler and AMC.

Corvette nostalgia meets turbocharged flair as the Renault Fuego takes the spotlight—plus pro tips on car care, stunt-driving thrills, and a look at tomorrow’s high-mileage imports.

From drop-top cruising in the Chrysler LeBaron to Bavarian precision in the BMW 528e, the spotlight heats up with a Mustang GT vs. Camaro Z28 showdown that defines early ’80s muscle.

From the sporty 1982 Chevy Camaro Berlinetta to the turbocharged 1983 Audi Quattro, MotorWeek dives into performance and innovation across the spectrum—spotlighting Ford’s futuristic city cars, Ghia’s wild micro machines, and the collector treasures of Carlisle’s car corral.

Compact contenders face off as the Volkswagen Rabbit, Nissan Sentra, Renault LeCar, and Dodge Colt go head-to-head in a fuel-sipping showdown to see which small car delivers the best blend of performance, mileage, and everyday practicality.

Ford and Chrysler go head-to-head with their full 1982 lineups, showcasing everything from sporty Thunderbirds and elegant Lincolns to bold Chargers and stylish LeBarons, while Goss tackles the challenge of maintaining increasingly complex engines.

General Motors and AMC roll out their 1982 lineups, from rugged Jeeps and turbocharged Eagles to sleek Camaros and luxury Cadillacs, while Pat Goss breaks down the secrets to keeping turbo engines running strong.

From the affordable AMC Renault Alliance to the high-performance Porsche 944, MotorWeek tests both ends of the driving spectrum while checking in on Ford’s new Ranger and uncovering big price drops across the auto industry.

MotorWeek takes the wheel of the Dodge 600 ES and BMW 320i, explores how robots are reshaping car manufacturing, and gets a first look at the next-generation Corvette.

MotorWeek puts the Mercury Capri RS and Mazda 2200 Diesel Pickup to the test, exposes the truth behind the 200-MPG carburetor myth, and spotlights future tech from electric conversions to the upcoming Mercedes 190E.

MotorWeek lines up the 1983 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am and Toyota Cressida, uncovers shady service station scams, and takes a look at the sleek new Ford Sierra and upcoming Tempo and Topaz.

MotorWeek compares two generations of Cadillac Cimarron, takes the nimble Nissan Pulsar for a spin, updates its long-term Ford Ranger test, and checks out the first wave of America’s upcoming minivans.

MotorWeek hits the road with the turbocharged Mitsubishi Starion and the new Ford LTD, tackles real-world car care questions, and spotlights major GM recalls and upcoming models like the Audi 5000 and Pontiac Fiero.

From the rugged Chevy S10 Blazer to the nimble VW Rabbit GTI, MotorWeek explores performance and practicality while diving into tire balancing, retreading innovations, and a first look at the all-new Ford Bronco II.

From the sturdy AMC Concord to the quirky Subaru BRAT, MotorWeek puts two very different rides to the test while tackling fuel-saving myths, revisiting classic steam power, and previewing Cadillac’s downsized front-wheel-drive future.

Tiny economy meets mid-engine flair as the Pontiac T1000 and Fiat X1/9 hit the track, while Goss tackles ball joint maintenance, John explores computerized parts networks, and Audi teases a budget-friendly Quattro.

Chevy’s Celebrity and Dodge’s Charger 2.2 face off in a battle of style and speed, while Goss tackles VW diesel issues, chrome classics shine at a custom car show, and Ford’s new Tempo and Topaz make their debut.

The Mazda 626 shows off its smooth efficiency while the Jeep Grand Wagoneer flexes its power and style, plus a dazzling lineup of custom chrome hot rods takes center stage.

The rugged Toyota Tercel SR5 wagon and the refined Mercedes-Benz 240D go head-to-head in a test of efficiency and endurance, while Ford’s futuristic Probe concept hints at the aerodynamic cars of tomorrow.

From the hardworking Nissan Datsun King Cab pickup to the sleek Saab 900S hatchback, it’s a showcase of utility and style as MotorWeek explores smart design, performance, and even the story behind the “chicken tax.”

The sporty Ford Escort GT and refined Volvo 760 GLE hit the test track, autocross racers battle it out in the parking lot, and Chrysler reveals bold new concepts with the Daytona and Laser.

From the turbocharged Mitsubishi Tredia to the advanced Pontiac 6000 STE, the spotlight is on performance, innovation, and a look at bold DIY kit cars alongside AMC’s shifting lineup.

Luxury meets muscle as the elegant Chrysler New Yorker faces off against the powerful Jaguar XJS HE, while new Lincoln concepts tease futuristic tech with voice control and satellite navigation.

From the practical Oldsmobile Firenza to the luxurious Mercedes-Benz 380SL, the spotlight shifts from economy to elegance as MotorWeek hits the New York Auto Show for a peek at bold new designs and curious K-car conversions.

From the thrifty Plymouth Horizon to the elegant Buick Riviera Convertible, MotorWeek balances economy and luxury while handing out its first-ever Driver’s Choice Awards to the best cars of 1983.

From the practical Nissan Maxima wagon to the high-performance BMW 630CSi and Ford Mustang Convertible, MotorWeek hits the track to showcase style, speed, and cutting-edge tech shaping the future of driving.

From the turbocharged Datsun 280ZX to the legendary Porsche 928S and a Corvette tribute at Summit Point, MotorWeek celebrates American muscle and import performance in a high-octane showcase of speed and style.

John H. Davis takes viewers inside the making of the all-new 1984 Corvette, while Pat Goss tackles Corvette repair tips and the team explores the car’s Kentucky roots, cutting-edge chassis, and thrilling V8 performance.

John H. Davis compares four five-door hatchbacks from around the world—testing performance, handling, and innovation as the Mazda 626 debuts its groundbreaking adjustable suspension.

A head-to-head look at the 1984 Chrysler and Ford lineups, from turbo compacts to luxury sedans and tough new trucks, with Pat Goss offering sharp advice on caring for modern car electronics.

A full-throttle showcase of GM and AMC’s 1984 lineups—from sporty Fieros and turbo Regals to rugged Jeeps and sleek Renaults—with Pat Goss offering clever battery tips and a little extra flair.

Turbo power meets European luxury as MotorWeek tests the 1984 Dodge Daytona and Audi 5000S, explores GM’s new front-drive sedans, and even takes a spin in a Rolls-Royce, with expert tips on solving heater and engine pinging issues.

Luxury meets reliability as MotorWeek compares the Mercedes-Benz 190E and Honda Accord, dives into drag racing at Maryland’s 75-80 Dragway, and shares practical advice for keeping your car running smoothly with proper suspension care.

Innovation takes center stage as MotorWeek tests the sporty Pontiac Fiero and family-friendly Dodge Colt Vista, explores the high-tech world of Pontiac’s engineering labs, and offers expert tips to keep your car’s transmission and drivetrain in top shape.

Off-road grit meets refined precision as MotorWeek tests the rugged new Jeep Cherokee and agile BMW 318i, explores the thrills of the Baja 1000, previews Toyota’s futuristic MR2 and the Pantera II, and shares essential maintenance tips to keep any car running strong.

MotorWeek takes the wheel of the Chevy Caprice and sporty Isuzu Impulse, puts a new torque-starter battery and Audi’s Quattro Sport in the spotlight, and answers real drivers’ repair questions with practical garage wisdom.

Luxury meets innovation as MotorWeek tests the sleek Lincoln Continental Mark VII LSC and nimble Honda Prelude, explores the science behind new composite headlights, and shares smart tips for keeping your car’s finish flawless.

MotorWeek takes the turbocharged Nissan 300ZX for a spin, explores Soviet car culture and Lada’s Fiat roots, previews Jaguar’s elegant new lineup, and reviews the fuel-saving Renault Encore in a blend of performance and global perspective.

MotorWeek drives the all-new Plymouth Voyager that’s redefining family transport, puts the sporty VW Jetta through its paces, uncovers early spy shots of Ford’s upcoming Taurus, and breaks down how EGR valves and suspension shocks impact performance.

Turbo power takes center stage as Ford’s sleek Thunderbird TC faces off with the punchy Dodge Colt GTS, while GM’s global car collaborations take shape at the NUMMI factory and Goss tackles real-world Chrysler headaches in the garage.

Luxury meets performance as Oldsmobile’s diesel-powered Cutlass Ciera contrasts sharply with the open-air thrill of Porsche’s 911 Cabrio, while Goss dives into cooling system care and California designers reimagine Chrysler’s future on the West Coast.

The turbocharged Mustang SVO shows off Ford’s new performance edge, the VW Vanagon brings family practicality to the road, Goss reveals cheap fixes for pricey-sounding problems, and GM teases its bold new Saturn project.

Toyota’s turbo Camry brings efficiency with a boost, while Cadillac’s Eldorado Touring Coupe adds muscle to luxury. Goss tackles tricky viewer brake and stalling questions, and the crew goes behind the scenes to see how automakers wine and dine the press.

The compact Ford Bronco II tackles the open road while the turbocharged Dodge Conquest brings the heat to the track. Viewers also get a closer look at brake maintenance, rust-proofing, and GM’s newest front-drive models.

Toyota’s first mid-engine van delivers practicality with a quirky edge, while Porsche’s 928 S shows off luxury and speed in a grand touring package. Viewer questions tackle electrical gremlins, and there’s a look at GM’s big corporate shakeup plus Chrysler’s new H-platform lineup.

The turbocharged Dodge 600 ES blends family sedan comfort with surprising performance, while Audi’s 5000S proves how refined German engineering can be with both turbo and naturally aspirated power. There’s a look at Mazda’s futuristic MX-02 concept packed with radar cruise and four-wheel steering, plus long-term updates on the Jeep Wagoneer and Mazda 626.

Peugeot’s 505 Wagon delivers European comfort and versatility, while Ford’s turbocharged EXP brings sporty flair to the compact class. The show also explores early airbag technology and America’s low seatbelt use, plus a preview of GM’s new compact lineup including the Pontiac Grand Am and Buick Somerset.

Pontiac’s 2000 Sunbird Turbo shows surprising punch and polish, while AMC’s Renault Sportwagon blends Euro flair with American practicality. The episode also spotlights GM’s futuristic Citation IV concept and offers tips for keeping your car’s seats clean, fresh, and comfortable.

The Buick Century Wagon delivers quiet comfort and family practicality, while the Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce brings Italian passion to the open road. The episode also spotlights the 1984 D.C. Auto Show and offers a glimpse at the upcoming wave of GM and Ford minivans.

A mix of muscle and mileage defines this lineup — from the V8-powered Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme to the fuel-sipping Ford Escort Diesel and Renault-powered Winnebago LeSharo. The show also explores European-inspired Merkur models, Chrysler’s latest H-cars, and a hands-on look at suspension upgrades that transform handling.

Fuel-sipping sedans shine as the Toyota Corolla and VW Jetta go head-to-head, plus an early look at Ford’s sleek new Taurus and a closer look at what keeps cars steady on the road.

Turbo power meets all-wheel practicality as the Buick Regal T-Type flexes its boost and the Subaru GL10 tackles the road with confidence. Plus, student-built off-road racers hit the dirt in the Mini Baja challenge, and a look at Europe’s sleek new Renault R25.

A turbocharged trio takes center stage with Buick’s Electra T-Type, Nissan’s 200SX, and the sleek Maserati Biturbo pushing performance in very different ways. Meanwhile, Porsche’s 944 faces off against Mazda’s rotary RX-7 to see which sports coupe rules the road.

MotorWeek heads off-road to pit three compact 4x4s against the elements. The Jeep Wagoneer, Chevy S-10 Blazer, and Ford Bronco II battle for bragging rights in traction, handling, and toughness on rough terrain.

MotorWeek takes a first look at Chrysler’s 1985 lineup, from the sporty Daytona Z to the luxurious Fifth Avenue and rugged Ramcharger. Then it’s Ford’s turn, showcasing everything from the high-tech Merkur XR4Ti to the classic Lincoln Mark VII and the all-new Aerostar van.

The turbocharged Merkur XR4Ti shows off its European style and Ford muscle. Goss covers cooling system care, the new Toyota MR2 hits the spotlight, and the Volvo DL Wagon proves practicality never goes out of style.

The elegant Maserati Biturbo delivers Italian flair and turbocharged power, while compact rivals like the Chevy Sprint and Spectrum prove that efficiency can still be fun. Goss tackles viewer car troubles, the Saab 9000 makes its debut, and long-term updates roll in from Jeep and Volvo.

Luxury meets innovation as Oldsmobile’s redesigned Calais and Mercedes-Benz’s 500 SEC show off cutting-edge tech, from quality robotics to early airbags and ABS. A look inside Oldsmobile’s modern plant and a preview of futuristic foreign minivans round out the ride.

Compact power takes the spotlight as the Isuzu Trooper II tackles the trails and the turbocharged Dodge and Plymouth Colt show surprising speed at Summit Point. Plus, a look at South Korea’s bold move into the U.S. car market with the Hyundai Pony and GM’s Daewoo-built imports.

Luxury and performance meet as the BMW 325e delivers smooth precision while the revived Avanti flexes classic American muscle. Plus, a glimpse into the future with Volvo’s ultra-efficient LCP concept car built from lightweight materials.

Hot hatches meet muscle as the VW Golf and GTI show their precision while the Camaro IROC-Z burns up the track with raw V8 power. The Renault Fuego adds turbo flair, and a visit to VW’s Wolfsburg factory reveals how innovation drives the brand forward.

A look back at the year’s most popular rides, from domestic icons like the Mustang GT and Monte Carlo SS to import stars like the 300ZX and Supra. Plus, a hands-on guide to mastering your own oil change, the MotorWeek way.

Performance meets practicality as the turbocharged Dodge Shelby Charger proves muscle can come in compact form, while Toyota’s new 4Runner blends rugged utility with everyday drivability. Plus, updates from the long-term test fleet and a sneak peek at Subaru’s upcoming AWD sports car.

Audi brings precision to the pavement with the 4000S and Quattro sedans, proving German engineering thrives in all conditions. Then, Pontiac drops the top on the turbocharged Sunbird Convertible for open-air fun with surprising punch. Plus, a look at Ford’s Aerostar and GM’s bold new Saturn project.

Nissan’s Maxima SE shows off its new V6 power and sporty edge, while Dodge’s Aries Wagon proves practicality can still deliver solid performance. The Thunderbird turns 30 with a nostalgic look back at Ford’s icon, and Peugeot’s futuristic Quasar concept teases the high-tech cars of tomorrow.

MotorWeek puts the Saab 900 Turbo 16V and Ford LTD LX through their paces, proving both have serious power and personality. The team also dives into the thrill of the One Lap of America rally and checks out three standout British sports cars turning heads across the pond.

MotorWeek hits the road with the AMC Renault Alliance convertible and the rare Bitter SC, showcasing two very different takes on open-air and exotic driving. John Davis revisits the muscle of NASCAR’s aero warriors, explores the evolution of tire tech, and offers an early look at GM’s upcoming H-bodies and Ford’s sleek new Taurus and Sable.

The 1985 Buick Century T-Type and Riviera bring touchscreens to the driver’s seat in this look at cars gone digital. Plus, a first look at Mercedes-Benz’s new 300 Series, college autocross training events, and a road test of the fuel-sipping Mazda GLC.

John Davis showcases the refined 1985 Volkswagen Cabriolet and the advanced Lincoln Continental, one of the first American cars with anti lock brakes. Goss shares tips for repairing paint chips and dings, while the team explores the booming gray market and a look at futuristic concept cars.

The turbocharged Dodge Daytona and Colt hit the track for back-to-back road tests, showing off their boost and style. The episode also features Mazda’s rotary racing action in Miami, first looks at the Renault Alpine and bargain-priced Yugo, and a close-up of Chevrolet’s all-new Astro minivan.

Two Corvettes face off in a showdown of American performance, while the Toyota Cressida delivers quiet sophistication. Motorcycle stunts from Sweden, Ford’s sleek new Merkur XR6i, and the secret life of automotive spy photographers round out the lineup.

Turbo power meets practicality as the Chrysler LeBaron GTS hits the track, while the Honda Civic Wagon shows off its efficiency and everyday charm. Classic British flair returns with the Daimler SP250, plus first looks at the Jeep Comanche pickup and Oldsmobile Calais pace car.

European sophistication meets American muscle as the Peugeot 505 Turbo shows off French engineering flair, while the Pontiac 6000 STE and Fiero GT bring digital dashes and sporty spirit to Pocono Raceway. Also featured, tips for smarter used car shopping and a look at the futuristic Owaso Litestar.

The Toyota MR2 and Corolla GT-S bring sharp performance to the spotlight, while the Mercury Topaz shows off everyday value. Plus, the Drivers’ Choice Awards and final tips for smart used car shopping.

Luxury meets performance as the Porsche 928S headlines alongside the Chevy Cavalier and Cadillac Cimarron. Plus, street rods steal the spotlight and Goss tackles more viewer car troubles.

MotorWeek heads to the NUMMI factory to test the new Chevrolet Nova, a joint venture between GM and Toyota, and takes the sleek Subaru XT coupe for a spin. Plus, long-term updates on the Audi 4000 S and Winnebago LeSharo, and a visit to Chrysler’s Shelby Performance Center for a look at their latest turbocharged creations.

MotorWeek rolls out the 1985 Volvo 740 Turbo Wagon, proving practicality can still pack a punch, then pits three American icons—Mustang GT, Trans Am, and Camaro IROC-Z—head-to-head in a muscle showdown. The spotlight shifts to BMW’s refined 325 and powerful 635 CSi, blending German engineering with pure driving pleasure.

This convertible special rolls through the best drop-tops of 1985—from the Chrysler LeBaron and Jeep CJ-7 to the Ferrari Mondial Cabriolet. Go behind the scenes to see how convertibles are built and learn how to keep your top looking brand new.

John H. Davis kicks off Season 5 with 'Compar-a-Car IV,' testing the Chevrolet Astro and Ford Aerostar minivans. He also dives into the importance of tire maintenance for heavier utility vehicles with Pat Goss and unveils the initial 1986 model year previews.

John H. Davis reviews the 1986 Chrysler and Ford lineups, focusing on the evolution of domestic family cars. He also dives into spark plug and ignition maintenance with Pat Goss and unveils the latest developments in the Chrysler-Maserati luxury project.

John H. Davis evaluates the 1986 General Motors and AMC/Renault lineups, including the new H-body sedans. He also dives into front-wheel drive transaxle care with Pat Goss and unveils a sneak peek at the upcoming Toyota Celica.

John Davis tests the revolutionary Ford Taurus/Mercury Sable and the practical Nissan Stanza Wagon. Joyce Braga reports on the Yugo and Alfa Milano, while Pat Goss solves GM V6 and diesel engine issues.

John H. Davis reviews the Jeep Comanche pickup and the facelifted Alfa Romeo GTV 6. He also dives into winterizing cooling systems for both rugged trucks and delicate imports with Pat Goss and unveils the first look at the Cadillac Allante.

John H. Davis tests the executive Saab 9000 and the updated Chrysler LeBaron Sedan. He also dives into brake system longevity with Pat Goss and unveils news regarding the upcoming subcompact Ford Festiva.

John H. Davis compares the new Mazda RX-7 (FC) with the legendary, quirky Citroen 2CV. He also dives into the maintenance of rotary engines and air-cooled systems with Pat Goss and unveils design sketches for the Buick Reatta.

John H. Davis reviews the downsized Buick LeSabre and the sporty Honda CRX Si. He also dives into oil quality and the rise of synthetic lubricants with Pat Goss and unveils the official launch of the Acura brand in North America.

John H. Davis tests the Mercedes-Benz 300E (W124) and the retro Panther Kallista. He also dives into turbocharger maintenance with Pat Goss and unveils the new Chrysler LeBaron GTS in the final 'What's New on Wheels' hosted by Joyce Braga.

John H. Davis hosts a special 'Request Show,' re-evaluating popular domestic and import models based on viewer mail. He also dives into common suspension issues like shocks and struts with Pat Goss and unveils Range Rover’s plans for the U.S. market.

John H. Davis concludes the season with an 'Exotics Special,' featuring the Ferrari 328, Lotus Esprit Turbo, Lamborghini Jalpa, and AutoKraft AC Mark IV. He also dives into the high costs of supercar maintenance with Pat Goss and unveils a look ahead at Season 6.

The "Compar-a-Car" small pickup shootout featuring the Ford Ranger, Mazda B2000, Chevy S10, Isuzu P'up, and Nissan Hardbody. Pat Goss shares must-have truck tips on bedliners and loading.

John H. Davis reviews the updated 1987 Ford Mustang GT and the budget-friendly Toyota Tercel. He also dives into fuel system additives and cleaners with Pat Goss and unveils a report on the growing popularity of the 'small' truck market.

John H. Davis evaluates the 1987 General Motors H-body sedans and the new Chrysler LeBaron Coupe. He also dives into front-end alignment issues with Pat Goss and unveils the latest developments in electronic dashboard technology.

John H. Davis tests the rugged Jeep Wrangler (YJ) and the Suzuki Samurai in a compact 4WD shootout. He also dives into off-road suspension maintenance with Pat Goss and unveils plans for the upcoming Range Rover North American launch.

John H. Davis reviews the upscale Pontiac Bonneville and the radical Nissan Pulsar NX with its interchangeable rear canopy. He also dives into weatherstripping and cabin seal care with Pat Goss and unveils the new Cadillac Allante luxury roadster.

John H. Davis tests the British-built Sterling 825 and the sleek Acura Legend Coupe. He also dives into the complexities of luxury car electronics with Pat Goss and unveils a sneak peek at the 1988 Buick Reatta.

John H. Davis reviews the mid-size Dodge Dakota pickup and the refreshed Ford F-150. He also dives into heavy-duty braking systems for trucks with Pat Goss and unveils the high-performance Chevrolet Corvette B2K Callaway Twin Turbo.

John H. Davis evaluates the all-new Toyota Camry and the technologically advanced Mitsubishi Galant. He also dives into radiator and coolant health with Pat Goss and unveils the newest safety features from Mercedes-Benz.

John H. Davis tests the flagship BMW 735i (E32) and the iconic Range Rover. He also dives into the maintenance of anti-lock braking systems (ABS) with Pat Goss and unveils design trends for the late 1980s.

John H. Davis hosts a 'European Special,' featuring the Porsche 928 S4 and the Renault Alpine V6 GT. He also dives into the specialized care of exotic engines with Pat Goss and unveils a look at the future of European-American partnerships.

John H. Davis reviews the sporty Mazda 323 GTX and the Volkswagen Scirocco 16V. He also dives into the nuances of small displacement turbocharging with Pat Goss and unveils news about the upcoming Ford Probe.

John H. Davis tests the luxury-focused Buick Riviera and the Oldsmobile Toronado. He also dives into the maintenance of electronic touch-screen controls with Pat Goss and unveils the 1987 Drivers' Choice Award nominees.

John H. Davis reviews the Plymouth Voyager and Dodge Caravan with their new V6 engines. He also dives into transmission fluid life and cooling with Pat Goss and unveils the new Mitsubishi Montero 4-door.

John H. Davis evaluates the Honda Prelude with its innovative four-wheel steering (4WS). He also dives into the mechanics of steering rack maintenance with Pat Goss and unveils the 1987 Subaru Justy with CVT.

John H. Davis tests the Chevrolet Corsica and Beretta, GM's new volume leaders. He also dives into paint care and finish protection with Pat Goss and unveils the sleek design of the upcoming Chrysler Conquest TSi.

John H. Davis reviews the performance-tuned Nissan 300ZX Turbo and the Toyota Supra Turbo. He also dives into high-performance tire balancing with Pat Goss and unveils the official launch of the 1987 Jeep Cherokee Limited.

John H. Davis evaluates the Ford Thunderbird Turbo Coupe and its new intercooler. He also dives into the maintenance of variable suspension systems with Pat Goss and unveils the first photos of the 1988 Lincoln Continental.

John H. Davis tests the Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.6 and the Audi 80/90. He also dives into the importance of high-quality engine oils with Pat Goss and unveils a report on the impact of leaded fuel phase-outs.

John H. Davis presents the 5th Annual Drivers' Choice Awards, crowning the Ford Mustang and the Acura Legend. He also dives into the evolution of vehicle safety testing with Pat Goss and unveils the year's best automotive gadgets.

John H. Davis reviews the Dodge Lancer Shelby and the Pontiac 6000 STE. He also dives into performance exhaust systems and mufflers with Pat Goss and unveils the 1988 Pontiac Fiero's new suspension design.

John H. Davis tests the Volvo 740 Turbo and the Peugeot 505 Wagon. He also dives into the longevity of station wagon rear suspensions with Pat Goss and unveils the new Merkur Scorpio luxury sedan.

John H. Davis reviews the Chevrolet Celebrity Eurosport VR and the Ford Taurus MT-5. He also dives into the maintenance of manual transaxles with Pat Goss and unveils the 1988 Eagle Premier.

John H. Davis tests the Isuzu I-Mark RS and the Daihatsu Charade. He also dives into economy car battery life with Pat Goss and unveils the latest from the world of Japanese micro-cars.

John H. Davis wraps up the season with a 'Convertible Roundup,' featuring the Saab 900 Turbo, Toyota Celica, and Ford Mustang convertibles. He also dives into soft-top preservation with Pat Goss and unveils a preview of Season 7.

Does Bigfoot inhabit the forested regions of northern Maine? Researchers and witnesses alike seem to think so. Aleksandar Petakov journeys to the most forested state in the lower 48, searching for evidence of the creatures existence.

Aleks travels deep into the High Unitas in search of Sasquatch. While Utah might not be the most popular state for Bigfoot researchers, reports have come out of the area. While hiking to their campsite they have a strange experience. Could it be?

Aleks and the Beyond the Trail crew journey into Central Florida's Green Swamp to join local investigators, explore the area and hear stories of the Green Swamp Sasquatch. Along the way, they attend the Great Florida Bigfoot Conference.

Join Aleks and the Bigfoot Beyond the Trail crew as they adventure into Floridas Ocala National Forest in search of the elusive Sasquatch.

In the Conclusion of the Florida Saga, Aleks finds himself in Northern Florida. There he teams up with Bigfoot researcher Stacy Brown Jr. who shows them a spot where he and his crew, Outkast Paranormal, have frequent events of high strangeness.

Aleks and the Beyond the Trail crew delve into the infamous paranormal Bridgewater Triangle area of Massachusetts, exploring the area and listening to the various Bigfoot encounters in the region.

After discovering an exciting footprint in Central New Hampshire in late March, Aleks and the Beyond the Trail crew are joined by local investigators to scour the area for any other evidence that might point to Sasquatch moving through the site.

Listen to first-hand Bigfoot encounter stories, tales from local researchers, museums, and even about the Flatwoods Monster and it's connection to Bigfoot.

Aleks goes on a solo backpacking trip into the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina to explore an area of interest in pursuit of the Smoky Mountain Sasquatch.

In this episode, we go through the interview archives weve gathered to share some intriguing Sasquatch encounters & stories weve been told over the last year and a half.

Aleks heads to upstate New York to visit Whitehall, where the infamous Abair Road Incident occurred in 1976. He attends the unique Whitehall Sasquatch calling festival and explores the surrounding areas with fellow researchers.

For years, classic trucks like this C10 sat in garages, collecting dust instead of miles. Now, after a full transformation by Fat Fender Garage with a fresh LS swap and modern upgrades, it’s built to drive, built to run, and built to last.

Jason and the crew at Fat Fender Garage just finished this flawless bright red 1954 F-100, a true classic Ford masterpiece. Now, they're taking it for a spin and diving into the story behind the build. Buckle up—it’s one smooth ride!

After countless hours of work, Fat Fender Garage unveils its fully reimagined 1964 Chevy C10, only the second C10 they’ve ever built, now fresh off the StreetTrucks magazine cover with a brand-new interior, refined handling, and serious power. Once a SEMA showpiece, it’s now a street-ready beast, and the owner’s burnout says it all.

Fat Fender Garage brings this 1976 Ford F150 4x4 back to life with a Whipple supercharged Coyote engine and 10-speed automatic that delivers modern power in a classic package. With its original two-tone paint and a fully redone interior, this long bed proves old-school style and new-school performance make the perfect match.

A 1971 Ford Ranger gets finished, tuned, and unleashed as a 600-horsepower Whipple-supercharged beast. It’s old-school cool colliding with modern muscle in one thunderous ride to California.

Jason takes a shop tour packed with killer builds—from a ’66 slick-side F-100 with a Gen 3 Coyote to a supercharged ’56 and a Bonneville-bound ’49. It’s wall-to-wall horsepower, killer craftsmanship, and pure Fat Fender style.

It’s block party time at Fat Fender Garage as classic trucks from across the country roll in for a day of roaring engines, killer builds, and good vibes. From Coyote swaps to vintage Mercury, it’s all custom culture and Fat Fender style at its best.

The shop is buzzing at Fat Fender Garage as the team juggles major builds, a new website launch, and prep for the Grand National F100 Reunion in Tennessee. From paint to chassis work, it’s all hands on deck as Karisa takes you behind the scenes of the nonstop action.

Ten badass truck interviews from the Grand National F-100 Reunion show in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.

Karisa takes a Shop Talk walk-around as the crew builds a towering tow rig for a salt flat racer with Bluetooth air suspension and a deep navy paint job. Plus, emotions run high as the team says goodbye to Chris in classic Fat Fender style.

Jason from Fat Fender Garage transforms a 1955 Ford F-100 into a sleek, modern muscle truck with a powerful Coyote engine and a custom hand-mixed paint job. This family heirloom got a two-year, top-to-bottom rebuild blending vintage style with high-tech upgrades. The result? A head-turning classic that drives like a dream and honors three generations of history.

World Series champ Howie Kendrick teams up with Fat Fender Garage to turn a rusted-out C10 into a show-stopping, supercharged tribute to his late grandmother, Ruth. What starts as a simple chassis swap evolves into an SEMA-caliber masterpiece—built with heart, horsepower, and meaning.

Jason takes a shop tour packed with killer builds—from a bare-metal ’56 Ford to a SEMA-bound square body and Coyote-swapped Bronco. It’s wall-to-wall fabrication, big power, and next-level craftsmanship.

A freshly finished 1955 F-100 takes a hard hit when the hood flies open at 70 mph, forcing Fat Fender Garage to rebuild and rethink their process. What begins as a setback becomes a story of integrity, craftsmanship, and growth in the pursuit of perfection.

At Fat Fender Garage, Jason gives us an inside tour as old trucks get a bold new life through expert craftsmanship and raw passion. Watch rust turn into roaring legends.

This 1950 Ford F1 was reborn in the color of tequila, turning heads just like the drink itself. With a brand-new chassis, Coyote drivetrain, and a bold attitude to match, this build proves that Fat Fender Garage knows how to mix craftsmanship with pure flavor.

At Fat Fender Garage, classic style meets modern performance as Spencer gives an inside look at their latest high-end builds, from Whipple supercharged Coyotes to LT4 swapped C10s. See how these Revival trucks come together with precision and power.

At Fat Fender Garage, the crew is deep in the build bay transforming classic Ford trucks from bare metal to modern masterpieces. From the Gold Edition F100 to a Coyote-swapped sleeper, Spencer and Roger show off the precision, craftsmanship, and new products driving these bumpside and dentside revivals.

Fat Fender Garage hits the F100 Supernationals in Tennessee on the hunt for rare original parts and clean headlight bezels for their Revival Series builds. From hidden gems to tough negotiations, it’s all part of the chase to keep classic Ford trucks alive and authentic.

The F-100 Supernationals in Sevierville, Tennessee are overflowing with classic Ford power, from flawless restorations to wild Coyote swaps. Fat Fender Garage is in the heart of it all, celebrating craftsmanship and the community that keeps these trucks alive.

Engines roar and stories run deep at the F100 Super Nationals in Sevierville, where hundreds of Ford fanatics show off their passion and craftsmanship. Fat Fender Garage dives into the action, meeting the builders and dreamers keeping the classic truck scene alive.

Fat Fender Garage and owner Mike transform a 1972 Bronco into “Mule,” a Whipple supercharged Coyote beast built to conquer any terrain. With custom suspension, rugged upgrades, and nearly 700 horsepower, this off-road legend is pure power and precision.

Fat Fender Garage transforms a 1978 Ford F-250 with a handcrafted interior inspired by the Arizona desert. From custom stitching to rugged textures, every detail celebrates classic style and modern craftsmanship ready for its big debut at SEMA 2024.

Fat Fender Garage transforms a classic C10 into the stunning Red Velvet, a build defined by precision, performance, and bold design. Every detail showcases the perfect balance of creativity, craftsmanship, and power.

Fat Fender Garage delivers a fully revived, supercharged Ford F-100 that looks classic but drives like a modern powerhouse. With every mile and every roar of the engine, this build proves that true craftsmanship turns nostalgia into pure adrenaline.

Fat Fender Garage rolls into Lake Havasu for the Southwest Nationals F-100 Truck Show, where classic Fords shine under the desert sun. From diesel swaps to Coyote builds, it’s pure craftsmanship, chrome, and Ford pride at full throttle.

Boyd Sharpe is an average guy in a major rut. On the cusp of 40, he decides to overcome his midlife crisis in an extreme way: become a mixed martial artist in one year. At the end of his training, he will face the ultimate physical test: a cage match against a pro. He enlists seasoned MMA trainer Peter Martell to help him. The two figure there must be more people like Boyd, and they're right: more than 250 hopefuls turn up for initial tryouts for the Cubicle to the Cage program Peter is developing. The "Cubes" come from all walks of life, including an overweight artist and call-center worker who looks more like a rock-bank front-man than fighter. We meet Rick, a former pro wrestler turned factory worker with a raging warrior inside; and Steve, a 42-year-old chartered accountant with a fire in his belly. The first session is grueling; the quitters are called out and sent home. Only 60 will make it to Round 2.

The 60 selected Cubes return for Round 2 tryouts. Trainer Peter Martell ups the intensity, weeding out the weak ones. Boyd is over-confident about his progress but Peter's grinding workout reminds him how far he has to go. We meet some of the Cubes who are going to make the cut. They come from vastly different backgrounds, but are united by one thing: none has ever seen such intense training. The seriousness of the program really hits home at a pro training session where a fighter is seriously hurt, and they see how quickly injury can sideline competitors. Peter gives them a tough talk about what it takes to be a pro fighter. He does not have great hopes for the group; he is convinced most will quit - and soon.

Boyd and the other Cubes attend their first live pro fight. They start to truly understand what they have signed up for. The brutality of the sport is inescapable up close - humbling, scary, exhilarating. We meet Jeanette, a Cube, and her fiancée, Mike, a former pro who goes into the ring again after suffering a serious head injury. Mike wins - giving the cubes a sense of the sport's unpredictability, as well as the letdown of loss, the high of winning. They also start to get a sense of the sport's camaraderie. We meet Sebastian, an English teacher, who has never fought before but wants to get out of his comfort zone. The final group of 30 Cubes starts their training. Peter tests their resolve with punishing sessions. United by pain and drive the group begins to bond. But then the first Cube quits.

Eight weeks into the program, 25 cubes remain. Peter is surprised - and impressed; he had thought more would quit. The Cubes are excited to get some gear - now they look like a team. Peter puts them through a trial weight-cut to drop as many pounds as possible in a day. For over 24 hours they don't eat, don't drink. Dressed in plastic bags and winter clothes, they work out, then sweat it out in the sauna. It is the worst mental and physical stress of the program. Boyd calls it the worst experience of his life. For many, it emphasizes the mental challenge of MMA. Rick skips the weight cut to party - and his lone-wolf approach does not jive with the team. The weight-cut is a turning point for the Cubes, who realize just how tough it is going to be, and not just on their bodies. Boyd realizes the strain on his family, too. The toll on their personal lives is beginning to show.

The Cubes are in the third month of intense, six-days-a-week training. Peter is pushing them harder than ever. They get a morale boost when Drako, a martial arts apparel company, gives them each a full fighting kit. They spar for the first time. One Cube, Morteza, is ready to go to the next level, his first professional fight. A kick boxer from Iran, Morteza is fit and technically skilled, but Peter worries about his focus, a concern the other Cubes share. Their fears are grounded when Morteza is late for weigh-in. UFC legend Jeremy Horn stops by the gym for a lesson. On fight night, Cubes Nickie and Ashley step into the ring for the first time for an exhibition match. Then it's Morteza's turn. He's quicker than his opponent, but smaller. It is anyone's match, but, whatever the outcome, the other Cubes are there to support him. Win or lose, Monday they will be back at the gym.

The Cubes are deflated by Morteza's defeat in his first pro fight. To cheer them up, Peter takes them on a field trip, and the Cubes bond over beers and share some laughs outside of the gym. Rick skips the group outing to train alone. He respects the others, but sees fighting as ultimately a solitary sport. Back at the gym, the intensity of the training steepens. The Cubes are nearing the halfway mark of the yearlong program, but are light years from ready for a real fight. Peter grows frustrated with their slow progress, and gives them an ultimatum: quit or step up. Many of the Cubes question the logic of continuing on what seems futile and perilous journey. As the training intensifies and the injuries pile up, more Cubes quit, while others, like Rick, Boyd and Steve, embrace the grind and redouble their commitment to the program, whatever the cost.

Seven months into the program, 25 Cubes remain. Peter wants to cut that number by half, to those who have a fighting chance of a pro match. He arranges one-on-one meetings to give them frank assessments of their. He expects many will quit when they learn where they stand. Rick and Peter discuss their mutual surprise that Rick has stuck it out. It has been the journey of his life, Rick says. Peter tells Rick he's as tough as anyone he has ever met. Steve is struggling physically, but his spirit is strong. He tells Peter he will have his fight - one way or another. Peter tells Boyd he needs to find his killer instincts if he ever hopes to fight. At the five-month mark, 13 Cubes remain. They begin training with pros, and the intensity amps up exponentially. The Cubes discuss the strain the program is taking on their personal and professional lives, and also reflect on the bonds developing between them. Boyd's dream of making it to the cage is threatened by injury, but he refuses to let the sacrifices he has made so far amount to nothing.

Eight months in, and 13 Cubes remain. They have made great progress, but Peter still wonders if any will actually be ready to fight in just four months. Boyd is in constant pain but after more than a year since getting the program going he is not walking away. Rick is hurting badly, too: Peter gives he and Boyd each a week off to rest. The fun of the early days is gone - training is nothing but grind now. Peter takes the Cubes to the beach for a change of scenery from the gym. The Cubes go on a rafting field trip, too, for some time together away from the gym. Jock wants to see the year through but the arrival of his first child changes his outlook. Two other Cubes drop out. Ten weeks from fight time, and 10 Cubes remain. They go for their professional licenses. Boyd worries he won't pass, that all the training was for nothing. Robin Black, a 40-something fighter, is to be Boyd's first pro opponent. Peter ups the training ante again, taking the Cubes to the legendary Renzo Gracie Academy in New York City. Two months till fight night.

Renzo Gracie Academy is one of the top ju-jitsu clubs in North America - if not the world. Peter earned his belts there, and wants the Cubes to to see first-hand how elite fighters train, and to learn from them. With eight weeks to go, six of them make the trip. Boyd mulls his impending first fight during the 15-hour drive. His opponent, Robin Black, a pro with 9 fights to his name, is trying to get into Boyd's head with bullying blog posts. Rick is rejuvenated by the trip to New York, calling it a highlight of his life. Steve can't make the trip, but he is top of mind after he sends the Cubes a funny gift in the Big Apple. On a stroll through Times Square, Rick, Boyd and Sebastian reflect on how the program has upset their prior complacency, and changed them deeply. The three-day training session with some of Renzo Gracie's best coaches is a confidence booster. Back in Halifax, Boyd demonstrates a new level of focus that is blurred somewhat during an extra-tough training session in which Peter hits him with a barrage of shark-baiting sparring opponents. He must keep in mind Igor Gracie's advice: Train hard, fight easy.

One month left, and only Boyd has a fight lined up at the end of the program. The other Cubes hope Peter will deem them ready - and find them opponents. Boyd and Steve do a few rounds exhibition sparring at a fight to get a feel for getting in the cage. Steve remarks on the transformation he has seen in Boyd, who seems to have found a new seriousness, and killer instincts, to boot. Rick goes to see the match, his first live MMA experience, and is exhilarated. When a 49-year-old former boxer wins his match later that night, it inspires the older Cubes to keep going. Boyd gets some bad news: his opponent has had to pull out for medical reasons. Luckily, Peter is able to find a replacement. One week till his fight, and Boyd is in intense preparation. Peter is busy trying to fill the fight card, dealing with a series of medical dropouts and other logistical challenges. Rick is infuriated when he is sent to a specialist about his hip condition to get medical clearance. If he gets the OK, Peter has an opponent for him. He is eager to fight, but first he faces a grueling weight cut: 15 pounds in 36 hours.

Then there were three: only Rick, Steve and Boyd remain in the program, with fights lined up at the end of the year of punishing mental and physical conditioning. From the original pack of more than 250 contestants, it is down to a trio of 40-something men with incredible drive and commitment who prevailed over younger, stronger and faster competitors. Their fights looming, it is time to cut weight. Rick suffers so badly after the first day, and is putting his health in such danger, Peter considers cancelling his fight. But the other Cubes help Rick through. It is a breakthrough for the former lone wolf, who always shunned the team aspect of the program. Rick is humbled by the support of his teammates, and rallies physically. He drops 16 pounds, enough to make weight. Rick, Boyd and Steve will face opponents half their age. Steve goes first. His opponent is nearly 6 pounds overweight, a huge advantage. He takes the fight anyhow, and it does not end well: he is knocked out cold in the first round. Next up, Boyd and Rick will each have their day in the cage.

Steve has a concussion, but is otherwise OK after suffering a brutal knockout in his first pro fight. Rick looks back on the year, and what it has meant to him. Then it is his turn in the cage: he brings the drama of his wrestling days to a grand entrance. He fights hard, but loses in the second round to his much more experienced opponent. No matter - he is exhilarated, and keen to go it again, and soon. Then it is Boyd's turn - at long last. More than a year after he came up with what many though was a crazy plan his dream is coming true, and his whole family is there to see it, including his brothers who fly in from Newfoundland to cheer him on. In the cage, Boyd transforms from a mild-mannered office worker and loving family man to steely fighting machine. He channels all of the physical and emotional stress of the last year into his match. Boyd dominates his 20-year-old opponent - so much so the referee almost stops the fight because his opponent cannot properly defend himself. The other fighter finds his feet, coming back with a few clean shots that force the ref to stop the fight. Boyd is exhausted, but triumphant. Peter is overwhelmed. Everyone is awed by Boyd's performance, especially when they find out he broke him arm early on and kept fighting. A few weeks later, Boyd, Steve and Rick meets for beers to reflect on the amazing journey they have taken together, and the deep friendships they have forged.

Tony digs out a rare Mustang that's been hidden under dusty boxes for decades, but the owner has another surprise in store. Then Tony gets a chance to size up a Model A truck at an auction preview before he heads to the famous Spring Carlisle swap meet where there's rusty gold and an old Jeep waiting for him.

An iconic Hurst Oldsmobile emerges from years in storage and roars back to life in the shop. Meanwhile, a cold call takes Tony to a Chevelle project that creates more questions than it answers and the owner needs some help figuring out what to do with it.

Tony helps prep a quirky, rare British TVR for sale and makes a play for one of the most elusive Camaros ever built, the legendary ZL1. When Tony is offered a rust-free ’55 Chevy he knows it's a too good of a deal to pass up.

When a client puts out the call for a DeLorean, Tony finds two dramatically different contenders: one showroom-clean, the other frozen in time. It’s nostalgia versus perfection as Tony helps figure out what's the best route for his client to take.

Tony helps an owner move a custom Mercury to none other than Joe Zolper as a potential buyer. Then, a lead sends Tony to a dusty garage hiding a nearly untouched Porsche RS America with just 5,000 original miles.

Tony teams up with the Auto Archeologist, Ryan Brutt, to uncover one of the rarest Dodge Demons in existence. Then Tony follows the trail to make an offer on a movie-star, an Eleanor Mustang. With this deal, the sky's the limit!

Winston and C-Milk begin their epic adventure in Guangdong province where they sample a traditional dish, snake-cat-chicken hotpot, and they locate a mysterious phallic mountain with fertility giving powers.

Winston and C-Milk enter Hunan & Guangxi where they discover unique stilt houses on the brink of destruction, try some local snacks with a bit of a buzz and meet the minority with the longest hair in the world.

Winston and C-Milk cross the border into China's poorest Province, Guizhou, where they try a local specialty, cow dung hotpot, and learn how the world's most consumed alcohol is made.

Winston & C-Milk wrap up their 5000km ride in Yunnan where they unearth a hidden conspiracy deep in the ancient wells of Jianshui, and they meet up with their loyal subscribers in the capital, Kunming.

Rally North America sets off across Western Colorado for the first of four days of non-stop adventure!

Rally North America heads out of Colorado and into Utah on some of the most scenic roads in the United States!

Rally North Americas next series of checkpoints take teams deep into the Utah desert!

Rally North America finishes up Day 3 by leaving the plains of Utah and heading into the mountain tops of northern Nevada!

Rally North America starts the final day of their US 50 West Rally taking them across nearly the entire state of Nevada!

Rally North America finishes their US 50 West Rally in a blitz! Hammering through 200 plus miles on the way to the finish line in Carson City, Nevada!

Rally North America sets off across Pennsylvania and the New England states for the first of four days of nonstop adventure!

Rally North America wraps the first of four days of adventure by visiting amazing sights throughout New York and Pennsylvania, including the legendary Watkins Glen Road Course!

Day 2 of Rally North America wraps through the winding scenic roads of New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey as the competitors search for checkpoints and scavenger hunt items!

Rally North America wraps up their second day of adventure stopping at ruined castles, haunted sites, and Dyson Racing!

Rally North America starts their third of four days of adventure, seeing historic mansions and estates, before crossing into Massachusetts to see amazing waterfall!

Rally North America wraps up 4 days of adventure at New England Dragway and Camp Sunshine!

80 teams converge in Durango, Colorado, to kick off The Monument Valley Rally!! Follow along as they make their way through checkpoints in the mountains of Western Colorado on Day One.

Rally North America continues through the abandoned silver mines of Ouray, Colorado. As some teams play catch up, others go off the trail, one team looks to build its lead.

The Quack Pack struggles to revive the DeLorean, while other teams make their way through historic Mesa Verde National Park. Who will we see at the Day One Finish Line in Cortez, Colorado?

Teams begin their Day Two journey into the beautiful desert landscape of the Navajo Nation, stop at some of Utahs oldest pioneer settlements, and explore Native American archeological sites, gaining points along the way!

On this Rally North America episode, our teams stop at Four Corners, Monument Valley, and a location you may have seen in a famous movie…

The challengers race towards Flagstaff, Arizona, but need to take a last-second detour to avoid the smoke of large forest fires tearing through the southwest United States; who will make it to the Finish Line first?

After a day at the Grand Canyon, “Team Hope" and “Team Fear and Loathing” are gearing up for Route 66 adventure that takes them from Arizona to Las Vegas! The final day starts now!

“Team Fear and Loathing” have a run-in with the local town gunslinger while “Team Hope” looks to barter for goods at the Route 66 Museum in Williams, Arizona. Will one of these teams come out on top? Or is there a dark horse in the mix…

As the teams close in on the finish line and explore Route 66, they meet a cast of quirky characters who have taken over a Ghost Town in Arizona.

As the Rally ends, teams complete their final checkpoints and make their last pit stops before pulling in to the Finish Line at Las Vegas City Hall… Who will go home with some hardware?

Teams meet at the Day 1 Start Line - Bristol Motor Speedway - to kick off their 3-Day Rally across the Backroads of Appalachia.

After exploring Lynch, teams visit Daniel Boone Forest, get welcomed to a Festival in McKee, Kentucky, and suffer their first breakdown in the Rally.

After the Day 1 Finish in McKee, teams get behind-the-scenes access inside the Haltech Motorsports HQ, a Bourbon Trail Experience that will leave your mouth watering, and a private concert from Kentucky's own Nick Cassetta.

Richmond, Kentucky shuts down Main Street for the Day 2 Start Line - Stay tuned as teams race for points across the Backroads of Appalachia - and look out for one team's run-in with a former US President.

While driving through Louisville, Team Gearhead finds themselves drinking Mint Julep's before visiting an Abandoned Sanatorium - While Team Euro Trash takes a detour that doesn't go quite as planned.

Team Euro Trash and Team Gearhead continue to French Lick, while another team is left on the side of the road just 15 miles from the Finish Line.

Teams take off from French Lick for the Final Day of competition - Encountering a fallen spaceship, a pioneer settlement, and a town named after the Rally G.O.A.T.

Teams depart toward Scottsburg in hopes of getting a selfie with Rally founder Scott Spielman and pictures of things with the word "Scott" on it.

After stopping at a bison farm, teams make their way to Rabbit Hash, see an infamous water tower, and visit the William Howard Taft Historic Site.

On the Season Finale of Rally North America, teams arrive at the Day 3 Finish Line in Covington, Kentucky to attend the Award Ceremony - Leading to some big celebrations.

Will finds a bargain supercar, a precious 1989 Ferrari 412, but when he gets it back to Elo they soon realize that its heart has been ripped out as it seems to be sporting a Chevy engine!

Wills hippy heart leads him to buy a 1966 VW Camper split screen. But Elo is not content to just turn it into any old reconditioned love wagon…he decides the one thing that has never seen is a luxury executive suite inside a camper van.

With only 174 ever made, can Elo and Will risk the wrath of other Bristol owners as they decide to take on a Vintage 1959 Bristol 406 and transform it into a British gentlemans Hot Rod.

The Datsun 260z 1978 is famous for having supercar features at a budget price. This is the Japanese car that led the Japanese invasion around the world. Elo pays homage to its Japanese roots and heads off to a secret underground car event.

Will and Elo get excited by the purchase of an Audi Quattro which they both remember dreaming about as youngsters. This was the first 4 wheel-drive rally car that saw great competitive success back in the 1980s.

Inspired by the heritage of the Saab fighter jet, the guys turn a Saab '96 1972 into a vehicle that looks like it would be more at home flying through the clouds than on the road…

Will and Elo bite the bullet and blind buy a Peugeot 304 convertible 1972 on the internet. Their initial pleasure wains as Will finds the engine cant be rescued. Elos inspiration for this chic set of wheels is the glamour of the South of France.

SerpentZA and Laowhy86 begin their epic adventure in Shandong Province, starting in former German concession, Qingdao. They taste a bizarre, wriggly local specialty; explore hidden war tunnels, and head to a sleepy seaside village famous for its seaweed.

SerpentZA and Laowhy86 rack up the miles as they travel across Liaoning and Jilin Provinces. They spend the night in a themed sex hotel, explore one of Chinas most famous ghost cities and tread carefully around the North Korean border.

Things suddenly turn very Russian as SerpentZA & Laowhy86 stop off in the capital of Heilongjiang province, Harbin. From there, they venture into the vast grasslands of Inner Mongolia, herding camels and building their very own Mongolian yurt.

SerpentZA & Laowhy86 learn how Mongolians cook goats in their own skins, get serenaded by locals on the China/Russian border, drink themselves merry with the reindeer herding Ewenki people, and finally complete their journey at Chinas northernmost point.

Paul J Daly and Kyle Mountsier visit Kia of Frisco, Audi Grapevine and Classic Chevrolet in this pilot episode of More Than Cars.

Paul J Daly and Kyle Mountsier visit Beaver Toyota of Cumming to change oil, work out, and see what it means to be a family that supports each other in the good times and the bad.

Paul J Daly and Kyle Mountsier visit the West Herr Automotive Group in Buffalo, NY to hear about connections in hospital rooms, 8500+ person family festivals and the importance of empathy.

Paul and Kyle visit Mohawk Chevrolet in Upstate New York, home of former athletes who take an unconventional leadership approach to turn raw talent into champions and the viral TikTok series "The Dealership."

The boys find a piece of motoring history - a 1955 orange VW Trailmaker clone made in a small rural New Zealand town. MOD visits car restoration guy Kayne who has a Citroen DS, a Fiat Bambina and some other classics in for upgrades.

The boys find a beautifully rusty 1948 Morris Commercial tow truck and MOD pays a visit to vintage car legend Francis, who has his own museum of intriguing cars, including a Willys Overlander.

MOD and Martin discover 1928 Dodge Fast Four up on a hill. MOD goes in search of a 90 year old motor spring and miraculously finds that local dirt rod enthusiast has a box of these rarities plus a custom built dragster kicking about in his shed.

The 1970 Valiant Wayfarer ute. The boys find a slice of Australasian motoring history buried under a pile of lawn mowers. MOD visits an amazing never-filmed-before private car collection starring a collection of Hudsons.

A dose of nostalgia is in store for Martin as he re-unites with the 1966 Leyland 15 van he drove off to university in - now long dead. MOD spends time with motorcycling racing legend Doug, holder of the World Grass Track 1 Mile record.

The boys find a classic piece of farm kit in a remote valley - a 1983 Toyota BJ45 Land Cruiser. MOD meets Alec, a young engineer who loves his vintage cars, especially Dodges.

The boys find a classic hunk of motoring Americana rusting away by the side of the road, a 1946 Chevrolet Fleetmaster. Plus, MOD visits local mechanic Murray and his amazing vehicle collection, including full-noise sprint cars and a 1960s Toyopet Publica.

MOD and Martin tackle a wonderful piece of 50s French chic, a 1959 Renault 750 Deluxe. MOD discovers - and gets to drive - an ultra-rare ex-army New Zealand designed utility vehicle called the Katipo.

The boys discover a vintage, long-dead 1949 D2 Caterpillar bulldozer covered in grass in a field. In search of help, MOD visits a large never-filmed-before private collection of tractors, trucks and military vehicles.

Buried under tarpaulins is a long-expired British classic, a 1956 Morris Minor; MOD visits local man Phil for parts at a backroads property with plenty of motoring secrets to be revealed...

Martin & MOD are at odds over a 1978 Triumph 2500S, but Martin is keen to take on this fuel-injected British classic. MOD visits an extraordinary never-filmed-before private collection of cars and trucks, one of the biggest in the southern hemisphere.

The only thing that seems to be holding this 1944 Willys Jeep together is pure nostalgia - but Martin is determined to resurrect her; meanwhile MOD rides on Lloyd military personnel carrier and checks out some rare metal, including a 250HP Mazda RX3.

Cuteness overload meets total chaos when the team attempts to shear a baby llama for the very first time—learning its gender in the process. But the vibes shift quickly when "Pedro," an aggressive male, decides he’s not going down without a fight and gets himself into a serious bind.

It’s a prickly situation with 36 horned rams, including a one-eyed warrior and some serious "gnarly" obstacles that threaten to hook the shearers at every turn. Between dodging horns and showing off the new custom gear, they finish the day with a very special client: their own half-eared llama, Turk.

After finalizing preparations, the journey to the island began. Upon arrival at the rain-soaked rain forest property, it was time to start getting ready for the long year ahead.

As summer neared its end, it was time to build a cabin and set up the homestead.

As winter sets in it becomes a constant chore to deal with heavy snow and a permeating silence in this place.

Isolation sets in with travel limited by 275 inches of snow. Time to hunker down for the long winter.

Wrapping up a year alone comes with excitement and anxiety with returning to society.

Jeff and Rachel introduce the farm staff and give us a background on the first farm purchase. Rachel renovates the Viewing Room. Jeff and Rachel spend some time learning how to ride horses, and Jeff finds out that riding a miniature donkey is a bad idea.

Jeff and Rachel try different hobbies. Back at the farm, renovations are in full swing on the Summer Kitchen.

After two successful renovations, Rachel and Jeff compete to name the next project. Business calls and Rachel is off to Dallas, leaving Jeff in charge of the renovation process.

Jeff gets sick and Rachel takes her boys to Lancaster PA to enjoy different sites in the city. Back on the farm the crew is prepping the tack room for Rachel's design.

Jeff unveils a new talent, Stephen finds a new fear, and Rachel transforms an old school bus in to a chicken coop.

Rachel and Jeff head to Nashville and take in the sites where they meet an up and coming country artist. While in the city, they do an interview with a local radio station. Stephen and David get side tracked with a YouTube video.

Jeff and Rachel go bargain hunting and Jeff stumbles on the find of the century. As they begin to wrap up renovations on the farm, Jeff and Rachel look at new properties. Jeff has beef with a pesky ground hog.

With the farm renovation complete, Rachel shows the farm to prospective buyers. Jeff and Rachel host a barn party to celebrate the sale of the farm and Neah performs her new Single. The episode ends with a surprise.

DIY Mom Rebekah Higgs creates a gallery wall and staircase runner, sharing design tips, laughs, and heartfelt moments with her mom and daughter.

Rebekah races to finish Lennon's teal bedroom before her 4th birthday. With help from Nancy, she wallpapers and trims with carpenter reed. Featuring a custom wall weaving by local artist Mimi, this heartfelt makeover is party-ready!

Rebekah revamps a colonial home's curb appeal with bold paint, restored wood accents, a penny-tile mat, and custom lighting. DIY tips included!

Rebekah revamps a colonial home's curb appeal with bold paint, restored wood accents, a penny-tile mat, and custom lighting. DIY tips included!

Rebekah revamps her living space with fireplace updates, custom furniture, restored brick, and energy-efficient blinds. Budget-friendly DIY tips await!

Rebekah tackles a rotten ceiling and reimagines the space with a Japanese-inspired closet and a European wet-room bathroom. Blending midcentury modern flair with smart organization, she transforms a tough challenge into a dream master suite.

Rebekah completes her master bedroom with a leather accent wall and reveals the transformed dining room, patio, and bedroom. DIY tips included!

Rebekah turns her basement into a multipurpose room, solves flooring issues with workout-inspired creativity, and adds a modern garage door with KBI's help.

Rebekah creates a mudroom, laundry, and pantry, adds Dark Floral wallpaper, builds a patio and privacy wall, and shares budget-friendly stair runner tips.

Rebekah starts her apartment makeover with demolition and a custom mural by Emma Fitzgerald. Watch the space transform and get DIY tips along the way!

Rebekah transforms the kitchen with floating shelves, stone countertops, and budget-friendly tips to maximize the space. Watch the full makeover!

Rebekah transforms the guest bedroom with a barn board headboard, fresh paint, and new flooring. Watch the full makeover and get DIY tips for your space!

Rebekah maximizes a tiny basement bathroom with a walk-in shower and built-in cabinets, doubling the spaces feel without changing the square footage

Rebekah infuses historic Halifax charm into the entry of "The East Coast Oasis" with herringbone tile, a bright door, gorgeous fixtures, and versatile carpet.

Rebekah demolishes her attic and makes a stunning Unicorn head from paper-mâché for the kids' playroom in this season opener.

Rebekah preps the playroom with foam venting and drywall installation, plus a DIY tutorial on hand-painted puppy pillows for a fun touch!

Lennon teaches us how to paint while revealing a secret crush. Rebekah decorates the attic and shows us how to make Pom-Pom cushions.

Lennon preps for a party while Rebekah faces challenges building cubby beds. The attic transformation continues with a DIY duvet completing the first half.

Rebekah tackles railings and faces haunting challenges with a radiator cover, but rainbow decals and pillows help her conquer it all.

Rebekah installs a Parisian mural, a chic staircase runner, and completes the attic's whimsical transformation, with Lennon reminding us of the importance of play.

Rebekah overhauls her backyard with a new infinity deck, astroturf, and gardening tips, creating a low-maintenance summer oasis.

Rebekah and Lennon finish the backyard renovation with a privacy fence, DIY planters, and landscaping tips to create the ultimate low-maintenance oasis.

Rebekah Higgs flips a mid-century modern bungalow, blending Scandinavian design and pastel tones to create her dream home in DIY MOM Season 4.

Rebekah and her crew start demolition, uncovering unexpected issues. With tensions high and advice from her dad, can she keep everything on track?

Rebekahs team faces chaos when Stephane quits. Watch as they struggle with flooring mishaps, leveler issues, and unexpected setbacks. Will Rebekah keep it together?

Rebekah and Lennon move in, but first, it's time for last-minute projects—finishing floors, installing arches, a 360 fireplace, and a modern dining table.

Rebekah creates a chic powder room with pink tiles, teak accents, and palm wallpaper, plus a stylish mudroom with a non-barny barn door

Rebekah tackles ambitious mid-century modern designs for every corner of her bungalow, from herringbone tile to arched shower doors—while exhaustion kicks in.

Rebekah juggles room transformations, from a furnace room to a guest suite, and her biggest project yet—her own bedroom. Will she get the rest she needs?

Rebekah's dream ensuite hits a snag when the crew disagrees on her vision. With tricky tiles and tension rising, can her bold design come to life?

Rebekahs team tackles a kitchen gut job by recycling, repurposing, and reconfiguring. The end result is a beautiful transformation youll want to copy!

Season 4 wraps up with a grand reveal of Rebekah's bungalow makeover, featuring before-and-after shots, plus exclusive behind-the-scenes drama!

Rebekah updates her front yard with paving stones, a mid-century garden, and creative fixes like rescuing sod and modifying tools for a modern touch.

Rebekah revamps her deck railings to maximize ocean views, overcoming challenges and using clear glass for a modern upgrade.

Rebekah and Julie tackle building a DIY spiral staircase after demolishing the old one, overcoming challenges like pesky critters to complete the project.

Rebekah creates a private, modern upper deck with Crystal Rails and custom hideaway screens, adding luxury and functionality to the space.

Rebekah transforms her backyard into an urban farm, planting veggies and fruits, building a bunny enclosure, and repurposing a playhouse for chickens.

Rebekah begins transforming a vintage Boler camper into a Barbie-inspired getaway, facing unexpected challenges but pushing forward for a summer trip.

Rebekah finishes her Barbie-inspired Boler camper with a plywood cabinet makeover, pink accents, and new cushions, just in time for their weekend getaway.

Embark on an Alaskan adventure: soar over Denali's cloud-capped peaks and encounter the mighty 740-pound Halibut, the Barn Door of the sea. Experience the thrill of flightseeing and the majesty of nature's giants.

Join us for Alaska's ultimate family adventure!Witness kids marvel at gold mines, glaciers, and wheeled tours, then dive into Seward's Derby Daze with a $100K salmon prize. Experience the excitement of community, mystery rewards,and unforgettable memories

Fly with Tommy Tucker's "flying boat" to Jake's Camp by the Togiak River for unmatched Dolly Varden fishing, then join the Swensens on Tikchick River, a haven for five Pacific salmon species.

Explore the thrill of Alaska's fishing: battle the mighty 90-pound king salmon, a freshwater monarch, and hook the captivating Dolly Varden, often confused with Arctic char. Experience the exhilaration of targeted casting in a passionate angling community

Embark on an Alaska journey with seasoned anglers, blending fishing and life lessons in salmon-rich waters. Savor the catch of the day—halibut, shark, crab, or salmon—in a unique gourmet experience that brings the ocean's bounty to your plate.

Witness Columbia Glacier's awe-inspiring 900-ft ice walls and thunderous calving from a floatplane, then battle North America's premier fighter, the coho salmon, in Alaska's scenic autumn waters. Experience nature's spectacle and exhilarating angling adve

Cruise Prince William Sound, savor seafood, admire glaciers, spot marine life, and experience the thrill of lunker rockfish. Encounter inquisitive sea lions on this diverse sailing adventure.

Capture Alaska's wildlife through a lens at a bald eagle's nest and fish for the underrated chum salmon, known as "dogs," using a "Las Vegas Show Girl" fly for rapid catches.This blend of photography and thrilling angling offers an unforgettable adventure

A Utah doctor's Alaskan journey starts with a floatplane ride to Prince of Wales Island, welcomed by Will Jones and Edgar Allen Crow at the luxury lodge.Anchorage's Lake Hood,the world's largest floatplane base, epitomizes Alaska's blend of urban and wild

Learn horse packing for leisurely wilderness adventures where your four-footed friend walks. Explore Southeast Alaska's recreational wonders, from glacier tours to salmon fishing, aboard a luxurious motor yacht in this northern paradise.

Raft the thrilling Matanuska River from the 27-mile-long Matanuska Glacier near Anchorage and fly-fish in secluded Alaska lakes teeming with sockeye salmon. This unique flightseeing and fishing combo promises an unforgettable wilderness adventure.

In Alaska's wild, a father-son fishing contest ends with an icy plunge for the loser. Meanwhile, locals and visitors catch-and-release revered rainbow trout, blending respect for nature with modern fitness trends, captured by the Alaska Outdoors camera.

As our floatplane lands through clouds onto an island in a crater lake, we embark on an Alaska adventure, exploring extinct volcanic terrain. Nearby, Iliamna awaits, an angler's paradise with the world's largest salmon run and abundant trout and pike.

In Crescent Lake's Tuwallaquah, comfort meets wilderness with top-notch fishing and a hand-carved lodge. Adventure soars as women pilot over McKinley, and humor shines as a wife out-fishes her husband, highlighting the joys and trials of Alaska's wild.

Kids learn outdoor skills, building confidence and bonds. A father and son bond over fishing in autumn's glow, feasting fireside. Elsewhere, anglers at Iliamna Lake trade fishing for a joyful rock-skipping competition, rediscovering simple pleasures.

Discover Alaskas indigenous cultures in Kijik Land, where modern angling meets traditional methods. This segment explores Alaska Natives outdoor activities, blending heritage and modernity for a rich lifestyle.

Steve Mahay defies all odds by navigating a riverboat through Alaskas treacherous Devils Canyon. Facing Class V and VI rapids, whirlpools, and waterfalls, this incredible journey is a testament to human endurance and skill. Dont miss this epic tale.

Best Sommelier of the World and chef Andreas Larsson welcomes Matthieu Perrin of Château de Beaucastel from Southern Rhône, France.Andreas cooks a dish to match their classic Châteauneuf-du-Pape, and is challenged to cook for a blind-tasted mystery wine.

Andreas Larsson receives Ernst Loosen, one of the world's best producers of Riesling wines, which he makes in the Mosel in Germany.Andreas prepares a dish to match Ernst's top-rated dry Riesling, and is challenged to cook for a blind-tasted mystery wine

Best Sommelier of the World Andreas Larsson receives Arnaud Bourgeois from Chavignol, Loire, France. Andreas creates a dish to match the famous minerality of his Sauvignon Blanc ‘Les Baronnes, and is challenged to cook for a blind-tasted mystery wine.

Best Sommelier of the World Andreas Larsson receives famous sweet wine producer Gerhard Kracher from Austria. Andreas makes his version of Peking Duck to match Krachers wine made of Chardonnay and Welschriesling, and is challenged to a blind tasting.

Best Sommelier of the World Andreas Larsson receives Xavier Baril of Domaine Engel, the largest organic estate in the Alsace. Andreas makes a traditional dish to match his Sylvaner, and is challenged to cook for a blind-tasted mystery wine.

Andreas Larsson receives Jean Claude Mas, one of the most influential forces in the South of France. To match a Languedoc white, Andreas cooks a fish dish, and is challenged to cook for a blind-tasted mystery wine.

Maher Harb is known for the wine he makes at Sept, his biodynamic winery above Beirut. Andreas Larsson prepares a dish to match Maher Harbs rich and mineral wine, and is challenged to cook for a surprise mystery wine.

Andreas Larsson welcomes Douros dry wine pioneer Cristiano Van Zeller. To complement Van Zellers dry Douro red wine Andreas prepares a surf and turf, and is challenged to cook for a surprise mystery wine.

Top sommelier Franck Massard who turned to winemaking in Spain visits Andreas Larsson in his kitchen today. To match Francks red made from Carignan and Grenache, Andreas cooks a fish stew. Andreas is then challenged to cook for a surprise mystery wine.

Andreas Larsson receives Matthieu Guyon, whose family owns the Domaines Rollan de By vineyards in Bordeaux. Andreas cooks the perfect Bordeaux Burger to match the rich Merlot-dominated Cru Bourgeois Médoc, and cooks for a surprise mystery wine.

Andreas Larsson welcomes Salvino Benanti who runs an iconic winery located on the slopes of the Etna in Sicily. Andreas cooks a dish to match Salvino's premium Etna white and is challenged to cook for a surprise mystery wine.

Andreas Larsson welcomes Katharina Heger. On the warmest spot of Germany, the Kaiserstuhl, the Heger family estate makes world class Spätburgunder. Andreas cooks chicken to match this, and is challenged to cook for a surprise mystery wine.

In this special episode, Andreas Larsson prepares a delicious Portuguese seafood dish, for the wine he knows is coming with his next guest. But what he doesnt know is that the founder and producer of WineMasters himself will join him today.

Today Andreas Larsson welcomes Luís Cerdeira from the Quinta de Soalheiro winery in Vinho Verde, Northern Portugal. Andreas cooks a cataplana for Luís' Alvarinho, and is challenged to cook for a surprise mystery wine.

Andreas Larsson welcomes Ana Marianashvili from the Chelti Winery in Georgia, who still make their wines in qvevris. Andreas cooks his first Georgian dish to match Ana's wines and is challenged to cook for a surprise mystery wine.

Juan Antonio Ponce comes from Manchuela, a lesser known but emerging region in Spain. Andreas cooks Iberico pork for a wine made by the variety Bobal, and is challenged to cook for a surprise mystery wine.For this wine, Andreas give

Today's guest is Adam Dijkstra from De Colonjes in The Netherlands, the first in the world with a natural sulfite alternative license. Andreas cooks a dish for the cool climate Novatura, and is challenged to cook for a surprise mystery wine.

As a young Swedish boy, host Andreas Larsson enjoyed eating cod loin several times a week. Today he prepares it with horseradish in perfect match with the Grüner Veltliner which is brought by the guest of today: Roman Horvath MW, director and winemaker.

Todays guest is Iain Reynolds Richardson, 6th generation of legendary Herdade do Mouchão. Andreas pairs an old Mouchão Tinto from Alicante Bouschet with pigeon, and does pastry for the mystery wine. Go Andreas!

Andreas welcomes Nicolas Hirissou whos family has been making wine since the 19th century. To match Nicolas Braucol wine, Andreas makes roasted duck. The mystery wine this time, Andreas has never had before!

Andreas welcomes the Rebholz twins Hans & Valentin. The Rebholz family has centuries of winemaking tradition behind them, dating back to the 16th century. Andreas cooks turbot for ther Riesling, and is challenged to cook for their favourite mystery wine.

Andreas welcomes Daniel Niepoort, the 6th generation head of winemaking in the family business that has been creating Port since 1842. Daniel has Andreas start with a 'crazy' blind wine. Can Andreas stand this "enfant terrible of the wine world"?

Asaf Margalit runs a very fine boutique winery. The Margalit Winery focuses on French grape varieties from Bordeaux and Rhône. To match the Cabernet Franc Andreas prepares lamb kebab. For the blind wine, Andreas creates a tropical inspired fish dish.

Welcome to the most compelling food show on TV. Ian Knauer lives on the family farm in Pennsylvania. He's leading the farm-to-table revolution. If he can raise it, grow it, catch it or shoot it...the family will prep and eat it. Seriously delicious feast!

Bees are among the most important members of the farm. Learn how to keep your own, harvest honey, and cook a honey feast including Chipotle-Honey Glazed Ribs and Honey Cake.

For all the beer lovers out there, ever think about making your own? Ian learns how from a brewing expert, then takes some home to cook an all-beer dinner featuring his Fresh Hop Pasta.

Love pizza? Learn how to make it from scratch! In this episode, Ian teaches you how to milk a cow, make fresh ricotta and mozzarella, and craft those cheeses into a full meal featuring Ricotta Pizza and Cocoa Yogurt Cake.

Want to know the easiest way to support your local farmer? Ian meets with a CSA farmer who grows amazing produce. Every dish in this episode comes straight from the garden.

Veggies arent just for the summer. In this episode, Ian weaves late-season vegetables into a super-satisfying vegetarian meal featuring Winter Squash Stew, Kale Chips, Wheat Berry Salad, and Sweet Potato Pie.

Every year Ian and his family host a pig roast on The Farm. Learn about heritage and sustainable farming, as well as how to roast a whole pig and make delicious crowd-pleasers like the Big Phil's Mac 'n' Cheese and Erin's Piggy Cupcakes.

When asked what Ian's family & friends who serve overseas miss the most, the answer is always the food. Hear touching stories about communicating overseas through food and make all-American picnic favorites – from Cheddar-Stuffed Burgers to Fried Chicken.

The egg is one of the most versatile ingredients in the kitchen. Learn how to raise your own chickens & make everything from a breakfast of perfect fried eggs on a Croque to a dinner of Fresh Pasta Carbonara and even a Strawberry-Rum Sabayon for dessert.

In this episode, Ian shows you how to make your own bacon without the use of dangerous nitrates or chemicals. Then, he shows you how to make his favorite sandwich, the BLT, accompanied with a cold beer he brewed himself.

Ian takes a trip to visit Iron Chef Jose Garces on his farm and learns his twist on preparing nachos. After being inspired, Ian returns home to make his version of a Potato Nacho to go along with his Brick Chicken, cooked over an open fire pit.

Fresh herbs brighten up the flavor of anything. Learn how easy it is to grow your own herbs at home. Then, Ian shows you how versatile herbs can be and which herbs work best with which foods.

Nashville TN, also known as Music City. This is a make it or break it town. Thousands of people come to Nashville every year to become a star. We followed up and coming rock band Leaders And Kings who just signed with a Sony Sublabel.

Leaders And Kings play Warped Tour and get a special surprise for a milestone event. Phenix is gearing towards her EP release and the stress of "Ride" is weighing on Waylon to get it mixed and mastered in time. MM Dance Company is in-camera training.

Leaders And Kings go into the studio to cut an unreleased James Brown song with special guest Daryl Brown and Loochie. Phenix on set with Romeo Miller a.k.a Lil Romeo for her new music video "Ride". Paradestormer is on location with John Samson.

Leaders And Kings in the studio with Daryl Brown (James Brown's Son), Phenix and LAK at Whatchakalooza. Phenix recruits new dancers for tour, MMDC starts Seven music video with LAK. Featuring guest stars Jordan Allena and John Samson.

The guys in Leaders In Kings have a big announcement from Casey, as they get ready for a fall tour. MMDC preparing for competition season. A local Music City rock band Locks makes their debut recording their new album. The season finale comes to a close.

Nashville based band Lady Couch recorded their record A Matter of Time in 2023 at Southern Ground Studio in Nashville, Tn.Now you can be with them up close and personal in the studio. Join us we embark on this episodic journey. Dreams of a working Man.

The Director gives and overview of the project. Join Lady Couch as they record their album A Matter of Time. Filmed at Southern Ground Nashville.

Deep in the darkened forests of West Virginia, a legend roams. Tracked by investigators like Russ Jones, Bigfoot has long been thought to primarily roam the Pacific Northwest.

Beth Duncan is experiencing something truly bizarre on her property outside Wineberry, West Virginia. Here, amongst the hills and hollers of the mountain state, a mystery is unfolding that stretches the limits of what we know about Bigfoot.

Audio collected and experienced across the state of West Virginia is discussed in this special episode of Mountain State Monsters.

Sightings around Sutton Lake help to act as a window into the greater Bigfoot mystery.

Across the state of West Virginia, Bigfoot encounters have been occurring for centuries. Regardless of the time of year, these creatures are being seen and experienced in all forms of weather, in a myriad of ways.

What drives people to search for Sasquatch? Particularly, in the harsh, rugged, often uninhabited regions of West Virginia

Discover how the teddy bear, manhole cover, piggy bank, sandwich, and even Times Square got their start! From Coca-Cola to the Slinky and the spicy truth about food, this episode is packed with eye-opening surprises and unexpected origins.

From bikinis to baseball caps, credit cards to the credit you give diamonds, this episode uncovers the wild origins behind the stuff you use (and wear!) every day. Plus: ice cream cones, hot dogs, Etch A Sketch, and what sneezing at the sun really means.

From aspirin to GPS, barcodes to barber poles, find out the curious backstories behind everyday essentials. Why do geese fly in a V? What causes brain freeze? And yes, there was a real Mr. Crapper. Plus: Popsicles, pound keys, and belly buttons!

From bulletproof vests to wishbones, and scuba gear to gray hair, uncover the quirky origins of everyday things. Why do we walk curbside? Whats up with notches on coins? Plus: internet slang, neon lights, daylight saving time, and kitty litter!

From the Eiffel Tower to Super Glue, uncover the surprising stories behind everyday objects and odd phrases like “cold shoulder” and “your name is mud.” Plus: the first pizza, lipstick, Ponzi schemes, rabbits feet, and the truth behind Häagen-Dazs!

Ever wonder why barns are red or why we yell “fore” in golf? Discover the surprising roots of candy canes, trampolines, umbrellas, and MRI machines. Plus: shotgun seats, SweetN Low, womens buttons, and why we say “God bless you” after a sneeze!

What do PEZ, zippers, touch lamps, and “OK” have in common? Their surprising stories are all here! From lawn mowers to roulette wheels, stewardesses to cell phone buzzers, plus Thermoses, ducks, and why Mark Twain wasnt his real name.

Why do cats always land on their feet? Whats behind Bluetooth, dry cleaning, and the rule about waiting an hour after eating? From corkscrews to cold feet, nachos to Grand Central, this episode unpacks the wild origins of things we barely think about.

How did Band-Aids come to be? Why were bridesmaids invented? Discover the origins of cotton candy, gadgets, traffic lights, and fortune cookies. Plus: barbed wire, sunglasses, Dominos Pizza, Avenue of the Americas, and the battle of GSM vs. CDMA!

Where did Monopoly come from? Why do we say “getting fired” or “In Like Flynn”? This episode uncovers the surprising roots of matches, area codes, wedding rings, tuxedos, potluck dinners, political parties, and even Xs and Os.

Why do stars twinkle? What makes pepper trigger a sneeze? This episode explores aerosol cans, braille, jaywalking, the Zamboni, and Ex-Lax. Plus: Alaskas odd history, “Happy Birthday” rights, pistachios, bakers dozens, and the phrase “gift horse.”

Discover how miniature golf, duct tape, dynamite, and Morse code came to be. Ever wonder why we knock on wood or say “cup of joe”? Plus: hamburgers, jerky, yo-yos, compasses, light sticks, and the secret behind the Swiss Army knife.

From pasteurization to poppy seeds, discover how the #2 pencil got its name and why trailers play after movies. Learn the truth behind rainbows, sliced bread, scapegoats, phonographs, aluminum cans, almond milk, and why we say “pony up.”

How did a board game inspire the QR code? Why did Twinkies switch flavors? Whats with rains scent, or that clingy shower curtain? Discover the worlds hottest pepper, honeys secret, and many more fun facts.

Discover how ramen noodles were invented, why airplane lights dim during landing and takeoff, and how a sci-fi novel led to the creation of the Taser. You'll also learn about tattoo technology, the surprising story of KFC in Japan, and much more.

Discover the x-ray camera that gave people superpowers, how Play-Doh cleaned walls, and why pound cake is so heavy. From purring cats to a Pringles burial, dont miss these wild and weird facts, plus much more!

Uncover Pixars secret code, why movie popcorn is so pricey, and how a farmer invented glitter! From crocodile jaws to IKEAs name, dont miss these surprising stories and much more!

What do the M's in M&M's stand for? Why does grapefruit juice clash with some medication? From mood rings and video games to snoring solutions and fat-burning facts-get ready for surprising answers, plus much more.

Chocolate chip cookies were a happy accident, snakes can save lives, and squirrels help plant forests! From hidden secrets under NYC to honeybee teamwork and pyramid surprises, this and much more.

How did bubblegum start? What does the BMW logo really mean? From the spicy origin of Flamin Hot Cheetos to the wild cost of selling hot dogs in NYC, plus sneezing dangers, banana curves, and much more.

Uncover the real sounds behind Lightsabers, Google's original name, and how Santa's pilot's license is real. From eye floaters to cruise ship secrets and a sundae tied to Psycho-these surprising facts and more.

Is expired bottled water unsafe? Why was bubble wrap invented? From a smashed priceless guitar to purple fences, jean pockets, and the worlds longest case of hiccups-get ready for tons of jaw-dropping facts.

Samuel L. Jackson used the force to share his favorite color, Gatorades name isnt about gators, and The Terminator script sold for less than a latte! From Sonys rice cookers to Solo cup secrets, these stories much more.

On this episode of Sights, Bites & Fights, were visiting San Antonio, Texas, home of the five-time NBA Championship Spurs, The World Famous Alamo… And yeah, its Texas so you can bet your ass were getting some Barbecue!

On this episode of Sights, Bites & Fights, were visiting Wurstfest! The salute to sausage! (We will try to keep the adolescent jokes to a minimum!)

On this episode of Sights, Bites & Fights, were visiting New Braunfels, Texas, one of Americas fastest growing cities. A great place to grab a bite to eat, down a cold beverage… and its F#@$ing haunted!

n this episode of Sights, Bites & Fights, were visiting the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo… Its not just livestock - its people! Meat and beer - nothing better!

On this episode of Sights, Bites & Fights, were visiting one of Texas booming University towns with an ancient past, spooky legends and some culinary delights that fit any budget.

On this episode of Sights, Bites & Fights, were visiting “old Austin” The Austin that is hanging on for dear life, the Austin everyone is trying to “Keep Weird!” This place is so Texas-y we had to visit TWO barbecue joints AND a burger joint!

Join Shelina as she makes one of her favorite childhood Filipino dishes, Chicken Tinola.

Join Shelina as she attempts Creme Brûlée without using a torch.

Join Shelina as she puts a new spin in a classic dish, Chicken Cordon Bleu.

Join Shelina as she makes Filipino Chicken Adobo

Join Shelina as makes a simplified version of one of her favorite holiday desserts, Banoffee Pie.

Join Shelina as she shows you how to bake barbecue ribs in an oven.

Join Shelina as she makes the famous Filipino celebration dish, Pancit Bihon.

Join Shelina as she whips up a Puerto Rican favorite, Arroz con Gandules y Tostones.

Well meet the Felidae family and learn about cats….from the gentle and sophisticated breeds of domestic house kittens....to the famous big cats in the wild…and many other feline species in between.

Well explore the wide variety of dogs... wolves... foxes... coyotes…and more…well learn about their many similarities and differences, and what makes them special.

Well learn about some of the most intriguing creatures that inhabit the land... and more often the air... birds!

Well travel from the forests, to the frozen north, to investigate bears of all types and sizes, as we learn about the eight major species of this unique animal.

Our exploration across the world takes us to Africa, where well roam the savannah with giraffes, zebras and hippopotamuses.

Were going big! Meet the pachyderms, which include heavyweights like the magnificent elephant, the powerful rhinoceros and the docile manatee.

We dive below the surface, into the deep blue, to swim with dolphins, whales, swordfish, and turtles!

Well decode the mysteries about our fascinating “cousins”, the primates, and learn the key attributes that differentiate them from monkeys, and from one another.

Were heading to the farm, to visit some important animals...cattle.....horses…pigs…and poultry, among many others. We are indebted to these animals for the many benefits we enjoy from the services and products they provide.

Approach with caution... were going to meet some poisonous creatures that seem like they could crawl from the cauldron of a witch making a potion...... scorpions, spiders, frogs and snakes!

Well get to know more about rodents, including rats, mice, hamsters, guinea pigs, beavers, squirrels, groundhogs, and porcupines, just to name a few.

Similar, but not related! Well learn about animals that may look similar but belong to different orders of the animal kingdom. Rabbits, otters, kangaroos, skunks, raccoons, ferrets, mongooses, opossums, and more.

Were headed into the water, to take a closer look at fascinating creatures like crabs, lobsters, octopuses, sea urchins, starfish, sponges, and corals.

Well learn about more animals that seem similar on the surface, but are notably different...camels, llamas, alpacas, reindeer, and elk!

Were getting up close and personal with members of the reptilian world, like lizards, chameleons, iguanas, geckos, crocodiles, and alligators!

Well pull out our magnifying glasses to examine creatures belonging to the lepidoptera and coleoptera orders. If you think you have no idea what these creatures are, think again. Were talking about butterflies, moths, beetles, and more!

Time to get busy with one of the most industrious species on Earth, the Hymenoptera: bees, ants and wasps -- animals that know how to work together toward common goals.

Well burn the midnight oil with several nocturnal animals... those that are more active between dusk and dawn. Bats, owls, toads...and other interesting creatures of the night.

We'll gallop through the equestrian world with majestic horses, and relatives including zebras, donkeys and other hooved members of the Equidae family.

Well marvel at some of the most beautiful and vibrant fish in the seas, rivers and lakes of our blue planet, including angelfish, clownfish, puffer fish, and more!

Well learn about the small, charming birds that captivate our hearts: lovebirds, peaceful turtledoves, singing canaries, intelligent parakeets and agile Hummingbirds, as they dart from flower to flower.

Meet some animals with no housing problems. From crafty armadillos to slow-moving snails and land tortoises, and others, these interesting animals use their shells as built-in homes.

Well paddle with ducks, geese, and swans…run at full speed with ostriches that look like ballet dancers with their own tutus and long necks…and well float with the dove, the universal symbol of peace.

We soar the open skies with birds of prey, or raptors…the apex predators from above… such as vultures, hawks, and the mighty eagle.

Keep your distance, as we investigate some aquatic "monsters" -- from the fearsome conger eels that live in submerged caverns, to moray eels and the venomous and stinging enhydrina schistos….and squids that can be bigger than a car.

We close the season with some of the strangest and most unique animals in the world, such as the platypus, the Komodo dragon, the fish with hands, the stone fish, the blue fly and the monkey without a nose.

UFO's, strange lights, weird anomalies, flying creatures, and more. An incredible library of amazing sightings captured on video.

Explore the fascinating world of some of the most mysterious unexplained discoveries on earth.

The most mysterious unexplained, true case files on record.

True and real cases of horror. Twenty different cases with real video footage of the most paranormal accounts ever recorded on record.

Explore the mysterious world of the most unexplained discoveries in space.

True documented accounts of time travelers that have been hidden from the public view for years.

One of the world's greatest mysteries. Discover a world inside of our own. The great mystery of the inner earth explained in great detail including proof of previous missions to the hollow earth.

An in-depth look at hidden secrets from the Ancients that tell elaborate stories of our past including the creation of life and the end of time.

True and real cases of horror. Real video footage of the most paranormal accounts ever recorded on record.

The national UFO disclosure is underway. Watch real videos of UFO's and witness the disclosure firsthand.

An in-depth look at A.I. (Artificial Intelligence) and how it will change our near future.

One of the most controversial theories studied in-depth by scientists and world renowned professionals.

Meet our host Caleb Owolabi and special guest chef Shaniqua Simuel. Shaniqua prepares two healthy drink alternatives that provide long lasting health benefits and the importance of utilizing all ingredients.

Shaniqua visits a local vegan restaurant with a close friend. They sample several dishes and remark upon the aspects of a healthy diet. After visiting the restaurant, Shaniqua is inspired to create a healthy plant based dish.

Shaniquas journey continues as we learn about her physical routine through Hip-Hop dance. Followed by a visit to a local restaurant, we become familiar with grounded traditions and ingredients of the Carolinas.

Caleb Owolabi learns more about Shaniqua and her cooking style, and the benefits of farm-to-table cuisine, while discovering new plant species along the way.

Shaniqua advocates for her involvement with a local garden community that cultivates and promotes harmonious growth within the community. She obtains ingredients and prepares another vegan style dish.

Shaniqua prepares healthy dishes for members of her community. She addresses the concern of food waste, and demonstrates the benefits of using organic ingredients in her dishes.

The best burgers in San Diego.

The best tacos in San Diego.

Ben and Kelly introduce you to the Backyard kitchen to relive the dinner of their first date. But this time with a twist. Take a journey through their past as they make Tuna Nachos.

In this episode, when Ben and Kelly step into the Backyard Kitchen, surfing is on the mind to make this Sesame Chickpea dish.

Who doesnt like pancakes? But have you ever had Norwegian Pancakes? Ben and Kelly return to the Backyard Kitchen to make a classic Norwegian breakfast.

Having guests come over? In this episode of Backyard Kitchen, Ben and Kelly prepare the perfect dish to turn their heads. Or should we say perfect “fish”?

Tuna returns to the Backyard Kitchen but this time with a new flavor. Hang out with Ben and Kelly as they prepare the Japanese staple, Wasabi Tuna.

On the final episode of Backyard Kitchen, its time to take a walk through the garden as Ben and Kelly taste fresh herbs and prepare a favorite in the Gardner home.

Athens, one of the worlds oldest cities, has a long history of baking. In this episode, Andrew Connole of Sonoma meets the bakers and tastes their bread as they share their stories of Greeces rich history with bread.

Malta is known for its sun, sea, and simple way of life and in this episode, Andrew finds the best bakers and experiences the very best of their local food.

Berlins baking community is bustling, with interesting and many artisan bakers carving their own niche in this competitive and growing market.

Paris is the heart of Europe and has an incredible food history. Bread and pastries are a key component of their culture and everyday life.

London is one of the most iconic cities in the world, but for a number of years, the food scene has lagged behind. However, thats really changed.

Vienna its a city known for its artistic geniuses such as Mozart and Beethoven.

Copenhagen global food capital, where they take an almost academic approach to their cuisine.

Petaluma in Sonoma County is known as ‘the bread basket of San Francisco.

"Eat the Works Louisiana" with host Brad Bohannan dives into the world of Viet-Cajun cooking with Anh Luu. Anh shares her journey as a Vietnamese chef living in New Orleans, showcasing her innovative fusion of Vietnamese and Cajun flavors.

Eat the Works Louisianas host Brad Bohannan delves into LUFUs Indian dishes. Filmed in an apartment before their restaurants launch, this episode captures the passion and flavors that laid the foundation for success. From pop up to brick and mortar.

Eat the Works Louisiana takes you to Food Fight NOLA, a vibrant charity foodie event in New Orleans. Witness culinary masters battle it out, showcasing Louisiana's diverse flavors, as they cook for a cause. Experience the thrill and taste the passion.

In this "Eat the Works Louisiana" episode, host Brad Bohannan teams up with chef Pedro Lucero for a Louisiana-style potluck taco night. Watch as they blend Cajun spices with Mexican flair, creating a unique fusion of flavors.

In this "Eat the Works" episode, Brad Bohannan visits Suave's Snoballs in Harahan, Louisiana. Discover the sweet side of summer as they dive into the colorful, icy treats a beloved local tradition, blending Southern charm with refreshing flavors.

In this "Eat the Works" episode, dive into Louisiana's burger scene as Brad Bohannan visits Burger Nerds to craft the ultimate queso burger. Sizzling magic as gooey cheese meets juicy patties, creating a mouthwatering fusion thats as geeky as spock.

Join host Brad Bohannan on "Eat the Works" as he explores Nori Guys sushi tacos at local festivals. This pop-up sensation blends the freshness of sushi with the fun of tacos, capturing the vibrant spirit of Louisianas festival scene in every bite.

In this episode of "Eat the Works Louisiana ," Brad Bohannan dives into the unexpected delights of Holy Ground Irish Pub's Get Your Mom & Dim Sum. Innovative Chinese with standout dishes like their delicious crab rangoon, a local favorite.

Host Brad Bohannan visits Que Pasta Latin Street Food, where Chef Amanda spices things up. They explore unique Latin flavors and pasta fusions, creating a culinary adventure through street food culture in Louisiana.

Join host Brad Bohannan as "Eat the Works Louisiana" visits Pal's Lounge in New Orleans. Discover the delectable offerings of Kusina, a pop-up serving authentic Filipino cuisine, and meet the passionate chef bringing a unique taste to the local food scene

Host Brad Bohannan explores 4Boyz Po-Boys in Metairie, where preserving New Orleans culture is a delicious mission. See how this eatery's commitment to traditional recipes and fresh ingredients keeps the po-boy tradition alive and thriving.

"Eat the Works Louisiana" follows host Brad Bohannan as he delves into Louisianas culinary traditions. This episode features a banana pudding contest, where Brad savors each contestants creation, judging them for flavor, presentation, and authenticity.

"Eat the Works Louisiana" with host Brad Bohannan explores New Orleans' diverse food scene. In this episode, Brad visits the Colombian pop-up Waska at Miel Brewery, tasting unique flavors and creative brews that highlight the citys vibrant food.

"Eat the Works Louisiana" with host Brad Bohannan explores Mid-City New Orleans, tasting Smoke and Honey's unique blend of Greek and Jewish cuisine. Brad delves into the rich flavors and traditions, showcasing the diverse culinary landscape of the city.

"Eat the Works Louisiana" with host Brad Bohannan visits Chef Jean Sea in her kitchen as she prepares for her pop-up at Madame Vic's in Downtown New Orleans. Brad and Jean create a culinary masterpiece, highlighting the fusion of flavors that define Nola.

In the first episode of Let's Taco Bout It our host Rosanna Anil visits Fresco's Cantina located in Astoria, Queens NY to try their fusion-style tacos and chat with owner Brian Martinez.

We visit an authentic New York City Mexican restaurant La Contenta Oeste. The chef and Proprietor give us a tour of the kitchen to see how their tacos are made and treat us to a wine and tequila tasting to complement the taco dishes.

Named after the bohemian Guadalupe Inn neighborhood in Mexico City, the 80-seat restaurant evokes the warm and vibrant feel of a 40s-era supper club.

Playa Betty's is a road trip down the California coastline. When they say California-style Beach Food they mean the whole coast of California from a Mendocino County food truck to Los Angeles health food to the best of Baja California.

Cascalote Latin Bistro was created by Chef Julian Hoyos and his family. It is located in the culturally diverse neighborhood of Spanish Harlem. The name Cascalote comes from the name of a beautiful small farm village located in Puebla, Mexico.

Some of the most talented people in the culinary world gather in Oregon wine country to construct a dish made from local honey that must pair perfectly with local wine.

The cast must go out in the wild to find their ingredients. working with a master forager, can they find enough ingredients to win?

Caviar is one of the world's most luxurious ingredients. How will the contestants make their dish stand out and pair perfectly with the wine?

Cauliflower is one of the toughest things to pair wine with. Today we see who can rise above the rest and conquer this tricky ingredient.

It was a brave person who first ate an oyster, but a much braver person who thought they could create the best dish using them.

Risotto takes time and perfect execution. Let's see who can manage every second perfectly to make the perfect dish to go with today's wine.

Have you ever tried snail eggs? This strange and very unique ingredient is today's challenge and it is no easy task.

The challenge today is a prized winter French dish that is slow cooked and delicious, the problem? It is one of the most difficult foods to make perfectly.

one of the most prized delicacies, sea urchin or "Uni" has an incredibly delicate flavor and texture. The challenge is to make a perfect bite that pairs with today's wine.

sometimes the simplest dishes can be the most difficult. Today the cast must master Ratatouille, a classic french village dish.

Can you cook the perfect steak? The cast has some of the world's best steaks today, but only one team can pull off the perfect steak and wine pairing.

Lobster is one of the easiest luxury foods to overcook. Today we see who can pull of not only the perfect lobster dish, but the perfect seasoning to pair with one of the world's great champagnes.

This is it. A sudden death showdown between the last two remaining contestants with a surprise ingredient. who will take it all?

Mike Chen visits New York's first pizzeria, has an enchanted encounter in Central Park, and chows down with a burger legend in the Big Apple. Featuring Alvin Cailan and Bobby Briskey.

Mike dishes out the deets on Chicago's most famous deep dish and keeps the ribs coming at a speakeasy-turned-BBQ joint. Things get cheesy downtown when Mike tries to interpret modern art.

Mike asks himself "What happened in Vegas?" when he wakes up from a food coma filled with spicy noodles and fancy French fare. A trip downtown sends him flying seven stories off the ground.

Mike shows you the ups and downs of San Francisco on a classic cable car and digs into a crab feast fit for King Neptune. Hijinks ensue.

Miami meets Havana when Mike gets dinner and a show at an authentic Cuban restaurant. Mike gives you the scoop on the coolest ice cream spot and hottest beaches Miami has to offer.

Mike walks among the stars in Hollywood and noshes on some British pub classics with fellow vlogger Jo Franco. Suns out, sesame buns out at a burger spot on Venice Beach. Featuring Jo Franco

Donut holes and chili bowls are the star of the show when Mike takes a trip to the nation's capital. Mike talks about DC's secret passageways and ends up finding some of his own in a spooky mansion.

This show wouldn't be complete without some eats on the street, so take a seat while we give you a sneak peek at some sweet treats and tasty meats from West to East.

Vince visits America's premier wine region, Napa Valley!

Find out why Santa Barbara, California is the getaway for wine-loving celebs!

Paso Robles, California, makes some incredibly undervalued grape juice. Go local on this episode of V is for Vino!

Explore why the Willamette Valley has established itself as a premier growing region for Pinot Noir!

For our first stop in Italy, were exploring the bubbly wine loved around the globe; Prosecco!

Sonoma County is the birthplace of California wine and one of the most diverse grape regions in the US!

The Walla Walla Valley is the epicenter for Washington winemaking. Learn why so many winemakers call it home!

V is for Vino is going south of the border to Ensenada, Mexico, to the Valle de Guadalupe wine region!

The Finger Lakes in NY make great cool-climate wines, like Riesling. Vince visits in winter to learn more!

Vince takes a road trip through Portugal to explore one of the hottest European countries for wine and tourism!

Vince visits the Galician wine region of Rías Baixas in northwest Spain, which produces one of his favorite white wines, Albariño!

In Provence, France, the birthplace of rosé, Vince travels through Mediterranean paradise with his friend JF Ott.

Vince visits his favorite U.S. city, Chicago, to explore the consumer side of wine and eat his way through the Windy City.

In the rolling hills of northwest Italy, Vince explores Piedmont, home to the world-famous Barolo and Barbaresco.

Vince visits Bordeaux, France, one of the worlds most famous and historic wine regions!

Vince explores the history of Port wine and the stunning landscape of the Douro Valley.

Virginia is the birthplace of wine in America. Meet the innovators and pioneers who have helped establish this wine region as one of the most exciting in the country.

Southern Rhône may be the most beautiful wine region in France! Travel with Vince and his buddy Sarkis on a road trip through stunning landscapes, quaint villages, ancient geography, and tons of vineyards, all winding along the Rhône River.

Chile is the perfect gateway to explore the rich diversity and value of South American wines! From vibrant Cabernet Sauvignon to velvety Carménère, the wines made in Chile mirror its extraordinary geography: Pacific breezes & the towering Andes Mountains.

Languedoc-Roussillon is France's largest wine region! Its sheer size means it can produce an enormous variety of wine styles, from sparkling wines to rich whites, spicy reds, and even luscious dessert wines.

Lebanon is one of the worlds oldest wine regions and also happens to be Vinces ancestral homeland! The countrys Mediterranean climate and mountainous terrain produce a host of delicious, fresh wines, from crisp indigenous varietals to French classics.

Late night at Les Marchands in Santa Barbara, three sommeliers reunite to try to stump each other in an informal blind tasting.

DLynn Proctor and Erin Brooks sit down in Napa, CA to blind taste some wine.

Kelli White and Dave Gibbs sit down in Los Angeles to blind taste some wine.

An NFL player and a Master Sommelier walk into a wine bar in LA and blind taste.

Two of LA's top sommeliers walk into a wine bar and blind taste.

The somm and the owner of Mirabelle Wine Bar in Los Angeles sit down to blind taste some wine.

Two Wine Directors from across the globe meet for a blind tasting in Los Angeles.

A Master Sommelier and a sports writer sit down and drink some wine with their eyes closed.

A winemaker and a beverage director meet for a blind tasting in Napa Valley.

A winery vice president and a winemaker meet for a blind tasting in Napa.

A sommelier from Napa and a sommelier from Sonoma meet for a blind tasting.

A wine director and a vice president meet for a blind tasting.

Two old friends and sommeliers at Verve Wine meet for a blind tasting.

Two friends and former coworkers meet for a blind tasting.

A Master Sommelier and a winemaker/actor meet for a blind tasting.

A champion sommelier and a sommelier association president meet for a blind tasting in Argentina.

A geologist and a winemaker meet for a blind tasting.

A sommelier and bar owner and a model and wine collector meet in Malibu, CA to blind taste.

A sommelier and a winery vice president meet to blind taste each other on two wines.

Friends Claire Coppi and Matthew Kaner meet up to challenge each other in blind tasting.

Spouses Rich and Leslie Frank of Frank Family Vineyards sit down for a blind tasting.

Spouses Sara and Jonah, of True North Wine Merchants and Frog's Leap Winery, blind taste each other.

Spouses Tara Gomez & Mireia Taribo sit down for a blind tasting with each other.

Spouses Arvind & Beverly Sodhani of SODHANI vineyards sit down for a blind tasting with each other.

Spouses Erin & Massimo Di Costanzo sit down for a blind tasting with each other.

Spouses Andrew & Amanda Pattison, wine director and sommelier, sit down for a blind tasting.

Spouses Jill & Steve Matthiasson of Matthiasson Wines sit down for a blind tasting with each other.

Spouses Cathy Corison & William Martin of Corison Winery sit down for a blind tasting.

Spouses Jessica & Pete Stolpman of Stolpman Vineyards sit down for a blind tasting.

Spouses Courtney & Nathan, of Winery Reflections wine reviews, blind taste each other.

Spouses Jean-Charles Boisset and Gina Gallo blind taste against each other.

Bobby Stuckey MS and Sabato Sagaria MS blind taste a bottle picked out by Jay Fletcher MS.

The Little Nell coworkers throwdown in this blind tasting session at the Food & Wine Classic.

The two coasts come together as New York and California sommeliers meet in Aspen for a blind tasting

Femi Oyediran and Miles White, owners of Graft Wine Shop, put their friendship to the test in Aspen.

Wine and food come together in this blind tasting session in Aspen with Lisa Dahl and Claire Coppi.

Wine experts Greg and Mark put their blind tasting skills to the test.

Sparklers costars are put to the test as director Jason chooses a bottle for them to blind taste.

The season kicks off with Justin's famous street burgers. These burgers are a staple in his household. The burger is an American staple that each grill master or home chef should nail. The bacon street burger is Justin's go-to dish to impress the guests.

In the past couple years, the Fried Chicken Sandwich has received a lot of press and every joint threw their name in the mix as to who's was best. Well Justin is confident that his Fried Chicken Sandwich is a high ranking competitor against his peers.

Tonight, Justin prepares his favorite date night dish and his usual order at a steakhouses. This classy dish takes time but it looks beautiful, tastes great and well worth the wait.

Every home chef needs to know how to make a great breakfast sandwich. The Total Breakfast Sandwich is Justin's morning specialty. It's quick, easy and something any guest will love.

A bar food staple that needs to be made with the proper attention. Fish & Chips are a great dish to satisfy those bar food cravings.

Whether you're a kid or an adult, you've probably ordered Chicken Tenders before. In this kid's night special, Justin walks us through his take on an American favorite.

Penne Alla Vodka is an Italian special that was deciding factor in his relationship with Shay. That's why she's this episode's special guest helping him craft the dish that was essential to winning him over.

In the episode, Justin takes us around the world with Carnitas Tacos. The dish is a beautiful recipe by Aarón Sánchez, a chef you wouldn't want to let down.

A recipe from the restaurant Dog Haus. Justin's homemade approach takes this recipe to a new level and attention to detail, paying homage to a great dish.

In the season finale, Justin brings back Shay, a proficient baker, to make the perfect dessert to share. The Ice Cream Pizzookie.

Coachella Valley Ringerz VS Weekend Warriors

Inland Empire VS Central California Coyotes

Brews & Shoes VS The Outlaws

Westside Ringers VS 006

Westside Ringers VS The Outlaws

Inland Empire VS Coachella Valley Ringerz

Third Place Match

Championship Match

50cc rider Kody Paul, takes one on one training with local pro rider Jonah Smith.

The star of the novice class, Zano Tucker presents us with a quick riding session.

Pro rider Jonah Smith, instills his knowledge into the younger generation of riders.

A'Jahni Foggo takes us through one of his last races of the 50cc class. How will he make out?

An intense look into a what transpires during a typical Pee Wee race in Bermuda.

A'Jahni Foggo races his last 50cc race. Will he come out on top?

A fairly new rider on the gate, Messiah Baker races against a stacked Pee Wee class.

85cc rider, Quadae Baker tackles a rough race day.

Dominating the Pee Wee class, can Jacob Raynor find success in the 50cc class as well?

Jonah Smith of JumpstartMX trains a full gate of young riders ready to learn. Do these kids have what it takes?

One of Bermuda's best, Kai-Jun Simons shines on the race track.

How will Azai do as he tackles a mucky track and two classes on the day?

The stylish rider on the track, King Clarke pushes hard to the finish line in the last race of the season.

Aiden Simmons takes us through his last race on mini bikes.

Four contestants from different countries battle it out in a series of physically and mentally grueling challenges on the snow-capped mountains of South Africa. This week's contestants are from China, South Africa, and Reunion Island.

Four contestants from different countries battle it out in a series of physically and mentally grueling challenges on the snow-capped mountains of South Africa. This week's contestants are from France, South Africa, and Russia.

Four contestants from different countries battle it out in a series of physically and mentally grueling challenges on the snow-capped mountains of South Africa. This week's contestants are from South Africa and Zimbabwe.

Four contestants from different countries battle it out in a series of physically and mentally grueling challenges on the snow-capped mountains of South Africa. This week's contestants are from South Africa, and the United Kingdom.

Four contestants from different countries battle it out in a series of physically and mentally grueling challenges on the snowcapped mountains of South Africa. This week's contestants are from the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Africa, and Zimbabwe.

Four contestants from different countries battle it out in a series of physically and mentally grueling challenges on the snow-capped mountains of South Africa. This week's contestants are from the Czech Republic, France, and South Africa.

Four contestants from different countries battle it out in a series of physically and mentally grueling challenges on the snow-capped mountains of South Africa. This week's contestants are from Australia, and South Africa.

Four contestants from different countries battle it out in a series of physically and mentally grueling challenges on the snow-capped mountains of South Africa. This week's contestants are from the Congo and South Africa.

Four contestants from different countries battle it out in a series of physically and mentally grueling challenges on the snow-capped mountains of South Africa. This week's contestants are from Nigeria and South Africa.

Four contestants from different countries battle it out in a series of physically and mentally grueling challenges on the snow-capped mountains of South Africa. This week's contestants are from Iran, Spain, and South Africa.

Four contestants from different countries battle it out in a series of physically and mentally grueling challenges on the snow-capped mountains of South Africa. This week's contestants are from the Democratic Republic of Congo, and South Africa.

Four contestants from different countries battle it out in a series of physically and mentally grueling challenges on the snow-capped mountains of South Africa. This week's contestants are from Nigeria, Zambia, and South Africa.

We review all our contestants from around the world, in a head-to-head season finale recap episode, placed side by side, to see who the kings and queens of the South African snow-capped mountain challenges really were.

Surviving Mann contestants are the best of the best. But even they had no idea what they were in for when put through their paces by Don Mann.

What exactly did Don mean by “cover story”. What do he and Randy really have in store for the 32?

If you like guns, this is the one youve been waiting for. New state-of-the-art weapons and gear, including some even Don has never seen. See if the 32 have what it takes to survive gun challenges from the Mann himself. The best shot may surprise you!

You call that a gun? Nah. That's not a gun. Now this... THIS is a gun! The 32 experience an even more grueling level of surprise PT as only a Seal Team 6 warrior and MMA Champion can deliver. And to put icing on the cake... there's the 50 cal.

Only a few days in, the 32 are rapidly progressing through their training for the upcoming mission. This episode includes several challenges including live ammo run and shoot, barriers and cover and an extreme rope course. Can the leader stay on top?

In this Surviving Mann Episode, the 32 face an intense and dangerous desert and tunnel navigation challenge with a high-valued prize going to the winner. Some of the 32 need to pay attention and theres a bit of drama brewing in the ranks.

The competitors are back with guns in their hands for an action-packed, mobile combat drill in a canyon with live fire.And of course, it wouldn't be Las Vegas without a little gambling, right? Watch the bravest of the top 10 risk it all.

The competitors heat up the desert with some tough physical training that tests both physical and mental strength. Then, the team heads to the range for yet another level of precision shooting with both rifles and pistols. Will we see a new leader emerge?

Climbing to the top, literally! In this episode, you better put your fear of heights away. The contestants have the option to earn extra points, but not everyone is happy about it. Mental strength is tested through rappelling from high above the sky.

Planks, Don! Don gave the contestants an option to earn extra points for planking. How does this shake up the top points earners? And of course, theres shooting challenges.

As the mission gets closer, the 32 must prepare for various scenarios, including CQB - Close Quarters Battle - which can be essential in hostage rescue. Watch the live-fire CQB drill teams and see how they stack up.

It's mission time! The clock is ticking and our hostage's demise is imminent, unless the team can get him out in time. Watch the mission unfold and whether the team succeeds fully in this, the season finale of Surviving Mann.

Annie is called on to help find three men involved in a train robbery. The manager's son tells his father that he's taking over, believing his father is no longer capable of his job.

An old school friend of Annie's breaks out of jail with two other inmates to go search for the treasure at the mission. She believed his innocence when he was convicted, and still believes him.

With an outlaw at large and the Sheriff searching for him, trouble arrives in the form of a fake sheriff, a drunk, and a senseless murder.

Annie learns a beloved stagecoach is now being driven by a woman, the daughter of the crooked owner who is now threatening to sell the stage.

The owner of the mine is bushwhacked, but lives long enough to ask Annie to send for his daughter. His killer still unknown, the daughter has a big decision to make on the running of the mine.

Annie and Lofty jail Dobie but he proclaims his innocence while they look for the rest of the gang. He and Tagg get kidnapped by the actual culprits.

The grandson of rich old cantankerous woman arrives to help take care of her, but she doesn't want his help. Along being chastised by the old woman, he becomes a target of men plotting to get their hands on her money at any cost.

Tagg experiments with hypnosis and has Moose believing he is a dog. Luckily for all, it helps resolve ownership of a mine that villians are trying to claim.

When Annie tries to save an old prospector from an attack by outlaws, they think she has learned the secret location of his cache of gold.

A cattleman tries to take over the railroad so that he can control the price of shipping cattle.

When a girl is blinded in the murder of her father, Annie tries to help her identify the killer and bring him to justice.

Sam Forbes is murdered and his foreman Choctaw looks to inherit his ranch when a previously unknown niece Elaine appears. Annie is suspicious.

Vic, released from prison, and his brother Johnny want to get revenge on Annie's Uncle Luke. Annie gets her uncle out of town and confronts them.

Annie is in charge of the sheriff's office and is being bothered by braggart Chet Sterling's antics. His uncle Frank's bank is robbed and Tagg names one bandit as Trem, Frank's friend. A double cross, killing, and frame up follow.

Old lawman Clay Griffin is losing his eyesight & refuses an operation. Outlaws commit a robbery & Clay's brother is shot. Annie and Lofty help Clay.

Annie doesn't believe the man Lofty arrested for the hold up is the right man. She goes behind Lofty's back to prove he's wrong, which gets her into trouble with Lofty.

Dance Hall singer Lil Benton witnesses a murder. After being threatened by the killer, Lil heads for Diablo hoping she can hide from certain death.

Les Clinton, alias Texas Sandman, comes to Diablo ready to retire from gunfighting and marry local teacher Marge. He befriends Annie who aids him when the Yanceys arrive seeking revenge against the weaponless Clinton.

Annie comes to the rescue of an eastern banker being taken in by a scrupulous gambler trying to take advantage of his naivety.

An Army Patrol ambush is being blamed on a band of friendly Hopi Indians and it's up to Annie to find the real renegades before it's too late.

A chemist poisons the watering holes on a wild game preserve in a scheme to take over the land.

A young man is under suspicion of having killed his rich uncle, but Annie thinks he's being framed and sets out to find evidence to prove his innocence.

Annie and Tagg return from raising money for charity with a circus sideshow when they are robbed by someone calling himself the Welshman. Trap is set.

Annie has her hands full when she helps an ex-convict so that he can marry his love.

Duke & his gang frame Sam plus kidnap Linda to keep him from proving his innocence. Annie and Lofty must stop a lynch mob, while proving Duke's guilt.

When outlaws rob the bank, a young rancher does nothing to stop them from leaving town with the money and Annie want to know the reason why.

Annie goes after a female outlaw to clear her own reputation when the outlaw poses as the famous marksman in her rampage through the territory.

New girl arrives on a stage that's been robbed and becomes friends with Tagg. Annie and Lofty are unable to solve the crime but the teens find a lead.

Tagg & his friend runaway because they feel like they get no respect. In a ghost town they get in trouble with The Shadow Gang who rob stage coaches.

When orphaned teen Bucky starts hanging out with local tough Mace, a concerned Annie warns his brother Steve. But Bucky defies Steve joining with Mace in a robbery, causing Annie and Lofty to head after them.

Lofty has jailed Hugo but he won't reveal the location of the stolen loot. Annie thinks if they let Hugo escape they can trail him but they don't count on him kidnapping Tagg. Tagg, as a hostage, makes Hugo's life miserable.

Mr. Wong (Keye Luke) owns valuable property in town and someone wants to get it cheap. They harass and attempt to convince Mr. Wong to get out of town.

To be sole heir of an inheritance, a rancher kills his cousin, the only other next of kin. When he tries to say he was on a late night ride at the time of the murder, it's up to Annie to find the holes in his alibi.

Annie has double duty this time when she matches wits with twin sisters. With pistols and boots she has to do battle with this dynamite duo.

When hes unable to save his own father, Diablo's town doctor loses his confidence in himself. It's up to Annie to convince him that Diablo needs him.

Panic hits Diablo and the citizens make a run on the bank over worries of solvency. Afraid he will be exposed as a counterfeiter, the banker decides to fake his own death.

Clell Morgan is a former delinquent who is starting over with the help of the Junior Pioneer Club of Diablo. He begins to worry that all that may fall apart when he learns his older brother has escaped from jail and is headed to Diablo.

Outlaws threaten a former rodeo star, crippled in an accident and his wife. Annie saves the day.

Ranch family seems to be angry at the world and want nothing but to be left alone. But Annie tries her best to be friendly, and to find out why.

When a beautiful woman robs the bank, the young bank teller is accused and it's up to Annie to find evidence to prove he is innocent and shes guilty.

Annie has to come to the aide of the widow Malloy and her son Dave when they are being threatened to sell their land or suffer more of the same treatment.

Unexpected trouble comes to a rancher when the outlaw brother of an ex-convict comes to the ranch determined to keep his brother from going straight.

A Judge, who runs a facility to help criminals start over again, has just sentenced an outlaw to hang for his crimes. Now he is threatened by the outlaw's brother if he carries out his verdict.

Lofty captures a member of an outlaw gang who happens to be the only one who knows where the loot of a recent hold-up is buried. In an effort to free the crook, his confederates attempt to bribe Judge Bowen

When a section of the territory is opened, Ralph and Mary plan to race in the land rush and claim a fertile piece of land. Ralph is brutally beaten by a pair of crooks who plan to claim it for themselves, so Annie & Lofty enter the race to help them.

Two outlaws rob a stage, kill the driver and leave the shotgun guard for dead. The guard survives the attack and, with the help of a passerby, manages to make it to Diablo.

After Annie thwarts a bank robbery attempt, young Smiley Douglas decides it would be a great joke to pretend to rob the bank the very next day without benefit of a weapon. Lofty fails to see the humor in the practical joke, but sets the man free.

An miner's boastful letters to his grandson living in the East comes back to haunt him when the youngster announces he will be visiting the old man to learn more about his crime-fighting exploits.

Della envies Annie's freedom and trick riding skills. Annie tries to help her when her father is over protective. A couple wants to rob her father.

When a range war over water rights appears imminent, a masked man wearing a Robin Hood knocks down ranchers' fences, & is accused of robbing a bank.

A telegrapher's desperate message for help forces two murderous thieves to hide their loot in a box of bicycle parts of cross-country cyclists. The crooks force the cyclists to pedal their ill-gotten loot out of town, but Annie discovers their scheme.

Diablo's barber, Paul Denain, is murdered when he refuses to sell his small ranch. His will leaves everything to his daughter who he hadn't seen in years. Annie, acting as his executor, begins a search for the missing heir.

While surveying the route for the first telephone line they spot a burning ranch house and arrive to drive off the attack. Annie discovers that a crooked businessman has convinced the Indians to burn out the small ranchers, so he can gain control.

Annie helps an ex-soldier who is framed of killing an Indian by a crooked land agent who wants his land.

A gang of hired killers rides into Diablo. Lofty believes that they're in town to murder a state senator with powerful enemies in the capitol.

A tenderfoot from Mississippi travels to Diablo to visit his sister and loses his watch in a stagecoach robbery. The headstrong youth is soon telling everyone how to do their jobs Lofty. He gets into trouble when he tries to bring in the robbers.

During a heated election campaign between honest lawyer and a crooked politician, the politician tries to have the lawyer murdered by a gunman.

Sugarfoot Sue Ryan tells so many tall tales that her friends no longer believe anything she says. When her father spots the outlaw gang who stole his horses, but is surrounded by the crooks, Sue rides for help, but is not believed.

While riding in the desert, Annie and Tagg meet Tim Lafferty, a strange old Irishman who claims to be searching for treasure with the help of leprechauns who followed him to America from the Auld Country.

A young man returns to Diablo after attending medical school and his fatherspends lavishly to build and equip an office for the young. Unknown to his father, the son flunked his medical examinations and owes a crooked gambler a large sum of money.

Tagg and his friend find evidence they believe proves his uncle is an ex-convict and may be part of the outlaw gang who recently robbed Diablo's bank.

A marshal kills a outlaw who could be a dead ringer for Deputy Sheriff Lofty Craig) if the lawman grew a moustache. Lofty agrees to travel to the Sonoma County Fair and pose as the slain gunman to draw out the rest of the counterfeit ring.

John Boone plans to settle in Diablo after years at sea, but learn most of the townspeople hate him because his father caused the death of one of the town's most beloved citizens when the two old men died searching the desert for pirate's treasure.

Sand Creek's newspaper editor marries a beautiful brunette, but joy turns to sorrow when an outlaw gang takes advantage of the ceremony to rob the bank and kill the sheriff, who was serving as the groom's best man.

Lofty and Annie become concerned when homesteaders are forced to sell their spreads cheaply because of rustlers, poisoned waterholes and cut fences.

Tagg is driving a wagon full of gunpowder to Fort Yuma, but Geronimo and his Apache braves have been tipped to the time and route of the delivery.

An old peddler is injured when her team of horses bolts. While she recuperates, Annie writes to her estranged son in Texas and asks him to visit her.

A young man is mistaken for a notorious outlaw and has a hard time convincing Diablo's townspeople that he didn't commit a stagecoach robbery.

Annie and Lofty try to close the local gambling hall without success. It's owner, the son of a legendary lawman, is convinced that making money is more important than being respected. The young man changes his mind when outlaws pistol whip his father.

When their handicrafts meant to trade for goods at the local trading post are stolen by white men, the Navajo tribe decides to seek vengeance by going on the warpath. Annie must dress as an Indian maiden to prevent bloodshed.

When Annie captures the outlaw who stole Gentleman Jim Corbett's championship belt and returned it to its rightful owner, the ex-world's heavyweight champion volunteers to fight in an exhibition boxing match to raise money for Diablo's new school.

A man delivering the Army payroll warns the Deputy an old sharpshooter is really a crook and is after the payroll, then its stolen. Annie helps.

Annie, Lofty and Tagg try to help a young Indian when he inherits a stagecoach line with a valuable mail contract after his white patron, the owner of company is bushwhacked and murdered.

After years of fruitless prospecting, Scissorbill Childers finally strikes it rich and decides to use his new-found wealth to open a bank to grubstake other prospectors who are searching for gold and silver. Lofty has his hands full with claim jumpers.

Annie, Tagg and Lofty try to help a history buff who believes he has found a map that could lead to gold hidden by the Spanish explorer Coronado over in the early 1500s.

Annie & Lofty investigate when two outlaws hold-up the messenger carrying the Cattlemen's Association receipts to the bank. They lose the trail near the shack of a strange old junk collector who claims to have no knowledge of the robbery or the criminals.

An ex-convict recently released from prison is killed by outlaws before he can recover the gold he stole ten years earlier. The crooks believe he may have confided the location of the hidden loot to his son.

A retired army officer who has been recalled to active duty in Washington decides to sell his valuable ranch for less than market value just to be rid of the property. His advertisements attract outlaws.

A Dutch gunsmith, the inventor of a new rifle with superior range, plans to give the weapon to the United States Army in gratitude for being allowed to immigrate. A crooked businessman decides to take advantage of the man's patriotism.

Annie and Lofty try to find an outlaw wanted for murder of a lawman.

Eastener Bob Kittredge is being forced by Red Devers to sell the ranch he inherited from his father. The Lone Ranger and Tonto, aided by Banty Bishop and the old ranch hands rescue Kittredge.

The Lone Ranger, in disquise, infiltrates a gang who are holding hostage the son of one of a group of ranchers who captured the gang's leader.

A greedy hunter plans to steal Chief Lame Bear's famous war horse, Red Cloud, but ends up taking the chief's son as well. The Lone Ranger and Tonto ride to the rescue.

Pete and Pedro are a couple of loafers who don't like working, until the Lone Ranger persuades them to help an attractive young woman save her ranch.

Some Army deserters and a crooked Indian Agent plot to kill Tonto and his Indian Chief friend Chief Swift Eagle.

Two greehorn brothers from the East who struck it rich are accused of claim jumping and murder. The Lone Ranger must prove them innocent and bring the real culprits to justice.

The Lone Ranger and Tonto aid a proud, short rancher who is so embarrassed by his lack of height he resorts to specially made platform shoes to add inches to his stature. A troublemaker plays on his sensitivity.

The Lone Ranger tries to unmask a killer who has assumed the identity of one of his victims after stopping a stagecoach and shooting the passengers.

After serving a prison term for a crime he didn't commit, a man returns home determined to learn the truth from the witnesses that testified falsely against him. He's accused of murdering one of the witnesses responsible for sending him to jail.

Nat Parker returns to Desert City after serving 4 years for bank robbery, and is determined to kill his two outlaw partners he took the rap for, plus the $75,000 in stolen money for himself. His girlfriend & a priest ask the Lone Ranger to help.

The Lone Ranger pretends to be a notorious outlaw known as "The Masked Rider" so he can join a gang and rescue a girl who ran off with the leader. They plan to hold up a stagecoach and kill the Lone Ranger, but the girl warns him.

Two escaped convicts shoot Joe Peter and his friend and assumes their identies. Joe's sister is coming to visit for the first time in 30 years. Meanwhile The Lone Rager finds Joe barely alive out in the desert.

Clem is recently out of jail and is hired as an assistant stagecoach driver, then accused of robbing a Wells Fargo office and put back in jail. The Lone Ranger investigates and determines who the real robbers are.

The Lone Ranger and Tonto visit an ex-con who has paid his debt to society, and is trying to go straight. He's now troubled by a need for money to care for his sick wife.