When a seller brings in a life-sized E.T. statue, Rick tries to make an out of this world deal. Will he dial up a great offer, or will he need to phone home for something better? Then, Corey takes a shot at a book about John Wilkes Booth.

The ancient Sumerians established what is considered the world's first civilization, and they credited their extraordinary achievements to their gods, the Anunnaki. But is it possible that these beings were extraterrestrial visitors to Earth?

Dolph Lundgren hits overdrive with the record-breakers: the Thrust SSC jet car blasting past Mach 1, Concorde’s legendary supersonic jet that halved travel times, and NASA’s Parker Solar Probe, the fastest man-made object in history.

Remember when popular tourist attractions came with real danger? From climbing onto the backs of live alligators, to hand-feeding hungry bears, these experiences promised irresistible thrills you’d never forget — where the risk was part of the draw.

Cash, jewels, and two million dollars in gold bars. Jesse James and his gang robbed trains, stagecoaches and banks... and buried the spoils. But only a fraction of the millions has actually been found. If James hid a fortune, where could it be?

From the 17th to the 20th century, America saw an era of rapid western expansion. During this period, the line between fact and fiction was blurred. Are the tales of the American frontier simply legend, or was the west far stranger than we imagined?

How do some people live through the impossible, whether it's plane crashes, bearing freezing temperatures, or performing superhuman feats while in danger?

Rick hopes for a slam dunk when he checks out a pair of sneakers owned by NBA superstar Shaquille O' Neal. Will the deal be a shoe in, or will the seller cry foul? Then, a pair of rare coins come into the shop.

When a seller brings in a life-sized E.T. statue, Rick tries to make an out of this world deal. Will he dial up a great offer, or will he need to phone home for something better? Then, Corey takes a shot at a book about John Wilkes Booth.

The ancient Sumerians established what is considered the world's first civilization, and they credited their extraordinary achievements to their gods, the Anunnaki. But is it possible that these beings were extraterrestrial visitors to Earth?

Dolph Lundgren hits overdrive with the record-breakers: the Thrust SSC jet car blasting past Mach 1, Concorde’s legendary supersonic jet that halved travel times, and NASA’s Parker Solar Probe, the fastest man-made object in history.

Remember when popular tourist attractions came with real danger? From climbing onto the backs of live alligators, to hand-feeding hungry bears, these experiences promised irresistible thrills you’d never forget — where the risk was part of the draw.

Cash, jewels, and two million dollars in gold bars. Jesse James and his gang robbed trains, stagecoaches and banks... and buried the spoils. But only a fraction of the millions has actually been found. If James hid a fortune, where could it be?

From the 17th to the 20th century, America saw an era of rapid western expansion. During this period, the line between fact and fiction was blurred. Are the tales of the American frontier simply legend, or was the west far stranger than we imagined?

The Fellowship is ecstatic when they uncover another structure in the swamp. And in the Money Pit, evidence suggests they may have come into contact with the elusive Chappell Vault.

How do some people live through the impossible, whether it's plane crashes, bearing freezing temperatures, or performing superhuman feats while in danger?

Rick hopes for a slam dunk when he checks out a pair of sneakers owned by NBA superstar Shaquille O' Neal. Will the deal be a shoe in, or will the seller cry foul? Then, a pair of rare coins come into the shop.

When a seller brings in a life-sized E.T. statue, Rick tries to make an out of this world deal. Will he dial up a great offer, or will he need to phone home for something better? Then, Corey takes a shot at a book about John Wilkes Booth.

The ancient Sumerians established what is considered the world's first civilization, and they credited their extraordinary achievements to their gods, the Anunnaki. But is it possible that these beings were extraterrestrial visitors to Earth?

Dolph Lundgren hits overdrive with the record-breakers: the Thrust SSC jet car blasting past Mach 1, Concorde’s legendary supersonic jet that halved travel times, and NASA’s Parker Solar Probe, the fastest man-made object in history.

Remember when popular tourist attractions came with real danger? From climbing onto the backs of live alligators, to hand-feeding hungry bears, these experiences promised irresistible thrills you’d never forget — where the risk was part of the draw.

Are lasers in the Hawaiian sky a secret space weapon? Did a tourist's photo capture a famous Canadian beast? Is a new recording of a horrifying howl proof that there is a Bigfoot population living in Ohio?

While the team continues to chase the elusive tunnel in the Money Pit, evidence that the swamp was used for an off-loading operation abounds, and new clues on Lot 5 point to Captain Phipps.

Could a cache of fantastic riches have been buried centuries ago on a tiny island in the North Atlantic? And if such a treasure exists, who buried it?

Chum goes bananas when a seller brings in vintage toys from the Planet of the Apes franchise. Will Chum "ape"-reciate the seller's offer, or will he monkey around for a better deal? Then, Rick and Corey press play on vintage Motorama.

Rick, Corey, and Chum look back at some of the most adorable moments from Gold & Silver Pawn Shop's fuzziest employee--Pinky the Pomeranian. She's the pizza-loving, autograph-signing princess who puts the "paw" in "Pawn Stars."

For years, Scotland has been an epicentre of otherworldly phenomena. It is home to ancient stone circles, stories of strange beings and a major hotspot for UFO sightings. Could it be that Scotland is a magnet for extraterrestrial visitors?

As the country reels in the aftermath of 9/11, an entirely new threat spread across the nation. Deadly anthrax spores sent through the mail kill five people and spread authorities thin. Who is responsible for the Anthrax attacks of 2001?

The heat is brutal in Riverside, but thankfully, Dusty & Lupe find a way to get soaked. Brandi manages to dig up some “grana”. Lisa goes camping in an unexpected way, while Dave has to settle for a whole lot of... not much.

One of the most infamous pirates --Jean Lafitte--led what may have been the largest pirate fleet in the world. Known as “The Terror of the Gulf” he was more than a pirate… he was a crime boss, rich beyond belief, and just as ruthless.

Back in Las Vegas, the guys are ready to hit the jackpot. With the home field advantage, Chum beams at a lightbulb trick from Vegas' own Mr. Electric, while Rick kneels on a stool from Queen Elizabeth II's coronation.

While the team continues to chase the elusive tunnel in the Money Pit, evidence that the swamp was used for an off-loading operation abounds, and new clues on Lot 5 point to Captain Phipps.

Chum goes bananas when a seller brings in vintage toys from the Planet of the Apes franchise. Will Chum "ape"-reciate the seller's offer, or will he monkey around for a better deal? Then, Rick and Corey press play on vintage Motorama.