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Jeremiah meets with one of his favorite customers, Mike, in order to obtain new items, but Mike manages to strike up a costly bargain in the process.

With the grand opening of the Florida location looming, the team must find a way to bring in new customers.

Pumpkins, ghosts, costumes and candy are all part of the modern Halloween tradition. But how did the holiday get its start? James Williams animates the spooky history of this ghoulish celebration.

Witness Paul Brown's pure delight as a grandfather brings in what he thinks is a South American blow-gun for auction at Gallery 63.

See who wins -- and wins by FAR -- a blow-gun competition among the Gallery 63 crew.

Gallery 63 auctions off a South American blow gun. Just how much will this nifty device fetch?

Paul Brown and the Gallery 63 team auction off an enormous 1800s music box.

Jeremiah's plans to grow the business Antique and Uniques are tested when he opens a temporary Florida store against his father Jerry's advice. Is it the right time to open a new business in Florida?

Three musket guns against a Kentucky Long Rifle is an easy to win shooting competition. Hands down the musket army will win, right?

In order to compare the differences between the M19-11 and the Beretta 9MM, Wil Willis and Former Marines Firearms Instructor, Grant Reynolds, decide to aim for a much smaller and mobile target.

21 years after single mother Natalie Antonetti was bludgeoned to death in Austin, Texas, the case was reinvestigated by Detective Tom Walsh. Detective Walsh explains how he approached opening this cold case.

After time goes by police tells John Walsh to give up on the search for his son, but Walsh decision to continue his search, leading him to new information that could help solve the missing piece of his child's case.

John Walsh, the Father of a missing child 6 year old Adam Walsh, discuss how the police search for his son was disorganized so he decided to take matters in his own hands with the help from his workers.

Detectives in Aiken, South Carolina detail the unbelievable actions of Jessica Carpenter's killer.

Jessica Carpenter's family discusses how they came to grips with the prison sentence given to their daughter's killer.

Mike Rowe discusses the intricacies of language while tying some bladders together for a Mardi Gras parade.

If you don't come out of this clip thinking "Mike Rowe is HOT," well, we've failed.

Before he picks up his camera, Doug Glover makes sure the shot is lit perfectly. And we mean PERFECTLY.

From the kooky and bizarre to the downright weird, check out some of the latest vintage goodies from Obscura in this exclusive webisode from Season 3.

After the detectives released the house, the first thing Susan notices is a backpack that does not belong there. Could the backpack prove to be crucial evidence of the motive?

A couple's marriage is at stake when the husband refuses to resolve issues. After much consideration the wife decides it's time to separate.

Tensions seem to spike between Rookie, from Alabama, and Rodney, a proud Australian, in the World's Toughest Trucker competition.

Find out who will be going home in the first elimination round of World's Toughest Trucker.

Mike Rowe gamely takes part in Gill Onions' pre-shift warm-up exercises ... which do NOT include rubbing.

In a San Francisco fire-department workshop, a simple invention -- dubbed the "Chang Protrusion" -- makes Mike Rowe's task of drilling rung holes suddenly easy as pie.