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Ryan decides to surprise his wife with an upgrade to her Mini Cooper that includes 80,000 crystals glued to the roof of her car. The result is a sparkling masterpiece.

The dredgers of the Bering Sea conduct their clean up of week 6.

Ever wonder how quickly it takes a car to accelerate? Jump behind the wheel on the test track as we see how a car handles.

Get an up close look at what could be dubbed "the cleanest race in the world," the Red Bull Soapbox Race.

Ever wonder how people stay cool at car parades? Here some tips and tricks from the true spectators.

Ever wonder why anyone chooses to work in auto manufacturing? Hear the tales from some individuals who may love their cars more than you do.

Meet the captain of the Mo De Girls shrimping boat, Timothy "Blimp" Cheramie. This Venice, Louisiana captain finds himself stuck in the harbor as his crew attempts to repair their boat ahead of the shrimping season.

Six captains risk it all in the waters off the Louisiana coast to strike it rich with loads of shrimp.

Captain Acy Cooper of the Marla Kay boat navigates the treacherous waters of the Bastian Bay in search of his loads of shrimp.

To support his wife and two children, Bryan takes a job as a security guard at the copper mine while completing nursing school. One cold night in November, Bryan disappears.

Todd Garton faces life in solitary confinement after ordering a hit on his pregnant wife, Carole.

A tattoo artist tries to sell a unique pair of "monkey hands," and Mike explains the super-strength of monkeys and apes. Will the price be right?

The body of Missy Grubaugh was found in her burnt down apartment in Arlington, Texas. Investigators believe that there could have been sexual assault before the murder occured. Most of the evidence has been destroyed in the fire.

Ryan can't wait to get his hands on a very cool preserved human brain in his friend Scott's collection. Will Ryan be able to convince Scott to part with the precious pickle?

While Mike and Evan are on a mission to find an unusual object for a client, they come across a pair of performers who want to show off more then just their cool inventory.

A customer brought in what may be one of the weirdest antiques the store has ever seen. Find out what Mike and Evan found out when they had a lab investigate the object. Is there great evil inside?

A sideshows performer shows off her sword-swallowing and fire-breathing skills, hoping to win a discount on a rat skeleton. Will her tricks seal the deal?

A sideshow performer, who specializes in the blockhead trick, comes into the shop to look for an antique that is fit for his dangerous trick.

Mike, Ryan and Evan find a great piece for special client: Cassandra Peterson, aka "Elvira, Mistress of The Dark". Will she like the piece they found for her, or did the Obscura team blow it on a future buyer?

Ryan and Even go check out a friend's collection and discover he own a nose straightener.

A customer that has open a museum for kids is looking for a historical piece that makes kids say "Oh and ahh". Will pigeon parachute be ideal for his museum?

Laura, a former model -- and mortician -- shows off some of the tools of the embalming trade. Also, check out Ryan's custom-made "exploded skull." How cool is that?.

Tim explains why the cap is the most vulnerable part of a moonshine still and what could happen if the seal is unstable or breaks open.

Learn a little moonshine history and see why it remains a $100 million per year industry today - despite serious risks of arrest or injury.

The moonshiners start to worry they're being watched by the law while making their moonshine deep in the woods of Virginia.