A Vietnam vet hopes Lisa can help him make amends for the past by locating the daughter he lost custody of forty years ago; a woman's struggle to fit in takes a surprising turn when Chris reveals a series of stunning coincidences very close to home.
The recent revelation of a 49-year-old man's adoption sends Chris searching for answers to a secret his adoptive parents took to the grave; a biracial woman enlists Lisa's help to find her birth family, revealing some unfortunate tragedies.
Stephen Dilbeck gets some shocking information about his birth family from Jane and Lisa; Chris and Sallie work on getting approval of an exhumation that will answer questions for hundreds of Hicks babies.
Lisa helps a man yearning to discover his biological roots, but fearful of rejection from the family he has never met; Chris reveals the truth to a woman who has felt guilty that her birth might have devastated the life of her 14-year-old mom.
Ryan moved to Montana to keep himself from going down a dark path of drug addiction, but his new path may be no less lethal than the last if he can't find a way to curb his eating habits before they kill him.
A Vietnam vet hopes Lisa can help him make amends for the past by locating the daughter he lost custody of forty years ago; a woman's struggle to fit in takes a surprising turn when Chris reveals a series of stunning coincidences very close to home.
Richard pays big bucks hoping to use a '63 Cadillac for a quick flip project; the guys do a bang-up job on a budget, but Jason goes rogue and risks tanking the whole thing.
Richard Rawlings and his crew of Monkeys race to finish a replica 1937 Buick Indy Racer for a deep-pocket client; the 1975 Datsun 280 Z draws a buyer, sending Richard racing to the bank.
Richard races toward a vintage payday by restoring his '37 Buick Racer back to its Indy 500 roots; the guys buy a one-owner '77 Blazer that could fetch them double their money; a surprise birthday gift has Richard feeling nostalgic.
The Monkeys put the pedal to the metal in their final attempt to finish the 1972 Buick Riviera super-build in time for SEMA; the team's integrity is on the line, and $300,000 has been invested, so failure is not an option.
Shag and Amanda get a '65 Chevy II Nova for a steal, but as the team digs in, rat nests and rust are the least of their worries; the build requires a complete overhaul and has them thinking they bit off more than they can chew.
Richard pays big bucks hoping to use a '63 Cadillac for a quick flip project; the guys do a bang-up job on a budget, but Jason goes rogue and risks tanking the whole thing.
A pizza delivery girl from Big City has to flee from a crazed country family; when Bill gets a horse for the day, Tilly must hide how much she secretly hates horses.
Tilly and Andromeda exchange letters that reveal their outlooks on the world; Remy enlists the Greens to help him lie to his parents about his week in the country.
Cricket discovers lake life brings out Bill's fun-loving side; when rabbits threaten to destroy Bill's crops, Nancy enlists their country friends to save the harvest.
Donald loses his toy lion, Sparky, at the Clubhouse Carnival; Mickey and pals must find Sparky in time to ride the exciting new Mouseke-slide together.
Camila wants to be Cedric's apprentice but causes chaos with advanced spells; Sofia is paired up with Zane's sister Zaria for a tri-castle activity, but they have nothing in common.
Someone steals the Kitty Copter; when Cat Burglar and Cousin Sassy hide in a statue to swipe Amara's tiara for Granny, the SuperKitties pounce to stop them.
Green Goblin and Rhino copy Lockjaw's teleportation power to cause trouble; the heroes must work with Electro to save the day from Green Goblin's dino robot.
A pizza delivery girl from Big City has to flee from a crazed country family; when Bill gets a horse for the day, Tilly must hide how much she secretly hates horses.
Dad washes up on the beach of a desert island; hairdressers Bluey and Bingo discover that their customer has nits; Bluey and Bingo wait for a rubber gecko to fall from the ceiling.
Goofy's socks vanish during naps and soon, Mickey's stuff goes missing too; they find Pluto gathering items to build a cozy bed for a mama cat and her kittens.
The Pups are worried the castle they built is not fit for a princess, until they realize the princess actually loves to play; Pupstruction becomes trash collectors for the day.
In the 1800s, in America, fishing as a sport makes a surge forward when individuals in Florida and California set out to develop and build the tackle and refine techniques necessary to take big game fish in offshore waters.
As the evolution of tackle catches up with the challenges presented by pursuing larger and larger quarry, men like Zane Grey, Tommy Gifford and Bill Poole set out across open waters on long-range expeditions in search of big game fish.
Transforming what was once an act of survival into an art form, creative men and women use their passion to drive the sport forward as the early to mid-20th century sees an expanding fan base for sport fishing.
Examine how fly-fishing came to the colonies from Great Britain in the 1700s; shaped by the early pioneers, it's often called the purist form of the sport; it is also one of the fastest-growing disciplines of the sport of fishing.
Fly-fishing begins as a sport of kings; expensive equipment and the rarity of leisure time prior to the industrial revolution keeps it that way for centuries until a determined group of men and women bring fly-fishing into the mainstream culture.
In the 1800s, in America, fishing as a sport makes a surge forward when individuals in Florida and California set out to develop and build the tackle and refine techniques necessary to take big game fish in offshore waters.