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Danny and Shannon are in motorcycle heaven when they are asked to restore a rare 1957 Harley Davidson Pan head prototype. This historic motorcycle has spent 20 years in the client's living room but now it's time to once again get its motor running. While Shannon's busy returning this motorcycle to its former glory, Danny checks out some rare old cars, including a Model A Ford, a French Citroen, and a 67 Firebird.

In this special episode, Reservoir Dogs star Michael Madsen asks Danny and the Counts Kustoms crew to restore a 1964 Mustang as a special surprise for his son. Meanwhile Danny transforms a classic El Camino into a high tech video gaming street machine. And if all this wasn't enough, Danny investigates a 1936 Auburn that could be worth six figures. Plus a plain jane bicycle gets the ultimate Counts Kustom's makeover.

Adam's friend swings by with a 1958 Mercury Turnpike Cruiser that's on its last leg. He'll have to do whatever it takes to fix up this rare treasure and keep his most loyal client happy. Meanwhile, Mobsteel steps up their advertising when they strike a deal with the Detroit People Mover.

Adam's bought himself a little more time on the 1979 Ford Bronco - but pleasing a Bronco expert's not going to be easy. As Mobsteel prepares to move into their new Detroit shop, Pam's got a big surprise for Adam.

Rick and Corey check out a sword belonging to the Freemasons. Will the guys be able to sneak in an offer or will negotiations get chopped? Then, Corey and Chumlee play with the idea of scoring a Gibson Master Museum guitar. Stamped with the serial number 1, how far will they go to pluck out this rare instrument? And later, Chumlee tries to prove he deserves a raise, but will his weaknesses outweigh his strengths?

Head back in time with the Pawn Stars when Rick checks out a fully restored 1960s VW Samba. Featuring a rare 23-window design, will this iconic bus cause him to get bit by the bug? Then, Chum gets scrambled when a piece of egg art from Sergio Bustamante rolls into the shop. Will he be able to cook up an offer or will this deal not go over easy? And later, when Rick announces a bonus for the employee of the month, Chum tries to prove his worth. Will he show the guys he's top dog, or end up at the bottom of the barrel?

There is a hypothesis of over-exploitation of natural resources, trees and water, for the construction of the Mayan monumental cities. Danilo goes to Chich n Itz to demonstrate the precision with which the city was laid out and its astronomical orientation. There, together with Mar a Luisa Pacheco, a writer of Mayan origin, and Agust n Pe a, an INAH archeologist, they review the central aspects of Mayan culture and work out a path of exploration. It starts in Oxkintok where there is a labyrinthine structure laden with symbols, the ideal spot for a recognized wise man to introduce the Mayan vision of the cosmos. Visiting Uxmal, our archeologist shows us the engineering that went into the construction and the large amount of natural resources it required. A few kilometers away, in Kabah, we will discover the evidence and causes of a great drought at the end of the 10th century C.E.

When Danny gets a commission to restore a 1969 Corvette, his biggest challenge won't be bringing her back to life but rather not letting her go when he's done because this is his absolute dream car. Meanwhile, Kevin and Mike check out two classics that have been hidden in a garage for decades, and later Mike finds a rare Oldsmobile 422 that he can't wait to show Danny.

Danny and Shannon are in motorcycle heaven when they are asked to restore a rare 1957 Harley Davidson Pan head prototype. This historic motorcycle has spent 20 years in the client's living room but now it's time to once again get its motor running. While Shannon's busy returning this motorcycle to its former glory, Danny checks out some rare old cars, including a Model A Ford, a French Citroen, and a 67 Firebird.

In this special episode, Reservoir Dogs star Michael Madsen asks Danny and the Counts Kustoms crew to restore a 1964 Mustang as a special surprise for his son. Meanwhile Danny transforms a classic El Camino into a high tech video gaming street machine. And if all this wasn't enough, Danny investigates a 1936 Auburn that could be worth six figures. Plus a plain jane bicycle gets the ultimate Counts Kustom's makeover.

Adam's friend swings by with a 1958 Mercury Turnpike Cruiser that's on its last leg. He'll have to do whatever it takes to fix up this rare treasure and keep his most loyal client happy. Meanwhile, Mobsteel steps up their advertising when they strike a deal with the Detroit People Mover.

Rick and Corey check out a sword belonging to the Freemasons. Will the guys be able to sneak in an offer or will negotiations get chopped? Then, Corey and Chumlee play with the idea of scoring a Gibson Master Museum guitar. Stamped with the serial number 1, how far will they go to pluck out this rare instrument? And later, Chumlee tries to prove he deserves a raise, but will his weaknesses outweigh his strengths?

Head back in time with the Pawn Stars when Rick checks out a fully restored 1960s VW Samba. Featuring a rare 23-window design, will this iconic bus cause him to get bit by the bug? Then, Chum gets scrambled when a piece of egg art from Sergio Bustamante rolls into the shop. Will he be able to cook up an offer or will this deal not go over easy? And later, when Rick announces a bonus for the employee of the month, Chum tries to prove his worth. Will he show the guys he's top dog, or end up at the bottom of the barrel?

There is a hypothesis of over-exploitation of natural resources, trees and water, for the construction of the Mayan monumental cities. Danilo goes to Chich n Itz to demonstrate the precision with which the city was laid out and its astronomical orientation. There, together with Mar a Luisa Pacheco, a writer of Mayan origin, and Agust n Pe a, an INAH archeologist, they review the central aspects of Mayan culture and work out a path of exploration. It starts in Oxkintok where there is a labyrinthine structure laden with symbols, the ideal spot for a recognized wise man to introduce the Mayan vision of the cosmos. Visiting Uxmal, our archeologist shows us the engineering that went into the construction and the large amount of natural resources it required. A few kilometers away, in Kabah, we will discover the evidence and causes of a great drought at the end of the 10th century C.E.

Adam's bought himself a little more time on the 1979 Ford Bronco - but pleasing a Bronco expert's not going to be easy. As Mobsteel prepares to move into their new Detroit shop, Pam's got a big surprise for Adam.

Adam's friend swings by with a 1958 Mercury Turnpike Cruiser that's on its last leg. He'll have to do whatever it takes to fix up this rare treasure and keep his most loyal client happy. Meanwhile, Mobsteel steps up their advertising when they strike a deal with the Detroit People Mover.

In this special episode, Reservoir Dogs star Michael Madsen asks Danny and the Counts Kustoms crew to restore a 1964 Mustang as a special surprise for his son. Meanwhile Danny transforms a classic El Camino into a high tech video gaming street machine. And if all this wasn't enough, Danny investigates a 1936 Auburn that could be worth six figures. Plus a plain jane bicycle gets the ultimate Counts Kustom's makeover.

When Danny gets a commission to restore a 1969 Corvette, his biggest challenge won't be bringing her back to life but rather not letting her go when he's done because this is his absolute dream car. Meanwhile, Kevin and Mike check out two classics that have been hidden in a garage for decades, and later Mike finds a rare Oldsmobile 422 that he can't wait to show Danny.

Danny and Shannon are in motorcycle heaven when they are asked to restore a rare 1957 Harley Davidson Pan head prototype. This historic motorcycle has spent 20 years in the client's living room but now it's time to once again get its motor running. While Shannon's busy returning this motorcycle to its former glory, Danny checks out some rare old cars, including a Model A Ford, a French Citroen, and a 67 Firebird.

Drink and be merry with the Pawn Stars when a Pre-Revolutionary American pewter tankard clanks into the shop. Will Rick cheers to an offer or will he put a lid on the deal? Next, original postcards by Jean-Michel Basquiat paint their way in. Will Rick tag them as legendary art or will he vandalize the sale? Then, Corey hits the road to check out a 1960's Hydro-Cycle Barracuda watercraft. Will he splash up a deal or will the boat be a bust? And later, an early 1900's blueprint copy machine engineers interest from Rick. Will he submit plans for an offer or will the foundation collapse?

Make some noise with the Pawn Stars when an autographed Led Zeppelin album looks to break records in the shop. Will Rick give a whole lotta love and make a deal, or will it ramble on out the door? Then, an antique whistle collection announces itself. Will Rick be whistling a happy tune or will a deal blow away? Next, Corey gets political when a Doonesbury cartoon pencils itself in. Will he draw up a deal or will his offer get erased? And later, the minutes are ticking down when Rick explores a self-winding clock. Will he make the time for a deal or wind up with nothing?

Could an armed conflict have been the cause of the 10th century Collapse? Danilo journeys to Palenque, to find out about the form of government that ruled the mighty lords who were in touch with the gods of the heavens and the underworld. These sovereigns, such as the great Pakal, were at odds with other cities, in sacred wars whose purpose was not necessarily conquest, but rather the capture of prisoners who were condemned to heavy labor, or in the case of the most important prisoners, to ritual sacrifice. Together with Marta Turok, a renowned anthropologist who works on the restoration of traditional practices, and with the help of a group of young people from the present-day city of Palenque, Drakic seeks the common ground between ritual sacrifice, its symbolism and function, and the game of ball that was played by the Mayas.

Four new bladesmiths face the unprecedented challenge of forging the barrel of a gun into a lethal knife. After a round of brutal testing, the final two bladesmiths return home where they have five days to forge one of the most legendary blades in combat history, the Cavalry Saber. Will these challenges be too much for the bladesmiths or will one rise to the top and be crowned Forged in Fire Champion?

The smiths get locked and loaded to forge a signature blade out of a 50-caliber flintlock pistol. Despite giving it their best shot, it's a struggle turning a gun into a blade and after two grueling rounds two smiths are sent barreling towards elimination. In the final round, the remaining competitors must recreate a lethal gladiator sword, the Sica, and its unique construction poses the final challenge in their attempt to crush the competition and take home the title of Forged In Fire Champion.

Edged-weapon mastery is put to the test right away as four bladesmiths must forge a functional friction folder. Without knowing how their blades will be tested, each smith must find the critical junction where skill meets resiliency to produce a folding knife versatile enough to handle any test imaginable. Ultimately, only two smiths push through to the final round where they must recreate a Japanese trident, called the Jumonji Yari. Which smith will return with a weapon of unparalleled strength and seal their fate as a Forged In Fire Champion?

Four of the top bladesmiths from around the globe compete in the first ever Forged In Fire International Championship. With national pride on the line, each smith must put their blood, sweat and fire into forging a blade in their signature style. But when the pressure mounts, frustration becomes the universal anthem in the forge and ultimately two smiths are forced to return to their home countries empty handed. The final two smiths must recreate the Spadroon, a weapon that has transcended borders, in their last effort to bring home the title of Forged In Fire International Champion.

Four new bladesmiths face the unprecedented challenge of forging the barrel of a gun into a lethal knife. After a round of brutal testing, the final two bladesmiths return home where they have five days to forge one of the most legendary blades in combat history, the Cavalry Saber. Will these challenges be too much for the bladesmiths or will one rise to the top and be crowned Forged in Fire Champion?