TV Guide FYI

Ivy and Pops attempt to determine which of them is the most profitable; Kenny brightens Brandi's day after she gets more than she bargained for.

A controversial wardrobe choice is selected due to Kenny's fear of sharks; Rene hopes to intimidate the competition with his "bargain army."

Barry and a masked bidder brainstorm a winning strategy; Brandi and Danielle receive mystery balls that take them to South America.

Lisa accidentally complicates international relations by being fact-based; Ivy and his son discover mysterious sports equipment in their locker.

Brandi tries her best to stay positive; Darrell checks out the vintage totes found in a unit; Gunter annoys Rene by insisting on a garbage-filled locker.

Ivy encounters an upstart buyer in San Bernadino; Kenny needs a massage after setting his sights on a particular locker; Lisa focuses on a smaller unit.

Mary's troubles with transportation force her to try and team up with Kenny; Darrell makes an effort to try and show a new generation of buyers how to profit.

Rene bypasses the competition as she investigates a notable locker; Kenny attempts to increase his profits; Brandi is unable to see potential in the units.

Brandi allows Danielle to take the lead, and their bargain purchase is a trip; Rene is intrigued by interesting packaging and decides to take a risk.

Brandi tries to create a distraction through her appearance; Rene takes on more than even he can handle; Barry and Kenny examine their unit.

Lisa is surprised by a small animal that catches her off guard, but she is consoled by a new prize; Ivy and Isaiah need a drink after rushing through a unit.

Kenny becomes more worldly as he attempts to buy off the competition; Ivy and Isaiah do the best they can with their purchase; Brandi deals with darkness.

Rene attempts to unseat the king as he faces off against Darrell by buying the sister unit; Lisa and her dog sneak into a locker that earns her approval.

After enduring a rough start to the day, Brandi feels much better after after she picks up a locker in Placentia; Rene goes to the office.

Barry takes on a new disciple; Lisa takes a closer look after she gets clinical with her find; the newcomer pays a high price for a unit.

Brandi wakes up in a bad mood but still tries to make the best of a bad situation; Ivy steals one locker and grabs another one; Kenny discovers a valuable item.

Kenny passes out popsicles to help fight the intense heat in Moreno Valley as temperatures reach the triple digits; Rene teaches his daughter math lessons.

Kenny dresses in tropical gear in hopes of channeling a Caribbean breeze on a hot day; Rene hopes to find collectables; Ivy can only bring half of Isaiah.

Lisa and Kenny use parasols to combat the heat in Riverside; Ivy releases the hounds; Dusty wears his intentions for everyone to see.

The buyers visit a new facility; Ivy decides that school will be in session; Dusty discovers an interesting unit; Kenny weighs the value of childhood memories.

Willie decides to take the Robertson clan on a family vacation to Hawaii, but the family's desire to go off on their own undermines his daily itinerary.

While Jase and the kids stay with Willie and Korie, a brotherly conflict arises; in-house bets at the Duck Call Room leads to an outlandish conclusion.

Willie's new work tactics anger the guys, so they decide to go on strike; Miss Kay buys a food truck so she can share her home cooking with West Monroe.

Willie and Korie help take care of Sadie and John Luke after getting dental work done; Phil tries to recruit Jase and Jep to help with a snake problem.

Si shows up to work riding a mobility scooter and claims to have been injured from a fender bender with Willie; Kay recruits Phil to find her a new pet turtle.

Willie's recent behavior leads Jase to believe he's having a mid-life crisis; Miss Kay discovers her and Phil's house has a mouse infestation.

Jase, Si and the guys visit a donut shop to test their eating skills; Si enters a raffle to win a camper; Willie goes furniture shopping with Phil and Miss Kay.

Si quits his job, interrupting production, and his replacement causes more problems; Si and Phil try to repair a levee but things quickly end in disaster.

A break-in prompts Willie to call the police and install a surveillance system; Sadie must do house chores after her obsession with texting gets out of hand.

After offering their services to Godwin, the guys at Duck Commander set out to help him pick up a hot tub; Sadie and John Luke make May Haw jelly.

Willie calls everyone in to work on a Saturday afternoon for an HR training session; Phil and Kay drive to the edge of town to purchase a new washer and dryer.

Willie has to choose between comfort and "roughing it" the night before opening day; Miss Kay does not like Phil's dirty tradition before start of the season.

The guys are forced to work from Godwin's house after a termite problem leaves Duck Commander indisposed; Miss Kay recruits Korie and Willie for help.

Willie attends a local bingo tournament with Kay; Jase and Jep demonstrate that the younger generation can have fun outdoors in the mud.

Willie and Sadie tour local colleges with the intention of influencing her to stay; John Luke and Mary Kate show Phil they have not lost their family roots.

Reed withdraws from school to pursue music, so Jase tries to help him organize his life; Korie puts Willie on a vegetarian diet to lower his blood pressure.

Seeing that his children spend too much of their time on phones and other electronic devices, Willie wants them to not use technology for a week.

The Robertson brothers get in a dispute over which of their wives prepares the best-tasting cornbread; Jep, Martin and Godwin prank Uncle Si.

A local chainsaw artist chooses an unlikely subject after Willie makes a request; Jep and Jessica try to help Kay with her hoarding by selling items online.

Sadie talks with Willie about being a guest lecturer at her business class, but plans go awry when Uncle Si joins and advertises his new invention.

Willie gets a fun 3D printer, but they soon learn it may replace their jobs; Si is upset after learning Willie bought a printer but didn't give him a raise.

Willie attends a local bingo tournament with Kay; Jase and Jep demonstrate that the younger generation can have fun outdoors in the mud.

Willie and Sadie tour local colleges with the intention of influencing her to stay; John Luke and Mary Kate show Phil they have not lost their family roots.

Reed withdraws from school to pursue music, so Jase tries to help him organize his life; Korie puts Willie on a vegetarian diet to lower his blood pressure.

Seeing that his children spend too much of their time on phones and other electronic devices, Willie wants them to not use technology for a week.

The Robertson brothers get in a dispute over which of their wives prepares the best-tasting cornbread; Jep, Martin and Godwin prank Uncle Si.

A local chainsaw artist chooses an unlikely subject after Willie makes a request; Jep and Jessica try to help Kay with her hoarding by selling items online.

Sadie talks with Willie about being a guest lecturer at her business class, but plans go awry when Uncle Si joins and advertises his new invention.

Willie gets a fun 3D printer, but they soon learn it may replace their jobs; Si is upset after learning Willie bought a printer but didn't give him a raise.

Willie decides to take the Robertson clan on a family vacation to Hawaii, but the family's desire to go off on their own undermines his daily itinerary.