FYI TV Guide

A music industry heavyweight wants his Blazer to honor his Tennessee roots; Mike and Ryan discover an incredibly rare 1963 Oldsmobile.

When Danny sees an astonishing collection; Kevin, Mike and Ryan make a purchase without authorization, putting pressure on Ryan to turn a profit.

Danny wants a calendar with 12 of his favorite cars; a client requests a classic Charger like his father had, leading to a shocking reveal for the dad and son.

As the shoot nears for Count's classic car calendar, he has the crew pick and pose with their dream cars for the back, but two want their own type of calendar.

Realizing how empty his shop is, Danny sends the crew to the streets to find more cars for them to flip for profit and vows to return with the best purchase.

In an effort to land more clients, Danny has a car show at his club, where locals show off their toys, and Danny arrives with a hardtail chopper to sell.

After Count's Kustoms' most successful year to date, Danny plans to reward his best employee with a brand new car, but choosing the winner and vehicle is hard.

Unable to find one for a long time, Danny finally locates and buys a Plymouth Road Runner, but it's too much trouble for Kevin, forcing him to stop the project.

A music industry heavyweight wants his Blazer to honor his Tennessee roots; Mike and Ryan discover an incredibly rare 1963 Oldsmobile.

When Danny sees an astonishing collection; Kevin, Mike and Ryan make a purchase without authorization, putting pressure on Ryan to turn a profit.

The "Old Man" from "Pawn Stars" has a unique, but still old-fashioned, job request; Roli's new special custom project gets mixed reviews from the crew.

A couple wants a 20-year-old ambulance turned into a vehicle for paranormal research; a new client's request on a build leaves Danny completely speechless.

Host Joni invites viewers to join her as she welcomes diverse guests in order to discuss a broad range of personal and spiritual topics.

Bible teacher Les Feldick, an Oklahoma rancher who teaches by the Holy Spirit's guidance, presents lessons that are free of denominational bias.

After having his girlfriend Jenny McCarthy over for dinner, Donnie hatches a plan to have his mother and brother, Paul, compete in a "sauce-off."

While Mark and Paul are out playing a round of golf and talking business, Alma's in charge of the second restaurant, and makes changes without Paul in the way.

Donnie and Mark play a practical joke on Paul by letting him believe they're writing a Wahlburgers jingle, even recruiting songwriter friends to be in on it.

Paul drops his duties to fly to Canada after his brother Mark calls to tell him he's found the perfect site for their next location.

Mark solicits help to get his brother Paul in shape; Alma, Kari and Mackenzie find some of Mark and Donnie's memorabilia while cleaning out the garage.

Alma collects her kids' favorite recipes and decides to share them with the public; Mark challenges old friend Nacho Extreme to eat a strange burger.

For Paul's birthday, Donnie takes him out for a drive in an old, beat up replica of his favorite childhood car; the girls try to get Alma to enjoy her spa day.

Mark brings his entourage to Los Angeles for a bit of relaxation; Alma reads a box of unwanted scripts Paul keeps at the restaurant from screenwriting hopefuls.

Paul starts up woodworking as a hobby to help manage his stress, but Alma is worried he'll get hurt; Johnny "Drama"'s band performs at Mark's movie premiere.

Mark asks his bodyguard to look after Alma in Boston as business goes up, and she takes to him like a new best friend; a band stops by Paul's restaurant.

Paul deals with a visit to an oyster farm, an interview with a reporter, his son's skateboarding event and a meeting with a high-powered city developer.

Paul agrees to join Donnie in a fantasy football league; Mark takes Johnny to the dentist; Alma's addiction to her new smartphone apps annoys her sons.

Dorchester Day, a local holiday that has become synonymous with the Wahlberg's most infamous pranks, nears as Paul wants to forgo the pranks altogether.

Donnie pressures Paul to enter a burger competition and join the Wahlburgers bowling team; Mark asks Nacho to speak at the University of Massachusetts.

Paul, his brother Bob and their two sons go paintballing after attempting a fishing trip; Alma tries to teach her grandson Brandon a lesson in dating.

While Mark promotes his film in Hong Kong, Johnny "Drama" and Henry "Nacho" tag along and not only audition for a commercial but also sample local delicacies.

Paul visits Mark in Los Angeles and asks his children to taste his new kids' menu item; Mark finds Johnny Drama a real acting gig on the set of "Ted 2".

Donnie returns to settle an argument with his brother Paul, who lets him take over as manager of the restaurant; Johnny "Drama" gets another shot at stardom.