FYI TV Guide

Ticket writers Brian and Danielle take a heated football rivalry to the streets; Tracy rubs the owner of an impounded car the wrong way.

A woman is upset when she can't find the keys to her car; the towing crew is forced to take the car of a father with twins; Tiffany uses her ticket genie.

Garfield and Sherry have a miraculous experience while booting; infuriated construction workers cause problems for Carmen on his ticketing patrol.

At the impound lot, Yolanda tries her best to soothe a screaming couple; booting team Frank and "Cheeks" deal with a man determined to drive away with the boot.

After a rapper's promotional truck is towed, he faces several obstacles trying to get it back; Garfield receives terrible news.

Ticket writer Tiffany contends with furious citizens during her rounds while an upset mother tries to get her car back after her son got it towed.

Jokes fall flat for two people who try to get their car back from the impound lot, while Marilyn looks in vain for a good man during her ticketing beat.

The PPA has its hands full dealing with the aftermath of a shooting that took the life of an officer, while Marlene contends with a chronic parking violator.

Ticket writers Brian and Danielle take a heated football rivalry to the streets; Tracy rubs the owner of an impounded car the wrong way.

A woman is upset when she can't find the keys to her car; the towing crew is forced to take the car of a father with twins; Tiffany uses her ticket genie.

John must come to the lot's rescue; illegal parkers confront Lashelle while admitting to breaking the law; Ponytail teaches citizens about the new laws.

Ponytail tries to break illegal parkers' of their appalling habits; a tow driver relies on his positive attitude; a new ticketer gets a few surprises.

Victor uses questionable strategies to unnerve the other buyers; Bubba and Ricky rely heavily on their connections; Jerry and Lesa find some valuable items.

Jenny uncovers information about a secret society; the brothers set a land speed record; Mary gets a second opinion when Moe doesn't agree with her.

A find must be validated before the brothers can celebrate; Lesa tries to prove her worth; Victor faces a tough situation; the buyers find upscale furniture.

David Kay returns and gets crabby with the competition, and Victor finds spy equipment while Ricky and Bubba bid on a potentially dangerous item.

The buyers meet an old enemy; Mary and Moe feel the pressure; Ricky and Bubba try to cash in on crazy; Jenny finds out she may have wondered too far from home.

Jenny needs industrial material for a custom job; Mary ignores the law while trying to get a new locker; David sparks anger during an appraisal.

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.

Kevin disapproves of the money Danny is putting into his dream FMC Motorhome; a replica of a bike from a movie is built to commemorate a lost friend.

The Count builds a low-rider with his personal touch, and later, a businesswoman hires the shop to surprise her husband with his very first bike.

After Danny and Kevin visit a mechanic known for his extreme custom jobs, Danny updates a 1934 Ford into a white hot rod, complete with flames engulfing it.

The shop begins work on Danny's famous 1971 Super Fly Cadillac; excitement about big poker winnings wanes when a deal for a new motorcycle gets testy.

After Danny lets painter Ryan lead a project for a 1959 Chevy Panel Truck, he holds an inter-department construction competition to motivate everyone to clean.

Danny attempts to transform a 4-door sedan into an eye-catching muscle car by incorporating a one-of-a-kind couch from a Plymouth Roadrunner into the project.

A client's passion for the historic Route 66 carries over into his Chevy; Rick Dale from "American Restoration" needs help on an unusual project.

A bike is built for a high-wire performer to commemorate his career and records; a horse gets the world's coolest trailer custom outfitted.

Hoping for big profits, Danny turns a 1967 GTO into a world-class muscle car; Mike and Roli face a sticky situation; Danny may buy a friend's classic Mercury.

Roli's tiny electric car is done after months of bribery, bickering and buffoonery; Major League Baseball pitcher Matt Mantei wants a custom family truck.

Since losing her leg, a woman wants ride a motorcycle with her husband again, so Danny and the crew build a comfortable, safe and great-looking chopper.

Despite fire damage, Danny buys a '78 Lincoln, a decision he later regrets; when the guys check out a Cadillac limo in a driveway, the owner calls the cops.