TV Guide FYI Thursday

Scott Yancey undertakes the project of remodeling and fixing a house that has been destroyed by a flood, but an unforeseen threat puts his budget at risk.

Scott puts everything he has into renovating a golf course, but when construction is put on an accelerated scheduled, the team is pushed to their limits.

Scott partners with the twins only if they'll let him and Amie make all the decisions, but the twins have a harder time keeping to their promise.

Scott partners up with a non-profit organization to fix up a house for a disadvantaged recipient, but he encounters a number of expensive surprises.

The crew encounters some other worldly issues while flipping a house, and when productivity and the budget are threatened, Scott is forced to take action.

A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.

A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.

A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.

A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.

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.

DeAndre argues with an infuriated citizen about parking on public property; the super boot crew boots a widow; Sonja deals out tickets with compassion.

A vicious snowstorm hits Philadelphia and causes problems for the crew, and citizens get upset when they are forced to retrieve their cars from the impound lot.

Robert confronts a man for parking commercial equipment on the street; Marlene deals with a group of young men; a fast-food manager tries to retrieve his car.

Mike discovers a parking nightmare at a party; Rodney and Michele catch a citizen removing a vehicle boot; two brothers try to get back their car.

Courtney and Sonjia deal with a hit and run; a young man tries to get his car from the impound lot; Ponytail enforces parking laws during the Fourth of July.

After returning to work and being promoted to supervisor, Jeff runs into problems on South Street and is forced call for help from his new squad.

Garfield boots two cars on the same block; Robert tries to give out tickets to angry citizens; a 70-year-old man attempts to get his car from the impound lot.

Garfield and Sherry get into a confrontation with a woman who refuses to let them boot her car, and Ponytail tickets people at a Christian convention.

A citizen tries to stop Sherry and Jen from booting his car; Sonja gets into a loud confrontation; an Italian man attempts to get his car from the impound lot.

Rodney and Sonjia are forced to deal with a foul-mouthed man who refuses a boot, and a neighborhood watchman tries to stop Liz from ticketing his friend.

Marc takes on a seller's antique camper while Dusty transports a sculpture, but when they both agree to grab side loads, they get a whole new set of problems.

When Jarrett has to transport a giant chair for his next job, the transportation gets complicated when the chair won't fit down the stairs.

Jessica has to deal with a side load of baby swans for her next job; a repurposed vending machine that gives out relaxing messages has to be transported.

Samko risks losing the load after Jenn doesn't tell the whole truth about the contents of the shipment; Dusty tries to keep geese decoys in good shape.

Dusty nabs the job of transporting hundreds of live butterflies; Jarrett goes on an expensive, million-dollar run that turns into a disaster.

Marc leads a massive relaunch for a homemade houseboat; Jarrett has to transport a strange load for a customer that comes with a scary traveling companion.

Jenn has to transport a much larger load of golf equipment than she originally believed; Todd and Tamera use their rappelling skills for a pickup.

Jenn rushes to get a 16-foot-tall Power Ranger to a child's birthday party on time; Todd and Tamera transport vampire items to New Orleans.

Jarrett gets the answer to an absurd question when he's assigned to haul an epic-sized hog statue; Samko gets in an argument over a pirate-themed playground.

Jenn transports an old animatronic band called the Rock-A-Fire Explosion; newcomer Chris scares the team during his inaugural haul of tornado storm shelters.

Marc blows a tire and almost destroys the 11-foot-tall pipe he's shipping; Samko nearly breaks down while transporting an entire barn.

Jenn receives upsetting news about her family and turns to Jarrett to take over her newest shipment; Dusty helps a family haul a pair of antique fire engines.

Todd and Tamera fight to stay serious after their Robin Statue load is broken; Samko is pushed to her limits when a load of trees doubles at pickup.

Jarrett makes a mistake while on one of his runs when he accidentally drops a unique piece of art; Marc raises and hauls a massive sculpture garden.

Jenn transports a valuable load of Looney Tunes memorabilia, but she gets tied in with a New York City Transit bus; Dusty hauls four tons of vinyl albums.

Jenn transports the University of Texas marching band's gigantic drum, Big Bertha; Todd and Tamera tackle a giant train replica headed to a dental office.

Jarrett transports delicate, antique Christmas dolls and checks into a hotel to protect them from the cold; Chris moves a WWII-era, amphibious "Duck Boat".

Jenn takes on a potentially dangerous transport when she has to move six large Bengal tigers; Marc utilizes a pickup truck and a trailer for a rig load.

Chris has trouble transporting a fire-breathing Disco Robot for a music festival; Dusty has to move a Fiberglass castle load for a client with specific demands.

Dusty transports "Star Wars" film memorabilia and a large "Kung Fu Panda" statue; Samko hauls a famous Pioneer bus that's been roughed up over the years.

Todd and Tamera's transport of the green clay character Gumby turns tragic; a load of oversized vegetables Jenn hauls look like they have been cut to shreds.

Todd and Tamera have a difficult time hauling Batman's cape worn by actor Val Kilmer; Jenn daydreams while transporting a 1970s recording console.

Jenn transports a valuable load of Looney Tunes memorabilia, but she gets tied in with a New York City Transit bus; Dusty hauls four tons of vinyl albums.

Jenn transports the University of Texas marching band's gigantic drum, Big Bertha; Todd and Tamera tackle a giant train replica headed to a dental office.

Jarrett transports delicate, antique Christmas dolls and checks into a hotel to protect them from the cold; Chris moves a WWII-era, amphibious "Duck Boat".

Jenn takes on a potentially dangerous transport when she has to move six large Bengal tigers; Marc utilizes a pickup truck and a trailer for a rig load.

Chris has trouble transporting a fire-breathing Disco Robot for a music festival; Dusty has to move a Fiberglass castle load for a client with specific demands.

Dusty transports "Star Wars" film memorabilia and a large "Kung Fu Panda" statue; Samko hauls a famous Pioneer bus that's been roughed up over the years.

Todd and Tamera's transport of the green clay character Gumby turns tragic; a load of oversized vegetables Jenn hauls look like they have been cut to shreds.

Todd and Tamera have a difficult time hauling Batman's cape worn by actor Val Kilmer; Jenn daydreams while transporting a 1970s recording console.

Marc takes on a seller's antique camper while Dusty transports a sculpture, but when they both agree to grab side loads, they get a whole new set of problems.

When Jarrett has to transport a giant chair for his next job, the transportation gets complicated when the chair won't fit down the stairs.

A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.

A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.