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Corey has an appetite for a deal when a Guns N' Roses collector box rocks into the shop.

Ton and Allen find themselves bidding against each other at an auction, putting the fate of the pawnshop and their friendship into question.

The guys leave an auction empty-handed and try to find new merchandise at a yard sale, and questionable antique tennis rackets and an ancient special effects box may not earn them anything.

It's back to the Colosseum for the last two one-on-one battles. The reigning champion has defeated six opponents, but now must face a returning challenger and forge the intricate Acinaces sword.

Corey has an appetite for a deal when a Guns N' Roses collector box rocks into the shop.

Ton and Allen are surprised to discover a 1969 Chevelle Malibu muscle car in a unit auction in Covina, California. However, will this modified muscle car make them any money?

Ton and Allen fight it out with a local thrift store at a Brooklyn storage auction. They unearth a vintage whack-a-mole arcade game and a water cannon, but do they still work?

The guys face a hostile reception at a silent auction in New Jersey, where they find a 1960s skeet-throwing machine and an antique carriage. What will these items be worth?

The buyers head to storage unit auctions in Tustin, where Jeff Jarrod sets a new personal profit record after buying a five-dollar locker.

Jeff Jarred resurfaces as the buyers trek to auctions in Murietta. Brandi and Jarrod take a big gamble on a locker, with electric results.

The bidders roll into La Habra, California. Darrell squares off against a former professional fighter as Jarrod and Brandi meet a nerd. Meanwhile, Barry relaxes with a famous golfing friend.

The buyers encounter fierce competition from "The Kings of Swag" in Lake Elsinore, Calif.; Jarrod and Brandi feud; an item has an astronomical price tag.

Extra buyers descend upon Chatsworth, Calif., for a 100-vault auction; Mark goes in on a big group of lockers; Barry wonders if his newly acquired antiques will bring him serious cash.

In one of the most unique first rounds in Forged in Fire history, four bladesmiths must giddy-up to finish their blade first and become the fastest blade in the West.

Things go nuclear when a Japanese Godzilla toy hits the counter. Chum does battle over a leather jacket from WWII. A Godfather video display illuminates the pawn shop. A Johnny Drama whiskey bottle tries to join Chum's entourage.

Gary unearths a curious artefact on Lot 8 and in the Money Pit; the team is astonished to discover that they may be chasing multiple tunnels towards the gold in the garden shaft.

A countdown of the top ten mysteries of the deep, from sunken continents to puzzling ruins found on the ocean floor and even artefacts that might be the surviving remnants of Atlantis.

All over the world, there are giant monoliths that our ancient ancestors carved out of solid rock. But what was the purpose of these huge stone monuments? Did they serve some kind of ritual function?

A Chilean family might have photographed a real UFO flying above the Andes Mountains. Footage of a tall, dark-coloured, hairy creature walking through the woods could prove the legendary Ohio Grassman exists.

The guys find a rifle with a matching cutlass bayonet and a mechanical bowling pinsetter at an auction in California. Can they strike a deal that will earn them a profit?

Allen and Ton clash with a familiar foe at a unit auction in Panorama City. They uncover an antique Swedish rifle and a golf ball retriever but how much are they worth?

Ton breaks the golden rule of auction hunting in order to take on a rival with shady bidding tactics at a storage unit sale in Riverside. Will his gamble pay off?

Chum checks out a Japanese animatronic monkey and a painting that reveals Glenn Ford's love affair with Marilyn Monroe.

Rick and Chum kick it with a rare pair of Pumas from 1968. Next, Chum is blown away by a fan from the 1940s. Later, Rick reads into a collection of letters from historical figures, but it's some lab notes by Marie Curie that really leave him glowing.

The team returns to the swamp and immediately uncovers more evidence of a sunken ship; in the money pit, the discovery of a collapsed structure could mean they have finally located the off-set chamber.

Whether ISS images signify an imminent alien invasion; whether kayakers encounter a lake monster in Washington or something worse; whether rats are joining forces to create a super rat collective; Tony Harris and his team dive into these claims.

The team investigates the world's oldest and most incredible relics up close; Giorgio Tsoukalos takes a look at the most mysterious artefacts from all over the globe; he believes they provide undeniable proof of extraterrestrial contact.

Four bladesmiths head to a scrap yard to create their signature blades using harvested metal and a coal forge; in the final round, the smiths must re-create a fearsome battle weapon known as the kampilan.

Whether the gods of Greece including Zeus, Apollo and Poseidon from Mt. Olympus were extraterrestrial visitors to Earth.

In the 21st century, UFOs have gone from fringe science to mainstream obsession; a new generation of UFO hunters employ technology, and Unidentified Flying Objects are openly investigated by the government.

Every year, thousands of people report looking up at the sky and witnessing unidentified flying objects. A vast majority of these strange and disturbing incidents take place in the same locations on Earth.

Throughout the world, there are ancient structures that defy explanation because even with today's technology they would be nearly impossible to duplicate.

In one of the most unique first rounds in Forged in Fire history, four bladesmiths must giddy-up to finish their blade first and become the fastest blade in the West.

Four bladesmiths head to a scrap yard to create their signature blades using harvested metal and a coal forge; in the final round, the smiths must re-create a fearsome battle weapon known as the kampilan.

The team returns to the swamp and immediately uncovers more evidence of a sunken ship; in the money pit, the discovery of a collapsed structure could mean they have finally located the off-set chamber.

The bidders roll into La Habra, California. Darrell squares off against a former professional fighter as Jarrod and Brandi meet a nerd. Meanwhile, Barry relaxes with a famous golfing friend.

The buyers encounter fierce competition from "The Kings of Swag" in Lake Elsinore, Calif.; Jarrod and Brandi feud; an item has an astronomical price tag.

Extra buyers descend upon Chatsworth, Calif., for a 100-vault auction; Mark goes in on a big group of lockers; Barry wonders if his newly acquired antiques will bring him serious cash.

Ton and Allen find themselves bidding against each other at an auction, putting the fate of the pawnshop and their friendship into question.

The guys leave an auction empty-handed and try to find new merchandise at a yard sale, and questionable antique tennis rackets and an ancient special effects box may not earn them anything.

Chum checks out a Japanese animatronic monkey and a painting that reveals Glenn Ford's love affair with Marilyn Monroe.

In the 21st century, UFOs have gone from fringe science to mainstream obsession; a new generation of UFO hunters employ technology, and Unidentified Flying Objects are openly investigated by the government.

Throughout the world, there are ancient structures that defy explanation because even with today's technology they would be nearly impossible to duplicate.