Little House On The Bayou: The guys check out a houseboat on the bayou, a '66 Ford Mustang and a document detailing the fascinating history of a Texas cavalry sharpshooter. (S2, ep 5)

Joker's Big Score: The guys chase down a 1951 Chevy Deluxe police car and cut a deal on an M4 Carbine rifle. Plus, Joker looks to strike it lucky at a local junkyard. (S1, ep 5)

Gone With The Pawn: A client looks to buy a prop gun from the classic movie Gone With the Wind, before Jimmie considers gambling on a massive 40-foot barbecue pit on wheels. (S3, ep 2)

Cash Cows: The guys check out a 1990 Ferrari 348, as well as a French revolver that combines brass knuckles, a knife and a gun in one. Can they get them at the right price? (S2, ep 4)

Money Bzzzness: The guys look for a sweet deal as they try to get into the beekeeping business. Plus, a client lugs in a hefty WWII submarine hatch. But is it legit? (S1, ep 4)

Seat Of Horns: The Cajun Pawn Stars cast their eyes over an old Fowler hunting rifle believed to have belonged to George Washington and a chair made out of cattle horns. (S3, ep 1)

Trigger Finger: Joker believes he's struck it rich when he finds a 1929 coin potentially worth thousands of dollars. Plus, Jimmie negotiates a deal on an iconic Tommy gun. (S2, ep 3)

Shoeshine Mike: The guys gamble on a 1920s shoeshine stand and investigate the authenticity of an alleged Civil War surgeon's kit. Plus, an iconic car screeches into the shop. (S1, ep 3)

Batter Up: The team takes a look at a baseball bat signed by Ted Williams, one of the greatest hitters ever to play the game. But questions arise over its authenticity. (S3, ep 26)

Some Pig: A regular customer tries to pawn his champion show pig. Plus, a client offers up a walking stick that allegedly belonged to Native American legend Geronimo. (S2, ep 2)