On TV the week of June 11th, 2012

When Andrew skips Thanksgiving dinner with his family to rekindle a relationship with his ex-fiance, Bert reminds him of his newfound "manhood" by showing him the error of his ways.

The value/danger of truth versus secrecy is explored when Wes and Travis investigate a slew of home invasion robberies committed by a team of masked bandits whose leader just might be one of Travis' foster brothers.

Howie, Howard, Sharon and Nick return to Tampa, Florida in search of America's next million-dollar act.

A young, fast Cowboy Action Shooter commissions Gunsmoke to build him a competition Winchester rifle and challenges Jon to a shoot out. Meanwhile, Paige helps an exotic animal rescuer custom order a S&W MP and takes his project from sale to reveal.

Gene's 17-acre North Carolina property is like an open-air museum where the guys start searching for smaller items they can actually move. An estate sale junkie and former preacher who is ready to downsize, Pastor Cecil opens the doors to his unusual clock-filled home, ready to make a deal. Digging through an avalanche of stuff, the guys scour a 500,000-square-foot warehouse to uncover some sideshow relics and a seriously compact company car for Danielle.

Paul and the Gallery 63 crew auction off a 1950s Gibson Les Paul guitar, a peculiar circular typewriter, and a skeleton from the largest bat in the world, complete with vampire-worthy fangs.

The Gallery 63 crew auction off a 1945 NFL program, a Star Trek USS Enterprise model kit, and a vintage Barbie. Paul travels out to a dirt track race course to test drive a stock car used in the 2011 movie remake Footloose to see if it's suitable to sell.

Trish gets a job at a diner and when the gang goes for lunch, Austin instantly falls for one of the waitresses. But when she tells him she doesn't have time to date, Austin gets a job at the diner and enlists Ally to help win her over. Meanwhile, Dez continues trying to fend off Mindy's attention.

Entrepreneurs carry out strings of cashless trades in order to obtain items of increasingly greater value. In the series opener, a speedboat is desired by a trader who starts out with Elvis memorabilia, and a used laptop computer is bartered in an attempt to obtain a pickup truck.

Traders barter for a horse and a custom golf cart.

With their charm and wealth they dazzled the social sets from New York to London. But behind their glistening displays lay a murderous truth, one that was sure catch them no matter how hard they tried to run.

A teacher wants a cute dress to impress her friends; a grad student seeks a colorful outfit to augment her positive attitude; an opera singer is encouraged to wear more form-fitting clothing.

A mother needs a dress to host a charity event for special-needs children; a finicky lawyer proves to be a difficult customer; a camp director who lost 100 pounds wants to show off her new physique.