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Amanda and Shawn are best friends and work colleagues. They are looking to pool their money together to buy a vacation lakefront property that gives them each their own space. First, they view a fully restored house that was built in the 1960s. The property has a beautiful lava rock fireplace, amazing views, and separate sleeping quarters. The next property is a multi-level lake house with room for entertaining and separate and private spaces across the four distinct levels. Finally, the friends view a gorgeous and secluded chalet, which is situated on a peninsula. Like chalets in Europe, this property boasts gorgeous views, soaring ceilings, and a 270-degree view of the lake.

Newly engaged couple Michelle and Phil are looking for a lakefront home where they can entertain family and friends. Phil, a chef, is looking for a property with a great kitchen. The first house the couple visits is a modern and contemporary new build. The gourmet kitchen has a hidden butler's pantry, and the property is situated on a unique canal. The second house is a more rustic log cabin home with an elevated exterior and multiple entertaining zones. The last home on this couple's journey is a traditional A-frame build with high ceilings, amazing lake views, and a pub-style entertaining area. Will Michelle and Phil find their ideal entertainment hub?

After retiring from technical jobs, Cathy and Mark are enjoying creative pursuits. They are also caretakers of Cathy's brother and are looking for a lakefront house that gives them room to focus on their art and a space for Cathy's brother to call his own. The first house on their journey has a resort-like outdoor space, a gourmet kitchen, and fabulous views. The next house for this creative couple is a uniquely decorated home with a four-sided glass wood-burning fireplace, outstanding landscaping, and a pool. Last on the tour is a unique, modern build with multiple levels, geometric shapes, an elongated entrance, and an oversized galley kitchen. Which luxurious home will Cathy and Mark make their own?

Bruce and Darka have recently retired. They are also active scuba divers and want to find a lakefront property that will accommodate their passion for the sport, as well as entertaining friends and family. The first property to make a splash sits on a peninsula and has a resort-like feel with high ceilings and commercial dock that is perfect to scuba dive from. The second property offers a grand and unique interior with wood carved beams, antique doors and a wet bar in the great room. It also has a primary retreat with a walk out to the lake and a beautiful ensuite. The last house they dive into is a modern new build with an elevator, spa-like ensuite, and even a spectacular rooftop pool!

Best friends and single moms Karem and Sarah are searching for a new home to purchase together. They have three properties in mind: a spacious 5-bedroom house with a resort-style exterior, a larger property with 22-foot ceilings and a unique waterfront, and lastly, a smaller but cozy 5-bedroom house with a traditional feel and stunning views of the water. Which property will be the perfect oasis for these two best friends?

Husband and wife Frances and Shawn, who are both working professionals, have four active sons and are currently searching for their dream property that can accommodate all six family members. This couple visit three properties: a rustic house with a wall of windows and phenomenal lake views, a rustic property with a river rock wood-burning fireplace and granite pathways, and a modern house with a Japanese cedar exterior and a chic black and white interior. Which of these three houses will be Frances and Shawn's perfect family home?

Urban professionals Jeremy and Jonathan have been living in an upscale condo in the downtown core. Their lack of living space and love for the water has prompted them to search for a lakefront property with lots of room. They have three options to choose from: a 7-bedroom Cape Cod style lake house, a rustic property nestled into a huge rock wall with 16 acres of land and multiple hiking trails, and lastly, a new-build with high-end finishes. Which of these homes will be their perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life?

Husband and wife Kelly and Michael are both professional bodybuilders who work together and train together. Now that they are empty nesters, they are looking for the perfect lake home that has space to entertain and work out. First on their tour is an incredible modern home with five bedrooms. The great room has a glass wine cellar, a glass wall that offers magnificent views of the lake, and an outdoor living room space. The second house they view is also a modern build, with incredible features that include a floating staircase, a 30-foot-high great room with a wall of windows, and a double-sided fireplace. The resort-like outdoor space on this property has a kitchen, dining room, pergola, and even a putting green. The final property is a one-of-a-kind designed home with an out-of-this-world main room that features a two-story atrium with an elliptical railing and a hidden pop-up fireplace.

Krystal and Josh are music producers with a young child. They are looking to move out of the city and find a peaceful getaway where they can live and produce their own music.

June and Patrick, along with their large and active blended family, are on the lookout for their dream lake house, where June, who is a pilot, can dock her floatplane.

Joni Lamb, a seasoned interviewer, author, and respected leader in the global faith-based community, hosts this roundtable discussion tackling a wide range of relevant issues and hard-hitting topics with candor, humor, and wit.

Les Feldick has been teaching home-style Bible classes for over 40 years. His teaching is non-denominational, and his students come from diverse denominations and backgrounds.

Lashelle learns anger management in Detroit when citizens fly into a rage over parking tickets. New York attitude extends to Long Island where Rob tickets bad parkers.

A belligerent man spews venom at Steve as he enforces parking safety in Providence. Lashelle tries to uphold her Detroit parking commandments but ends up ticketing boxing hall of famer Tommy Hearns!

A Detroit barber and outraged crowd challenge Ponytail over the length of his hair - and the length of a city bus. Little Hawk flies solo towing an abandoned car from a Trenton highway only to have the angry owner storm the lot.

Frustration mounts as Uncle JoJo struggles to get a woman to show her parking permit and avoid his tow truck. Lashelle deals with broken meter mayhem in Detroit and Vinny's tickets upset Long Island residents.

In Staten Island Jojo is ambushed by a furious repeat offender who tries to block her car from being towed.

Mike is caught in the middle of two Staten Island women feuding over a tow. An irate mob confronts Eric for giving rush-hour tickets in front of a popular Detroit market.

John flies to the rescue in the Bronx when the irate owner of a towed box truck storms the impound lot. In Detroit angry parkers confront Lashelle even as they confess to know the laws they are breaking.

In Detroit Ponytail tries to break illegal parkers of their bad habits. Uncle Jojo uses his positive attitude to calm upset Staten Island residents while towing their cars.

While trying to keep Bronx parkers honest, John faces an agitated woman who tries to physically block a tow. In Detroit Lavern stops at nothing to make citizens park properly.

Meet the people Philly loves to hate. Jeff, whose favorite insult is being called "meter maid," squares off with an irate citizen over a broken meter.

Roy's truck comes to a screeching halt when it breaks down for the last time while Jarrett delivers a $150,000 restored Delorean to a nit-picking customer.

Chris and Robbie haul an enormous spider to an amusement park with a strict delivery schedule. The precariously positioned arachnid requires reinforcements to ensure its safety, putting the young couple to work.

Marc goes up against an unrealistic deadline when his truck gives out and Jarrett panics when he is stopped for transporting stolen property. Marc explodes from the pressures of another tight deadline, a long drive and a tricky load.

Jennifer picks up a small racing boat in California and has a series of bad experiences that brings her to tears before she even crosses the state line. Jarrett digs himself into a financial hole after some bad measurements.

Jarrett sinks to a new low in his negotiating skills when he fails to deliver a trailer-load of surfboards on time and the customer demands a discount.

Roy cracks a smile during a ride on a submersible boat he ships, but the grin turns to a grimace when the boat threatens to blow-up his trailer en route.

Jarrett fails to impress his customer with his packaging skills of a life size Rock 'em Sock 'em Robots game and then nabs a hot rod casket to make some extra cash.

The pressure is on when Jennifer has to help package and transport a model ship, 10 years in the making while Jarrett gets creative to load up a crate of priceless dinosaur fossils 65 million years in the making.

Marc's buddy, Johnny Chavez finally wins a load, but his day in the sun will be overshadowed when Marc pranks his run. Jennifer hauls a cold, creepy, mysterious load.

Marc drives a load of 20 something's to the "Big Easy" for Mardi Gras, on a run that proves to be anything but easy. Jarrett chases a load because it brings him near a girl he's fallen for and when he runs late he learns love can be costly.

Roy books a complicated Linotype machine, and things get really complicated when he thinks he breaks it in route-but with his skill and welder, he hopes to set things right.

Marc is a bit outnumbered when he transports 4 million angry bees, and turns it into a battle of attrition--Marc surviving the bee stings versus the bees jumping ship.

Jarrett seemingly faces the seven plagues and more when he hauls a pedal pub and a side load of sod, while it's almost "game over" for Jenn after she books an overwhelming arcade load with her underwhelming trailer.

Jarrett's brush with Rock n' Roll fame takes a turn for the worse when he scrambles to deliver their chicken car on time. Meanwhile, Roy runs into trouble when he discovers a shipment is too rotted to load properly.

After challenging Chris that girls can do anything a guy can, Robbie takes over a very "macho" shipment--and Chris worries their profits might go down for the count.

Sparks fly when Roy battles with two customers while transporting their shipments to a Renaissance Faire... and everyone holds their breath as Jenn's entrusted to ship the future of bicycling.

Things get blown out of proportion when Chris and Robbie face down a massive balloon dragon shipment, and Marc's in over-his-head when he agrees to haul a giant Whale sculpture made of trash.

America's longest running music television show is in trouble when Roy wins the bid to move their iconic camera crane, and Marc's in hot water after picking up a hot tub, but it's at the drop off when things really bubble over.

The customer finds it's "Pack Your Own Load Day" after Jenn is bested by the heat, fatigue, and big expectations--but that fares better than Jarrett where it's "Kill Your Transporter Day" after he almost crashes and burns a Vietnam era helicopter run.

Roy and his buddy Logan find themselves getting down and dirty as they tussle with a young oil baron and his derrick. Meanwhile Jarrett is more lost than ever when his run-in with a safe and its owner ends up out of this world.

Roy rolls the dice shipping the world's largest drum set, while Chris and Robbie land a less-than-noteworthy Mobile Tattoo Parlor. But the real gamble comes when Chris challenges Roy to a bet and they both go all in to see who the better transporter is.

Roy's patience is tested when he ships an iconic piece of ghostly movie history, while Darwinian Theory is proven when the Two Blondes attempt a load of dinosaurs.