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Billy is called out to battle a giant alligator that's eating everything in a lake--and eyeing the family dog for desert! Later, Billy and Big Bill are called out to handle an emergency raccoon that's trapped at a local business.

Billy and Ricky are called out to one of their grossest jobs yet; a hoarder house full of rats! The good news is that the house is going to be demolished so the Bretherton brothers swing a few axes as they set the bait. The bad news is that they have to collect some nasty decomposing rats in the Louisiana heat. Then, Billy must catch an armadillo on a golf course but he isn't feeling well and everything goes wrong.

Billy and Ricky go to the local water park and Billy takes a sudden dip to save a life when a desperate critter plunges into the lazy river. Later Ricky dances with danger as he faces off with a skunk in an airplane hangar.

Things get personal when wasps attack Billy. And later Billy and Ricky team up to help a single mother with a mouse problem...and decide to test the traps on themselves!

Billy and Ricky get called out to the largest yellow jacket nest they have ever seen. It's five times the size of a normal nest and filled with a swarm of 5,000 angry bees! Next, Billy heads to the Juergen's Residence where a dangerous python has found its way into the house, terrorizing the family. And even Billy is surprised when he finds its hiding place.

Billy and Ricky battle a protective mother alligator when they try to save her young from being killed by the most surprising of assassins: fire ants. Later, when Billy helps Doc Morgan out with a roach problem he finds a baby animal in the most unlikely place.

Billy and Ricky visit the most terrifying spot in New Orleans, and run into some nasty critters that have been terrorizing the demons and ghouls. It's a race against time as they strive to save the undead from the living!

After scouting the new Wahlburgers Dorchester location, Paul, Bob and Alma visit the old house Alma and some of the kids moved into after her divorce from their dad. Meanwhile, Brandon is taken with creating a Wahlburgers calendar for Alma featuring Donnie and the rest of the family.

Donnie welcomes Bob and Oscar® to Chicago while they're there to visit colleges. Donnie takes them to scout a potential Wahlburgers location in St. Charles, Illinois and pulls out all the stops to convince Oscar® to make Chicago his college town. Mark flies into Toronto for the premiere of his new film, Deepwater Horizon, at the esteemed Toronto International Film Festival, and runs into Paul who is in town doing publicity for the Toronto Wahlburgers.

Hoping to gives fans that don't live near any of the restaurants a taste of the atmosphere, Donnie hires a team to create a virtual reality experience of the Hingham Wahlburgers. Donnie works to convince Paul and Alma to be in it with him. Meanwhile, in an effort to resurrect Drama-Boy, Mark introduces Drama to an up and coming Boston rapper named Token.

Mark forces Paul to prepare an elegant meal for the Lords and Ladies of Hopetoun House in Scotland so he can play golf at St. Andrews. Now that he is an investor in the family business, Bob is determined to get a burger named after him.

While Mark and Paul are in Orlando for the Grand Opening of the first Wahlburgers in Florida, they squeeze in a competitive game of mini golf with Paul's kids. When Paul is forced to leave the game early, Mark finds a way to declare a winner before the day is done. Meanwhile back in Boston, Alma gets cast in a local furniture store commercial and goes to Donnie for advice.

Mark and Paul visit the Tottenham Hotspur's stadium as a potential Wahlburgers location and learn about the other football. Bob surprises Alma with a visit from her daughter Michelle.

Mark works hand in hand with the franchisee of the new Detroit Wahlburgers to make sure the location opens up in record time. Donnie invites Paul to come and join him scout for potential downtown Chicago locations. While in Chi-Town, Donnie tricks Paul into teaching a cooking class for a menu item Donnie had made up minutes earlier. Mark pulls Paul out of Chicago to finish manager training after pushing the Detroit grand opening date.

Feeling that Wahlburgers should be starting a print ad campaign, Donnie has Paul come out to Chicago to meet with a top level ad agency that has developed some of Donnie's ideas. Meanwhile, Mark is in Las Vegas for a charity event and checks in on the progress of the Vegas Wahlburgers location.

Ozzy and Jack's bucket lists collide when father and son head to the UK. While both want to visit Stonehenge, the mythic structure of Druid lore, the rest of their itinerary is up for debate, and both Ozzy and Jack each want their way. Will Ozzy get his hands on Alan Turing's famous Nazi code breaking machine? Will Jack convince his dad to go to the newly found remains of a Neolithic monument known as "Superhenge"? And will Ozzy let Jack pursue his dream of getting his dad knighted?

Willie calls the team into work on a Saturday afternoon for an HR training session, but the seminar quickly dissolves from unproductive to complete disaster. When Phil and Kay set out on a long drive to purchase a brand new washer and dryer, they find themselves lost on the outskirts of town. Unwilling to ask for directions, the trip home becomes an epic journey.

Ozzy and Jack are on a road trip to Mt. Rushmore. Jack wants to get an up-close and personal look at the historic site from a helicopter, but Ozzy wants nothing to do with it. So, the two settle their differences the ol' Wild West way: a quick draw shoot out. On the road to Rushmore, father and son pan for gold, go inside a Minuteman Nuclear missile site, detour through Deadwood to visit Wild Bill Hickok's grave and get face to face with Crazy Horse.

The family spends a weekend at their childhood summer camp, reliving old memories and working to repair a tennis court Willie built twenty years ago. While at the camp, Jep tries to pass a lifeguard swimming test he failed as a teenager.

In 1982, something happened at the Alamo that instantly became both Rock & Rock lore and a bold question mark in the Osbourne family history. So, nearly 35 years later, Jack and his dad head back to the "scene of the crime" (against Ozzy's wishes and warnings) in an attempt to uncover the truth and hopefully rewrite history. Along the way the guys take a couple of detours, including NASA's Johnson Space Center, where they test drive the new Mars Rover, and a stop at the Museum of Funeral History.

When Missy and Jase's son Reed purchases an old van to boost his music career, his parents begin to question some of his choices. Meanwhile, Willie helps Jep prepare River for a competitive wrestling league by introducing him to his friend, wrestling legend Kurt Angle.

Ozzy and Jack pack up a camper and travel to the home of all things UFO -- Roswell, New Mexico. While Jack is a true UFO believer and loves camping, Ozzy is a skeptic and loathes the outdoors when it's freezing cold. But Jack's certain that the experience will further deepen their father-son bond. On the agenda: the Petroglyphs National Monument, a UFO Museum and the famous Roswell crash site/debris field.

Willie thinks his kids have been spending too much time on their phones and other devices so he initiates a "No-Tech Week," but when he has to participate too it ends up being harder than he thought. There's a lice outbreak at Duck Commander forcing the guys to try to stop it before it spreads any further.

Since Ozzy has a concert in Japan, father and son set out on a historic Japanese adventure. Driven by Ozzy's obsession with samurai swords, the guys go in search of a Samurai Master. Along the way, Ozzy & Jack secure a rare invite by sword master Isao Machii to try their hand at forging a kitana blade. Then, Jack wants to get a Tebori tattoo from a legendary tattoo master of the ancient art form. But will he be able to convince his dad that he too should get jabbed with a sharp stick for hours on end, as a ritual to mark their father-son bond?

Willie puts Little Will on a budget for his first car but it backfires when Will decides to get a motorcycle instead. Jase and the guys are inspired to design a product using zip lines that will revolutionize duck hunting.

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. The booting team of Steve and Sherry encounter a woman who has an extreme emotional attachment to her car. And at the impound lot Maria has a 5-hour face-off with a man trying to get his Mercedes back.

In Detroit, Ponytail clashes with men incensed about tickets received in front of a mosque, while Rodney and Sonjia run into a woman furious at being booted for her deceased husband's tickets. And Brian's ticket beat turns from bad to good with a little help from the beauties of Philadelphia.

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. Ticketer Betsy tries to keep order as Providence taxi drivers evade the law.

In Detroit, nosy neighbors give Eric more grief than the actual violators, and Sonjia and Courtney are confronted by a distraught man who's been booted while using an illegal license plate. Meanwhile, former crossing-guard Kathy has a bone to pick when ticketing crosswalk parkers in Providence.

In Detroit, a day releasing Michele and Courtney's boots turns wild for Rodney when a man tries to drive off in the middle of a tow. Then, Kim squares off with a citizen who removes a handicap parking sign the city installed just for him!

At the lot, John scrambles to find the impounded car of a woman whose taxi meter is ticking. Meanwhile, Tiffany, nicknamed "swoop" for her killer ticketing instincts, shows off her techniques. And, "ladies' man" Martin is called to tow a car that crashed into a gas pump.

At the lot a woman struggles to get back the car that was towed while she was in labor. Temperature and tempers reach boiling point for Steve and Sherry on the boot shift. Ticket Supervisor Luz must face an angry man who was ticketed at a broken meter.

Philly ticketer Shawn faces off with pizza shop employees who think they're above the law. Detroit booters Rodney and Courtney clash with a man who blames the city for his ticket troubles. An exotic dancer calls on two ex-lovers to free a car from the Philly impound lot.

Ticket Writer Tiffany tries to find inner serenity amidst the insults of angry citizens. At the Lot, an angry mother tries to free her car after her son borrowed it without permission--and got it towed. Tension grows between Garfield and Sherry, as Garfield's tech problems get in the way of booting local barbershop hot spots.

In Philly, Garfield and Sherry struggle with a woman causing a major scene by refusing to leave her booted vehicle for the tow. Ponytail's no angel when ticketing a parking melee during a Baptist convention in Detroit. And a young woman grapples with her boyfriend's dark ticketing secrets while trying to retrieve his car from the impound lot.

In Philly, clerical errors create havoc for a frustrated man trying to reclaim his impounded vehicle, while Gina is bombarded with outrageous excuses from illegal South Street parkers. Detroit booters Rodney and Sonjia dampen holiday spirits on the coldest day of the year.

A furious man challenges booters Rodney and Michele as they try to uphold the law. Providence citizens berate Charles even when the violations are obvious. The insults get personal when Sonjia tickets an irate violator in Detroit.

The lot gets hot when three brothers team up to retrieve their impounded car. Garfield and Sherry encounter their largest booting target ever, while Brian faces the flames of hell on his ticketing beat.

Tow Supervisor Brad oversees the mayhem during Greek Week--and the chaos spills over to the Tow Lot, as Larry tries to manage the offenders, without getting disrespected. Meanwhile Roberta's sunny disposition gets put to the test ticketing on the mean streets of Philly.