Schedule

Tom takes the fight to the wolves; a lion chase claims a casualty; Morgan builds bigger; and Eustace goes to battle to defend his land.

Marty brings in a record haul; Margaret's extreme flight training leaves her out in the cold; Tom puts his master craftsmen skills to work; and Jake chases his next meal.

Tom returns to the field on a rescue mission; The deep freeze leaves Morgan and Margaret scrambling for water; Eustace takes on a risky payday in a bid to buy his neighbor's land; and Jason's improvised engineering is a game-changer in the forge.

After a big order comes in Willie pushes the Duck Commander team to meet the tight deadline, so Jase and the warehouse guys come up with a plan to build a conveyer belt. Elsewhere, Phil and Si declare war on the beavers whose dams are disrupting the water supply.

Brotherly competition gets the best of Willie when he ditches his kids' career day to go play golf with Jase. Stepping in for Willie, Phil and Si show up at the school and become the teachers' worst nightmare. Later that night, Jase returns to the golf course to hunt the prized bullfrogs he'd seen earlier. Unfortunately for him, country club security is also there.

Mark is in Hong Kong to promote his film--and Johnny "Drama" and Henry "Nacho" are along for the ride. During their stay Mark sends "Drama" to a casting agency to audition for a local commercial. Meanwhile, "Nacho" uses his stomach of steel to sample local delicacies and scouts out a new location for a future Wahlburgers restaurant.

Mark and his wife Rhea invite Paul to their home in California to work on the Wahlburgers kids' menu in hopes of creating new dishes that can pass muster with Mark's children, and Wahlburgers customers. Meanwhile, Mark finally comes through with a real acting gig for his friend Johnny Drama while on set of his new film Ted 2.

Donnie decides to run Wahlburgers for a day to settle an argument with his older brother Paul about who has it tougher. As Paul watches nervously from the sidelines, Donnie's loose managerial style eventually leads to an appreciation for his big brother's attention to detail. Meanwhile, Drama gets another crack at fame when Arthur, the oldest of the Wahlberg brothers, offers him a co-starring role in a new independent film.

Concerned for his friends' health, Mark challenges his assistant, Big A, and childhood friend, Nacho, to a weight loss competition. Meanwhile, Paul decides to stay at Alma's house while his is under construction and to his surprise, she has a second houseguest--his brother Donnie. The brothers soon realize it's a good thing that they no longer live under the same roof.

Paul is surprised by his older brother, Jim, when hockey legend Bobby Orr joins them for a special round of golf. Meanwhile, Donnie agrees to go house hunting with Alma in hopes of convincing her not to move. And, when Kari decides it's time she gets her own nickname, Mark, Drama, Brandon and Nacho try to come up with the perfect fit.

When the Mayor asks Paul to participate in Boston's annual Comic-Con, Mark insists Paul take him up on the opportunity. While Paul agrees to create a special burger to hand out at the convention, Drama, Kari and Paul's kids still struggle to get him into the true, costumed Comic-Con spirit. Meanwhile, when Donnie and his New Kids on the Block bandmates are awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, it sends him, Alma and Danny Wood's father on sentimental journeys filled with their favorite NKOTB memories.

Donnie drags Paul on a last minute trip to check out the site of the new Wahlburgers location in Las Vegas. After their work is done, Donnie tries to get his unlucky brother to loosen up at the casinos--and prays that Paul's jinx isn't contagious. Back home, Mark takes a gamble of his own when he and his look-alike nephew Brandon place a bet on a one-on-one basketball game between Nacho and his very own mini-me, Brandon's friend, Pat.

Paul teams up with Boston Red Sox star David Ortiz to create a "Big Papi" Burger of the Month, but fears that the new pre-game burger ritual might jinx the player's performance. Meanwhile, Donnie's Chicago-based wedding proves to be a challenge for his mom Alma, who doesn't fly. So, Donnie finds the perfect solution--a tour bus and the company of her hilarious friend, Phyllis.

Growing up Mark wouldn't eat anything aside from Alma's cooking or takeout from the local sub shop. Things have changed now that his blockbuster career has taken him all over the world and exposed the once finicky eater to international cuisine. Feeling cheated out of being the one to teach his younger brother all about fine dining, Paul decides to cook Mark, his brother Bob, and friends Drama and Billy a five-star meal that evokes childhood memories and proves that he knows a trick or two in the kitchen.

The Wahlbergs head to Toronto for the grand opening of the new Wahlburgers. Paul is stressed, as usual, so Donnie heads to Canada to help his brother out, with his wife Jenny and son Elijah by his side. Meanwhile, when Johnny Drama is asked by Arthur Wahlberg to co-star in an independent film, Mark advises his friend to give it his best shot.

Paul takes a trip with his kids to visit Mark, Rhea and the kids in Los Angeles. A simple family BBQ turns into a battle of Wahlberg clans during a game of touch football. Mark utilizes his home field advantage to torment Paul. Meanwhile, back in Hingham, Kari discovers that Alma once lived with Mark in Los Angeles. Kari finally gets Alma to tell her about her life in Hollywood.

Veteran journalist Soledad O'Brien hosts this weekly newsmagazine that focuses on political and socioeconomic issues affecting America.

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?

Ozzy and Jack venture to historic Jamestown, Virginia. Jack is determined to find out whether any Osbournes were among the first British colonists in America, but Ozzy is obsessed with the idea of that the early settlers (and potentially his distant relatives) resorted to cannibalism. On the road to Jamestown the guys take a couple of detours so they can drive a WWII tank, visit Stonewall Jackson's arm, and shoot their way through Colonial Williamsburg.

Ozzy and Jack hit the birthplace of Rock N Roll: Memphis, Tennessee. While Ozzy is excited to see the historic Sun Studios, Jack wants to take his dad on a detour to a more infamous site--a place where legend has it, the devil struck a deal that ultimately changed the course of music history. Plus, a special gift from a legendary instrument maker prompts Ozzy to unleash a bit of his own musical wizardry.

Ozzy agrees to go to one of Jack's favorite cities, as long as they'll be able to get a tour of the White House. So, while Jack scrambles to get access to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, he and his dad take a bunch of detours. On the itinerary: the FBI Training Facility in Quantico, little known park featuring the heads of America's Presidents, a local legend who calls himself Little Ozzy, and the residence where Ozzy's idols The Beatles partied after their first concert in America.

In Philly, a man struggling to retrieve his impounded car takes a back seat when his wife flies into a rage. Sweet-natured ticket-writer Lachelle is shouted down by a Detroit woman who claims she has time on her meter. And in Philly, Sherry celebrates her birthday booting with Garfield, but faces a woman who won't stop crying.

In Philly, rookie ticket-writer Ritchie tries to play by the rules with an irate citizen, Yolanda helps a frustrated out of town couple to try to recover their car when they hit a wall. And on the night shift tow driver Dave works busy South Street but has to face off with some uncooperative partiers!

In Detroit, boot releaser Sonjia must calm irate citizens after Rodney and Courtney boot their cars. And in Philly, a frustrated man at the impound lot asks "Dude, where's my car?" as Marylin encounters the "frenemy" while ticketing in a rowdy neighborhood.

Kim runs into verbal abuse from angry Detroit citizens who think the city is to blame for their tickets. In Philly, a young man tries to alter his expired registration to free his impounded car, and Garfield tries to convince Sherry that his lucky pants will help them boot.

In Philly, an infuriated woman calls the cops on rookie Richie for writing tickets! And in Detroit, Rodney and Sonjia lock horns with an angry man who uses his kids to try and stop his booted car being towed, while ticketer Sonja has it out with repeat offenders when patrolling handicap spaces.

In Detroit an enraged mother and daughter call on the wrath of God to damn Sonjia and Courtney for booting their car. In Philly, Denise gets an earful from a man furious that he was ticketed while helping his handicapped son, and a virgin to the impound lot tries to free her car.

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.

Garfield and Sherry go on the chase when a Philly citizen speeds off with the boot on. All bets are off when Ponytail confronts two screaming women who gamble with illegal parking in Detroit. In Philly, a DJ's head spins when the gets the runaround at the impound lot.

In Philly, a furious mother and son cause a fracas when they cut to the front of the line at the lot. And Richie faces his nightmare beat when his "Jersey Shore" hairdo is threatened by the rain. Detroit ticketer Kim meets opposition as she tries to clear the road for street cleaners.

Marylin faces an enraged stalker on her Philly ticket beat. In Detroit, a woman booted on a job interview hurls insults at Rodney and Sonjia. Two ex's are reunited at the Philly impound lot after a car crash.

In Detroit, Rodney and Sonjia are challenged by an irate man claiming he's a sovereign. In Philly, it's Richie against the Old City crowds on a rowdy Friday night, and everyone at the lot tries to help an elderly woman retrieve the car her grandson caused to be towed only to discover an unpleasant surprise in the front seat.

In Philly, Jeff tickets foulmouthed truck drivers unloading freight and insults in a no stopping zone. Booter Sherry dares Garfield to dye his hair to match their most booted car color that day. And a man tries to help his girlfriend spring the car he got towed on her birthday.