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A cold front moves into the bayou, threatening to destroy alligator season. To salvage their day, two swampers try to jump their boat over a fifty-foot levee to gain access to warmer waters while others use the private parts of a male gator to lure aggressive males into attacking. And when two hunters find a massive cannibal gator assaulting their hunting grounds, they turn the tables to beat it at it's own game.

The high stakes bet between the Texans and Troy Landry comes to an amazing conclusion. And while one team takes a huge gamble that could upset their entire season, another faces a serious health crisis.

Nearly two weeks into the toughest season in years, swampers are starting to break down from fatigue and stress. When an impatient veteran sprays his partner with bullet fragments, it could mean the end to their longtime partnership. Recovering from surgery, one swamper risks their health to stay on the water... and brothers nearly come to blows as frustrations build and authority is challenged.

A team of hunters catches a "yellow gator" which is said to be cursed and from that point on, bizarre circumstances fall upon the swamp. While one hunter loses his ability to shoot, another gets bit after a dead gator comes back to life. While RJ and Jay Paul conduct a Native ritual ceremony to rid the swamp of the curse, the Texans begin their season at home, hoping to catch a gator responsible for killing a neighbor's dog.

Swampers struggle and fill tags after a devastating hurricane. One hunter suffers a brutal alligator bite that forces him off the water for emergency first aid. Meanwhile, a cold front threatens to end the season for hunters in the north. For another pair, debris-filled waters lead to a serious accident.

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

Alleged supernatural activity at David and John's historic North Carolina family estate has forced them to build a brand new cabin as a refuge. But now they fear it's only a matter of time until it chases them off their land forever. When psychic/medium Chip Coffey arrives, he picks up on a variety of spirits, one possibly relating to a hundred year old legend that still scandalizes the town. Audio and visual surveillance leads PRS to capturing some of the clearest and most unexpected paranormal evidence to date.

TAPS visits San Francisco for the first time and tackles a case at one of the continent's oldest military bases -- the Presidio.

The team probes an 18th-century farmhouse in Willow Grove, Pa., where spirits allegedly play with the lights and cast large, dark shadows. Also: the Old State House in Hartford, Conn., is investigated regarding claims of disembodied voices and phantom footfalls.

The team goes to New Hampshire to probe the 1875 Inn, the site of tragic fires. Civil War-era apparitions are sought in New Jersey's Shippen Manor.

The team travel to Monticello, Ark., to investigate a mansion where, according to legend, a woman committed suicide over an ill-fated and secret love.

The team travel to Pennsylvania to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg and visit a former orphanage with a history of ghostly sightings.

In VT, a terrified family calls upon TAPS for help with startling so-called "shadow people" moving through their house.

Based on a recommendation from Tango's father Bruce, the team probes the Southern Mansion in Cape May, N.J., where the original owner's daughter may be haunting the grounds along with other apparitions.

A trip to New Orleans includes a probe of the site of a fatal fire. Also: visits to a mortuary and a cemetery where some of the victims were taken.

The TAPS team go underground during a trip to Octagon Hall in Franklin, Ky., to investigate secret tunnels, which were allegedly used to hide Confederate soldiers during the Civil War.

(Enhanced.) When Scott buys a former day care he discovers that making a profit on it isn't going to be child's play.

(Enhanced; updated.) Scott buys a house that was previously an illegal plastic surgery clinic and quickly finds out that it's going to take more than just a face lift and some lip stick to flip it.

(Enhanced/updated.) Scott buys an allegedly vacant house and soon discovers that not all its creepy crawling occupants had left the building.

When Scott buys a former day care he discovers that making a profit on it isn't going to be child's play.

The Reed family is ready for a change. Pfiffer and Corey moved out of downtown Atlanta and purchased their Roswell, Georgia home less than a year ago. The suburban location's large yards and ample green spaces seemed like a perfect fit for the young couple and their 6-year-old son Niles. But, after a year of small-town living, the Reeds have realized that they aren't cut out for country life and have set their sights on a move to San Francisco. Unfortunately, housing prices in the Bay Area are triple the cost of metro Atlanta, so these new homeowners need to get a solid return on their investment if they want to finance their next home. However, after weeks of lowball offers, the Reed family is in dire need of expert real estate advice!

Scott partners with a competitor to flip a former frat house that has a retaining wall nightmare, cracked plaster in the pool, and Amie's expensive designs, leaving Scott to believe his profit party is over.