Schedule

Christo grills Fred on sticking with his Top-of-the-World claim and dives into the Misfits' glacial challenges. Christo then does a gold cleanup in the Buzz Box, tries his best to push pay with a dying dozer and digs into the triumphant return of jokester Johnny.

Christo meets Gold Rush newbies Brandon and Brady Clayton. After a quick tour, they put him to work welding with Brady before things get down, dirty and a little weird with Warren. The crew lets off steam and reveals the curse of California creek.

Adam and Jamie take mythbusting to the next level challenging the science of the virtual world rendered in video games -- it’s game over for false physics.

Adam and Jamie tackle four fan favorites from video games to grenades, from spy cars to super-fast firearms, the MythBusters are having a blast.

On this easily digestible episode of MythBusters, we're testing two myths-suggested by the fans: Exploding Meat and Don't Drive Angry. We push the limits of what people are willing to try, and what they simply can't avoid.

Adam and Jamie tackle Newton, the founder of the principle of thermodynamics and the law of conservation of momentum. They look into a physics urban myth -- if birds in a truck take flight, do they lighten the load? They call a pigeon wrangler for help.

When security footage shows a trespasser with a firearm, game wardens track down and confront the suspect. Game Warden Randolph McGee races to save a deer from a painful end, and Game Warden Mike Boone intervenes when a poaching complaint escalates.

Game Warden Kegan Gould crosses paths with a rock collector and uncovers a devastating secret. A teen is caught on camera destroying protected bird nests, and an unruly crowd threatens public safety on Lake Sam Rayburn.

While investigating a boat wreck, Game Warden Jennifer Provaznik discovers a grisly secret. Game wardens intervene to save baby turtles being sold on a street corner, and a fisherman’s oversized fillet sparks suspicion.

Retired Game Warden Benny Richards returns with a friendly challenge for Game Warden Randolph McGee. A gunshot leads to dubious activity on a night stakeout, and wardens spring into action to save a wakeboarder with a life-threatening injury.

When a trailer full of sea salt unexpectedly shows up at the bridge, officers decide to inspect it. The bags do contain a crystalline substance -- and it's an illicit one. During an inspection of a U.S. citizen, something illegal rolls out of his pocket.

Officers examine a trailer filled with cooking supplies and unearth a GPS tracker -- the kind cartels use to watch their loads. US citizens who accidentally approach the international border are inspected, and it turns out they have a few secrets.

Officers target SUVs that are notorious for concealing drugs. Two wanted cartel members are extradited back to Mexico. Officers struggle to open up an engine part that they think is hiding drugs. A woman smuggling diet pills is caught in the act.

When officers see an approaching vehicle make a sudden U-turn, they give chase and find a bag with a gun and ammunition. Tourists arrive with a large amount of Botox and dermal fillers, hinting they may be planning to perform cosmetic treatments for cash.

A man entering the U.S. with more cash than the $10,000 limit raises some eyebrows. Officers find a cooler full of rat meat in the back of a traveler's vehicle, but further inspection uncovers something even more surprising.

When a man waiting in the pedestrian line to enter the U.S. suddenly turns and sprints back toward Mexico, officers give chase. After a scan shows an anomaly, officers search through 26 tons of marble landscaping chips -- and their hard work pays off.

Multiple drug busts and arrests are made at various border crossings in Texas, including the discovery of the largest meth haul ever attempted at the Pharr-Reynosa International Bridge. Fentanyl-laced candles and scorpion-infused drinks are denied entry.

Officers in Laredo help a troubled 14-year-old. Drugs sent through the mail are seized. A nurse in Progreso is caught smuggling Fentanyl. A woman with children is stopped, and $350k worth of marijuana is seized. A drunk woman bares all to officers.

A man entering the U.S. with more cash than the $10,000 limit raises some eyebrows. Officers find a cooler full of rat meat in the back of a traveler's vehicle, but further inspection uncovers something even more surprising.

When a man waiting in the pedestrian line to enter the U.S. suddenly turns and sprints back toward Mexico, officers give chase. After a scan shows an anomaly, officers search through 26 tons of marble landscaping chips -- and their hard work pays off.

Multiple drug busts and arrests are made at various border crossings in Texas, including the discovery of the largest meth haul ever attempted at the Pharr-Reynosa International Bridge. Fentanyl-laced candles and scorpion-infused drinks are denied entry.

Officers in Laredo help a troubled 14-year-old. Drugs sent through the mail are seized. A nurse in Progreso is caught smuggling Fentanyl. A woman with children is stopped, and $350k worth of marijuana is seized. A drunk woman bares all to officers.

A man shares an original Area 51 video from 1992 for the first time; multiple people capture a Texas UFO sighting; and a man films an unusual hovering object in Utah.

Christo claim-hops to hang with the lieutenants of Gold Rush. Mitch reveals the art of reclamation at Parker's, Mike Beets gives a tour of the past and Monica offers a glimpse into her future. Then Christo gets an update on the operation at the Lewis camp.