Another round of auditions.

America will vote to eliminate two artists from each team and the remaining four will move on to the next phase of the competition.

The talent contest's eighth season opens with auditions in New York City, Los Angeles and San Antonio. Mel B., Heidi Klum, Howard Stern and Howie Mandel are the judges.

Following the debacle involving the 40,000 watchbands, delivered in over 100 boxes, American Jewelry has found themselves with limited space for anything else - this includes "antiques" and "collectibles" that Les buys, but Seth and Ashley thinks are worthless junk, such as a 1950s salesman's sample model of an above ground swimming pool, a Christmas display from the old J. L. Hudson Department Store, and several taxidermied animals. The kids think the "junk" won't sell, and neither would the watchbands, but Les tries to prove them wrong, starting with a taxidermied boar's head. Also: a woman in labor and without a job buys an old rocking horse for her child from Ashley at a special rate, with Ashley covering the difference, but it ended up being a scam when her false belly fell out. And a man attempts to get a refund without receipt for a store brand "Cherokee" watch that he passed off as a "Rolex".

Kevin's brother is a judge, but that won't get him a free ride, and the guys struggle to finish his '62 Chevy pick-up within budget. Later, Scott spots an incredibly rare Corvette, but will he screw up the deal without Danny's help?.

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Chaos kicks off the 2013 Opilio season as these gladiators of the Bering Sea lace up for their biggest money season. An accident on the Time Bandit has the crew racing for shore, and Jake Anderson gets a not-so-warm welcome aboard his new boat, the Kiska Sea.

The buyers head to beautiful Laguna Niguel, CA. Jarrod and Brandi find some toys, and Jarrod tries to battle a world champion. The Harris Brothers look for a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Ivy Calvin starts off in the hole, and spends the auction trying to climb out. And Barry gambles on a safe... but will he crack open a profit?

The shop has its hands full with a custom psychedelic bike, and Danny's infamous friend, Davey Deals, orders a barbeque grill like no one has ever seen. Later, Scott hooks the guys up with the ride of a lifetime.

The buyers head straight into Compton, CA. Jarrod gets a new nickname, and finds something he used to collect... kind of. Mike buys a locker that Herb doesn't want. And Barry reunites with his old pal Kenny... and then it's bubbly time!

After a late night coffee with Collin, Jenna can't stop thinking about him and what it means to have a crush as well as a boyfriend.

Amy tries to maintain her makeover, cooks meth, and gets the food slapped out of her dumb mouth.

Brian Williams

Nick Offerman, Lena Headey, Divine Fits

Alex Gibney

Nathan Fillion, a Top Ten List presented by Joan Rivers, John Oliver, Local Natives

Owen Wilson, Wayde King & Brett Raymer, LeAnn Rimes

Bill Maher, Cat Cora

For the first time ever, there is a twist featuring a studio audience member.

A desperate Bea turns to Will in order to contact her daughter. Vera's attempt to impress Fletch backfires as her domineering mother reveals a humiliating secret to her peers. Toni is released from the wet cell and targeted by Jacs who forces her to lie to the Governor. Although Erica knows the truth, she must betray someone close to her in order to protect her position at Wentworth.

Nina and Patrick try to solve their problems without resorting to sex, at the same time as Nina is forced to tell Patrick the truth about Eloise. Plus, Darcy and Cherie have a big announcement.

Pauline is about to retire and she's disappointed to find out that hardly anyone's noticed or really cares. The only person who does notice is Peter Bachman, who gives her a present. After her dad, Frank, has an accident, she turns to comfort from Ken who dismisses her. This is the final straw for Pauline who thinks about starting a whole new life. Kevin's finding it hard to make ends meet and takes some desperate measures in order to do so.

Called to Guildhall in the City of London, the candidates are given their latest task: putting on a corporate away day for two major clients. With a budget of 5,000 pounds, they must put on a team building event for a day, but the fun and games start early when one team spends so much time thinking through themes that they are late to meet their client. The teams set off in search of food and activities, but by mid-afternoon panic sets in for some as they realise they don't have enough to fill the day, and they wrestle with whether to make a last minute booking that could prove risky.
The next day, the teams must put on their events; one decides on an army theme, but they come under fire when the rain sets in. The others settle on back to school, but will their pricey activities get top marks? To win, teams must balance profit with customer satisfaction - but in the boardroom there are surprises in store and one unhappy customer, as Lord Sugar points the finger at someone and tells them 'You're fired!'.