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Matt and Froy repo a hovercraft golf cart, pausing severance talk; Sonia faces a lawsuit at a salon repo; Froy and Carlos tackle a bulldozer repo, highlighting Carlos's missed training opportunity.
Matt and Froy repo a hovercraft golf cart, pausing severance talk; Sonia faces a lawsuit at a salon repo; Froy and Carlos tackle a bulldozer repo, highlighting Carlos's missed training opportunity.
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S9, EP14 "Airplane Arrest"Lou and Froy repo an airplane; Matt and Sonia take a repo from a pole dancing studio.
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S9, EP15 "Secrets and Lies"A roommate with two big secrets; a creepy husband reveals some incriminating evidence to his wife.
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S9, EP16 "The Showstopper"Matt and Froy head into the mountains, but their repo goes up in flames.
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S9, EP17 "Nursery Crime"Sonia and Matt repo a forklift from a garden center; Foy refuses to call the cops on a gun-wielding debtor.
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S11, EP21 "The Final Finale"The team scrambles to get ready for the yacht repo to secure the sale of the company and the distribution of their severance packages, while still going after every day repos.
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S11, EP21 "Taken for a Ride"A stunt driver slips through Froy and Sonia's grasp; Matt offends a pretty RO who seeks revenge; Froy and Carlos go undercover.
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S11, EP19 "Tricks and Treats"Ronnie and Froy repo from a stripper who leaves them tongue-tied; a magician's stunning sleight of hand backfires on Carlos; Sonia is forced to put her faith in Carlos for the team's next big job.
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S11, EP19 "Now Serving Mrs. Pizarro"Matt and Froy repo a hovercraft golf cart, pausing severance talk; Sonia faces a lawsuit at a salon repo; Froy and Carlos tackle a bulldozer repo, highlighting Carlos's missed training opportunity.
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