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A military hero on the verge of being redeployed needs his own rescue; he needs help before he drinks away his profits and angers his girlfriend past to the point of no return.
A military hero on the verge of being redeployed needs his own rescue; he needs help before he drinks away his profits and angers his girlfriend past to the point of no return.
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Bar Rescue
S4, EP30 "Jon Ain't Afraid of No Ghost"In order to save a haunted bar with a cursed past, Jon is forced to stir up a different type of spirit than he is used to.
Bar Rescue
S4, EP24 "It's Always Sunny in Portland"A Portland bar with a stubborn chef and an owner ready to sever ties with his over-bearing step-daughter and business partner who berates her staff.
Bar Rescue
S8, EP2 "Not Your Godfather's Speakeasy"Jon attempts to save the legendary Las Vegas speakeasy Capo's Restaurant and bring it back to its pre-pandemic glory.
Bar Rescue
S3, EP1 "Turtle on Its Back"Jon Taffer attempts to rescue a Bourbon Street bar which is failing despite its location; he tries to persuade the owner to change his copycat ways and start thinking for himself before the business goes under.
Bar Rescue
S9, EP26 "Pete's Ruined Tavern"Chef Jason Santos goes to Chesterfield, Minnesota to rescue an owner who drinks excessively in his own bar while his kids try to make the bar successful.
Bar Rescue
S9, EP25 "Rock Bottom at Top Shelf"Jon Taffer visits Fond du Lac in Wisconsin to help a husband and wife rescue their bar and move on from the death of their son.
Bar Rescue
S9, EP24 "Lights Out in the Harbor"A historic bar in Sheboygan, Wisc. Faces closure because of an owner with a bad attitude whose staff is afraid to speak out against him.
Bar Rescue
S9, EP23 "Jimmy Meet World"Jon Taffer heads to Kenosha, Wis., to rescue a long-standing bar whose owner has failed to update the business over the past 30 years.
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