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Cajun Pawn Stars
With the popularity of Las Vegas-based "Pawn Stars," History is expanding the franchise and heading south with "Cajun Pawn Stars," set at the Silver Dollar Pawn & Jewelry Center in Alexandria, La. Jimmie "Big Daddy" DeRamus has owned and operated the shop with his family for more than two decades. DeRamus is a walking encyclopedia when it comes to historic collectibles, which is not surprising given that his store houses more than 100,000 artifacts. Much like the original "Pawn Stars," in addition to the items that are brought into the store, the show focuses on Jimmie and his family -- younger brother Johnnie and daughter Tammie -- as they run the store as well as the experts that are brought in to help appraise the items.
S2, EP4 "Little House on the Bayou"
The guys jump aboard a houseboat on the bayou; Johnnie and Yankee check out a '66 Ford Mustang; a rare Civil War document is brought into the shop.
S2, EP5 "Under the Gun"
The guys set their sights on a rare World War I military periscope rifle; Bayou Bob hopes to sell his massive engine from the 1890s; Johnnie is shocked to learn a 1950s military field phone also doubled as an electric torture device.
S2, EP6 "Cash Cows"
The guys checks out a classic 1990 Ferrari 348; the guys visit customer regular Gerald's dairy farm for a business opportunity; a man brings in a rare late 1800s French gun that combines brass knuckles, a knife blade and a revolver all in one.
S2, EP7 "Trigger Finger"
The guys check out a rare 1921 Tommy gun; Jimmie and Tammie meet a guy looking to sell a land grant signed by President Andrew Jackson; Joker believes he's struck it rich with a scarce pristine 1929 gold coin.
S3, EP23 "Where's the Fire?"
A beautifully restored 1929 Ford fire engine; a vintage Easy-Bake oven toy from the early 1970s; Bruce Mitchell from "Swamp People" stops in looking to purchase a new gun for gator season.
S3, EP22 "Jimmie's Increasingly Bad Day"
The team checks out an antique 1930s horse race gambling machine; a rare Martin guitar; Tammie bets her dad she can make a profit on a unique bar-on-wheels.
S3, EP21 "Really Gotta Go Kart"
The guys check out an old go-kart; handwritten notes from Dwight Eisenhower; Gerard stops by to sell a classic Ernst Roth bass fiddle.
S3, EP20 "Horseplay"
The team checks out a collection of historic Civil War projectiles; Tammie and Johnnie try to get a deal on an antique toy horse; a customer walks in with a 1913 pistol sword.
