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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.
S3, EP3 "4-Wheelin' Deals"
The team hopes to secure a series of letters signed by Richard Nixon; Tammie and Johnnie check out a customized ATV; a pair of British Tower rifles are brought in.
S3, EP4 "Batter Up"
A signed Ted Williams baseball bat; a mourning armband worn during Abraham Lincoln's funeral; a 24-karat, gold-plated M16 gun commemorating the capture of Saddam Hussein is brought into the shop.
S3, EP5 "All Jazzed Up"
A drummer's pad signed by Louis Armstrong; three unopened Prohibition-era whiskey bottles; Tammie looks at a World War II Inglis pistol.
S3, EP6 "Seat of Horns"
An old hunting rifle believed to have belonged to George Washington; an old friend of Jimmie's wants to sell his 12-foot Indian-style totem pole; Gerard shows up with a chair made out of cattle horns.
S2, EP2 "Some Pig"
Shoe Shine Mike rolls in with his champion show pig; Jimmie and Tammie check out an early 1900s hydraulic dentist chair; Joker saunters in with a walking stick he believes belonged to Native American legend Geronimo.
S2, EP1 "Gimme Some Skin"
The guys check out a pristine 1918 Browning automatic rifle; a Porsche 917 racecar is brought to the shop; an 11-foot anaconda skin is brought in.
