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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, EP11 "Gone Fishin'"
A seller brings in a rare 1915 Gibson dual-harp guitar; Johnnie and Fred check out a crawfish business; Jimmie has the opportunity to buy a disposable handgun dropped behind enemy lines during World War II.
S2, EP12 "Cash Kart"
The team checks out an ultrafast racing go-kart; Johnnie and Walt look at an enormous stuffed lion; a man stops by to sell his rare double-barreled knife pistol.
S2, EP13 "Springing Forward"
The guys inspect a pristine 1866 Springfield Trapdoor rifle; a man brings in a rare Native American artifact; a very young picker tries to make a deal on a Civil War U.S. Cavalry horse bit.
S2, EP14 "Bird Brains"
Johnnie and Yankee check out a muster of peacocks; a rare German WWI Luger pistol comes up for sale; a rare vintage Monarch accordion is brought into the shop.
S2, EP10 "Double-Edged Pawn"
A pair of Union Civil War swords; Johnnie and Walt kick the tires of a classic 1931 Ford Model A Cabriolet; an iconic Blue Dog print from one of Jimmy's favorite artists.
S2, EP9 "High Caliber"
The guys look at a powerful WWII 50-caliber gun; a customer brings in photos from Apollo 13's legendary splashdown and rescue in the Pacific Ocean; an 1880s railroad lockbox.
S2, EP8 "Fire Sale"
The guys check out a 1975 Mac Fire Truck; an old railroad track known as a Sherman Necktie; Joker pops by in hopes of selling his classic 1950s popcorn machine.
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.
