Scotty is a self-proclaimed hoarder and puts his friendships with his workers before the success of his business. See how he convinced Richard to help him.

This California smog shop is a month behind on rent, buried in useless trash and is run by a lazy leader.

With no custom base and a shoddy reputation, this off-road shop wants to do a complete 180.

Find out what Jordan and his employees had to say before Richard came to town.

Check out the crew at Abel and see why Richard knew he needed to intervene.

Learn why the crew at Elite Power thought Richard could help them.

Richard's hitting the road looking for the autobody shops and garages in need of his Midas (Monkey) touch!

Senior expresses his desire to continue to work on their father-son relationship, while Junior wonders if they are too far apart to move forward.

Speaking for the first time since the build-off, Junior and Senior attempt to find a time to meet in person.

After playing for -- and discussing with -- Rachael his father's voice mail, Junior decides it is time for him and Senior to meet ... in person ... and without cameras.

Senior reacts to a voice-mail message from Junior that proposes a face-to-face meeting ... but without cameras.

The PJD crew unveils their beloved Newmont Mining Bike before a screaming crowd of thousands at the Red Lion Hotel and Casino in Elko, Nev.

After much back and forth on the future of their relationship, Senior sums it up in one sentence: "I just want to know what you want to do."

On the seventh day of the MyPillow's fabrication, Senior gives Mike Ammirati a rude awakening, then comes to a final determination on the bike's exhaust with Rick Petko.

In this unorthodox aftershow, Senior and his crew address everything from what characterizes a '70s-style motorcycle to what sort of bed pillow they prefer.

In an unconventional unveil, Paul Sr. presents the uniquely stretched-out MyPillow Bike to a cheering crowd at the Mall of America.