
Monday, August 4th TV listings for The Nest (WVAH-TV2) Huricane, WV
Dog the Bounty Hunter Rainy Day Woman
The team braves bad weather and treks through some of Honolulu's less-desirable locations to capture a woman who failed to appear on a drug charge.
Dog the Bounty Hunter Ticket to Ride
Dog decides it's time to get new SUVs for the crew, then breaks in the vehicles by hunting for a woman with an extensive criminal record.
Dog the Bounty Hunter Mother Knows Best
Two mothers want to revoke their offspring's bonds as they feel their children will be better off in jail.
Dog the Bounty Hunter Irons in the Fire
Dog returns to Denver, and decides the crew should start using pepper-ball guns for better personal protection.
Dog the Bounty Hunter Rocky Mountain Roundup
Dog helps out two bondsmen buddies whose clients are wanted on charges of drug possession and massive traffic offenses.
Dog the Bounty Hunter This One's for You
Dog pursues a fugitive who constantly changes addresses in Denver, and dedicates his hunt to Beth's ill father.
Ice Road Truckers Road to the Finale
As the pace of the ice road's meltdown quickens, truckers reflect on their first season in the Arctic; some rookies prove to be up to the challenge but others make early exits; highlights and new footage.
Ice Road Truckers The World Crumbles
Hugh and Eric are neck and neck in their race to claim dominance over the ice road, but time is running out with the ocean waters closing in; the truckers race to remove equipment from the Langley site; an Arctic whiteout threatens operations.
Ice Road Truckers Off the Ice
The history of ice roads is discussed by John Denison, the man who founded them in Canada's Northwest Territories; how modern technology has changed the way ice roads are built; how trucks are transformed to endure harsh conditions.
Ice Road Truckers Deadliest Ice Road
A new ice road season begins with truckers facing the dangers of moving 6,000 loads of freight from Fairbanks, Alaska, to remote North Slope oil camps 400 miles away within just 12 weeks.