Season
- Season 0 2009-12-21
- Season 1 2009-07-19
- Season 2 2010-01-18
- Season 3 2010-08-16
- Season 4 2011-04-04
- Season 5 2011-11-28
- Season 6 2012-04-09
- Season 7 2012-11-05
- Season 8 2013-05-30
- Season 9 2014-01-02
- Season 10 2014-07-10
- Season 11 2015-01-08
- Season 12 2015-10-22
- Season 13 2016-07-27
- Season 14 2017-04-10
- Season 15 2017-10-16
- Season 16 2019-01-21
- Season 17 2019-10-21
- Season 18 2020-11-16
- Season 19 2021-10-02
- Season 20 2022-04-23
- Season 21 2023-03-15
- Season 22 2024-07-07
Season 22 Episode
- Season 18 Close Encounters of the Pawn Kind
- Season 18 Rick's Gone with the Wind
- Season 18 Decoding a Deal
- Season 18 The Spy Who Pawned Me
- Season 18 Mo' Monet, Mo' Problems
- Season 18 Raiders Of The Lost Pawn
- Season 18 Dueling and Dealing
- Season 18 The Need for Speed
- Season 18 Gotsta Get Pawned
- Season 18 Knock Your Sox Off
- Season 18 Rick's Big Shot
- Season 18 Pawn Shop Rock
- Season 18 Rick's Surreal Supper
- Season 18 That's the Way the Cookie Crumbles
- Season 18 To Infinity and Be-pawned!
- Season 18 Pawn Stars and Movie Stars
- Season 18 Atomic Pawn
- Season 18 Once a Pawn a Time in Hollywood
- Season 18 Off the Rails
- Season 18 Bohemian Pawnsody
- Season 18 Wanted: Pawned or Alive
- Season 18 Rick's Big Triumph
- Season 18 Rick vs. the Globe of Death
- Season 18 Jurassic Pawn
- Season 18 Action Packed Pawn
Pawn Stars - Season 18 Episode 14 That's the Way the Cookie Crumbles
7.10 48 minutes When a Mick Foley t-shirt and autographed mask come into the shop, Rick calls in a very special guest to authenticate it. Can he wrestle a superstar price, or end up getting slammed? Next, a seller walks in with an unopened McDonald's cookie from the 1980s. Will Corey take a bite out of this deal, or will the negotiation go stale? Later, Murray the Magician shows Chum a few tricks up his sleeve when they check out a magical book. Is a purchase in the cards, or is the deal cursed? And finally, Rick and Corey clown around in LA when they take a road trip to see a collection of vintage coin operated arcade machines. Can they score big, or will it be game over?
