Inked

Carey announces at a morning meeting that business is booming and H&H is busting at the seams.

Down on his luck with the ladies, Dizzle is stuck without the prospect of a date for a big H&H company party.

The heat is on at H&H in the race to see who will win the new girl's heart. On one side, there's Jesse, the self-proclaimed "male slut" of the shop..

New hire Jenn Dabbs is off to a rocky start and Carey & company are quick to wonder if they made a mistake with their 26th hire in the past 2 years.

Carey's GM Mark "Murph" Murphy, has a lot on his plate--getting the online order system going, running the warehouse, and dealing with a very ill-conceived large order of hats.

Tattoo artist Clark thinks Dizzle, H&H's struggling apprentice, needs to get scared straight if he's ever going to become a tattoo artist.

Big B is more than just Carey's errand boy--he's an internationally known renegade rapper, with his own show coming up at House of Blues Las Vegas.

When the 45-year old head of the local Habitat for Humanity comes into H&H looking for his first tat, Clark steps up with needle in hand.

Jerome agrees to let Lilly apprentice, on the condition that she get her own equipment to practice tattooing.

He calls himself J. Dizzle, says it's his "rap" name. Only thing, he's never even recorded a rhyme.

The days of jeans and T's at H&H are over. In keeping with his grand plan for expanding the H&H Empire, Carey decides it's time to create a uniform look for all of his helpers and receptionists.

When a young athlete in a wheelchair comes into the shop for a tattoo, the artists are intrigued by the sport he plays,

Katie, the receptionist has got a bit of a crush on Dizzle. But she's a bit of a tough cookie and she's not sure how to express her feelings for him.

Carey is ready to expand the H&H empire--to the sunny island of Hawaii. But when he and Murph hit Honolulu to seal the deal, Carey's patience is tested .

Carey decides to put on a fashion show of the new H&H merchandise.

Dizzle is the "Old Faithful" of H&H--always there, always apprenticing, and always likely to erupt in a fit of push-ups at Twig's command at any moment.

Some people are so grateful for the opportunity to start over or get a second chance that they want to memorialize their gratitude with a tattoo.

Paying respects can be more than remembering the deceased. Clients include a father who turns to Twig to help him further prove his love for his young child

Mothers, fathers, daughters, sons--some of the most popular tattoos are tributes to the people we call family.

Sometimes people get inked to symbolize a moment or idea. Denver Nuggets star Carmelo Anthony hits H&H and gets put through his paces when Jerome inks a one-of-a-kind on his back.