Million Dollar Listing: New York

The boys are back for their biggest, brashest season yet. Fredrik's dream becomes a nightmare, Ryan takes on a bizarre unit and Luis is ready to step up.

Ryan shifts from the sky garage to a place that looks better in the dark. Luis tries to whip Todd into shape to whip up his first commission of the year.

As Fredrick deals with his cursed listing, Luis could hit the big time if he can keep a million-dollar promise and Ryan works hard to show his softer side.

Fredrik the "Listing Machine" goes for two real estate miracles in a row while Luis is finally swimming in the market's deep end...with a shark named Ryan.

Being an overachiever cuts both ways for Luis, Fredrik juggles millionaire egos and Ryan finds himself in an eerie townhouse with "uninvited guests."

Ryan suits up for a battle of the bankroll, two nitpicky VIPs drag Fredrik into a price tug-of-war and Luis' dream listing comes with a big, dirty secret.

Just as he lands his dream listing, Luis gets hit with a bombshell. Ryan heads to L.A., but it ain't all California sunshine - either for Ryan or his deal.

With Fredrik back in Manhattan, Ryan time travels Back to the Future with only money on his mind, while Luis mixes business and pleasure in Puerto Rico.

Will Ryan's Michael Bay-style trailer for Sky Garage produce a blockbuster or a flop? Then, when Fredrik and Luis try to team up again, it doesn't go well.

Can't they all get along? Uh...No. Fresh off his street fight from Fredrik, Luis takes on Ryan. Meanwhile, can Fredrik sell Brooklyn to Manhattanites?

Fredrik schools a Hamptons' co-lister, Ryan tries out new dance moves, but it's a real howl when all three Wolves converge at Luis' Wall Street open house.

For the first time in M$L history, all three wolves of New York real estate sit down with host Andy Cohen to chew on the season's wildest moments.

The first-ever Million Dollar Listing reunion gets even wilder in Part 2, as host Andy Cohen and the Big Three relive the season's highs and lows.

They saved the Season's best stuff for last: From big listings to bigger personalities, all is revealed via lost footage and never-seen cast interviews.