American Chopper

Orange County Choppers creates an incredible Black Widow-themed motorcycle. Paul Sr. and Paul Jr. battle an impossible deadline, last-minute problems and each other as they race to complete this one-of-a-kind masterpiece.

With the deadline for the Black Widow-themed motorcycle looming, the pressure mounts at Orange County Choppers. The crew races to finish it in time for one of New York City's biggest trade shows.

Sparks fly and tempers flare as Paul Jr. battles to create a $150,000 race-car-themed bike in just 10 days. The crew struggles to not crash and burn before reaching the finish line in time.

The crew struggles to finish the $150,000 bike. The tight schedule has left Paul Jr. in an explosive situation.

The boys have some fun in the sun wrangling reptiles at a Florida alligator farm. Then it's back to the cold reality of a New York winter, where Paul Jr. dreams up a custom chopper to honor New York City's greatest heroes.

When Paul Jr.'s dream of completing his Firebike goes up in smoke, the crew hits the highway and takes Daytona Beach by storm. It's 10 days of madness, mayhem and motorcycles at Bike Week, the biggest event in the world.

Tensions are high and deadlines are tight as Paul Jr. races to complete the Firebike. Father and son square off in a hot tempered battle to build this motorcycle homage to New York City's firefighters.

Paul Sr. takes Cody under his wing and teaches him how to build a bike the old-school way. The family spends some quality time Teutul style.

As Paul Sr. and Cody complete their old-school bike, Paul Jr. dreams up a radical new design. This chopper is based on the top-secret Comanche helicopter.

It's a battle of wills and a war of words as time runs out on the Comanche bike project. The Orange County Chopper crew hits the highway for a trip to New Orleans.

Paul Jr. and Vinnie battle to complete their Comanche bike in time to unveil it at Myrtle Beach Bike week. But a last-minute emergency leaves the project hovering on the brink of disaster.

As soon as he gets the chance, Mikey picks up a wrench and attempts to design and build his own custom chopper. But it doesn't take long before he soon clashes with Paulie, who has his own ideas for the bike.

Setbacks, stress and sibling rivalry threaten to derail the blues bike project. Passing his motorcycle driver's test is an even more pressing problem for Mikey.

The crew gets down to the nuts and bolts of building bikes when Paul Jr. creates a custom chopper from the tools of the trade. But disagreements and last-minute delays ratchet up the tension and throw a wrench in the works.

Battle lines are drawn and accusations fly as father and son push each other to the breaking point. Tempers reach a fever pitch when Paul Sr. tightens the screws and the deadline closes in on the crew's latest creation.

The crew kicks off a big-league project when they build a custom chopper for their hometown heroes, the New York Jets. But sparks fly and tempers flare between father and son as they reach to finish the bike for opening day.

Paul Sr. gets to work building a custom chopper in honor of America's forgotten heroes. But pressures mount and tempers rage when OCC's heartfelt project falls behind schedule and pushes Paul Sr. to the edge.

Hopes are high and spirits soar as the crew's battle to build the POW/MIA bike rages on. But design changes and last minute setbacks bring Paul Sr.'s patriotic tribute to a crashing halt.

With the deadline closing in on Paul Sr.'s POW/MIA bike, emotions run high. The crew unites to complete the tribute before its public debut. but last-minute delays and unexpected setbacks leave its fate hanging in the balance.

A visit to a welding equipment manufacturer inspires the boys' latest chopper. Vinnie likes Paulie's ideas for a welder's mask on the gas tank and a serpentine set of exhaust pipes, but Big Paul is sizzling over the messy shop.

The crew hits the hardwood for a game of hoops against the guys from OCC Ironworks. Back in the shop, Big Paul blows up at Vinnie, but all is forgiven once he sees the Miller bike's paint job and outrageous tow-behind welder.

The Teutuls go Hollywood when Jay Leno commissions a modern version of his favorite classic bike, the 1939 Brough Superior. The excitement fades when Paulie discovers that the bike's frame is too small to accommodate the oil tank.

The crew prepares for the Leno bike's debut on the Tonight Show. When the parts return from the painter, the guys discover that the bike just won't fit together, forcing Paulie and Vinnie to burn the midnight oil to figure it out.

A wealthy historian asks the guys to incorporate original copper fixtures from the Statue of Liberty into a custom chopper. Paulie responds with innovative touches like a right-side drive line and a torch-shaped carburetor.