Truck Night in America - Episode Guide

It's old versus new when five decades of trucks pull up to the line, including a 1947 Dodge Power Wagon and a 1978 Jeep CJ7. The trucks launch a surprise in the Slingshot, and medics are called in when the Green Hell claims another victim.

Things start off with a bang, requiring immediate repairs to save a truck. Driver skill is put to the ultimate test on a 75-foot vertical drop, and a knife is pulled in the Green Hell as one driver pushes their truck to the very limit.

It's time for the Big Dogs - five trucks with 40-inch-plus tires roll onto the course. But big rigs mean big damage. In the Green Hell, a rivalry heats up with a collision into a tree and a finalist lost in the woods.

Trucks from the 70s and 80s battle it out, with victory coming down to a few feet. Drivers dance with disaster trying to push ice-cream trucks over the edge. Finally, looks can be deceiving with a surprise ending to the Green Hell.

An epic lineup features a 2,000 horsepower Dodge pickup competing against a 1971 Land Rover. In a never-before-seen twist on the tug-o-war, the Silo Pulldown dumps a big surprise on the losers. And one challenge hits hard, forcing the medics to rush in.

The Big Dogs are back, along with incredible craftsmanship and massive tires, featuring a 1951 Chevy pickup and 1971 GMC pickup. The Silo Pulldown and Four Horsemen show no mercy in vanquishing trucks, and it's a run for the ages in the Green Hell.

Truck Night goes back to the 90s, featuring a lineup of rigs from the millennium's last decade. An emotional story motivates one driver, and a razor thin margin separates the two finalists when they face off in the Green Hell.

An awesome variety of trucks pull up to the start line on Whiteout. The impossible happens in the Slingshot and tension mounts when the fire department is called in. The Green Hell strikes again, taking out a truck in an ending no one saw coming.

Broken trucks litter the course when the water and mud of the White Out shuts down one truck and the Silo Pulldown breaks another. The Green Hell has a surprise finish leading to an emotional result.

Five drivers put their personal trucks to the test. The first challenge hurts more than a driver's pride when one truck is broken in half. Dense smoke blinds the drivers as they weave through trees in the Fire Escape, and it's a battle of size vs. skill in the Green Hell finale.

The best builds, the best crashes, the best drivers and the best coaches; all will be discussed when Glen, Bender, Pistol and Abe get together to look back on Season 1's greatest hits. In the end, they'll reveal which trucks had the best time on the Green Hell, and settle once and for all, who was the best coach in Season 1 of Truck Night in America.

On this special Ford edition of Truck Night, five Ford-tough rigs put it all on the line for a chance at $10,000. The Slag Heap pushes three trucks past their limit, a panic on the Car Pull requires an emergency response, and The Green Hell burns both finalists before one Ford emerges as Truck Night Champion.

On this special Ford edition of Truck Night, it's an all Ford lineup spanning 4 different decades. Driver skill separates the pack during the Bumps & Jumps, one driver is forced to go for broke on the Balance Beams, and for the two finalists the Green Hell is a struggle for both man and machine.

Truck Night's diverse lineup includes a 1986 Suzuki Samurai and a 2008 Lexus competing for the title of Truck Night Champion. Two rigs nosedive while getting up close and personal on Bumps and Jumps, and new challenge, Creek Climb, Truck Night's toughest yet, gives one driver the scare of a lifetime and Bender the chance to shine.

Big dogs roll in on massive tires as Truck Night welcomes its first married couple duking it out for bragging rights.

A battle between two of the most unlikely competitors yet, as trucks go airborne and get soaked in Whiteout, leaving a trail of debris in a new challenge, Travel Trailer. In the Green Hell, danger lurks everywhere, putting the drivers through the toughest race of their lives.

A special episode of Truck Night has two special guests! NASCAR Champions Kyle and Kurt Busch bring their driving skills--and trucks--to win $10,000 for charity. But these professional race car drivers first need to compete against amateur drivers and survive the Car Pull and Travel Trailer for a shot at the Green Hell.

When the competition gets too hot to handle, each coach tries a different strategy. Can Glenn help his driver chill out and win?

It's the classic American rivalry: Chevy versus Ford. Drivers show off their power on the Slag Heap, and strategy separates winners and losers in the Cliff Plunge. The Green Hell is as close as it's ever been, but which American lineage will win?

A special Truck Night salutes American military veterans and their rigs. Army, Navy and Airforce vets compete on a course that demonstrates their grit and resilience.

Photo finishes, busted rigs and an intense Creek Climb culminate in an epic Green Hell battle that only one can win.

Every competitor gets dirty, as water and vehicles fly in the Whiteout, the Four Horsemen punishes one rig to its breaking point, and the safety crew is called into the Green Hell.

A 1984 Jeep CJ7 with specialized controls and a custom race seat gives a driver who can't walk a chance to win Truck Night. The competition starts off with a bang in round one and only gets harder from there, with two of the toughest challenges Sisyphus and Creek Climb.

The best builds, the best crashes, the best drivers and the best coaches; all will be discussed when Glen, Bender, Pistol and Abe get together to look back on Season 2's greatest hits.