Twenty-four pro anglers compete in a unique bass tournament, looking to bring in the largest haul at surprise locations, where they have no practice time.

Racer CEO Larri is determined to defeat current "Donkmaster" Sage Thomas in the 1979 Chevrolet Malibu that Larri has affectionately named the Memphis Ghost.

Two racers from Atlanta are determined to defeat Sage Thomas in Orangeburg, S.C., where he earned the title of Donkmaster, in the 1966 Impala and 1975 Caprice.

Some of the top-rated donk racers gather in Darlington, S.C.; the Donkmaster puts a $20,000 bet on race against a long-time rival.

With his 1970s Caprice, Sage Thomas races against two more modern Corvettes and a local bayou champion known as Mr. Hensley and his 1987 box Chevrolet.

An old rival on the Donkmaster gets their 1987 Box Chevy ready to defeat the champion once again; the drivers are endangered by a high-speed accident.

Donkmaster vies for a $10,000 prize against a rival in their 1973 Caprice, which they call Blue Magic; a new racer is determined to be the next Donkmaster.

The Donkmaster gets ready to compete in one final race against Rozay Da Kidd and his '71 Impala before the Donkmaster serves a six-month prison sentence.

Three rounds of races separate those hopeful to become the next top donk racer and the $10,000 prize that awaits them.

The Superbike circuit is the top of six classes in the series, as riders race on some of the top tracks across the United States to accumulate points.

While actor Robin Williams was one of the most successful comedians ever, he had struggled privately with crushing health and psychological issues.

Joan Rivers' insults made her a comedy icon, but the pressures of the job led to eating disorders, self-loathing and a deadly addiction to plastic surgery.

While actor Robin Williams was one of the most successful comedians ever, he had struggled privately with crushing health and psychological issues.

Joan Rivers' insults made her a comedy icon, but the pressures of the job led to eating disorders, self-loathing and a deadly addiction to plastic surgery.

Rosanne Barr made a name for herself by saying exactly what was on her mind, but that trait was also the leading factor in her the downfall of her career.

Chris Farley's long-time friends at Saturday Night Live did banded together to save the falling star as he struggled with addiction and self-image.