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Jon counts down the ten most disgusting bars he's rescued during the first three seasons of Bar Rescue.

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"Leader in education, pioneer in research, partner in regional development"

Two meatheads' tempers and testosterone threaten their friendship and their Houston bar, forcing Jon to address not only their management style, but their personal issues.
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New Name: Houston Sports Hub

Jon helps repair the strained relationship of two classically trained chefs who have a blue collar bar in desperate need of help.
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New Name: Hammer & Ales

St. Philip's Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina

Main villain: The Butcher
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A Little Bigger WordGirl: WordGirl is captured by Dr. Two-Brains. However, just when Two-Brains is about to shrink WordGirl to the size of a mouse, his plan backfires, and WordGirl becomes bigger, not smaller. Though her bigger size allows her to break free from Two-Brains, she quickly realizes that she can no longer control her super powers.

Main villain: Dr. Two-Brains
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May I Have a Word?: Bewilder

Main villain: Dr. Two-Brains
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May I Have a Word?: Doze

Jon tries to straighten out a former Philly detective who now owns a bar, and hits the bottle hard after years on the force.

Note: The owner's daughter joins Jon to watch the recon and provide inside information of the bar. This is the second episode where the epilogue states that a bar went through another change after Jon's visit . This led to the removal of Alleged Bar & Pizza.
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New Name: 2nd State Lounge/Alleged Bar & Pizza

Surveillance on a golf-themed bar reveals terrible sanitary conditions and incompetence in the kitchen, which is run by the owner's friend, that threaten to ruin the owner's investment, unless Jon can get the borderline-oblivious owner to take control and fix things up.
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New Name: Brew U

Jon learns that a North Carolina nightclub has an immature and partying manager who is refilling premium liquor bottles with cheap alcohol, and must get the owner to hold him and his employees accountable to save his bar.
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New Name: Duæl Ultra Nightclub

A third genration bar owner of a respected Milwaukee family is living off his parents and sister, so Jon teams with the owner's sister to get him to actually manage the bar, while convincing his father to stop taking their money before the family's legacy is permanently ruined.

Note: Jon brings in the owner's sister, who also runs a bar, to watch the recon and help her brother.
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New Name: Nick's House

Jon must make a members-only club into an asset, but has trouble with a carefree owner and his aloof son, bartenders who over-pour, a manager who is set to take over but has little power, and a raccoon infestation that poses a major health hazard.

Note: After turning the bar around, Jon was presented with a raccoon hat and a membership card for the bar.
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New Name: Johnson County Line

Accordion to Tradition / Can't Touch This

Chyangthapu village, Yangrop Thum, Limbuwan, East Nepal

Main villain: The Whammer
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May I Have a Word?: Bewilder

Jon visits a failing Maryland tavern where the owners and staff are reluctant to let go of the cheesy pirate theme, despite it slowly killing the business.

Note: For the recon in this episode, Jon brought in the owners of The Chicken Bone, featured in the seventh episode of season 1. This is the first bar to change back to its old name and theme. During the Back to the Bar special, the bar is shown to be failing badly and requests a re-rescue. However, Jon is not sure he is willing to do it due to the disrespect the owners showed him but will consider it for the sake of their daughter.
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New Name: The Corporate Bar & Grill

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Jon must teach owners how to promote their business and update their décor and standards, when their fledging nightclub becomes a hazard due to the owners misguided decision to adopt a 18 and over policy, bringing unruly teens, and a bar so dirty it attracts fruit flies and mosquitos.

Note: This episode premiered on the Spike app as a sneak preview before its actual airing.
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New Name: P's & Q's Auto Body

Motivating the inattentive owner of a failing Portland music venue that has an ant infestation.
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New Name: Panic Room

Mestach at the 2011 Fed Cup semifinals in Belgium

It's Your Party and I'll Cry If I Want To: Becky discovers that Violet and Scoops were invited to Katy's birthday party while she wasn't, and she can't help but feel a little left out. When Tobey sends his robots out on a citywide rampage, destroying everything in their path, Becky realizes she might not be the only one who wasn't on Katy's invite list.
News Girl / Diorama Drama: The Scene of the Crime

Main villain: Victoria Best
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May I Have a Word?: Collection

Jon tries to help fix a Portland bar with a owner and his step-daughter who don't work together, and criticize each other and the staff, while also dealing with a very stubborn chef.

Note: The stepfather joins Jon to watch the recon.
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New Name: Over Easy Bar & Breakfast

Jon tries to calm the sparks between three loud-mouthed firefighting brothers struggling to keep their Queens bar afloat, who are more concerned about who gets the last word rather than manage things such as quality control and holding the staff accountable.

Note: For the recon, Jon brought in the co-owners of The Bungalow Bar , featured in the Hurricane Sandy special.
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New Name: Jack's Fire Dept.

When a personal feud between twin brothers threatens the future of the bar they own, one brother's son calls Jon in to save the business.

Note: The son of one brother, who is also the nephew of the other brother, works with Jon ahead of time to give him inside information on the bar's problems in addition to watching the recon.
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New Name: BARcode

Jon tries to save a roach-infested bar and deals with a stubborn owner.

Note: Instead of doing the recon, Jon and his experts acommpany Nicole instead of having her go in alone after reviewing the customer's point of view in addition to a disturbing concert that took place that night. This is one of the few rescues where Jon did not thank the owner for his help.
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New Name: Metal and Lace

Jon must help retired professional baseball player turned bar owner Dan Serafini be a leader when he allows his staff to be over intoxicated and give away all his profits.
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New Name: Oak Tavern

It's Your Party and I'll Cry If I Want To / Becky's Bad-itude

Jon has a lot of work to do when he helps an owner and his frat brother friends who recently purchased a hangout notorious for bartenders who drink on the job and for serving people with fake I.D.s.
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New Name: The Annex

Jon must give a bar a major overhaul, from the staff to the name, when a tax-accountant-turned-owner bought it and the bad reputation and that it gained a few years back, whilst dealing with bartenders who spend more time drinking and creating drama, and one of the worst locations he's dealt with.
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New Name: The Wildcatter Saloon

Jagiellonia Białystok Sportowa Spółka Akcyjna

A motorsports bar's female-unfriendly theme and its employees' vulgar behavior - including heavy drinking on the job and display of a sex doll - prompt Jon to push the owner to reassert control over the business.
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New Name: Garnet Lounge

Rape, murder, kidnapping, robbery, assault

Jon faces off with an over-indulgent, out-of-control lakeside bar owner who drinks constantly, gives away products, and displays reckless behavior, which drives their customers away. It's not helped by the fact that the other two owners take a backseat in managing the business and allow him to get away with this behavior

Note: While watching the recon, Jon sends his experts to inform the owner he isn't coming to the bar that night.

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New Name: Lake Marie Lodge

บางกอกกล๊าส เอฟซี

Jon returns to bars with the most hot-headed owners to see if they continued to fail or succeed without him.

This is an intercollege cultural festival.

Jon counts down the ten toughest rescues he's undertaken during the first three seasons of Bar Rescue.

Jon has a long list to complete at Cheviot when he helps a bar owner who is too busy with his jobs to keep his Irish-German pub in check and has over $800,000 in loans that his family doesn't know about.
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New Name: The Public House

Scottish Parliament constituencies and regions

Chevrolet S-10 EVChevrolet Blazer / GMC Jimmy / Opel BlazerOldsmobile Bravada

Jon looks to save Las Vegas' first gay nightclub from its verbally abusive and intoxicated owner.

Note: This is the first episode whose epilogue specifically states that the bar has closed down since Jon's visit. In this case, the owner expressed his belief that the overhaul was a mistake, then closed the bar two days after its relaunch.
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New Name: SBLV

When an owner's heavy drinking and loud antics threaten the bar's fortune, Jon must get the owner's brother and his best friend, who together hold a majority stake, to overrule him and act to save the bar.

Note: Two of the three co-owners join Jon to watch the recon of this bar. This is also the first episode where he performed a hostile takeover.
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New Name: Sorties Tavern

Finding a hookah bar plagued by unsanitary smoking equipment, putrid odors, an inexperienced manager, and an owner who lets his staff run wild, Jon wonders if the bar's concept can ever turn a profit.
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New Name: Taza Nightclub

Main villain: Chuck, the Evil Sandwich Making Guy
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May I Have a Word?: Perspire

Royally Framed / WordGirl vs. Tobey vs. the Dentist

Jon faces the triple challenge of rebuilding a successful bar that was nearly destroyed by Hurricane Sandy, getting the five brothers who own it to set aside their disagreements, and retraining staff members who are long out of practice.

Note: For this episode, the staff training and stress test were done at a bar in Manhattan, since the Bungalow Bar was undergoing extensive reconstruction. Prior to the grand re-opening, the owners of Turtle Bay visited to present the staff with a new set of souvenir cups and T-shirts and a $5,000 donation. As Jon prepared to leave, the owners presented him with an autographed picture of an American flag raised amid Hurricane Sandy's floodwaters, framed with wood taken from the portions of the Rockaway Beach boardwalk that were destroyed in the storm. This is also the first bar that was not a failure prior to an overhaul, but a way for Jon to give back to his community.
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New Name: Bungalow Bar & Restaurant

Jon returns to Second Base after it goes under for a second time, and finds that saving it again may prove to be more difficult than he previously thought.

Note: This is the third episode where the owner watches the recon with Jon. The episode premiered online, on the Spike app and on-demand prior to its airing. For the recon, Jon brought in Sarah Colonna and the bar's previous expert Joseph Brooke. Originally going to be the first re-rescue, after the owner refused to put $30,000 of his own money into the concept Jon was originally going to plan , Jon walked out. However, Jon will help the bartenders and the manager find new jobs because he still believes in them, but not the owner.
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New Name: N/A

A former Navy man who can't run his bar properly and lets his partner/musician run wild has Jon doing a serious tactic in an attempt to save the owner's bar.
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New Name: America Live

One eccentric wine bar owner is too occupied to notice his business is withering on the vine.
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New Name: Pacific Coast Wine Bar

Promotional art for Batman: Vengeance of Bane #1 .

Location of the Silesian Voivodeship within Poland .

Jon counts down the ten angriest moments he's encountered during the first three seasons of Bar Rescue.

Rowdy customers at a New York sports bar attack Taffer's crew when they discover they are being served cheap booze at premium prices, prompting Jon to teach the importance of serving quality drinks and maintaining crowd control, but first must contend with an owner whose constant drinking and refusal to take any responsibility for his actions drives his staff to the breaking point.

Note: The original airing featured Jon telling the customers the owners ripped them off for pouring cheap drinks in liquor bottles which caused a fight to breakout after one owner fights with a customer. After the episode aired, the re-run version edit this portion out.
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New Name: SOYO

Jon heads to New Orleans to give a recently opened bar a major overhaul when he notices no identity, lackluster management and questionable food practices.

Note: For the recon in this episode, Jon brought in the bar manager and kitchen manager of The Black Sheep , featured in the sixth episode of season 2.
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New Name: Spirits On Bourbon

Jon heads to California to help a bar whose general manager has been so hands off, he's caused so many problems that badly affected the owner's reputation.
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New Name: Racks Billiards & Bourbon

McGrady in December 2006, during his tenure with the Houston Rockets.

A family-owned bar faces shutdown due to a son's excessive drinking and resulting bad management, which leads to a sticky and unclean bar, a staff with no leadership, and questionable decision making. Jon must determine if the son can clean up his act and lead the bar, or if his family should take him off management.

Note: This episode debuted on Amazon Prime, the Spike app and on-demand prior to its airing.
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New Name: The Lister

*Azerbaijani
*Bakhtiari
*Khorasani
*Southern
*Gilak
*Gazvini
*Kurdish
*Hamedani

Yellow jersey with yellow shorts, yellow socks

इन्दिरा प्रियदर्शिनी गान्धी (Devanāgarī)

Jon heads to Massachusetts to help a failing garage themed bar that includes poor decoration placement, an owner who treat his employees as friends and can't have a liquor license due to two of the owners having past D.U.I.
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New Name: Octane

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Jon must deflate the ego of a passionate Puerto Rican bar owner whose constant berating, boisterous personality, and focusing more on DJ-ing, is not just turning the staff against him, but his own sons as well.
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New Name: Tres Cuartos

Alexander Siddig and Iddo Goldberg help Jon rescue a Moroccan bar with an identity crisis, due the exterior and interior's conflicting designs. The designs are the least of his worries however, when he discovers a staff untrained in Moroccan foods and a chef who has no cleaning standards.

Note: This episode premiered an hour early as the lead-in for the Spike miniseries Tut which featured Siddig and Goldberg who both did recon on the bar. Due to the extensive redesign work needed, the stress test and the training took place at Friar Tucks
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New Name: Menara

Idrottsföreningen Kamraterna, Helsingfors

John Caldwell Calhoun by Mathew Brady, 1849

First One to Win, Wins: At the Botsford house, TJ has turned everything into an impossible competition, causing Becky to grow more and more frustrated every time she loses. When the Butcher steals Mrs. Von Hoosinghaus' prize poodle, Becky is eager to suit up as WordGirl and finally claim victory.

Chevrolet S-10 Blazer / GMC S15 JimmyGMC SycloneGMC TyphoonOldsmobile Bravada

Main villain: Theodore “Tobey” MacCallister III
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Judging Butcher: Becky's best friend Violet may be great at drawing and painting, but when it comes to singing, well, let's just say it isn't her forte. But when Violet tells Becky that she is going to audition for The City's Got Too Much Talent, Becky doesn't have the heart to tell her it isn't a good idea. To make things even worse, the show has a new judge - The Butcher! Instead of slinging sausages at WordGirl and Huggy, the Butcher is running eager contestants through a verbal meat grinder.

†† - This is the second episode that uses this word, .
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May I Have a Word?: Doze

Jon tries to help two siblings who are wasting their father's retirement with a rickety mechanical bull, get hold of their inexperienced, over-pouring bartenders, and help them recover from a family loss that had the owners closing the kitchen, in a New England whaling community.

Note: This is the first episode where the owner watches the recon of the bar with Jon.
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New Name: Libad's Seaside Tavern

A Curious Case of Curiosity / There's No V in Team

Jon enforces tough love when a live music bar owner is more concerned with the spirit of wonderment than appealing to her trendy Chicago community.

Note: For the recon, Jon brought in the owners from The Blue Frog 22 , featured in the sixth episode of season 1.
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New Name: \'clear bär\

Jon helps a once iconic bar that suffers from the owner being neglectful and blaming his inexperienced staff for the problems.
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New Name: N/A

When a once successful bar suffers from an owner blindsiding his partner by offering free drinks and harassing women, Jon must get the partner to set him straight before the bar shuts down.

Note: This is the first episode where the bar reverted back to its old name at the end of the episode.
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New Name: Sheer

*Mangalore International Airport
*Chennai International Airport
*Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport
*Dubai International Airport
*Kuala Lumpur International Airport
*Tiruchirapalli International Airport

Main villain: Chuck, the Evil Sandwich Making Guy
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May I Have a Word?: Elegant

Jon must humble an arrogant and condescending U.S. Marine/bar owner who bulldogs his employees and fails to capture the local military personnel due to poor design choices.
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New Name: 22 Klicks

A Staten Island bar that is overrun by a biker gang who are cooking their own food and getting their drinks, due to the owner's inability to stand up to them. Jon must help the owners build the courage to take back their bar and return to their glory days.
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New Name: 5th & Vine

*Venom gives superhuman strength and endurance
*Trained mercenary
*Highly skilled hand-to-hand combatant
*Accelerated healing factor
*Genius-level intellect
*Pychic mind reading ability
*Fluent in Spanish and German

Composer, Pedagogue, Writer, Doctor in Philosophy

Main villain: Dr. Two-Brains
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Ears to You: Mr. Big is up to his mind-control tricks once again, this time through the use of some ultra adorable Squishy Bunny Ears. When Becky sees the Ears for sale, she scoffs, "Who wants to wear those?" Turns out, Mr. Botsford does, and as soon as he puts them on, he causes a citywide craze. People start buying up all of Mr. Big's Squishy Bunny Ears. It's BUN-demonium.

Out-of-control bartenders are too busy dancing on the bar to pour drinks and drive away women, and Jon must get the husband and wife owners and general manager to regain control of their staff and put an end to the staff's partying ways.
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New Name: Ele

* Kim Rodriguez
* Kiko Estrada
* Gwen Zamora
* Christian Bautista

† - This is the second episode that uses this word, .
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May I Have a Word?: Imitate

Guess Who's Coming to Thanksgiving Dinner / Judging Butcher

Jon gets more than he bargains for when he has a face off with a very prideful and stubborn owner who is desperate to keep his bar alive after a car crash a few years back ruined its success when his old staff failed to control it while he was recovering.
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New Name: Solids & Stripes

Jon tries to save a marriage and a bar by splitting one bar into two, but has trouble with an inexperienced staff, including a good, but frustrated cook, and the husband not doing anything to help. First time the landlord and rival business owner appear as part of the recon team.
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New Name: St. Michelle's Beach Club

Main villain: Energy Monster
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Diorama Drama: The Scene of the Crime:

A castle-shaped bar with an owner who has anger management issues and is pushing staff to their breaking point, unless Jon can get him to curb his temper.

Note: Jon brought in comedian Doug Stanhope to watch the recon.
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New Name: Stein Haus Brau and Brats

When a mother's bad habits get in the way of her relationship with her son and running their bar, Jon must convince her to give up her habits before the damage is done.
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New Name: The Local

Ram Singh ; other adult defendants sentenced to death by hanging; juvenile defendant sentenced to three years in a reform facility

"The photorealistic quality of P.T.s singular, tormented hallway lulls one into a familiar and emotionally disarming place. We've all been in a hallway like that. We've all wondered if something was around the corner. In P.T., there is."

Main villain: Dr. Two-Brains
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May I Have a Word?: Elegant

Jon tries to save a New Jersey bar whose owner's short temper leads him to fight with customers and drive business away.

Note: This episode, filmed in 2010, originally served as the pilot prior to the show's premiere one year later.
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New Name: V Bar

Main villain: Lady Redundant Woman and Royal Dandy
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WordGirl vs. Tobey vs. the Dentist:

Jon visits an outdated college sports bar with an owner who is more interested in managing his fantasy football team than running a business and must get the owner's partner to take control.

Note: For the recon, Jon brought in Y-100 DJs Nick and Mack.
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New Name: The Hot Rock

Backyard Camping / Castle! Dungeon! Fortress! So?

* Consensus second-team All-American
* 2× First-team All-ACC
* ACC Co-Defensive Player of the Year
* Particpating in 2015 Pan American Games

Main villain: The Butcher and Kid Potato
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The Power of Whamship:

Jon's attempts to refurbish a former strip-club-turned-bar in California are complicated by an untrained staff, a head bartender who steals from the till, and a kitchen serving dangerously undercooked food.

Note: This episode was dedicated to Yvette Taffer , Jon Taffer's mother.
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New Name: Weber's Rum Bar & Grill

A pub in California, with a tough and rude manager and owners who won't do anything about it, gets help from Jon.
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New Name: Breakwall

Jon deals with a Yankee family who is having trouble adapting to a more Dixie environment, mostly because the brother is a hot-head who verbally insults his family and staff, and the other members wear ridiculous costumes to support one of the worst concepts Jon has seen to date. The episode also had a flashback to the infamous Piratz Tavern episode.

Note: During the Back to the Bar special, it was shown that not only is Moonrunners successful, they are scouting out a second location for a franchise.
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New Name: Moonrunners Saloon

Jon is joined by celebrity guests Maria Menounos and Adam Carolla as he takes over a failing sports bar, wrangles with an incompetent owner, whose father owns the building as a whole, and undertrained staff.

Note: Menounos and her fiancé/AfterBuzzTV co-creator Kevin Undergaro go undercover for the recon of this bar.
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New Name: Agave Junction Cantina

A Tennessee bar without a liquor license has severe sanitation problems in the kitchen and basement, female bartenders who routinely flash their breasts at customers, and an owner who has a reputation for ingenuity yet leaves all the hands-on work to his wife.

Note: Big Smo, who once performed at this bar, joins Jon to watch the recon. He later appeared during the grand re-opening of the bar's new name.
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New Name: Bottles & Cans

Main villain: Granny May
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Can't Touch This:

Jon must mend the relationship between the owners and their father, who's fed up with the staff's unruly behavior, but can't do anything since the owners are too lenient and refuse to fire them. However, when one of the employees causes a disaster in the kitchen, Jon must convince them otherwise.
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New Name: The Shot Exchange

Main villain: Ms. Question
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There's No V in Team:

Jon goes to Baltimore to help two frat brother owners who don't know how to properly run a bar, including one whose arrogant and abrasive attitude has cost them key staff members.

Note: This is the second bar to not have either a stress test or a soft opening; the bar was structurally unsound.
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New Name: Murphy's Law

*Classical
*Folk
*Orchestra
*Jazz
*Pop
*Rock and alternative
*Hip hop

Jon must turn the luck of four Irish sisters whose constant bickering and lack of management has caused their San Francisco bar to take a downturn.

Note: Director of San Francisco Ent. Commission Jocelyn Kane and Senior Construction Manager Jeff Haywood watch the recon with Jon.
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New Name: Patriot House

When the owner's drinking and behavior toward women threatens to shut down a long-running dive bar, Jon must get his daughter to step up and take over.
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New Name: The O.P

When an owner's early success goes to his head and causes him to get drunk and let the staff become divided, Jon must get him back to reality before his once successful bar closes down.

Note: For the recon in this episode, Jon brought in the owner and general manager of Angel's Sports Bar , featured in the first episode of season 1. Extremes also appeared in season 4 and was originally going to be the first re-rescue.
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New Name: Second Base

Jon has more than just a bar to fix when he helps a couple, the husband of which is belligerent, insulting to customers, and doesn't know how to make proper drinks, which threatens to derail everything they worked hard for.

Note: This is the fourth bar that reverted back to its name at the end of the episode.
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New Name: Rocket Room 6

Maria Menounos joins Jon at a Los Angeles bar where a million dollar debt and business decisions, including slashing inventory and staff overhauls, have divided a family.

Note: @midnight co-creators Jon Zimelis and Jason Nadler join Jon and Maria for the recon on this bar.
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New Name: LA Brew. Co

Main villain: Energy Monster
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Castle! Dungeon! Fortress! So?:

Jon has serious work to do in Florida, when the owner's lack of a backbone has not only allowed staff members to walk all over him, but also caused short tempers with other staff and a bar that's slowly falling apart.
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New Name: Bamboo Beach Club & Tiki Bar

Gary Roberts, President and CEO; Frank L. Christianson, CFO; Don Carlos Edwards, Founder

A Few Words from WordGirl: The school is gearing up for Inspiration Day, and since WordGirl's heroic actions always uplift the town's citizens, the Principal asks WordGirl to make the keynote speech at the event. WordGirl agrees but immediately begins to feel the pressure. People are expecting a lot from her speech, and even though she can always be counted on to provide a word's definition.
First One to Win, Wins / A Little Bigger WordGirl

Jon helps a baseball player turned owner update his dive bar, but not without some opposition.

Note: This is the first bar to not have either a stress test or a soft opening. It is also the second bar to revert back to its old name during the epilogue, when the owner changed the name of "Canyon Saloon" back to the "Canyon Inn".
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New Name: The Canyon Saloon

Jon counts down the ten worst owners he's encountered during the first three seasons of Bar Rescue.

Jon must do a reality check on a bar whose oblivious owner, ill-conceived death metal theme, and filthy bathrooms are driving away the college-age crowd.

Note: For this episode, Jon's experts assess the problems in the bar without him being there. He stays outside and watches footage of their visit, then enters the next morning after the staff has cleaned the bar.
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New Name: Havana Cabana

Main villain: Theodore “Tobey” MacCallister III
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Becky's Bad-itude: Not only are Vanilly and Billy a pair of outer space rock 'n roll ninjas, they're the stars of the most popular TV show at Becky's school, and anybody who is anybody is has tickets to their concert. Thanks to Mr. Botsford, Becky has tickets, too - to The Squishy Funbots Rollerama. At the concert, Becky, embarrassed, tries her hardest not to be seen, but when Dr. Two-Brains crashes the Funbots concert, WordGirl must come out of hiding.

Jon confronts a bar owner's adult grandchildren, whose lax oversight of inventory and money handling have brought the bar close to failure.

Note: This is the second episode where the bar owner watches the recon with Jon.
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New Name: Bacon Bar

Main villain: Dr. Two-Brains
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Kid Math: Part 2: Becky Botsford is trying to teach Rex what it really means to be a superhero, that it is about protecting the town's citizens, not just defeating villains. And Rex's re-education isn't exactly going as planned.

*Dastgah
*Radif
*Iranian musical instruments

Jon has some major hurdles to get over to rebuild a once popular bar, which fell from grace due to a recent change in laws, but has fierce resistance with regular customers who scare away women.
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New Name: Power Plant

Jon tries to navigate a turbulent partnership between an ex-pilot, his ex-girlfriend and the other partner, whose relationship is affecting the business of the bar due to the owner's inability to move on with his relationship with his ex, who does nothing and takes advantage of him.
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New Name: Money Bar

Jon helps two club promoters who took over a once popular bar whose reputation is badly tarnished by not just a murder that took place a few years back, but also poor management, declining conditions, and a promoter who brings the wrong people.
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New Name: Aura Nightclub

"P.T. stands on its own. It's a novella or a short story, not a chapter out of a longer work. It's a form that hasn't really existed in video games before."

Note: This is the first and only segment that doesn't include any villains.
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The Smile Collector:

Jon works with a nice but passive owner whose poor decisions, including putting in a controversial animal crane game, and her ignorant manager, has caused her bar to hit the rocks.
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New Name: Lona's City Limits Cantina

Guess Who's Coming to Thanksgiving Dinner: After an unfortunate turn of events at the grocery store, Tobey and his mother become the guests of honor at the Botsford's Thanksgiving dinner. Becky is less than thrilled to be sharing a table with her one of her secret nemeses, and Tobey would rather be spending Thanksgiving with WordGirl

Jon goes to work at a reformed night club that used to cater to an older crowd, but was forced to accommodate to the younger, more hyper customers. The security poses massive issues of safety while the bartenders' service suffers.
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New Name: N/A

Captain Rambahadur Limbu VC, MVO in 1984

*Calicut International Airport
*Cochin International Airport
*Trivandrum International Airport

Jon must help a sports bar's owner and staff overcome long-held infighting, poor training, and a lack of publicity and promotion in order to succeed against the local competition.
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New Name: Badlands Country Nightclub

Cover art as published on the PlayStation Network

Jon battles a management-heavy staff that disrespects their owner at a suburban Chicago sports bar with their attitudes and constant arguing.
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New Name:

Jon butts heads with a self-proclaimed nightlife expert who is troubled by mounting debt, an inflated ego, a chauvinistic attitude towards women, and poor design choices.
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New Name: 38th Floor

* 7× NBA All-Star
* 2× All-NBA First Team
* 3× All-NBA Second Team
* 2× All-NBA Third Team
* 2× NBA scoring champion
* NBA Most Improved Player
* CBA All-Star

Main villain: Mr. Big
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May I Have a Word?: Apprehend

Jon goes to Philadelphia to help a one-time chef regain his confidence and backbone in his failing pub.
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New Name: N/A

Hamburgers, Fries, Shakes, and other fast food. Famous for their fry sauce.

Jon must put an end to a feud between two owners, whose bitter resentment towards each other is allowing their staff to get away with theft, drinking on the job, and constant fighting at their failing sports bar. Note: This is the first time a female chef expert is helping with the food aspect of a bar.
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New Name: The Comeback

Anything You Can Yell, I Can Yell Louder

Machilipatnam, Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh, India

Jon encounters poor food service, tacky decor, and deep distrust between employees and management as he tries to save a Halloween/horror-themed bar run by two former rockers.
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New Name: The End

Jon visits a failing beachfront bar with a rodent problem and is brought to tears upon discovering what the owners have endured.

Note: The recon for this episode was done by Jon and his experts. This is the first time Jon did the recon of a bar.
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New Name: Bonny and Read's

A Las Vegas bar owner tries to pick up Nicole, leaving Jon in a frenzy and tough predicament. He also has to get the owner's partner to become a manager, get a new sound to attract more people and loosen gambling rules in their games.
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New Name: Bar 702

สโมสรฟุตบอลบางกอกกล๊าส

Jon must help an Irish bar owner, who acts more like an employee and is withholding employee paychecks to keep the business afloat to reignite his spirit plan before the staff quits for good.
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New Name: Campbell's Irish Pub

Jon has his work cut out for him when he confronts an owner whose bad decisions and inability to trust his manager threaten to ruin his bar and finances.
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New Name: The Bone

Jon heads to the Arizona desert to help a family-owned bar whose members drink on the job and allow running motorcycles and horses inside, creating health hazards for the customers.
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New Name: Chilleen's on 17

Jon uses the help of an owner's ex-wife/former manager to help turn a bar around, due to the owner's bitter attitude and constant tendency to blame his ex-wife with all the problems.
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New Name: Osteria Calabria

Kid Math: Part 1: Turns out there's a new kid superhero in Fair City - Kid Math! From the planet Hexagon! And because he is from another planet, he is a little... well... clueless as to how to be a superhero on the planet Earth. He doesn't really understand the whole secret identity thing, and his crime fighting methods are a bit strange.

Jon recruits the bar's bartenders to get inside help about the bar's problems and must get the manager to stop treating the place like a romantic playground, while convincing the owner to go more hands on with his business.
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New Name: N/A

Main villain: The Whammer and Invisi-Bill

Jon journeys to a comedy club, where he must assist the business with achieving more laughter and securing a larger amount of profit from the customers. Reverted back to original name of Stand Up Scottsdale.
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New Name: The Laugh Factory

Jon faces off with an owner who is lecherous and disrespectful towards women patrons, treats his wife/general manager with little respect, and gives away his products, after he crosses the line with one of his experts.
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New Name: Thirsty's Roadside Bar

President of the Indian National Congress

Arguments and fights among a bar's owners and staff leave Jon wondering if he even wants to attempt to rescue it.

Note: After breaking up a fight and witnessing the owners arguing and abusing the staff members, Jon advised the owners to seek professional counseling and left without completing the rescue. He stated that he did not want his name associated with the bar, as it would ruin his reputation, and felt that any changes he made to the bar would quickly be undone by the owners. This is the first time in his career that he has walked away from a bar rescue.
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New Name: N/A

Jon tries to get two partying sisters to stop binge drinking in order to save a biker bar.
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New Name: Handlebar and Grill

When America's first karaoke bar is facing closure, Jon decides to go hands on to help this historic establishment.
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New Name: N/A

Chairperson of the Senate Committee on Finance
from South Carolina's 6th congressional district

My Dad, My Teacher, My Dad, My Teacher / The Power of Whamship

When brothers who own a legendary pub feud over how management is running it, Jon must step in and get them on the same page.
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New Name: N/A

Main villain: Theodore "Tobey" MacCallister III
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May I Have a Word?: Wedged