Scrappers - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

The Aluminum Job
Frankie's crew scores a big job, but a feud with the site boss almost kills it; Sal blows a fuse when a small job turns into a major pain.

Stadium Job
Frankie's crew fights to fit too-long railings in the van until Darren saves the day… almost. Sal calls in Dino and Mimmo on a brick job, but what seems like a jackpot turns into a roller-coaster day of triumphs and disasters.

Bike Job
A web guru puts Dino and Mimmo online; Frankie and Darren find porn; Sal's patience is tested by a deli freezer and truck-driving lessons for Greg.

The Slap Fight
Darren makes a mess while taking a boiler out of a building; a spat with Frankie turns into a slap fight; Sal tows his first car and smashes a Lexus.

Darren Turns Management
Frankie tests Darren by putting him in charge of Dino and Mimmo to scrap a huge old safe. Darren has his hands full trying to get the slaphappy duo to the scrapyard in time – and to make the yard pay them for the safe.

Sal's Sick Day
When Sal gets sick, Frankie's crew pitches in to cover his jobs – but Sal's truck turns out to be Frankie's worst nightmare. Meanwhile Posa takes charge of Dino and Mimmo for a pizza job that turns into a comedy of errors.

Holy Scrap!
Frankie finds treasure: a print of a famous painting that could buy him a scrapyard – if it can stand up to a Manhattan art expert.

Don Scrapperleoni
Strapped for wedding cash, Darren asks Frankie's blessing to scrap a car, but the job turns into a demolition derby. Sal scores with an antique chandelier – if he can face down a wily lamp dealer. Dino and Mimmo do Manhattan.

The Van
Frankie buys a van from client Adam – but when the deal turns hostile it could cost his crew their business. Sal expands his turf to Staten Island with disastrous results; and Dino and Mimmo try out business cards.

The Yard
Frankie needs cash to finally get a scrapyard – but when Posa tries to collect a debt from Sal, it escalates into all-out war. Darren's getting married – if he can survive a brow waxing, a lost ring, and way too many beers.
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