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A cab driver turned ice cream entrepreneur comes up with the idea to mix name brand candy into high quality ice cream to create new novel flavors. After opening an ice cream shop to share his mix-in creations, his concept skyrockets when two lifelong friends catapult the trend, introducing their imaginative ice cream flavors pre-mixed into pints available at grocery stores nationwide. The mix-in phenomenon quickly spreads, reaching major fast-food chains around the globe.

During the mid-20th century, two unlikely characters find themselves in competition to simplify the lives of homemakers across the country by creating a tasty but easy boxed cake-mix. America's sweetheart and the original foodie go head-to-head to make baking easy.

When a peg leg pistol, dinosaur bone and a tigers eye skull, promising to ward off aliens, comes into the shop, will the guys sail away with the pistol or dig deep for dinosaurs? Because you never know what's going to walk in the door.

Things get scary, when a seller comes in with a letter from Stephen King. Will all work and no play make Corey a dull boy? Then, Chum gets a sweet lesson when he checks out signed Steve Aoki merchandise. Will the offer be a piece of cake, or will he be left waiting for the drop? Meanwhile, Corey pays lip service to a Harrison family tradition when a James Bond poster comes in. Does he spy a deal? And later, Rick's seeing stars as he heads to the range to check out a weapon that inspired Han Solo's blaster.

On a 100-acre property in Arkansas, Mike falls hard for a midget race car with a Knucklehead motor and prize-winning pedigree.

In the California desert, the Wolfe brothers comb through a late photographer's eclectic hide-away and enter a sprawling ranch that's home to a must-have holy neon beacon.

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A cab driver turned ice cream entrepreneur comes up with the idea to mix name brand candy into high quality ice cream to create new novel flavors. After opening an ice cream shop to share his mix-in creations, his concept skyrockets when two lifelong friends catapult the trend, introducing their imaginative ice cream flavors pre-mixed into pints available at grocery stores nationwide. The mix-in phenomenon quickly spreads, reaching major fast-food chains around the globe.

During the mid-20th century, two unlikely characters find themselves in competition to simplify the lives of homemakers across the country by creating a tasty but easy boxed cake-mix. America's sweetheart and the original foodie go head-to-head to make baking easy.

When a peg leg pistol, dinosaur bone and a tigers eye skull, promising to ward off aliens, comes into the shop, will the guys sail away with the pistol or dig deep for dinosaurs? Because you never know what's going to walk in the door.

On a 100-acre property in Arkansas, Mike falls hard for a midget race car with a Knucklehead motor and prize-winning pedigree.

In the California desert, the Wolfe brothers comb through a late photographer's eclectic hide-away and enter a sprawling ranch that's home to a must-have holy neon beacon.

Things get scary, when a seller comes in with a letter from Stephen King. Will all work and no play make Corey a dull boy? Then, Chum gets a sweet lesson when he checks out signed Steve Aoki merchandise. Will the offer be a piece of cake, or will he be left waiting for the drop? Meanwhile, Corey pays lip service to a Harrison family tradition when a James Bond poster comes in. Does he spy a deal? And later, Rick's seeing stars as he heads to the range to check out a weapon that inspired Han Solo's blaster.

A cab driver turned ice cream entrepreneur comes up with the idea to mix name brand candy into high quality ice cream to create new novel flavors. After opening an ice cream shop to share his mix-in creations, his concept skyrockets when two lifelong friends catapult the trend, introducing their imaginative ice cream flavors pre-mixed into pints available at grocery stores nationwide. The mix-in phenomenon quickly spreads, reaching major fast-food chains around the globe.

During the mid-20th century, two unlikely characters find themselves in competition to simplify the lives of homemakers across the country by creating a tasty but easy boxed cake-mix. America's sweetheart and the original foodie go head-to-head to make baking easy.

When a peg leg pistol, dinosaur bone and a tigers eye skull, promising to ward off aliens, comes into the shop, will the guys sail away with the pistol or dig deep for dinosaurs? Because you never know what's going to walk in the door.

In the California desert, the Wolfe brothers comb through a late photographer's eclectic hide-away and enter a sprawling ranch that's home to a must-have holy neon beacon.

A century-old Italian grocery store turned time capsule features an early 20th century delivery truck and a secret crypt that's calling Mike's name.

Rick sees red when a Rolex Submariner hits the counter. Will his offer make a splash, or is it just a waste of time? Meanwhile, Corey gets slap happy over a hockey stick signed by Paul Newman. Can he score a deal, or will he be iced out? Next, Chum and Santos are sweet on a set of Mr. Softee trading cards. And later, Rick tries not to explode with joy when he heads to the range to check out a set of Bolivian thunder mugs.

When a seller strolls in with a collection of action figures signed by the cast of "The Walking Dead", will Chum bite? Then, Corey is too cool when a "Rock n Roll High School" poster comes into the shop. Will this deal be music to his ears, or will the beat fall flat? Next, Chum tries to catch an unusual Pok mon card. Will he succeed, or make a ghastly error? And later, Rick and Corey head to the range to check out an 18th century cannon. Will this negotiation end with a bang, or fizzle out?

In the heart of beer country, the Wolfe brothers find the motherlode of breweriana, the granddaddy of all pinball machines, and Elvis inside a Milwaukee collector's suburban home. Down the road, Mike and Robbie make a return pilgrimage to an Illinois honey hole to dig through five generations of history in a century-old mansion full of treasure.

The guys pick the collection of a reclusive and mysterious businessman named "the Colonel," who has gone to great lengths to keep his identity a secret.

Rick sees red when a Rolex Submariner hits the counter. Will his offer make a splash, or is it just a waste of time? Meanwhile, Corey gets slap happy over a hockey stick signed by Paul Newman. Can he score a deal, or will he be iced out? Next, Chum and Santos are sweet on a set of Mr. Softee trading cards. And later, Rick tries not to explode with joy when he heads to the range to check out a set of Bolivian thunder mugs.