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On a road trip across the American Midwest, Bohus and Shaun discover a Magnavox Odyssey, the world's first commercial video game; they set out on a hunt for missing parts they need to sell the game as a complete package.

Bohus and Shaun take the world's first talking pinball machine to Dallas for restoration, where they find some rare vintage tech and search for deals at a liquidation sale.

During a road trip in Southern California, Bohus and Shaun find a vintage jukebox in need of repair and take it to Los Angeles to have it restored; in Los Angeles they hunt for vintage tech at local flea markets and an e-waste recycling facility.

Bohus and Shaun attend a rare space memorabilia auction in Dallas.

Bohus and Shaun find a vintage slot car kit at a flea market in Illinois.

Bohus and Shaun search for a vintage coin op and wind up in the Sanfilippo estate.

Bohus and Shaun find a rare British electric car in Ontario.

Bohus and Shaun stop at a 90-mile-long yard sale and a multimillion-dollar collection, which includes rare, mint-condition microcars.

Bohus and Shaun search for vintage tech along the back roads of Nova Scotia.

Bohus and Shaun search a New Jersey barn.

Bohus and Shaun find an Apple II computer and learn that it could be worth more than they realize.

Bohus and Shaun travel to Ontario to get a dolphin ride restored and find some deals along the way.

Shaun and Bohus travel to Brooklyn to have an old neon sign brought back to life; while they wait, they hunt through New York Citys trash and discover New Yorkers throw out some really cool stuff.

After picking through a barn in Upstate New York, Shaun and Bohus head north of the border to attend a boat show in Muskoka, Ontario; they get more than they expected, including a joyride in a vintage amphibious car.