Walt and Bryan audition the Secret Stash employees for a role in their new claymation film with friend and fellow podcaster Brian Quinn.

Walt and the others attend BronyCon, a convention for "My Little Pony" fans; a customer wants to sell a Godzilla board game from the 1970s.

A fan of "The Dukes of Hazzard" stops by to show off his collection of memorabilia; Walt encounters his first "brony."

An old pal inspires the gang to don their cowboy hats and journey back to the old Wild West. A customer comes in seeking an iconic ’80s comic.

Troma Entertainment co-founder Lloyd Kaufman and his crew put the guys through a grueling audition to see if they have what it takes to be in a Troma film.

Walt has a business proposition for original Ghostbuster, Ernie Hudson; a customer wants to sell cartoon shampoo bottles from the 1960s.

Jason Mewes brings his baby daughter to the Stash so she can meet the guys. Later, a customer sells a collection of comic-book Slurpee cups.

The guys bid on derelict storage units in hopes of striking it rich; Walt finds a fellow Elfquest fanatic.

Jason Mewes invites the guys to a Renaissance fair; a customer brings in a valuable item.

In the fifth-season finale, Phoenix Jones, a real-life superhero, visits the Stash and patrols Red Bank, N.J., with the guys. Later, Walt reminisces about an iconic Batman playset.

Ming battles a customer when a vintage 1980s Pac-Man game lands on the counter. A rare Beatles board game has the guys flipping their mop-tops!

The boys get a visit from Tom Cavanagh who plays Reverse Flash on _The Flash_ TV series. Walt sniffs out a Golden Age classic with _Human Torch #2_.

Burt Ward, the infamous Robin the Boy Wonder, reminisces about his time on the set of Batman. He also judges the Stash's Canine Cosplay contest.

Walt challenges Bryan, Ming and Mike to a Collingswood Flea Market selling contest. Items a plenty come in for sale, some good, some not so much. We're also treated to a masterclass from Rob Bruce.

The Stash sells an independent comic book so the guys can see a costumed M.M.A fight; Walt buys nostalgic underwear to use in a bet.

A fan sells a Mr. T backyard water game; Ming is inspired to have fun on a hot day; Walt risks the shop's street credibility.

The guys have the opportunity to buy a replica of the '66 Batcycle; a collection of Marvel fan magazines from the '70s.

The guys agree to baby-sit a friend's daughter for the afternoon; an Indiana Jones superfan has items from the films.

Butch Patrick (Eddie Munster) stops by the Stash; a rare Star Wars action figure.

Walt meets his match during a heated negotiation with actor Mike Colter (Luke Cage); a "legendary" video game becomes both Walt's trash and Ming's treasure.

The guys play charades with a comic-book theme, while Walt seizes an opportunity to purchase original artwork from a favorite artist.

A customer buys a gift for his father's 75th birthday; the Stash throws a party for Superman's 75th birthday.

Bored, Walt quizzes the guys on comic book trivia; a customer sells a Hellboy prop replica.

The co-creator of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Kevin Eastman, brings in early sketches of the turtles.

The guys and Bryan visit a "Jaws" museum; super-powered toilet paper comes through.