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"Nick" has the world's largest collection of memorabilia and props from the classic Spielberg movie, E.T. "Kristin" is a stay at home mom who is constantly on the hunt for Wonder Woman memorabilia to fill the secret room in her attic.
A “Jaws” film buff and a James Bond aficionado are profiled.
An expert Star Trek buff is featured.
“Chris” can’t stop collecting the Superman props, toys, costumes and memorabilia that crowd his one bedroom apartment and storage unit. Someone told him 20 years ago he looked like Christopher Reeve and he has dressed as Superman to earn tips from tourists on Hollywood Blvd ever since. But when the tips run short and his rent is due, Chris tries to raise quick cash by selling some of his rarest Superman collectibles to Dave Elkouby at Starworld, Hollywood’s premiere movie memorabilia store.
“Steve” spent 14 years filling his life and his parents basement with Harry Potter collectibles to escape a troubled adolescence. He even donned a Hogwart’s uniform and an English accent in an attempt to “be” Harry Potter. He now holds the Guinness World Record for the largest collection of Harry Potter movie memorabilia. But can he say goodbye to some of his most prized possessions to raise the money he needs to move to Los Angeles and achieve his dreams? Appraiser Brian Kathenes puts a price on the magical collection and Steve decides if he’s ready to sell.
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