The Science Channel Clips
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Get to the Point
Oddities (01:33)
A sideshow performer checkd out some sharp, pointy, and painful objects for his act, and shows Ryan one of his death-defying stunts. Don't try this at home!
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Alligator Boy
Oddities (01:45)
An Obscura customer brings in a curious object: a conjoined alligator boy. But is it the real deal?
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A sculptor and metalsmith who creates art with found objects has a vintage gurney that intrigue Mike and Evan.
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It's not that easy to find the perfect "creepy dental piece" for a customer, but Mike and Evan have found it: a steampunk-inspired machine that stuns their client! Will they take vampire fangs in trade?
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Giraffe Lamp
Oddities (01:25)
Obscura customer Eric, brings in a lamp made from a giraffe's leg. Mike is impressed, and wants to buy it, but can they make a deal on this long-legged light fixture?
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A customer who bought a vintage drafting kit at a flea market found that his purchase actually contained an antique IV medical kit. Can he convince Mike and Evan to take it off his hands?
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Too Weird For Us
Oddities (02:00)
A customer who brought in what may be one of the weirdest antiques the store has ever seen. Find out what Mike and Evan found out when they had a lab investigate the object. Is there great evil inside?
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Monkey Hands
Oddities (01:32)
A tattoo artist tries to sell a unique pair of "monkey hands," and Mike explains the super-strength of monkeys and apes. Will the price be right?
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Cow-Eyed Flower
Oddities (02:46)
Mike and Evan make a home delivery to a new customer that interested in a specimen jar full of cow eyeballs. Watch this clip to find out what she will use them for!
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Mike and Evan visit a unique candy shop that is inspired the sideshow world; a performer known as the "Black Scorpion" demonstrates a super-sweet finger smashing trick.
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Judah Friedlander
Oddities (02:41)
Judah Friedlander, Martial Arts World Champion, does more than just browse when he visits Obscura. But is he cut out to work behind the counter?
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Mike, Ryan and Evan find a great piece for special client: Cassandra Peterson, aka "Elvira, Mistress of The Dark". Will she like the piece they found for her, or did the Obscura team blow it on a future buyer?