Storage Wars

Nearly a year from when they first met, Darrell Sheets finds an anomaly. Dave Hester discovers an antique toy and Barry Weiss asks a member of Aerosmith for an appraisal.

A locker in Whittier, California, features a high payoff, Dave eyes a unit with a stockpile of antiques and Barry's locker may contain old weapons.

Laura takes over as auctioneer when Dan calls in sick. Barry uncovers a "knock out" unit while Jarrod finds a locker with "gangsta" flavor. Darrell discovers a classic movie prop.

The buyers head to Dave Hester's old stomping grounds in Santa Ana, California. Though the units look trashy, their low rent suggests a secret gold mine filled with goods placed by wise consumers.

The bidders square off in Costa Mesa, California, where Dave and his estranged brother come to blows over rock memorabilia. Barry uncovers a pricey piece of modern art.

A mysterious new bidder tries to dominate the competition. Darrell fights for a drum set while Jarrod and Brandi face a $3,000 loss and heavy-bidder Dave Hester is pushed to his limit in a dual with his new nemesis.

Dave faces his nemesis as the new bidder returns. Elsewhere Jarrod pulls a sneaky trick and there is a mysterious hole in the wall of a locker.

Darrell suffers from bidder indecision while Barry's good-luck charm yields a reward. Jarrod and Brandi win big by going small.

For some reason Dave is strangely reluctant to join in the bidding wars. Meanwhile, Jarrod and Brandi catch sight of a rare jewelry box, but is it worth $2,700?

Barry becomes an organ donor while Jarrod and Brandi's profits roll away. Dave chooses not to deal and Darrell's fortunes rest on the flip of a coin.

A three-ring circus erupts when the buyers head to Irvine, California. Darrell speculates that Dave has gone broke.

The buyers are in Upland, California and Barry is bringing an advantage. Darrell gets shut out while Jarrod and Brandi fall in love with a furniture locker. Dave goes all out on a jewelry unit.

Dave doesn't buy but Jarrod and Brandi uncover rare Depression-era art. Barry's art goes back to the Mayan culture and Darrell uncovers a possible Wells Fargo stagecoach gun.

The bidders descend upon Laguna Hills, California. Dave scores a furniture unit while Jarrod and Brandi stroll down memory lane.

The buyers venture into downtown Los Angeles, where they participate in a vault auction. Jarrod and Brandi put all their marbles in some mystery boxes.

The buyers visit Ontario, California where Darrell wants to take son Brandon to the next level of the business. Barry's unit is anything but chicken feed.

Darrell lays his hands on a timeless unit in Azusa. Meanwhile, Barry Weiss's judgement is called into question while Jarrod insists it's quality that matters, not quantity.

Having missed the last few auctions, Dave is out of stock and eager to buy. Meanwhile Barry changes his tactics and an irate Darrell gets lost on his way to the sale.

Jarrod bites his nails while Brandi goes all-out on a pricey locker. What lurks behind its doors? Plus, Darrell Sheets is in town with a whole lot of bravado and cash.

In Simi Valley, California, the buyers deal with safes, a pirate's booty and a vintage motorcycle. Dave is left with a broken heart.

The buyers return to Long Beach, California, where Darrell manages to turn a profit and Barry finds a unique race car.

Jarrod adds to his financial woes by grossly overpaying on a locker of toys. Plus, Dave shows off his new truck, attracting ridicule from his rivals.

One of the game's biggest players returns to the scene. Known for buying one of the most famous units ever, she goes head-to-head with old rival Dave.

Darrell gambles on a unit full of construction equipment. Plus, Barry brings a secret weapon to the auction, but will it be a help or a hindrance?

Brandi ventures to the auction alone. While Darrell scores some vintage bottles, she lands herself a locker, but will she make Jarrod proud?