Collection Intervention

Garet’s wife Consetta has turned their home into a Star Wars museum. Her compulsive need to buy all things Star Wars has gotten out of control and he needs help! Lolly’s husband, Mark, is ignoring their mounting financial debt so that he can continue to feed his obsession with another woman, Catwoman.

Elyse meets Crazy Jack, whose vintage die cast car and GI Joe collection has taken their house hostage, making his wife Debbie feel like a prisoner in her own home. Later, Elyse is shocked to find that Barbie fanatic Beverly’s collection of dolls has overrun her sons’ closets. Now, they want them back.

Elyse visits Joe and Rebekah. The two live in a one-bedroom apartment with their dog - and their other roommate, Joe’s collection of 30,000 comics. Later, Transformers fanatic Dahveed finds out that his toy-selling business is broken when Elyse is called in to help him finally turn a profit.

Every room in Howie Pyro's home is filled with rare and interesting pieces of pop culture he has collected over the last 30 years. Howie's friend Danny is worried that if he doesn't get help managing his collection now, he might be headed down the darker path to hoarding. Raquel wants desperately to move in with her boyfriend, Sean, but before that can happen she needs help getting Sean to clean up the massive superhero collection that fills his apartment.

Mike has one of the greatest, most complete Battlestar Galactica collections around, but it has totally taken over the garage, much to the dismay of his wife, Carol. Carol needs to find a solution to this ever-growing collection before it takes over the entire house as well. Special guest Richard Hatch, who played "Captain Apollo" in the 1970s Battlestar Galactica and "Tom Zarek" in the Syfy version, makes a surprise visit to help Mike and Carol. Scott has been collecting Japanese robots for the majority of his life and it shows. His house is littered with robots big and small. His friend, Holly, is concerned that his addiction to collecting robots is getting in the way of real relationships.

Marlo's wife, Margo, is fed up with the money Marlo pours into his collections and his "model bashing" hobby. Marlo takes parts and pieces from multiple action figures and creates new figures to display in his home. This new phenomenon is creative and artistic, but can also be extremely cost prohibitive. Can Elyse help these two find some common ground before they damage their relationship? David started collecting Flintstones memorabilia with his mother when he was just a small child. Now that she has passed away, David is even more emotionally attached to his collection. His friend, Ray, is concerned that the collection is taking over David’s life and he needs to get a handle on it before it completely consumes him.