Pawn Stars

Chum gets his hands on a one‑of‑a‑kind chair that includes a strange feature, setting it apart from ordinary furniture. At the same time, a helmet once owned by Evel Knievel arrives in the shop, adding another unusual item to the collection.

is a programme presented as an episode‑style instalment. It falls within the broader genre of television episodes, offering a self‑contained narrative that unfolds within the confines of the show’s setting. The title hints at an off‑beat, slightly uncanny tone, setting the expectation for unusual happenings. In this particular episode, the character Chum comes into possession of a truly singular chair. The piece of furniture is notable not just for its rarity but also for an odd, unexplained characteristic that sets it apart from ordinary seating. At the same time, a helmet with a notable provenance – once owned by the famed stunt performer Evel Knievel – makes its way into the shop’s inventory. Both objects find a home within the shop, joining the existing assortment of curiosities that populate the space. Their arrival adds a layer of intrigue, as the chair’s mysterious feature and the helmet’s storied past coexist under the same roof. The episode centres on how these items are introduced and displayed, highlighting the shop’s role as a repository for the extraordinary. The narrative remains focused on the simple yet striking premise of Chum’s acquisition and the helmet’s unexpected delivery. By concentrating on these two items, the episode maintains a concise, almost whimsical structure that aligns with the programme’s overall surreal aesthetic.