Shed and Buried

In Devon, Henry and Sam travel to see a father and his daughter who keep a shed brimming with vintage American memorabilia. While there, they are instantly drawn to a weathered Chicago police car in the corner that sits among the collection.

The latest instalment follows Henry and Sam as they journey to the English county of Devon. Their trip is set against the backdrop of a rural visit, where the two friends are expected to meet local residents and explore a unique collection. The episode frames their arrival and the purpose of their stay. They are there to see a father and his daughter, the custodians of a shed that houses an extensive assortment of vintage Americana. The space is described as being packed with items that evoke classic American culture, offering a nostalgic glimpse into the past. This collection forms the central attraction of their visit. Upon stepping inside, Henry and Sam are instantly drawn to a particular piece: a dusty Chicago police car that sits under a layer of dust. The vehicle, clearly an American artefact, captures their immediate attention and becomes the focal point of their exploration. Their curiosity about the car drives much of the episode’s activity. The narrative concentrates on the interaction between the visitors and the shed’s contents, highlighting the contrast between the Devon setting and the American memorabilia within. By focusing on the dusty police car and the broader collection, the programme presents a concise view of the encounter, all confined to the brief visit in the shed.