Colin Ferguson

Joe Maddalena and his Special Projects Manager, Jon Mankuta, travel to New York City to meet with collector Peter Lutrario. Peter shows them his Superman fanzine, a comic book created by a fan, extremely rare and valuable. As Joe works to get the consignment, Peter also shares a couple of his most cherished pieces, the original Rudolph and Santa Claus puppets from the classic Christmas special, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. Meanwhile back in Los Angeles, Joe's Acquisitions and Consignment Relations manager, Brian Chanes, and Special Events Coordinator Tracey McCall meet up with actor Eddie McClintock, who plays Secret Service agent Peter Lattimer on Syfy's Warehouse 13. Eddie is willing to consign his Tesla guns from the series, but wants the money raised at auction to be donated to a charitable organization. Later, Brian meets with Colin Ferguson, who plays Sheriff Jack Carter on Syfy's Eureka, to consign his costume from the show. Still in New York, Joe and Jon meet with another avid memorabilia collector, Jim Manning. Jim is in the process of building a museum of movie memorabilia and has gone as far as building a climate control vault to protect and preserve his pieces. He shows them his animation cells from The Grinch that Stole Christmas and the Gizmo and Daffy puppet from Gremlins 2. Joe wants all of it. Also available on iTunes

TAPS returns to investigate another legendary haunted naval landmark--the aircraft carrier USS Hornet in Alameda, CA. The Hornet, the eighth vessel to carry her name, was commissioned at the height of World War II in 1943. She quickly became one of the most highly decorated ships in the Navy. She destroyed 1,410 Japanese aircraft and destroyed or damaged 1,269,710 tons of enemy shipping. Ten Hornet pilots attained 'Ace in a Day' status. Later in its life, the Hornet was given the honor of recovering the Apollo 11 astronauts on their return from the moon. The USS Hornet's flight deck alone is 894 feet long -- basically the size of three football fields. The aircraft carrier was built primarily by women -- think Rosie the Riveter -- and weighs 41,000 tons. All told, in her 27 years of active service, more than 300 people lost their lives aboard ship. The majority claimed during combat, others from horrendous shipboard accidents, still others from suicide. After being decommissioned, the Hornet was turned into a Bay Area museum. Almost immediately after its arrival in Alameda, staff began reporting strange phenomena. The USS Hornet is considered the most haunted ship in the Navy, past or present. Also available on iTunes

A toxic waste spill appears to trigger an epidemic of shared dreaming in Eureka. Initially amusing if somewhat embarrassing, this communal dreaming takes a dark turn, when it's discovered that the build-up of a certain neurotransmitter in the dreamers' bodies will ultimately prove lethal.

Trouty takes everyone to a super exclusive club, The Streisand, to hang out. Turns out Trouty is a welcomed guest of the club and is tight with its owner, Steve.