While Mike and Evan are on a mission to find an unusual object for a client, they come across a pair of performers who want to show off more then just their cool inventory.

Obsura customer Monique brings a handmade articulated rooster skeleton. Ryan is quite impressed with her work, and even gets up the courage to ask her out on a date. Will 30 bucks, and a date for a drink, make the sale?

East coast and West coast come together for a spectacular Oddities marathon on Sunday, August 5. Catch episodes from Oddities and Oddities: San Francisco all day long!

Laura is a model, mortician, and fashion designer, and a favorite Oddities customer. Seeking a unique birthday gift for a friend, Laura is fascinated, and a bit disgusted, by a bottle of testicles preserved in strychnine.

A customer brings in a murky jar which she claims contains a pair of conjoined baby ostriches; Mike extracts the preserved specimen with birthing forceps to get a better look at its odd contents.

Judah Friedlander, Martial Arts World Champion, does more than just browse when he visits Obscura. But is he cut out to work behind the counter?

Ryan can't wait to get his hands on a very cool preserved human brain in his friend Scott's collection. Will Ryan be able to convince Scott to part with the precious pickle?

Some of the most bizarre objects mean the most to the eclectic customers featured on Oddities. Check out some of the curious items that have touched the hearts of Obscura's clientele.

A balloon-eating sideshow performer tries to earn a discount at Obscura by ingesting a three-foot inflated balloon for Mike. Don't try this at home!

A professional sideshow strong man comes in Obscura looking for old-time carnival relics, and gives Mike and Evan a demonstration that proves just how strong he really is.

Swimming in fluid, a cardiac specimen seems to have been extracted from a giant pig. You gotta see it to believe it!

Ryan and Evan check out their friend Ron's collection of antique engineering and quack medical devices and discover a bizarre contraption designed to straighten one's nose!

A customer wants a deconstructed skeletal piece; when Mike and Evan show off a cutaway skull used as a teaching model, complete with hinges, flaps, hooks, and cords representing nerves, veins and arteries.

Audra and Korri encounter a unusual bone collector -- with a VERY extreme bone collection -- while on the hunt for something to fill a "monkey related" request from a customer.

Mike and Evan give their loyal customer Edgar a very special, taxidermied gift to go along with an antique chemistry set.

A customer, fully dressed in authentic Victorian mourning garb, checks out one of Evan's favorite, painstakingly restored pieces of Victorian hair art. Will Evan be able to part with this pricey, exquisite hair sculpture?