Ep 3. Pac-Ming

In the third episode of season six of Comic Book Men, titled "Pac-Ming", the gang at Kevin Smith's comic book store, Jay and Silent Bob's Secret Stash, tackle a variety of pop culture topics and rare collectibles.

The episode begins with Walt and Bryan discussing the nostalgic arcade game Pac-Man and its significance in pop culture history. They reminisce about their experiences playing the game in their youth and debate which character was their favorite. Ming, on the other hand, has never played Pac-Man and is shocked by his co-hosts' enthusiasm for the game.

Later, a customer brings in a rare piece of original artwork by legendary comic book artist Jack Kirby. The guys are excited to see such a valuable item, but the owner is hesitant to sell. The team must decide whether or not to make an offer for this highly sought after piece of art.

The crew also talks about the new release of Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens and discuss their opinions on the new film. They compare it to the previous Star Wars installments and debate whether or not it lived up to the hype.

Meanwhile, a customer brings in an issue of the classic comic book series Swamp Thing, which leads to Walt and Ming reminiscing about their favorite horror comics. They discuss the most iconic horror comic book characters and the impact the genre has had on the comic book industry.

In addition to discussing pop culture, the guys also get into some hijinks throughout the episode. They play a game of mini-golf in the store and hilariously attempt to hit the ball through a hoop that Ming is holding. Walt also gets into an argument with a customer over the pronunciation of the word "manga".

As the episode comes to a close, the store receives a visit from an unexpected guest. The guys are visited by a mega-fan of the show, who brings in a unique item for them to appraise. The team is thrilled to have a fan come in with such an interesting collectible and eagerly share their expertise.

Throughout "Pac-Ming", the Comic Book Men crew shares their enthusiasm and knowledge of pop culture, along with their trademark humor and wit. Whether discussing classic video games or rare comic book art, the guys bring their unique perspectives to each topic and offer an entertaining and insightful look into the world of comic books and collectibles.