Ep 20. Barry Doubtfire

Barry Doubtfire is the twentieth episode of the fourth season of the popular reality TV show Storage Wars. The episode features the usual cast of characters, including auctioneers Dan and Laura Dotson, along with buyers Darrell Sheets, Jarrod Schulz, Brandi Passante, Barry Weiss, and Dave Hester.

The episode starts with the buyers arriving at the first storage unit auction of the day. The mood is tense, as all the buyers are looking to score big. They have no idea what treasures might be hidden in the units they are about to bid on. The auction starts with Dan Dotson announcing the first unit, and the buyers get ready to make their bids.

Darrell Sheets is the first to bid on the unit, and he starts the bidding at $100. Brandi Passante raises the bid to $200, and Darrell counters with $300. Jarrod Schulz enters the fray and bids $400. The bidding intensifies, with each buyer trying to outbid the others. Ultimately, it is Darrell Sheets who wins the unit with a final bid of $1,000.

The next unit up for auction is a large one, and all the buyers are interested. The bidding starts at $500, and it quickly goes up to $1,000. Barry Weiss, a fan favorite, manages to win the unit with a winning bid of $3,000. The other buyers are disappointed, but they know that they must keep bidding if they want to win the next unit.

As the day progresses, the buyers continue to bid on storage units. Some of them win big, while others are left empty-handed. The final unit up for auction is the one that everyone has been waiting for. It is a massive unit, and it is rumored to contain some rare and valuable items.

The bidding starts at $10,000, and Barry Weiss is the first to bid. He makes a bold offer of $20,000, and the other buyers are hesitant to counter. However, Dave Hester, known for his aggressive bidding style, decides to make a bid of his own. He offers $25,000, and the tension in the room escalates.

The other buyers are hesitant to make a counter-bid, but Darrell Sheets decides to enter the fray. He offers $30,000, much to the surprise of the other buyers, who thought that Dave Hester had won the unit. The bidding intensifies, and the buyers end up bidding up to $50,000 for the unit.

In the end, it is Darrell Sheets who wins the unit with a final bid of $60,000. The other buyers are shocked, but they know that they must keep bidding if they want to win the next unit. The episode ends with the buyers leaving the auction, satisfied with their purchases and excited to see what treasures they have found in the storage units.

Overall, Barry Doubtfire is a thrilling episode of Storage Wars that showcases the competitive spirit of the buyers and the exciting world of storage unit auctions. The episode is full of surprises and unexpected twists, making it a must-watch for fans of the show.