The Liquidator

In hopes of buying goodwill with a local bailiff, Jeff agrees to liquidate the contents of a Chinese grocery. Problem is, he has only one day to clear out the exotic (and vile) stock. Can he rally his contacts and grossed-out staff to turn this mess into a profit? Adding to the stress, Sheldon makes himself a little too comfortable after renting an office in Jeff’s warehouse.

Touring an eye popping military warehouse turns Jeff into a kid again and leads to one of his biggest impulse buys yet. After dropping thousands on a package deal that includes a decommissioned .50 caliber machine gun, Jeff is inspired to throw a massive military surplus event that will take over the warehouse. Will he sell the goods and win the war…or wave the white flag?

A deal to auction off storage lockers also lands Jeff with an impulse buy of 11,000 sexy ―Walk of Shame‖ kits. Meanwhile, Daniel must save face and start working his sales mojo after picking up 620 pairs of shoes that turn out to be one size. Who will save face and who will be doing their own Walk of Shame?

Jeff can‘t resist weird and wacky goods. When Sam is forced to sell a sweet vintage gas pump, he snaps it up. But after splashing out on an oddball mix of 6300 pickled peppers, 8 broken pianos and thousands of ornamental seashells, some selling has got to happen…and fast. Even if it means gambling with wily regular Gary.

Jeff faces off with several smooth-talking regulars looking for a favour and finds himself saddled with a whole lot of dubious merchandise. Now the proud owner of a truckload of the world’s ugliest jeans, a collection of used staging furniture and an enormous baby grand, Jeff must find a way to turn goodwill into cold, hard cash.

Jeff is a charitable man – when businesses go bust, he’s waiting in the wings to offer relief (and make himself a buck in the process, of course). Jeff’s faith in the almighty dollar is confirmed when he turns a tidy profit off of an ordained minister…but when he closes on an electronics warehouse gone bust, Jeff quickly realizes that no good deed goes unpunished.

When eccentric client Cowboy Dave demands more Western props Jeff risks alienating longtime dealer Wayne by going behind his back to his supplier. And then a sweet deal for vanilla from frenemy Jose attracts take-no-prisoners Jamaican chef Yo Mamma, who gambles that the route to a liquidator’s heart is through his stomach.

Sparks fly when bailiff Sheldon orchestrates a bidding war that pits Jeff against his own customers…in his own warehouse! In an effort to get back on top, Jeff gambles on a massive warehouse full of high-end furniture. Will he ignite a bidding war of his own…or be left holding the bag? Meanwhile, paisano Walter comes back to haunt Jeff over a bricks deal gone bad.

When faced with competition on a deal for 20,000 pairs of underwear, Jeff rashly agrees to flip the tighty-whities in record time. And Jeff will stop at nothing to make the sale – even if it means squeezing into a suit to do it. But when he enters the boardroom of a major chain store he’s sweating bullets. Jeff the shark is officially a fish out of water…

After consulting with various ‘experts’, Jeff takes a major risk and shells out $30,000 for a warehouse full of hydroponic equipment. This is foreign territory for Jeff – thank goodness staffer Jorge knows all about the ‘tomato’ growing industry! The ensuing sale attracts a steady stream of oddball farmers and every time the cash register rings Jeff knows that – on this deal at least – he’s definitely selling HIGH!

Jeff likes to boast that he can sell anything. But will he be able to put his money where his mouth is when faced with a truckload of broken guitars…and a live goat?

Jeff pushes too hard for a store full of frozen meat and risks taking one on the nose. A heated round with a scrappy art dealer leaves Jeff fuming.

Addicted to the high of the buy, Jeff finds himself stuck with an oddball array of random merchandise, including a truckload of b-grade lumber. Will his “go-to guys” bail him out or leave him high and dry?

A collector’s warehouse full of mystery antiques tempts Jeff…but he’ll have to drive all the way to California with the world’s worst travel companion to get it! Will he return with a treasure? Or a headache?

Jeff’s desire to tap into niche markets sometimes leads him out on a limb. Will he find himself buried alive when he fills the warehouse with handicap scooters…and a coffin?

Jeff smells money when he commits to a high stakes storage locker auction and a risky plan to sell off a down-and-out restaurant. Will his big gamble pay off…or leave him with an even bigger mess?

Jeff’s manhood is challenged when he tries to move a slate of women’s merchandise. Will his attempts to sell lace and sequins reveal a weakness…or does he really know what women want?

Jeff drops a bomb on his staff and buys four truckloads of television set props with nowhere to put the goods. Will they win the battle and pull off the biggest outdoor sale in Liquidator history?

Jeff reaches the end of his rope as he tries to profit from an exhausting string of deals with Wayne. And a woodworking auction takes a shocking twist proving that liquidation isn’t all quick flips and fast money.

Jeff scoops a deal from Wayne, gets spanked in a sex shop and tries to sell an aging accordion to his own Mother. Will his ruthless tactics cross the line or score big profits?

Jeff banks a favour when he buys a load of cheap crafting supplies from Sheldon. But can he count on Sheldon to pay it forward when he needs it the most?

Jeff gets taken for a ride when he falls hard for a vintage motorbike. When the deal hits the ditch, will he find a way to salvage his investment? Or will he crash and burn?

Jeff wears down sellers by mercilessly trash-talking their merchandise. But his tune changes when he tries to convince buyers that industrial pressure gauges and cheap pink t-shirts are actually treasures. Can he spin his way to profit?

Jeff gambles on a series of end-of-the-line deals in hopes of a big payday. But can he beat the clock and squeeze a profit out of a pile of off-season goods…and a mountain of dodgy tomato paste?

Jeff dives headfirst into a controversial deal for fur coats and risks his reputation on a quirky Hollywood memorabilia auction. Can he turn a truckload of pelts and a lock of Elvis’ hair into cold hard cash?

Jeff and Daniel come face-to-face with some dubious characters when they hit the road in search of smokin’ deals in the California desert. Will Jeff’s old-school door-knocking approach prove profitable…or perilous?