American Pickers star Mike Wolfe revealed the first sneak peek clip of his new History Channel show, History’s Greatest Picks With Mike Wolfe.
On Sunday, Feb. 15, Wolfe, 61, took to Instagram with a short video of his new series, which premieres on Feb. 22.
In the clip, a trio of men recounted the story of how items were taken from the car belonging to Bonnie [Parker] and Clyde [Barrow].
“In 2012, a woman inherits a box of keepsakes from her deceased grandfather,” the first man explained. “In this box, there’s a 45-caliber bullet.” A second man pointed out, “This is the kind of stuff that ends up in a junk drawer.”
A third man revealed, “Seventy-eight years earlier, her grandfather, Zell Smith, is a traveling salesman moving through northern Louisiana.” The first guy added, “As Zell drives into town, he spots something he’ll never forget.”
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The men continued piecing together the story, explaining, “A bullet-ridden Ford V8 being towed down Main Street — and inside, he can see Bonnie and Clyde. Their first instinct is to recover souvenirs. Zell reaches in, he grabs what he can out of the passenger’s seat. Zell’s box of souvenirs from Bonnie and Clyde remains hidden. Then, his granddaughter inherits it.”
That’s when Wolfe shared, “In 2012, she decides to see how much she can get for her sinister collection. The answer?”
Although the amount is left a mystery, as the clip ended abruptly with a cliffhanger, history fans can learn the answer by tuning into Episode 1 of History’s Greatest Picks.
History’s Greatest Picks With Mike Wolfe premieres on Sunday, Feb. 22, at 9 p.m. ET on the History Channel and will be available to stream the next day on the History app.
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