Episode 30: “Ross Con Rebellion” finds Chizzle and the Millennium Fallen diving headfirst into the strange, frustrating, and sometimes hilarious world of Star Wars figure hunting at discount retailers. From surprise Vintage Collection and Black Series finds to collectors stumbling across figures they never saw at full retail, the hosts break down how Ross Dress for Less and similar stores became an unexpected hotspot for Star Wars collectors — and why the phenomenon has earned the nickname “RossCon.”

The conversation pulls back the curtain on the behind-the-scenes workings of retail distribution, explaining how unsold, canceled, or redirected inventory can end up in off-price stores long after collectors gave up hope. Chizzle and Fallen also tackle the topic of retail arbitrage, exploring how some collectors score deals for their own shelves while others flip discounted figures for profit, fueling both excitement and resentment within the hobby.

Rounding out the episode is a candid discussion about Hasbro’s handling of The Vintage Collection, the ongoing frustrations with availability at major retailers, and the feeling of “TVC denial” many collectors experience when figures seem to vanish at full price only to resurface later at a discount. With plenty of humor, collector empathy, and a few well-placed rants, “Ross Con Rebellion” captures the chaos of modern Star Wars collecting — where the Force may be strong, but the clearance aisle is stronger.