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The movie-worn Tom Hanks astronaut suit is considered the ultimate collectible.

The bomb trigger stick was the most coveted physical object from the film.

Mother's merchandise and the Jordans are both attractive keepsakes, with no final choice.

A gold brick is the obvious physical souvenir from the film.

The iconic wood block is the coveted backyard centerpiece.

They settle on the referee-signed hand tape as the coolest prop to own, with the robe as another strong option.

They pick the Rick Barnes Chamber of Commerce plaque as the most desirable prop/memento.

They jokingly reject the movie props and instead agree the Volvo wagon is the thing they'd actually want.

Steven says he bought Bowman’s spacesuit and donated it to the Academy Museum, making it his choice; Bill notes HAL’s eye as a strong alternate.

They choose the college sweatshirt Belushi wore, with the fishbowl boobs sign as another strong option.

Bill wants the Baywatch book setup, while Kyle says he’d rather have the more explicit Huey Lewis photograph package after hearing it discussed.

They pick Warren's earmuffs as the funniest collectible prop from the movie.

They choose the proton pack as the movie prop they'd most want to own, with the car also getting a nod.

Bill wants Crisp’s full wardrobe and ponytail look, while Kyle prefers memorabilia from the school itself.

The room prefers iconic props from the movie, with the ice pick and ceiling mirror both drawing strong support.

The photo of Joanne with the two men in her apartment is the keepsake they’d most want from the movie.

The room settles on the Night Owl mug as the best niche prop to signal fandom, with a few other collectible options mentioned.

They chose Rick Masters’ art as the top prop or memorabilia item from the film.

They most strongly gravitate toward the Gustafson Motors sign and the cop outerwear as the coolest collectible objects.

They joke that the bankroll rubber band would be the most fun collectible, with the cocaine bricks as another good option.

The only clear answer is that nobody wants the photos from the babysitter subplot.

They settle on the N64 and game cartridge as the most desirable physical keepsake from the movie.

The ring is the preferred collectible, with the Ray Stinkle sign and related props also named as strong options.

They most want the I Am Not Paul Avery button, while rejecting the wooden dildo as the least desirable artifact.

The bullying gloves are the clear desired prop, with tube socks as another option.

They say the Scott Carino photos are the best keepsake, with the boat and Norman's outfit also getting nods.

They most want Sonny’s watch or helmet and also like the customized racing magazine as a collectible.

They say the handwritten closing essay is the keepsake they'd want from the movie.

The biggest prize the hosts want is Championship Vinyl itself, with a few specific props mentioned as consolation prizes.

They settle on the Triumph as the coolest collectible object from the movie.

They choose Piven's hair as the most desirable keepsake, though the jersey and other items are also floated.

Bill says he’d want the Playboy trunk itself, while Kyle likes the idea of the family portrait as a joke keepsake.

The ruby ring hidden in the concrete slab is the most desirable prop, though the bloody bill and Cage’s jacket are also mentioned.

They most wanted Christoph’s beret, with the movie’s poster and the chef tool also getting mentions.

They say the original mask from the first two films is the standout collectible from the movie.

Several later segments were information-and-nitpicks discussions rather than clean award competitions, so they do not yield a separate winner.

They settle on River Phoenix's red Niners cap as the best prop to own.

They chose the big rifle as the best collectible, with Swan's coat as a second option.

Bill wants the miniature plane, while Craig says he would have wanted Otto if it still existed.

They liked Lloyd’s home AV setup most, with the scooter also getting a nod.

They settle on the birdhouse because it functions as a memorable bookend object in the film.

The harmonica is the preferred collectible, with the broken guitar also suggested.

They choose Jonathan’s jersey as the ideal collectible, while also joking about the gloves and even a motorcycle.

They said the shirts are the obvious memorabilia choice, noting the famous auction result.

Van floated Whitaker's koofy as the memorabilia item without a full room consensus.

They choose Katya’s blade as the coolest prop, while noting that an actual gold brick would also be tempting.

They prefer the concealed wrist knife as a cool collectible and reject Zell’s drill as too creepy.

The gorilla in Catherine's office emerges as the most appealing prop to own.

They choose the cue ball-and-towel weapon as the most desirable piece of movie memorabilia.

They gravitate toward the jumpsuit and Devil's Tower sculpture as the coolest physical artifacts from the movie.

They lean toward the signed gun-and-case prop as the most memorable collectible, with the People cover as another option.

They pick Ames Janchill as the best character name, with Inspector Ochoa also praised as a strong cop name.

They choose Mike's old Jets sweatshirt as the keepsake they'd most want from the movie.

They like the halo as the coolest prop to own, while jokingly rejecting the eyeballs as the thing they would not want.

They choose the Love Burger shirt as the best souvenir, with a few other prop ideas also mentioned.

They both like the hidden-knife boot most, with the cane and phone also singled out as good props.

They offer different collectibles they’d want from the film, with no single memorabilia item winning the room outright.

They most want the Mellow Yellow suit, with the signature hat also getting love as a collectible.

They agreed the Busy Bee toy is the no-brainer memorabilia item, with the cassette tape as the next-best piece.

They settle most naturally on Rocky’s gloves, while noting the sweatshirt and some posters as alternatives.

They mostly joke that the protective underwear from the assault scene is the item no one wants to own.

Bill prefers the white guitar or the car, but Kyle again chooses the suck cut as the memorabilia he'd want most.

They like the memorabilia concept but do not narrow it to a single item or winner.

They gravitated toward the vest as the coolest collectible, with bloody donuts and Donnie’s car also mentioned.

Bill and Mallory prefer the emotional weight of Charlie Billingsley's championship ring over the other props.

They land on the physical copy of Up Hill Both Ways as the best memorabilia grab.

They most want the wine bottle prop, though the Sonics item and other artifacts are mentioned as also appealing.

They agree the White Sox cap is the coolest prop to own, with the T-shirts and scooters also mentioned.

They choose the tulip plant, with the repaired urn also getting a mention.

The room said they wanted nothing from the movie, though Peter’s prosthetic nose and the miniatures were noted.

The lotion-and-basket prop emerged as the best memorabilia choice among the many iconic objects mentioned.

They settle on the TV prop as the most desirable piece of memorabilia, with the Darth Vader decor as a close second.

They pick Heather's journal as the most interesting prop to own, with the camera as a practical alternative.

They pick the truck’s hawk ornament as the best collectible, though the cap and the mud flaps also get strong love.

Shea wanted a real gold coin, with the sledgehammer and Helen video also mentioned as desirable items.

Keaton’s satin bomber jacket was the preferred collectible, with the tape recorder also appealing.

They choose Fortune's stylish corduroy jacket over the more obvious Rudy memorabilia options.

They most want the absurd White Goodman painting hanging in his office.

When they expanded the list to props, the briefcase won as the most desirable collectible.

They chose the gift box over the car, noting the car was ineligible anyway.

The spy glasses with the hidden camera are the most desired prop from the movie.

Bill chose the dart-firing cufflinks, while Kyle preferred a game-worn Reggie's Angels jersey.

They each point to Kelly Leak's bike as the coolest collectible from the film.

They agree the bike itself is the coolest collectible from the movie.

The hosts each name a prop or costume item they would want, led by Spicoli's Vans.

They lean toward the self-lacing Nikes as the coolest collectible, while noting the almanac would also be a valuable prop.

The group picks the bachelor-party beatdown VHS as the most appealing prop to own, with other memorabilia also mentioned.

The fake mustache and wig George C. Scott wears as the porn producer was the item they’d most want.

They settle on the chandelier as the most desirable prop, with the car and smaller items discussed as backups.

They joke about not really wanting any memorabilia from this movie, so no clear winner emerges.

They say the boat would be the memorabilia they'd want, while joking that most props are less appealing than the boat itself.

They choose Stentorian as the best name, pointing out it already works as a rock-band name and could fit other categories too.

They mostly joke that a set piece from the movie would be a weird flex, though the car, shirts, and Pepsi all get named.

They choose the crystal egg as the most desirable prop to own, over the more obvious Porsche.

The conversation ends with Jimmy Reno's pool cue emerging as the standout souvenir.

They pick the boxer trunks as the signature piece of memorabilia.

Chris Ryan goes with the wheelchair seat patch, while the shoes are also offered as a strong collectible.

When memorabilia comes up again, the wheelchair seat patch is the clearest preferred item.

The hosts each name a prop they would want, with the pen hat and hard-disc paperwork getting the strongest enthusiasm.

They joke that either Goodman’s kit or a 'coco puff' would be the collectible to own.

They settle on the framed chess-photo object, with the shoes also getting love.

They most want the Ryback menu as a prop, with Tommy Lee’s costume gear as the main alternative.

Van wants the infamous sled prop, while other hosts mention Clark’s coffee mugs and the Bears hat.

The desktop computer with the green-and-black screen was the clearest memorabilia pick, with the brief packet also mentioned.

They like either Pacino's wardrobe pieces or the actual Sea of Love record as the best souvenir.

The secret knife shelf in the oven was picked as the most desirable prop, with the tracksuits also mentioned.

Although Bill jokes about the motorcycle, Chris's sweatshirt pick is the actual memorabilia choice they focus on.

The fire arrow is chosen first, though Azeem’s sword and King Richard’s sword are also praised as collectible props.

They mostly decline the idea, with Bill joking that the seven daggers of Megiddo would be the only useful item.

They choose the handmade wooden assassination gun as the coolest prop to take home.

They pick the oversized coffee cup from the opening credits, with the Scottish Hall of Fame and bagpipes also discussed as good keepsakes.

They both choose the movie's sunglasses as the collectible to own.

They choose Joey Trotta's earring as the coolest collectible from the movie.

They pick Michael's Village Voice shirt as the coolest collectible, with the running dog shoes and coffee maker also mentioned.

Van says he’d want the baseball bat, with the burned car and Sonny’s car also discussed as options.

They choose the transmitter Hathaway finds in the plant because it would be a cool functional keepsake.

They would most want Bob’s end-of-film watch, though the bottle and hotel stay are also floated.

They choose Robert's watch as the most desirable souvenir from the movie.

Van prefers the BB gun or the shotgun, while the others mention the Ferrari and station wagon as tempting props.

Bill’s preferred collectible is Jack Ross’s Supreme Court tank top, with Cruise’s jacket as another popular option.

They wanted the movie’s controversial sculpture prop, though the subway box cutter and fight tickets were also discussed.

When asked what prop to take home, they choose Pesci’s wig over the other options.

They each name a different car, so there is no clean consensus.

They gravitate toward Linney’s cigarettes as the most memorable physical prop from the movie.

They most strongly converge on the porno magazine, while also mentioning the giant penis sculpture and the gun.

The actual grail cup is the clear object they'd most want to own, even if the fake one would be funny to fool someone with.

They say the bus is the ultimate prop, though Jennifer Lawrence also likes the book and Bill mentions the casino watch and Seabass's hat.

The hosts propose a framed prop from the book-meeting scene or one of the club's costume pieces.

Bill says he would want the special gold chef coin, while Dave says the food truck would be the coolest item.

They choose the money-covered water bed as the best collectible, with the coin as a notable alternative.

They decide the actual Jesus Shuttlesworth jersey is the best collectible, ahead of the shoes and other props.

They want either the movie’s T-shirt merch or, secondarily, the mixtape.

They both gravitate toward the boombox, especially the exploded one, as the best memorabilia item.

They choose the Aston Martin as the piece of memorabilia they’d most want from the movie.

The bloody drumsticks are the first choice, with Fletcher’s chair toss as another strong memorabilia option.

Jonah's backpack is the first choice, with the egg chair and the phone also considered.

They pick the thermos as the most desirable piece of movie memorabilia.

After first naming the canoe, they settle on Reynolds’s vest as the best collectible.

The red sneakers come out as the most appealing keepsake from the movie.

They most want memorabilia from the wine bottles and, secondarily, Jack's golf clubs rather than the Saab.

They pick the glove from the opening fall as the best memorabilia item.

They mostly joke about the movie’s few physical objects, with Cavill’s mustache and the BMW M5 getting the best laughs.

Bill picks Neville's first car as the coolest collectible from the movie.

They favor the opening pinball machine as the best collectible, though the doctor’s car also gets a mention.

They chose Creasy’s rave outfit as the best prop or wardrobe piece to own.

They choose Del's trunk as the coolest prop to own, with shower curtain rings as a secondary option.

The flip book made from the photos is the clearest memorabilia pick, with the fake movie posters also drawing interest.

They pick the aviators as the coolest keepsake, while also mentioning the boots and socks.

The car is the first choice, though the gravity boots and full workout kit are also discussed.

They choose the bear tooth necklace as the coolest collectible from the film.

They choose the cross joint as the most desirable prop, with Red’s kimono and the prostitute pistol also mentioned.

The strongest memorabilia pick is the bottle of J&B, though Roma's sunglasses get a shoutout too.

The most useful souvenir is Becca's headphones, though the Bellas' yellow scarf and Becca's spiky earrings also get mentions.

They settle on Bettany’s Aston Martin as the clearest collectible from the film.

They pick the sand tin as the most desirable prop, with Sizemore's dirt bag also getting strong support.

Shay chooses the cable-slide belts, while Bill prefers the ridiculous dog-gun invention.

They decide the best keepsake would be Slade's custom suits, with the cane as another appealing prop.

They settle on the movie-worn T-Birds jacket as the most desirable prop, with the varsity sweater as the other main option.

Mallory picked the Band-Aid box as the best memorabilia item, while Bill chose David’s helmet.

They agreed the Cabriolet is the best collectible from the film.

They say they would want Ned’s rifle, with the Duke of Death book also getting a mention.

They choose Birdie's razor blade as the coolest collectible from the film.

Bill said he wanted the Porsche, though the Hard Deck and the bomber jacket were also discussed as appealing collectibles.

They each name a different collectible, but the unfiltered cigarette is the standout answer from the room's discussion.

Costa’s chalice is the clear prize, with the destructive party props trailing behind it.

Bill picks the baseball bat, while Chris offers Connery's charm medallion as an alternative.

The jacket wins out as the item they’d most want to own, with school and swim-team gear also mentioned.

John Candy's sunglasses are the first memorabilia choice, while the full Dealey Plaza model is also proposed as a dream piece to own.

They settle on Karen’s living-room setup, with the rock wall and Henry’s crucifix as the main alternates.

The minigun is the most popular choice, with the mask and a flask from Bill Duke also getting love.

The bazooka launcher is the piece of memorabilia they most want to take home.

Sal chooses the bloody towel, and the room agrees it would be the most compelling prop to own.