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The man behind the cult classic films Clerks 1 and Clerks 11, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, and Red State loves his toys.

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Smith, 47, was in the Metro Vancouver area directing the fifth episode of Supergirl Season 3.

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Smith, who spoke with owner Matthew Purdy along with staff members during his store tour, said he was taken aback by the size of Toy Traders.

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Every inch of the store was covered during the segment, from He Man to Star Wars, to G.I. Joe, and Terminator.