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5 Comments
newtboysays...Love it. I somehow doubt this will make it on the show, but I love that they don't argue about it and just give him an appraisal.
Kudos Antiques Roadshow.
lurgeesays...*wtf
siftbotsays...Adding video to channels (Wtf) - requested by lurgee.
MilkmanDansays...Part of me says: "don't feed the troll!"
and the other part says: "they handled that about as well as possible, chill"
aaronfrsays...Everything that is brought to a show is appraised, the more interesting ones get moved to a second room while the appraisers do additional research, and then only the most interesting items get put in front of the camera. In fact, even if the item is interesting (or particularly valuable) but the owner is a bit boring (or clearly knows the value and is just looking for an appraisal so he can re-insure it) then those often get cut, too.
All that to say: the show producers must have enjoyed the "trolling" because only a handful of the items brought in to a show get put in front of a camera.
Love it. I somehow doubt this will make it on the show, but I love that they don't argue about it and just give him an appraisal.
Kudos Antiques Roadshow.
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