Antiques Roadshow
Airs: Mondays at 8 pm on 2 and repeats Tuesdays at 8pm on 44
Gain priceless exposure on PBS’s top-rated primetime series!
Even if you don’t know the difference between “art deco” and “arts and crafts,” you can still understand why Antiques Roadshow is the most popular series on PBS!
Antiques Roadshow marks its lucky 13th broadcast season in 2009. With host Mark L. Walberg, it’s a sure bet the lineup of high-stakes appraisals from six distinct American cities — Palm Springs, California; Dallas, Texas; Wichita, Kansas; Chattanooga, Tennessee; Grand Rapids, Michigan; and Hartford, Connecticut — along with two winning special editions, will keep Roadshow at the top of the PBS leaderboard.
Crowds bring their prized possessions to every Roadshow stop to learn whether they’re purely sentimental in value, or if they’re valuable antiques with a price tag to match. Viewers share the suspense as invited experts provide insight into the world of antiques and collectibles, explain the history and use of certain pieces, point out unique features, and ask the all-important question — “Do you know what it’s worth?” The reaction to the value could be a show in itself!
Even if you don’t know the difference between “art deco” and “arts and crafts,” you can still understand why Antiques Roadshow is the most popular series on PBS!
Antiques Roadshow marks its lucky 13th broadcast season in 2009. With host Mark L. Walberg, it’s a sure bet the lineup of high-stakes appraisals from six distinct American cities — Palm Springs, California; Dallas, Texas; Wichita, Kansas; Chattanooga, Tennessee; Grand Rapids, Michigan; and Hartford, Connecticut — along with two winning special editions, will keep Roadshow at the top of the PBS leaderboard.
Crowds bring their prized possessions to every Roadshow stop to learn whether they’re purely sentimental in value, or if they’re valuable antiques with a price tag to match. Viewers share the suspense as invited experts provide insight into the world of antiques and collectibles, explain the history and use of certain pieces, point out unique features, and ask the all-important question — “Do you know what it’s worth?” The reaction to the value could be a show in itself!
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