Antiques and collectibles

[tex]

Have you noticed how many programmes there are nowadays about antiques?....here are a few but i'm sure theres even more.

Cash in the attic
Bargain hunt
Antiques roadshow
Antiques road trip
sun sea and bargain spotting
put your money where your mouth is
going for a song
flog it
antiques master
money for nothing
for what it's worth
antiques inspectors
the great antiques hunt
car booty
under the hammer
cracking antiques
trust me i'm a dealer
restoration roadshow
antiques uncovered
auction hero
antiques to the rescue
the great antiques map of britain
hidden treasures
antiques roadshow hidden treasures
street auction
flipping profit
curiousity
make me a dealer
Dickinson real deal

[George 1978]

We used to have the Antiques Roadshow and that's it - mind you, there used to be a programme on BBC 2 called Collector's World, and from old TV schedules, that was shown in the evenings.

I thought that Going for a Song was something to do with Eurovision when I first saw the title...

[amethyst]

I have been watching Money For Nothing on Quest red.Sarah Moore is the presenter going to recycling centres to find 3 items to transform them into something different.The lucky ones who thought their junk is worthless are surprised when she knocks on their door with cash and shows them on her pad what it ,looks like now

[George 1978]

There was also an antiques game show called Going, Going, Gone! on around 20 years ago which was on BBC 2 in the Weakest Link slot before it started - it was presented by Andy Craig of various ITV regional news programmes, and then by the disgraced Stuart Hall.

At least David Dickinson made Bargain Hunt a cult programme when he was on it.

[George 1978]

Actually, I know that Going for a Song was an antiques game show - I meant that it sounded as if it was something to do with music, hence the word "song".

[amethyst]

Actually, I know that Going for a Song was an antiques game show - I meant that it sounded as if it was something to do with musIic, hence the word "song".

I vagally can remember that programme sometime during the late 60s Arthur Negus was the presenter.

[George 1978]

I vagally can remember that programme sometime during the late 60s Arthur Negus was the presenter.

Yes, but it was revived in the late 1990s as well - Michael Parkinson presented and was succeeded by Michael Aspel (the only programme apart from Give us a Clue that both Michaels have presented); and then Anne Robinson had a go, just before she started The Weakest Link.

[tex]

Now i'm retired with far too much time on my hands i have to admit to ritually watching bargain hunt everyday while i eat my pot noodle

[Zincubus]

Now i'm retired with far too much time on my hands i have to admit to ritually watching bargain hunt everyday while i eat my pot noodle

You know not to swallow Pot Noodles don’t you !!!

I saw a health program and they said they were basically chemicals and salt !?!?


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[George 1978]

I am guilty of enjoying Pot Noodle as well - nothing to be ashamed of.