Pawn Stars on History Channel
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Pawn Stars on History Channel
Anyone watch this tonight? Man these people couldn't be more unlikable! I can't imagine I'll ever watch these three losers ever again!
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I watched 5 minutes of this.
Fucking. Retarded.
I tuned out for good when some nutjob tried to pawn a medicinal stuffed beaver head, or something like that.
Fucking. Retarded.
I tuned out for good when some nutjob tried to pawn a medicinal stuffed beaver head, or something like that.
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I knew from the commercial these people would be annoying as hell. I'm pissed they took off Expedition Africa for this crap.
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Watched it and it was pretty dumb. Remember back when the History Channel had shows about History and TLC (or as it was at the time The Learning Channel) had actual documentaries? I long for those days...
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They still have Modern Marvels which sometimes has history, they had some stuff about the Moon landing last night, and I know during the day they usually have History related content but prime time is pretty devoid of it. It's all Ice Road Truckers, Ax Men, Pawn Stars, and crap like that.
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I am fucking hating 'the history' channel. Im a history major so it makes me sick now. Im guessing theres no more cities of the underworld (which was getting stupid last season anyway), digging for the truth was the best and is now gone, and all they did was bump and NOT air Patton 360. I dont mind the Ice Road truckers as theyre on the Dalton highway and I drove that sucker while living in Alaska (all the way to Prudhoe Bay), but I dont watch it religiously.
Yea I caught the intro to this show. I thought why not as I had to see something while having a margarita. Absolute shit!
I sent them a very nasty hate mail
Yea I caught the intro to this show. I thought why not as I had to see something while having a margarita. Absolute shit!
I sent them a very nasty hate mail
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My dad is 74 and doesn't look anywhere as old as that miserable old f***! And seriouisly, the middle age guy walks around like he's some sort of bad ass! He works at a pawn shop! He's not a MMA stud or something! And seriously the son is yet another fat bastard with a 'tude! Guy, you look like a freaking toad! Get over yourself!
I'm not going to sit here and tell you I haven't watched any of those "extreme" work shows like Deadliest Catch or Ice Road Truckers, but seriously this is was the boringest shit ever. If I want to learn about old and unusual stuff I'll watch Antiques Roadshow or History Detectives on PBS.
I'm not going to sit here and tell you I haven't watched any of those "extreme" work shows like Deadliest Catch or Ice Road Truckers, but seriously this is was the boringest shit ever. If I want to learn about old and unusual stuff I'll watch Antiques Roadshow or History Detectives on PBS.
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I think the real answer is that reality tv is much cheaper to produce, and unfortunatley still draws crowds. Until that changes, which I see as unlikley since there are many morons in our country that are all too easy to entertain, I see reality tv being the norm for many channels instead of real tv.
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I think the real answer is that reality tv is much cheaper to produce, and unfortunatley still draws crowds. Until that changes, which I see as unlikley since there are many morons in our country that are all too easy to entertain, I see reality tv being the norm for many channels instead of real tv.
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I forgot what show it aws, but the other day I was flipping channels and came upon something on History with these buff burly men who were installing these gigantic wooden poles in to the frozen ground somewhere. I mean that was the show.. I don't know why they thought it would make good TV but I had to turn it.
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What happened to the girl from season 1?
Also if you liked or even if you didn't like this show I highly recommend America Pickers.
Also if you liked or even if you didn't like this show I highly recommend America Pickers.
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I got hooked on the show out of boredom a few months back. It's actually pretty entertaining. They have a lot of neat, actual historical stuff come through and I love seeing the expression on peoples faces when they plan on hitting the jackpot only to find out an item is fake.
@SterlingBen: That girl Peaches was only in one episode. They never focused on her. She hasn't been mentioned since, maybe she quit.
@SterlingBen: That girl Peaches was only in one episode. They never focused on her. She hasn't been mentioned since, maybe she quit.
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Put me into the Pawn Stars fan category. When my dad told me about it last year I instantly discounted it. Then I watched it, saw that these guys knew their stuff, and loved the fact that they were into history just like I am. It's cool to see all the crazy stuff that walks in the door and how excited the guys (especially Rick) get over things that should have been long forgotten. I mean, last night's episode had a dude bringing in a Remington Revolver that was given to a general in Roosevelt's RoughRider army. Sean, Rick's gun buddy expert, was almost shaking because it was so rare. Neat stuff.
Most stuff can wait, but Pawn Stars (for whatever reason) is one of the only shows I watched the second that it's on.
And Chumlee is amazing...
Most stuff can wait, but Pawn Stars (for whatever reason) is one of the only shows I watched the second that it's on.
And Chumlee is amazing...
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Its funny that I clicked on this thread because it was recently bumped, and it is a show that I must say has become a guilty pleasure. Low and behold, I am reading through all the old posts, and there I am posting in this thread last year, speaking about morons who enjoy bad tv. I admit there is a lot of stuff that I can do without on the show, such as the scenes which are obviously scripted for comedic gain. I do like seeing all the stuff that is brought in and the experts information regarding the item.
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I enjoy it. To me, it's impressive to see people with a vast knowledge of history so they know what comes in their store.
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Anyone catch "American Pickers"? Two absolute losers drive around going thru peoples shit looking for antiques. They are about the two dorkiest dudes I've ever seen on television...