Antiques Roadshow Appraisers
antiques roadshow appraisers
Rather odd question about antiques roadshow (televison show)?
How realistic are the reactions of the people on this show?
I don’t watch this very often, but it comes on late at night where i’m at and sometimes i just sit there and watch, while on the computer
I’ve been noticing one reoccuring theme about it. Anytime these people are told by the appraisers their antiques are worth an extreme amount of money (i.e.80-100 grand), they don’t even show visible expressions of excitment half the time. Sometimes they smile or chuckle and say something like oh really? that’s cool i only thought it was worth a couple hundred dollars.
ARE THESE PEOPLE ALL RICH???
i’d be running in circles right there on the spot and jumping up and down screaming i’m rich! if someone told me my antiques were worth 100 grand.
What’s really up with these people? I think this show is staged, they probably tell the people beforehand not to make any sort of scene.
No it’s not staged: remember the shows are broadcast live on air and then shown later, the reactions are real.
Eleventh place in the Antiques Roadshow Top Appraisals
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