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« Reply #30 on: June 30, 2015, 03:06:59 PM »

Dickenson's Real Deal, Loose Women, Dinner date itv2 amongst numerous other day time tv shite!  The perils of working from home full time!

I used to watch judge judy, but have long past the time where I watch any of this. I'd rather just sit in silence rather than watch daytime TV when the sport isn't on. I do remember watching bid up tv far too often when that came out.  Now most of the rubbish I watch is on the Internet, Taylor Swift anyone?

Having said that I get to watch an enormous amount of kids TV.  I can tolerate most of the stuff on Ceebeebies, but Tiny Pop is another level.  You haven't watched shite TV unless you have sat through an episode of My Little Pony.

Haha, that post takes me back a few years. My Son is 8 now so past all that stuff, but tiny pop made a regular appearance.

Personally love watching Storage wars, Storage hunters etc

Is Storage Wars staged or can you actually go to storage sites for real and just rock up and bid on these bins in the UK?  How do you find out about when they happen?  Quite fancy going to one just to see what it is like IRL.

Pretty obv a lot of it is staged. One of the bidders on Storage wars took the tv company to court and disclosed they are staged.
However, buying storage lockers is a common theme in the US and most of the people on the shows are actual buyers/auctioneers.
Very rare in the UK, most stuff goes to a local auction house, or gets put online.


Would have thought if a storage company was owed lots by a client, they have the right to the bin themselves rather than auction it off.
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« Reply #31 on: June 30, 2015, 08:44:43 PM »

Bargain hunt
Antiques Road trip
Flog it

Any antique show that ends in an auction

Same.  Also like Million Dollar Listing and most other property programs.

All of these.

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« Reply #32 on: June 30, 2015, 10:20:01 PM »

Storage Wars, Storage Hunters UK

Woaaaah there, Storage Hunters isn't shite!

Brandi though! Smiley

storage wars would be good if they actually had to get the money from reselling rather than saying "oh that empty biscuit tine is worth $200"

lets have a full on auction after they buy the locker
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« Reply #33 on: June 30, 2015, 10:45:10 PM »

Storage Wars, Storage Hunters UK

Woaaaah there, Storage Hunters isn't shite!

Brandi though! Smiley

storage wars would be good if they actually had to get the money from reselling rather than saying "oh that empty biscuit tine is worth $200"

lets have a full on auction after they buy the locker
Agree with this Iron, also some of the valuations given in the UK version are a bit wtf
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« Reply #34 on: June 30, 2015, 11:13:13 PM »

Judge Judy
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« Reply #35 on: June 30, 2015, 11:17:06 PM »

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« Reply #36 on: June 30, 2015, 11:40:01 PM »

Storage Wars, Storage Hunters UK

Woaaaah there, Storage Hunters isn't shite!

Brandi though! Smiley

storage wars would be good if they actually had to get the money from reselling rather than saying "oh that empty biscuit tine is worth $200"

lets have a full on auction after they buy the locker
Agree with this Iron, also some of the valuations given in the UK version are a bit wtf

Did anyone see the UK show the other day where two bidders had a full on ruck with each other.  Didn't look that fake to me for the cameras but you are never sure in these programmes. They genuinely looked like they were ready to knock each other out.
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