Pawn Stars Do America, a spin-off of Pawn Stars, airs on Wednesday nights. Fans have commented on a video about the show that was posted on YouTube. This new show has the team Rick Harrison and his son, Corey, and family friend Chumlee traveling around the US looking at items that patrons would never get
Pawn Stars, that fantastic show where people take their items to Rick Harrison’s pawn shop in Las Vegas, is back with a spinoff, and the crew is going on the road across America. The show, titled Pawn Stars Do America, has been filming around the country with the guys looking for collectible objects and historical
History’s Pawn Stars is in its tenth year on the air with 15 seasons. The star of the series, Rick Harrison, calls upon several top-notch experts who help him authenticate finds to make the best deals. One of the most popular experts called upon by Harrison is brainy beauty, Rebecca Romney. Her ability to validate
Richard Harrison was better known as “The Old Man” on the History hit Pawn Stars. Sadly, the reality TV favorite passed away earlier this week. Fans learned of The Old Man’s untimely death when his son, Rick Harrison, took to social media and announced that his famous father had died. View this post on Instagram
Ever wondered what the first ever Barbie doll looked like? Here’s a near-perfect example, courtesy of History’s Pawn Stars. This newly released clip taken from one of the show’s Season 14 episodes features a Vintage Barbie Ponytail Doll #1 from 1959, including a box signed by the famous toy’s inventor Ruth Handler. The episode, titled
This week Pawn Stars takes a rather macarbe turn as Rick Harrison checks out the Ford Bronco that disgraced former athlete and actor O.J. Simpson drove whilst fleeing from the police in what must be the most infamous car chase in history. In 1994 Simpson was wanted for questioning in respect of the murders of his ex-wife
This week on Pawn Stars, Rick and the team draft in some very specialist help to evaluate a comic in the form of Marvel legend Stan Lee. Stan Lee’s creative comic output is never far from our screens, with superhero movies being a staple of the summer and TV series like Daredevil and Lucky Man
This week on Pawn Stars the guys come across some Japanese animatronics and a 14th century chinese bank note. The animatronic monkey representing the ancient proverb hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil. Various forms of these are seen all over the world in all sorts of forms, but their popularity originates from Japan where they are named