The same folks gather at the sales of storage units that have been abandoned by their renters. Having no clue what's inside, there are just enough instances where the buyers hit pay dirt to ... Read allThe same folks gather at the sales of storage units that have been abandoned by their renters. Having no clue what's inside, there are just enough instances where the buyers hit pay dirt to keep them, as well as the TV audience, addicted.The same folks gather at the sales of storage units that have been abandoned by their renters. Having no clue what's inside, there are just enough instances where the buyers hit pay dirt to keep them, as well as the TV audience, addicted.
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The new season is not any where the quality or entertainment value of the past episodes (pre-covid). Every cast member is subdued. Dave Hester has completely lost his luster. Lisa Delarious and Kenny Crossley have no business being regulars. You need to bring back Barry Weiss, Darrel Sheets, and some new faces, but none of the cast members post covid. They are not working out!
Storage Wars is about buyers who buy storage units of people who couldn't afford to keep them or left them from any other reason.
the "rules of the show are :
1. each week 3 of 4 buyers will by unit, without seeing what's in them, beside how they look from the outside.
2. 1 will go home without buying anything.
3. they will all find some antiques, or valuable collectables, that were not expected to be find in the unit.
4. then they immediately get appraisal from an expert. usually that will find out that the finding worth a lot.
5. for the other items they find, they will appraisal them by themselves :
usually they will expect a profit that is 2 times , from the real price that they will sell it (if they sell it at all).
players : 2 typical rednecks (father + son), a weird collector (the shows clown), the young married couple (not really married), and the veteran mogul (the bad guy). there are more players but they are less significant.
the mvps : the collector : barry and the mogul : dave.
season 1 - 3 : all player present (the best years). season 4 - 5 (most of 5) the mogul left and was replaced by a fat German dude and is dumb wife. season 5 - the collector left to his own show - without the best players the show lost its fun and entertainment factor.
pro & cons : + entertainment and fun : season 1-3. - "salting" - the production is WWF the entire show take the credibility out of the reality.
the "rules of the show are :
1. each week 3 of 4 buyers will by unit, without seeing what's in them, beside how they look from the outside.
2. 1 will go home without buying anything.
3. they will all find some antiques, or valuable collectables, that were not expected to be find in the unit.
4. then they immediately get appraisal from an expert. usually that will find out that the finding worth a lot.
5. for the other items they find, they will appraisal them by themselves :
usually they will expect a profit that is 2 times , from the real price that they will sell it (if they sell it at all).
players : 2 typical rednecks (father + son), a weird collector (the shows clown), the young married couple (not really married), and the veteran mogul (the bad guy). there are more players but they are less significant.
the mvps : the collector : barry and the mogul : dave.
season 1 - 3 : all player present (the best years). season 4 - 5 (most of 5) the mogul left and was replaced by a fat German dude and is dumb wife. season 5 - the collector left to his own show - without the best players the show lost its fun and entertainment factor.
pro & cons : + entertainment and fun : season 1-3. - "salting" - the production is WWF the entire show take the credibility out of the reality.
I started watching this when Barry (the collector) was still part of it, he had a unique style and humour. But since he is retired it lost the majority of it's flair. But the real reason that I give such a low rating is tge fact that all is fake, the investors are indeed actors. What annoyed me even more, how stupid does the History channel think the average viewer is? Most telling example: Mary from the spin off (Storage Wars Texas) is now only to see on the main show which is in California. Even as a European I know that it takes almost 24h by car from Texas to California? Who would do that? The gasoline would eat up all the profit. At the same time she is no longer attending auctions in her home state Texas. She was obviously promoted and the fact that she lives in Texas is as real as everything else. It's an insult to the human brain.
Awesome freaking show! The show is great and intriguing before you get to know the characters. Once you know the characters the show gets even better! They get to know each other and they start hating each other. Awesome. I could watch this show all day. I actually have. I personally like everyone except Mr. Hester. Although he definitely is the smartest of the bunch. It's awesome to see something that you would think doesn't costs a penny turn out to be something super expensive. Overall I'd say its a darn good show. Go into it with a positive attitude and I think you will thoroughly it's a show for all ages. 9/10 almost perfect but I think they might have to change up the lineup soon and get a new cast.
They claim nobody has seen inside the lockers until they cut the lock on the show.
Except on one episode when they rolled up the door you could see a piece of paper already in the locker with information about the filming date in large letters. Apparently, the locker owner was psychic. And the logos on name brand items are already taped over when the door rolls up. So they have clearly been in the lockers before taping. But they still make a big show of cutting the lock off.
Otherwise it is just too random that in so many lockers with stained mattresses and bags of old clothes there is also something very unique and valuable. That's what I put in my storage locker, empty boxes and a priceless artifact.
Except on one episode when they rolled up the door you could see a piece of paper already in the locker with information about the filming date in large letters. Apparently, the locker owner was psychic. And the logos on name brand items are already taped over when the door rolls up. So they have clearly been in the lockers before taping. But they still make a big show of cutting the lock off.
Otherwise it is just too random that in so many lockers with stained mattresses and bags of old clothes there is also something very unique and valuable. That's what I put in my storage locker, empty boxes and a priceless artifact.
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- TriviaJarrod and Brandi parted ways in November 2018. They bumped into each other at a bar in Orange County on April 30, 2021, and the encounter quickly snowballed into a conflict. Apparently, Brandi asked Jarrod to leave the venue. He refused, pushing her and yelling at her. Jarrod was arrested and charged with one count of misdemeanor DV.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe: Episode #1.4 (2013)
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