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Treasure Caravan is a TV show featured in ''[[Family Fortune]]''. People bring in any old items they have to get them valued. [[Arthur Read|Arthur]] bought in a chair hoping it would be valuable, but it wasn't. However, the rug that baby [[Kate Read|Kate]] was holding was worth [[File:Host.png|thumb|The Show | Treasure Caravan is a TV show featured in ''[[Family Fortune]]''. People bring in any old items they have to get them valued. [[Arthur Read|Arthur]] bought in a chair hoping it would be valuable, but it wasn't. However, the rug that baby [[Kate Read|Kate]] was holding was worth [[File:Host.png|thumb|The Show Hostess]] $5,000. Arthur had the choice to sell the rug or let Baby Kate keep it. He kindly let Kate keep it.[[File:Dance_Weave.png|thumb|This thing is worth $5,000]] | ||
The program parodies the PBS program ''Antiques Roadshow'', which travels the United States and gives people an opportunity to get their antiques valued, sometimes resulting in high-value finds. | The program parodies the PBS program ''Antiques Roadshow'', which travels the United States and gives people an opportunity to get their antiques valued, sometimes resulting in high-value finds. | ||
[[Category:Fictional Television Shows]] | [[Category:Fictional Television Shows]] | ||
Revision as of 23:26, 24 October 2012
Treasure Caravan is a TV show featured in Family Fortune. People bring in any old items they have to get them valued. Arthur bought in a chair hoping it would be valuable, but it wasn't. However, the rug that baby Kate was holding was worth
$5,000. Arthur had the choice to sell the rug or let Baby Kate keep it. He kindly let Kate keep it.
The program parodies the PBS program Antiques Roadshow, which travels the United States and gives people an opportunity to get their antiques valued, sometimes resulting in high-value finds.
