Antiques Road show expert

[mwaawm]

Do they have one for the computer/tech collectibles?

 

Hate to remind us of how old we are but if not this seems the BBC one again failing to be inclusive/representative of the population its meant to be serving.

[Phantoon]

By generally accepted terms for this it'll be another sixty years before anything computery counts as an "antique", so no

[mwaawm]

I know computers breach the 100 year rule for an antique officially but so does a lot of other crap they do cover (matchbox / corgi cars for one, as well as stuffed toys) 

[Mars]

I can just imagine Fiona Bruce picking up someone's yellowed SNES and muttering 'stupid cunt' under her breath  

[Phantoon]

Are you alleging Fiona Bruce was a Mega Drive owner? 😱

[dumpster]

Fiona Bruce backed 3DO as the industry single format.  This, Fiona Bruce believed would close down the multiformat console wars which the Question Time presenter felt was detrimental to the industry overall. Sadly she was wrong and Victoria Derbyshire, a fan of PlayStation from the start, got the last laugh.

[Goemon]

I watch a lot of Bargain Hunt and I think Tim Weeks will probably the closest thing to this position.

 

He’s the one who seems most clued in with toy auctions and games fall into this bracket.

 

Here he is talking about toys. 
 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07r39r8

 

like I say when you look at a toy auction it will include games and consoles.