Re: BBC TV: The Repair Shop
Yes, that's exactly how it is, specialist restorers will always knock TV programmes that tackle a subject in a more entertaining, light hearted way. That simply exposes 'our' lack of understanding of the raison d'ĂȘtre of TV programme makers who, in order to make money (it's their job, not a hobby) are compelled to make programmes that appeal to a wider audience than just dyed in the wool, serious restorers. The US is a different thing. They do things differently and always on a grander scale. And maybe even a niche, specialist orientated restoration programme in the US still entices enough viewers to make it profitable, it's such a huge country.
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