@@BarlowSmith Well obviously as well as having a feel good factor. All style no substance as evidenced by the amount of time they dwell on a finished piece, wouldn`t stand up to professional scrutiny
@@timadams3717 And what skills do you possess to match those shown by the craftsmen/women on this programme? And what professional qualifications do you have to justify your value judgment of their work not standing up to professional examination? Are you a Yank by any chance?
Had this on series link for ages now and it’s perked me up many a time during the pandemic. Their professionalism and warmth can be seen on their faces when the owners react to their outstanding work. What these people do is very special and heart warming...
Omg that is my wife’s dads story....such a brave man....16 and marched to siberia and put into cattle cars....he was saved by British legion 8.... and fought w them till end of war and came to Canada...
Far and away the best show on TV. ALL the experts are great and have amazing skills, are kind and have great empathy. Not one of them is anything less than professional. Anyone saying anything else must be watching a different programme.
The only show I can watch and enjoy these days. The craftmanship is outstanding, and some of the stories told about the items are sad, happy and inspiring. Just wonderful TV
What a brilliant programme, such talented people, we could watch the amazing skills of the experts all day. Love the emotion that everyone shows and feels❤️❤️
Can not wait until we can see more of this in the US. I absolutely love it! Its amazing how well everything looks when it leaves the shop. Excellent craftsmanship from everyone. I just wish i could see more!!!
Deep gratitude and love to ALL of you sharing your fabulous skills and caring attitudes at the repair shop. You are sooo appreciated. Aotearoa/ New Zealand 🥰
The episode with King Charles was one of the best. Not only did we get to see the wonderful craftsmanship of all the team, we got to know more about them. Jay’s interaction with Charles was lovely. Love Wills to bits! Magical show.
I record all episodes and as well as the team of restorers who are such talented people, the production team deserve much credit in not bumping each other when chasing around the barn
Just to let our USA and AU's friends know about the show.this is the best TV going.never miss an episode or repeats,as I always find something new.When you see the show in full,you get the meeting,then the repair with the work shared between the experts.then the reveal which is usually quite a tearfull moment.we get it on normal TV.🙃
That story about the chest was an amazing one with Will Kirk and Dom too. I’ll look 👀 forward to seeing the outcome of this one soon, maybe. Lovely story.
I agree. It's charming to hear the stories behind the objects but these clips are frustrating in that we never see the restoration process or the end result.
OK... Can someone please clarify how those of us in the US can watch all the Episodes? I found this series on Netflix and love it... But they only have 15 episodes of season 3???
Love the program , but seems like most visitors are rather well to do who can easily afford to have items repaired . Like when I go to thrift store to find $ 100,000 vehicles parked in front .
Everyone was raving about this show but it is only 5 mins long all episode I can find. We never get to see the restoration of the brought in items. Not sure why this is popular.
James Doble because the full episodes of the first two season are on netflix (at least in the us). apparently there is some sort of licensing problem for the three remaining seasons. we are waiting (im)patiently.
The rules are when you collect the item you’ve never really looked after properly yourself in spite of how much you profess to love it and it’s importance, you have to be overcome with emotion and cry 🙄 😂😂
i absolutely love The Repair Shop, it has everything, laughter, tears, joy, etc. Steve is my favourite worker, puts his heart and soul into all that he does. But sadly i have to stop watching it because of that awful Dominic (metal worker), i can not stand that bloke. He is so patronising and condescending to the guests. He also makes out EVERYTHING he does is extra hard work, when it isn't, he is the only one that moans about EVERY project he does as he's doing it, everybody else just cracks on with the task at hand. It is a real shame that he has brought this show down all on his own, but he has, and it's with real regret i say goodbye to this show, i will miss it. Dominic stick to Hello magazine, i don't read that.
Will is SUCH a cutie pie.
Yes, he’s a married cutie pie with a baby daughter.
Would you be ok with someone making similar comments about your significant other half?
@@JulieWallis1963 I would be totally ok with that: It’s a compliment.
Never miss an episode. It's got the warmth, style and the feel-good factor. Best programme on TV.
Shame it has no substance as well
@@timadams3717 Bit like your one empty page, since 2015, nothing at all....
@@timadams3717 as well as what may I ask?
@@BarlowSmith Well obviously as well as having a feel good factor. All style no substance as evidenced by the amount of time they dwell on a finished piece, wouldn`t stand up to professional scrutiny
@@timadams3717 And what skills do you possess to match those shown by the craftsmen/women on this programme? And what professional qualifications do you have to justify your value judgment of their work not standing up to professional examination? Are you a Yank by any chance?
Had this on series link for ages now and it’s perked me up many a time during the pandemic.
Their professionalism and warmth can be seen on their faces when the owners react to their outstanding work.
What these people do is very special and heart warming...
Yes, this is far and away my favourite programme. That and the Yorkshire vet. They are all such genuine and skilled people.
And the Yorkshire Shepherdess...Never miss those programmes....
Had to get a VPN in order to watch the show. The states don't have wholesome shows like this. Love love!
Omg that is my wife’s dads story....such a brave man....16 and marched to siberia and put into cattle cars....he was saved by British legion 8.... and fought w them till end of war and came to Canada...
Far and away the best show on TV. ALL the experts are great and have amazing skills, are kind and have great empathy. Not one of them is anything less than professional. Anyone saying anything else must be watching a different programme.
Or actually know how to undertake proper restoration. What are they going to do to it?
The only show I can watch and enjoy these days. The craftmanship is outstanding, and some of the stories told about the items are sad, happy and inspiring. Just wonderful TV
What a brilliant programme, such talented people, we could watch the amazing skills of the experts all day. Love the emotion that everyone shows and feels❤️❤️
Can not wait until we can see more of this in the US. I absolutely love it! Its amazing how well everything looks when it leaves the shop. Excellent craftsmanship from everyone. I just wish i could see more!!!
Deep gratitude and love to ALL of you sharing your fabulous skills and caring attitudes at the repair shop. You are sooo appreciated. Aotearoa/ New Zealand 🥰
I really like this programme. All of their restorers are so very skilled and intelligent. Brilliant people.
Netflix....PLEASE pick up seasons 3-5. This show makes such a positive difference!
I have always liked this show. Its too bad that they don't show entire episodes. Seeing the results of the repairs is the best part.
The episode with King Charles was one of the best. Not only did we get to see the wonderful craftsmanship of all the team, we got to know more about them.
Jay’s interaction with Charles was lovely. Love Wills to bits! Magical show.
My parents lived in Leon, Guanajuato, Mexico in the 1940’s and mentioned having polish refugees as neighbors. 💕
I record all episodes and as well as the team of restorers who are such talented people, the production team deserve much credit in not bumping each other when chasing around the barn
Best show on the TV by far, love it
I just love this show.
This is proper telly.
Besides loving antiques i tune in just to see Will as hes absolutely gorgeous :)
Same here. And Jay too 🥰
No lie detected…
Just to let our USA and AU's friends know about the show.this is the best TV going.never miss an episode or repeats,as I always find something new.When you see the show in full,you get the meeting,then the repair with the work shared between the experts.then the reveal which is usually quite a tearfull moment.we get it on normal TV.🙃
When will we get to to watch series 4 & 5 in the USA?...we love repair shop!!
Here in the USA I miss seeing this program. Please bring it back to Netflix. I really only get a taste of what it is like seeing snippets.
That story about the chest was an amazing one with Will Kirk and Dom too. I’ll look 👀 forward to seeing the outcome of this one soon, maybe. Lovely story.
I love this show it's good to see best on television
I love this show and watch it on Netflix here in the USA, I wish the would get more than just the three seasons.
would it be on Britbox ??
Great programme!
Dear Steve the wooden oil clock should be in a museum. Well done steve and son
Love ❤️, love ❤, love ❤ that show‼️
That's astonishing, the connection to Will's family. You'd have thought the woman with the trunk would have been more excited or something...
So sad Netflix only has seasons 1 and 2. America loves this show but can’t watch it.
Totally agree very upset i can't watch more this show is amazing!!! Absolutely love it.
Agreed! We need more episodes here. It's my therapy!
Season 3 starts Dec 1.
@@lionelraoul But they took the other seasons off...so sad
@@grammol33 I completely agree. I loved watching the Christmas special and now it's just a memory.
What a shame you didn't add a photo of it restored. It would be nice to see how it turned out.
I agree. It's charming to hear the stories behind the objects but these clips are frustrating in that we never see the restoration process or the end result.
If you are not going to add this show to Netflix at least put full episodes on TH-cam!
Great programme love it
Does anyone know where I can watch the full thing with this one please?
What a great sorry...
my favourite show , but i don't remember seeing this episode ?
Any idea when seasons 3&4 will air is the USA? It’s the only show we are able to watch to get away from politics for a while.
Are you sure that Britbox hasn't got it? because this is the sort of program that they would put on there.
@@---cf9bj don’t know of that, need to research.
I watch this show on a channel called Makeful. Same with Landscape Artist of the Year and Bake-off
OK... Can someone please clarify how those of us in the US can watch all the Episodes? I found this series on Netflix and love it... But they only have 15 episodes of season 3???
we don't get this in Australia
I'll post to my family in Oz, maybe they can share, but I believe it's under the BBC licence fees.
Great prog
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So what happens next?
We love this program but I wish they would spend more time on the restoration and less on the human side.
CLICKBAIT
A lot think that the war was over for the Poles when they were liberated by the Russians. It just brought more misery until 1992!!!!
Love this program but I must say
Will have a idea how about you staring in the Classic Bridgeiton you are double of him go for it Will.
Think you mean ..starring!
Love the programme but that is a very loose connection, not really a connection at all to Will
If it was such an important family heirloom what was it doing forty years in the shed. No it was something they scraped up to get on the television.
Thats a bit of a streach to say that he "was surprised" don't you think ?
Love the program , but seems like most visitors are rather well to do who can easily afford to have items repaired . Like when I go to thrift store to find $ 100,000 vehicles parked in front .
Everyone was raving about this show but it is only 5 mins long all episode I can find. We never get to see the restoration of the brought in items. Not sure why this is popular.
James Doble because the full episodes of the first two season are on netflix (at least in the us). apparently there is some sort of licensing problem for the three remaining seasons. we are waiting (im)patiently.
These TH-cam postings are "teasers" for people in the UK who can see the whole episode.
The good folks have answered perfectly. This channel is just supporting the full show, which is on Netflix internationally (on the BBC in the UK)
I love the show but as others have said Netflix only carries the first two seasons, I hope they pick up more episodes!!!!!
@@johnbergholm Convenient because certainly the wood restoration is very poor, as far as I have seen.
The rules are when you collect the item you’ve never really looked after properly yourself in spite of how much you profess to love it and it’s importance, you have to be overcome with emotion and cry 🙄
😂😂
push off.
Seems that "Empire Windrush" has to be shortened each time to Windrush.
So?
Russia hasnt changed much.
You seem to be so confident with your opinion. I wonder, where it comes from. Greetings from Russia
i absolutely love The Repair Shop, it has everything, laughter, tears, joy, etc. Steve is my favourite worker, puts his heart and soul into all that he does. But sadly i have to stop watching it because of that awful Dominic (metal worker), i can not stand that bloke. He is so patronising and condescending to the guests. He also makes out EVERYTHING he does is extra hard work, when it isn't, he is the only one that moans about EVERY project he does as he's doing it, everybody else just cracks on with the task at hand. It is a real shame that he has brought this show down all on his own, but he has, and it's with real regret i say goodbye to this show, i will miss it. Dominic stick to Hello magazine, i don't read that.
He isn't in all of the episodes most he isnt actually, sad you're not watching this wonderful show because of one man you could skip past.
@@insertnamehere2635: ah ! You saw benjamins' surname , and kept yours from the publics eyes.😀
LOL
Dom is a top guy and very skilled too, me personal favourite alongside Steve. I've never heard him moan once.
@@TheXeroid love is blind.
I hate this why do you show the repair but not the best of all when the owner comes to pick it up