As the most recent episode of the beloved antiques show aired, BBB Bargain Hunt viewers flocked to Twitter and expressed their dissatisfaction with the same issue.
Bargain Hunt aficionados were left feeling miffed as they settled down for the latest instalment of the fan-favourite BBC show.
With renowned auctioneer and TV personality Charlie Ross guiding the ship alongside antiques aficionados Caroline Hawley and David Fergus, the episode captivated viewers and transported them to Norfolk, particularly King’s Lynn and Swaffham.
Fans took to social media to express the déjà vu afflicting the program as soon as Charlie introduced the competing red and blue teams.
Disgruntled viewers expressed their dismay online, saying that “Bargain Hunt is so predictable.” requires a complete overhaul. #bargainhunt would be the first to get rid of Charlie Ross.
Complaints didn’t stop there, with another viewer chiming in during their midday break: “Just sat down at home to have some lunch with the wife before moving on to my next job and she’s watching Bargain Hunt on @BBC – I cannot believe that utter drivel is still going and it’s not changed since it first started!”, reports Cornwall Live.
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A disgruntled fan added, “@BBCBargainHunt love this program but editing a little off today.”
We saw red team members Bruno and Tom of the blue team compete against each other in the episode’s narrative, all intent on securing profits from their antique finds purchased at a King’s Lynn fair before going on the auction block.
Unfortunately, the red team’s varied collection, which included a Norwegian brooch, a vintage typewriter, and some dinner-service china, sadly failed to bring in the desired sum of money, leading to a disappointing £40 loss.
Lorraine continued to be upbeat, saying, “Ah well, we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, despite their items not turning a profit and ending up with £58 down. To win over the bidders, the blue team relied on a vintage table football game, a captivating blue vase, and two silver treasures.
The red team couldn’t contain their excitement as Charlie declared the winners, so Charlie responded with amusement, “Shrieks of delight! Despite not even turning a profit, there is so much joy.
Viewers were treated to Dr. Sue Gattuso’s fascinating tales about Howard Carter, which she and Charlie Ross, the presenter, revealed as well as his significant discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922.
Source: Mirror
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