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Like the broadcast series, ANTIQUES ROADSHOWs companion Web site is part game show, part history, and part treasure hunt, with a whole bunch of really cool features thrown in for fun. The Season Six site will include weekly updates of familiar features and a slew of new bells and whistles arriving just in time for the series season premiere. ANTIQUES ROADSHOW begins its sixth season on PBS Monday, January 21, 2002 at 8 P.M.ET (check local listings) with fifteen new programs and two encore episodes. Ranked Best of the Web by Forbes magazine in 1999 and 2000, ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Online also is one of PBSs most popular sites. And, its only getting better. In 2002, ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Online will offer fans a more intense experience when they visit the Behind the Scenes section, including · a time-lapse movie of an entire appraisal event26 hours compressed and presented in 30 seconds; · virtual reality tours of the mobile production unit, the control room and the set. The images also contain "hot spots" visitors can click to learn more about elements of the production. And, back by popular demand with updates for the new broadcast season: · the Appraise It Yourself Gamea monthly quiz in which players test their knowledge of items appraised in the series and compete with other antiques aficionados for special ROADSHOW prizes; · Antique Speaka glossary of terms used by ROADSHOW appraisers; · Follow the Storiesa further exploration beyond the appraisers table with background information that isnt included in the broadcast series; · Tips of the Tradea weekly column by ROADSHOW experts, providing collectors with valuable advice and information; · Your Storiesantiquing adventure stories from ROADSHOW fans, with a new tale posted every other week; as well as · program descriptions; appraisal highlights and photos; broadcast schedules; biographical information about the host, the appraisers, and the production team; and much, much more. Online visitors also can sign up
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ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Online, http://www.pbs.org/antiques/ , is produced by WGBH Interactive Media, Boston, which produces Web sites supporting WGBH national series such as NOVA, American Experience, ARTHUR, and This Old House. WGBH Interactive Media also produces WGBH ONLINE (http://www.wgbh.org), updated weekly for WGBH viewers, members, and listeners throughout the Northeast. The WGBH Educational Foundation is the single largest producer of primetime television programs and Web sites seen nationally on PBS and PBS ONLINE. Major funding for ANTIQUES ROADSHOW is provided by the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies. Additional funding is provided by eBay.com. Funding for ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Online is provided by grants from Chubb and PBS. PBS.org, PBS's award-winning site on the World Wide Web, produces high-quality Web programming as it pioneers the convergence of television and the Internet. PBS.org features more than 135,000 pages of content as well as companion Web sites for more than 450 PBS programs and specials. In January 2000, Yahoo! put PBS.org at the top of its list of the best Web sites of all time. For further information feel free to contact the appropriate person below. ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Online Contact:
Press Contacts
Leslie Sepuka
Johanna Baker
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