Canadian Pickers
series not in production
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Seasons | 4
Episodes | 51
avg.Runtime | 60 min
First EP | 2011-04-12
Last EP | 2013-12-23
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Sheldon Smithens, an antiques dealer, auctioneer and appraiser by trade, and his partner Scott Cozens, a full-time lawyer and life-long picker - scour towns across Canada in search of objects with historical, collectible and pop culture value.
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Season List
season 1 || Season 1
Relesed on | 2011-04-12
1
On the Cowboy Trail
2011-04-12
Scott discovers a totem pole at the legendary Blackfoot Truck Stop in Alberta.
2
Bargaining in the Badlands
2011-04-19
Scott visits a collector with plenty of outbuildings but soon discovers it has already been picked.
3
Take It and Run
2011-04-26
The guys hope to find some great deals to sell out west in southern Ontario.
4
Anchors Aweigh
2011-05-03
The guys go to a 70-mile garage sale in Prince Edward Island that has plenty of treasures and junk.
5
A Maritime Bet
2011-05-10
After stopping in Peggy's Cove, the guys bet to see who will find the ultimate East Coast prize.
6
Knocking on Doors
2011-05-17
The guys come across an old Victorian home while freestyling in Nova Scotia.
7
Fish Out of Water
2011-05-24
A collector welcomes the guys into his home, garage and bar in Hudson, Quebec.
8
The French Connection
2011-05-31
The guys stop at an amateur historian's home in Quebec's Eastern townships.
9
A Monster Deal
2011-06-07
On the way to Winnipeg, the van needs some mechanical TLC.
10
Always Buying, Sometimes Selling
2011-06-14
An 84-year-old collector in Balzac, Alberta has a property jam-packed with odd artifacts.
11
Rocking On
2011-06-21
Picking their way through Ontario, the guys may have hit the jackpot on a sprawling property full of outbuildings.
12
Hey Big Spender
2011-06-28
The guys are ready to drop big bucks on some treasures in British Columbia.
13
Grumps & Grinders
2011-07-05
The guys look through a hangar-sized collection; Henry's retro service station.
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