Tuesday, 25 December 2012

Preview:Storage Wars: Texas Season 2, Episode 19 Fast Times at Texas High Free Online


The auction in Killeen, Texas, where Bubba Smith went to high school, stirs up teenage memories for the Rangers and the other buyers.Download Video Storage Wars: Texas Story Fast Times at Texas High Episode On ABC Family Tv Online Tv Live Streaming Video. Online Watch Storage Wars: Texas Story Full Episode Watch Stream HD Video on Internet TV.Victor overcomes a bad hair day to uncover some Civil War collectibles. Jenny is forced to moonlight as a safecracker. The Doc and the Junkster must use Mary s refurbishing skills to get value out of an outmoded dining room set. While Bubba attempts to be the big man on campus in his homecoming, other buyers may end up most likely to succeed.A&E’s top-rated non-fiction franchise heads to the Lone Star state to follow teams of bidders on their quest for auction gold. New Texas-based characters include self-employed Lesa Lewis who is searching for items to sell at her brand new thrift store. Her pockets may not be deep, but she is a doggedly determined bidder when she sees a unit she wants.

No job is too big for her right-hand man Jerry Simpson, who is always there to lend a hand and share a few laughs. Seasoned bidder Ricky Smith has been in the business since the age of 14, and says he is here to stay. He has spent the past 20 years teaching his nephew Bubba, who attends the auctions with him, the tricks of the trade.

New York native Victor Rjesnjansky relocated to Texas, where he bids on storage auctions to fill the shelves of his store. The “fabulous” Moe Prigoff has been collecting modern furniture and antiques for over 30 years and is always on the lookout for new items to sell in his exclusive antique gallery.

Rallying the crowd of high bidders is fast-talking auctioneer Walt Cade, who will do whatever it takes to move the units – and land one storage hunter a shot at hidden treasure.

Sixteen episodes were filmed for the first two seasons, debuting on A&E on Tuesday December 6, 2011.The first run consisted of only six of those episodes, with the remaining ten being aired after a two month break. The premiere episode garnered 4.1 million viewers, making it the most watched series launch in network history.

Viewers got a glimpse of Storage Wars: Texas on the first Storage Wars: Unlocked special, when Ricky and Bubba appeared to present a teaser clip. It was revealed that the show was to have been originally called Storage Wars: Dallas. It was later revealed that Storage Wars: Texas and it's parent series Storage Wars had both been renewed for another twenty-six episode season respectively, with the second season of Texas premiering from August 15, 2012.

Storage Wars: Texas can be seen internationally as well, as AETN International has sold the series to several channels in Canada, Finland, and the Netherlands.Roy Williams did not return for Season 3, and the team of Lesa Lewis & Jerry Simpson did not return as main cast members.

I totally agree with the other review where the cast of this show are called morons! I can't stand this show and dislike everyone on it! The woman is horrible and nasty and very annoying, the bubbas are morons and not like able at all, the skinny guy is also a moron and arrogant at the same time and doesn't know a thing about collecting and I can't remember any body else on the show! Oh, there is the old man with a moe, the Barry try hard who I can't stand either!

Storage wars the original is watchable and I especially love Barry! He is the only one that I actually like and the rest are annoying but slightly watchable due to Barrie's antics! Barry seems like a kind and nice guy and is very likable! There is no one in the Texas version that makes you want to watch the show! In fact, I feel like slapping most of them because they are so so nasty and annoying! There has to be someone who you follow and like on a show to make it worth watching!