Will 'American Pickers' be filmed in Mississippi? Mike Wolfe and team continue to look for rare artifacts amid low ratings
IOWA, NASHVILLE: 'American Pickers' Season 25 is going to Mississippi.
History's longtime series 'American Pickers 'is set to film new episodes in February 2024 and is seeking assistance in locating valuable and uncommon items, according to a report by Action News 5.
If you or someone you know has a rare item or an interesting story to share, and you are willing to sell it, the pickers will be interested in hearing from you.
Let us mention that they are specifically interested in privately owned collections and not those found in stores, flea markets, malls, auction businesses, museums, or any other publicly accessible locations.
To get in touch, you can either email the TV show 'American Pickers' at americanpickers@cineflix.com or call (646) 493-2184, providing your name, phone number, location, and a description of the collection along with photos.
The recently released third episode of 'American Pickers' Season 25, titled 'Mike and Homer,' features Mike undertaking a special assignment for Danielle Colby.
During his travels in Southern California, he comes across a renowned autographed guitar and discovers storyboards and scripts from the beloved animated show 'The Simpsons.'
Wolfe and his team continue their search for precious artifacts as the ratings of the show stoop low with each passing day.
Is Mike Wolfe leaving 'American Pickers'?
Wolfe recently announced a new business venture on Instagram amid the show's low ratings.
Recently, Mike took to Instagram to announce his latest business venture, a project centered around an Esso station in Tennessee. He consistently keeps his followers informed with regular updates on the development of the project.
The 'American Pickers' star shared, "This project has been a labor of love. Every step of the way I had a great team sharing my passion."
Wolfe further added, "This 1940s Esso station sits right in the middle of @visitcolumbia TN Historic district. This little building has served the community for decades. Now it has a chance to do just that for generations to come."
'American Pickers' star Rob Wolfe wants to create his own legacy
Rob Wolfe is all ready to step out of his brother's shadow and create his own legacy.
For the unversed, Rob has been a part of the History show 'American Pickers' since the beginning but this year, he has joined his brother Mike as the lead host.
While having a chat with the Des Moines Register, Wolfe said, “I wake up every day wondering what the next piece is that’s going to walk in the door, what am I going to be chasing down that day?”
He further added, “I'm constantly doing exactly what I feel that I should be doing: Saving these pieces.”
Rob believes that legacy involves recognizing the worth of things that have been overlooked, including items, professions, and occupations. His focus now is on promoting and uplifting blue-collar workers.
Wolfe continued, “You can become a welder and make $250,000 a year. That's pretty damn good living in America. You can become a guy that builds cars for a living. You can make a million dollars a year doing that if you're successful. But you got to get those kids in that mindset.”
Is 'American Pickers' Season 25 the end of History's show?
According to a report by The US Sun, the show 'American Pickers' is facing difficulties with its ratings as the viewers seem unhappy with new changes made to the show.
It has been revealed by the media outlet that the premiere episode of Season 25, named 'Classic Car Cemetery' had just 723,000 viewers.
The viewership of the second episode of the premiere, called 'Hidden Cash Stash' decreased to 676,000.
The ratings of the show continue to drop with every episode.
'American Pickers' Season 25 drops new episodes every Wednesday at 9 pm ET on History Channel.
