Dan and Laura Dotson, the husband-and-wife celebrity auctioneers who star on A&E’s hit TV show Storage Wars, are moving into new territory. Together with their longtime friends and fellow collectibles experts from Justuff the Yard Sale Store of Redlands, Calif., the Dotsons are launching a new one-day mega-show – The Yard Sale Expo & Flea Market at Fairplex Pomona.
The event is family oriented and is going to mix yard sales with antique, vintage and commercial items selling. The Yard Sale Expo & Flea Market will debut on Saturday, June 29 on 50 dedicated acres of the Fairplex in eastern Los Angeles County. Show hours are 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
More information to fill the lists forcancelled shows of 2012 andrenewed shows of 2012. In this case, coming from the non scripted front, there are several announcements from A&E, and the Wars concept that has been so successful for the cabler will bring all shows back for new runs.
A&E renewed Storage Wars for a third season to premiere next summer. The flagship original show has been developed to spinoffs, and has been a hit also internationally, therefore making the decision to renew Storage Wars a no brainer, as well as the other shows on the same concept Storage Wars: Texas and Shipping Wars. Continue reading →
Ok, so now I am starting a new endeavor: Creating maps for many shows that are packed with different locations, specially real locations that exist in the real world.
I decided to start this with an A&E hit, by creating a map for Storage Wars episodes. What is in this map? The complete list of cities visited by Storage Wars, episode by episode, and some other locations of interest for the show. Such as where is Dan and Laura Dotson Auction house “American Auctioneers”, where is Dave Hester´s store, where is Darrell Sheets store and where is Jarrod and Brandi Now and Then Thrift store?
The map is embedded here, and you can see the blue markers are Storage Locations featured in different episodes, while green markers are for locations of interest to the show.
Here´s the full list of references so you can search the one you are most interested in:
1- American Auctioneers
Home of the Company led by Dan and Laura Dotson, for the Show Storage Wars on A&E
2- Dave Hester
Dave´s store used to be in Costa Mesa, California.
Now he owns an auctions house. Dave Hester Auctions.
3- Kobey Market
Place Where Dave Hester and Darrell Sheets are listed as vendors.
4- Now and Then Thrift Store
Jarrod Schulz and Brandi Passante Now and The Thrift Store
5- Simi Valley
Storage Units from episodes:
S01E01
S02E20
6- Victorville
Storage Units from episodes:
S01E01
S02E04
7- Cerritos
Storage Units from episodes:
S01E02
8- Westminster
Storage Units from episodes:
S01E03
S02E19
S03E11
S03E18
9- Huntington Beach
Storage Units from episodes:
S01E04
S02E09
10- Long Beach
Storage Units from Episodes:
S01E05
S01E14
S02E21
S03E06
11- Homeland
Storage Units from Episodes:
S01E06
12- Riverside
Storage Units from Episodes:
S01E07
S01E13
S02E03
S03E14
13- Gardena
Storage Units from Episodes:
S01E08
S02E24
S03E09
14- Norwalk
Storage Units from Episodes:
S01E09
15- Fullerton
Storage Units from Episodes:
S01E10
16- Las Vegas
Storage Units from Episodes:
S01E11
S01E12
Specials:
Unlocked: Buy Low
Unlocked: Sell High
17- Perris
Storage Units from Episodes:
S01E15
18- Torrance
Storage Units from Episodes:
S01E16
19- Orange
Storage Units from Episodes:
S01E17
20- Yucaipa
Storage Units from Episodes:
S01E18
21- Encinitas
Storage Units from Episodes:
S01E19
22- Santa Ana
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E01
S02E10
S02E25
S03E19
23- Whittier
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E02
24- Costa Mesa
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E05
Special Storage Unit bought by Dave Hester on Episode S03E10
S03E20
25- Mission Hills
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E06
S02E07
S03E23
26- San Bernardino
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E08
S03E16
27- Irvine
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E11
S03E12
28- Upland
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E12
29- Laguna Niguel
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E13
S03E07
30- Laguna Hills
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E14
31- Los Angeles
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E15
32- Ontario
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E16
S02E22
33- Azusa
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E17
34- Hemet
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E18
35- Newport Beach
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E23
36- North Hollywood
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E26
37- Rancho Cucamonga
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E27
38- Lancaster
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E28
S03E08
39- Inglewood
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E29
S03E23
40- Harbor City
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E30
41- Santa Cruz
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E31
42- San Francisco
Storage Units from Episodes:
S02E32
43- La Verne
Storage Units from Episodes:
S03E01
44- Chatsworth
Storage Units from Episodes:
S03E02
S04E03-04
45- Oxnard
Storage Units from Episodes:
S03E03
46- Hawaiian Gardens
Storage Units from Episodes:
S03E04
47- City of Industry
Storage Units from Episodes:
S03E05
48- Jeff Jarred
Alexa´s It´s New to You – Store
49 – Montebello
Storage Units from Episodes:
S03E10
S03E26
50- Fontana
Storage Units from Episodes:
S03E11 (Dave Hester attends)
51- Garden Grove
Storage Units from Episodes:
S03E14
52- Chino
Storage Units from Episode:
S03E15
53- Lakewood
Storage Units from Episode:
S03E17
54- Compton
Storage Units from Episode:
S03E21
55- Murrieta
Storage Units from Episode:
S03E22
56- Hollywood
Storage Units from Episode:
S03E25
57- Tustin
Storage Units from Episode:
S03E25
58- La Habra
Storage Units from Episode:
S04E01
59- Lake Elsinore
Storage Units from Episode:
S04E02
What do you think about this map for Storage Wars Locations? Let me know in the comments section, and ask away for other shows you want me to work on.
While 2011 brought us history-making news from around the world, it also brought us some truly spectacular television shows! From quirky relationship-based comedies to supernatural stories featuring some gorgeous vampires, 2011 had some wonderfully stand-out offerings, and you’ll find that Directv is a good way to get the shows you want.
How I Met Your Mother walks a fine line between over-the-top drama and side-splitting hilarity, and this show, now going on 5 years, seems no closer to letting us in on the answer posed in the title. The relationships are growing and changing, and its still anyone’s game.
For the James Bond fan in all of us, there was the animated show Archer, which takes on Cold War espionage and the rules of Mad Men with hilarious results. With co-workers that range from the mildly-deranged to the completely insane, Archer deals with issues as varied as sleeper agents and breast cancer. Whether you’re there for the snarky one-liners, the ridiculous antics of the semi-sociopathic main character, or the rare serious moment, Archer had plenty to offer.
In the fictional town of Bon Temps, humans and vampires live side by side in an uneasy peace. The television series True Blood is based on The Southern Vampire Mysteries, by Charlene Harris. After ending its fourth season on a series of cliffhangers, HBO has announced that the show will continue in 2012.
On the dramatic of end things, 2011 saw the emergence of Homeland as a perfectly-acted, perfectly-timed thriller. This show deals with anti-terrorism issues, and in a stunning departure from her previous roles, Clare Danes plays an on-edge CIA agent who is faced with impossible choices.
Game of Thrones, another offering from HBO, introduced a dark edge to the fantasy genre and got everyone interested in the George R.R. Martin series. Whether you are a fan of the books, or you only came to see the blood hit the screen, Game of Thrones offers the watching audience plenty of high drama and fascinating choices. While it took audiences a while to warm to this show, it has a lot to offer if you hang in there.
Storage Wars, a show about investigating the contents of abandoned storage units, has ended its second season and shows no signs of slowing down. This show gives the viewer a voyeuristic thrill and the fun of high-stakes bargaining. There are plenty of interesting things to see and each storage unit opened seems to have its own story.
We are reviewing all the cancelled shows and renewed shows of 2011. And the year came out in its first week already giving way to a couple renewals. A&E renews Storage Wars for a second season. In its Dec.1 hourlong debut, Storage Wars drew 2 million viewers, A&E’s best premiere numbers for an unscripted series last year. The series has been growing since, averaging 2.3 million viewers to date. Thus making it a non brainer decision to renew Storage Wars early.
The second season renewal order for Storage Wars by A&E consists on 20 episodes. Production is starting already, and the show will air probably in late spring or summer 2011.
What is Storage Wars About? Plot
Storage Wars is a reality television series on the A&E Network premiering in 2010. When rent is not paid on a storage locker for three months in California, the contents are sold off by an auctioneer. The show follows professional buyers Dan and Laura Dotson who purchase the contents based only on what they can see when the door is opened and their efforts to turn a profit on the merchandise.
So, what do you think about Storage Wars renewal for second season? Will you watch it? Let me know in the comments section.
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Dan and Laura Dotson, the husband-and-wife celebrity auctioneers who star on A&E’s hit TV show Storage Wars, are moving into new territory. Together with their longtime friends and fellow collectibles experts from Justuff the Yard Sale Store of Redlands, Calif., the Dotsons are launching a new one-day mega-show – The Yard Sale Expo & Flea Market at Fairplex Pomona.
