Ep 9. Three Hour Tour

As the sixth season of the popular TV show Pawn Stars continues, episode 9 titled "Three Hour Tour" is bound to keep the viewers hooked.

In this episode, we see the Harrison family, owners of the world-famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop in Las Vegas, Nevada, being presented with a plethora of unique items by their customers.

The episode starts with a woman walking into the shop and bringing in a wooden ship's wheel. The shop owners are instantly intrigued and decide to take a closer look. It is claimed that the wheel is from the famous ship SS Minnow from the TV show Gilligan's Island.

The Harrison family is known for their expertise in assessing and authenticating items, and so the team gets to work on determining the authenticity of the wheel. As they delve deeper into the history of the ship, tension arises as different members of the team have conflicting opinions on the authenticity of the wheel. Viewers are sure to be kept occupied as the team attempts to figure out whether the wheel is a genuine artifact.

Following this exciting encounter, the team is then presented with a model duck by another customer. It's an item which the customer claims to have been used for an ancient Chinese duck-fishing technique. It is revealed that the figurine is from the Tang Dynasty, a dynasty known for its art and culture. As the team investigates further, they discover that the origin of the item is a legitimate Chinese market. They inquire about the history of the duck giving the viewers a glimpse of life in the Tang Dynasty. With such artifacts being unearthed viewers cannot wait to see what else is in store.

In this episode, we see some of the most unique items that have ever been brought into the shop, which piques viewers' interest right from the start. Spanning different cultures, history, and subjects such as fishing techniques, and TV history this episode offers a little bit of something for everyone.

Overall, "Three Hour Tour" is an episode of Pawn Stars that is packed with excitement, suspense, and interesting stories of history. The show does exactly what it is known for – taking viewers on a journey of discovery, where unique items are presented and their fascinating histories are explored. The sixth season offers one of the show's best episode lineups, and "Three Hour Tour" doesn't disappoint, offering an engaging viewing experience that will leave many wanting more.