Escape the Holiday Chaos with this Surprisingly Soothing Antique Restoration Show

By: Discovery

THE REPAIR SHOP is your new favorite heartwarming series to binge with your family on Discovery and discovery+.

December 15, 2021

Welcome to THE REPAIR SHOP where precious heirlooms are brought back to life. From music boxes to antique typewriters to vintage electronics, shop owner and furniture restorer Jay Blades and his talented team of craftspeople are on a mission to rescue and restore priceless antiques to their former glory.

An all-new season of ‘THE REPAIR SHOP’ Premieres Friday, December 24, Saturday, December 25, and Saturday, January 1 at 9 am ET/PT on Discovery. All episodes will be available on Sunday, January 2 on discovery+.

On each episode of THE REPAIR SHOP, item owners and their families bring in their prized possessions for the skilled restoration experts to repair while also sharing the touching stories behind the items.

A special violin that helped save a Jewish woman during World War II, a vase made by Picasso contemporary Jean Lurçat, and a childhood toy that helped a chronically ill woman learn to walk. The experts lovingly and painstakingly work to restore the items to their former glory before revealing the incredible transformation to the owners. The items may be small, but the heart that goes into each one is huge.

Stream seasons 1-3 on discovery+ starting Wednesday, December 15.

Seasons 1-3 of THE REPAIR SHOP will be available to stream on discovery+ starting Wednesday, December 15 and US audiences can watch season 4 for the first time during marathons premiering on December 24, December 25, and January 1 starting at 9 AM ET/PT on Discovery before it launches on discovery+ on Sunday, January 2.

Viewers will have even more to enjoy when season 5 launches later in 2022.

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