Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Pawn Stars List

• American Pickers - Follows antique pickers as they travel across America in search of valuable collectibles.
• Storage Wars - Features auctioneers and bidders looking through abandoned storage units for hidden treasures.
• Antiques Roadshow - Expert appraisers evaluate antiques brought in by the general public and reveal their value.
• American Restoration - Follows a restoration expert as he brings vintage items back to their original glory.
• The Antique Road Trip - Two antiques experts travel across the UK, buying antiques and competing against each other.
• Cash Cowboys - Follows a group of entrepreneurs who buy, sell, and trade items at antique shops and auctions.
• Baggage Battles - Auctioneers bid on unclaimed baggage to find valuable items inside.
• Find It, Fix It, Flog It - Experts hunt for old items to restore and sell at a profit.
• Oddities - Showcases shops that focus on unique and unusual artifacts and antiques.
• The Toy Maker - Follows craftsmen creating vintage toys and their stories behind them.
• Canadian Pickers - Siblings travel Canada in search of collectibles and antiques to restore and sell.
• Pawn Stars: South Africa - Local versions of Pawn Stars featuring collectors and antique dealers in South Africa.
• What's It Worth? - Experts appraise a variety of unique items and collectibles to determine their worth.
• The Great British Bake Off - While focused on baking, it has a similar niche community and competitive feel.
• Pawn Stars UK - UK-based version of the popular pawn shop reality series.
• The History Detectives - Investigative series that digs into the history and value of antiques and artifacts.
• Flea Market Flip - Follows contestants as they buy items at flea markets to flip for profit.
• Forged in Fire - Competition show where bladesmiths create weapons and artifacts, similar to appraising value.
• The Real World - Focuses on real-life interactions that mirror the negotiations in Pawn Stars.
• Ace of Acts - A talent competition show focused on unique skills akin to the unique finds in Pawn Stars.
• Legendary - Involves auctioning rare items with a competitive edge.
• Antiques Roadtrip - British series focusing on bidding and appraising antiques.
• The Great British Sewing Bee - Similar competitive format revolving around a specific niche, like crafts.
• Master Chef - While focused on cooking, it features a similar competitive edge to Pawn Stars.
• Extreme Couponing - Focus on deals and trading, similar to negotiation in Pawn Stars.
• America's Next Top Model - A competitive reality show showcasing talent, akin to the competitive negotiation in Pawn Stars.
• Hoarders - Deals with collecting and valuing personal items in a different context.
• MythBusters - Investigative series that debunks myths, similar in theme to exploring antique values.
• Roadshow - Similar high-value item appraisal format to Pawn Stars.
• Who Do You Think You Are? - History-focused series that uncovers personal stories behind items and their values.
• Extreme Trains - Explores the history and values of various items related to rail transport.
• Battle of the Fittest - Contestants bid for the best antique finds, mirroring the auction aspect in Pawn Stars.
• The Great British Escape - Focuses on appreciating local stories and treasures, akin to Pawn Stars.
• Pawnography - A game show format with contestants guessing the value of items similar to Pawn Stars.
• The Barter Kings - Follows entrepreneurs who barter their way to profits, similar to negotiation elements.
• The Great Interior Design Challenge - Competition show focusing on restoring and decorating spaces, akin to restoration in Pawn Stars.
• Curb Appeal - Home improvement show that enhances and showcases value, similar to restoring items.
• American Grit - Shows competitive spirit similar to the negotiations in Pawn Stars.
• Joanna Gaines: At Home - Focuses on home restoration and hidden value, similar to items in Pawn Stars.
• Wheeler Dealers - Focuses on buying and restoring classic cars for profit.
• Shark Tank - Entrepreneurs pitch their businesses similar to negotiating prices for items.
• Flip or Flop - Follows home rehabbers who buy and flip houses, similar to flipping items for profit.
• The Profit - Business turnaround show that involves assessing value and potential for profit.
• Love It or List It - Home renovation versus selling competition, similar to assessing value.
• Cash in the Attic - Helps people sell hidden treasures found in their homes for cash.
• Undercover Boss - Deals with businesses and the value of their assets akin to Pawn Stars.
• Chasing Classic Cars - Follows a classic car dealer assessing and selling valuable cars.
• The Buried Life - Explores people's hidden desires and history like the treasures in Pawn Stars.
• Hate Thy Neighbor - Explores unique personal stories that mirror the emotional value behind items.
• Extreme Cheapskates - Focuses on unusual ways to save money similar to the financial aspect of Pawn Stars.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Louis Theroux: America's Most Hated Family in Crisis List

• The Act of Killing - Explores the psyche of mass killers, similar to the examination of extremism.
• American History X - Focuses on themes of hate and redemption within a family context.
• Jesus Camp - Documentary focusing on the extremism of a religious movement, akin to Theroux's themes.
• The Battered Bastards of Baseball - Examines unconventional viewpoints in American culture, similar to Theroux’s exploration.
• My Brother the Serial Killer - Investigates a family dealing with a member's violent actions.
• Rich Hill - Follows the struggles of families in a challenging environment.
• The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia - Documentary about a controversial family living outside societal norms.
• Bowling for Columbine - Investigates societal issues, including violence and ideology, much like Theroux.
• Hate Thy Neighbor - Comedian exploring extreme beliefs in different cultures, reflective of Theroux’s style.
• The Staircase - Focuses on a family's criminal trial and the fallout from it.
• American Me - Explores the impact of crime and violence within a specific cultural context.
• Making a Murderer - Investigates a real-life murder case with deep societal implications.
• Teenage Kicks - Explores the challenging life of teenagers in differing societal conditions.
• The Family I Had - A family grapples with murder and forgiveness, echoing themes of family crisis.
• The Bridge - A look at societal issues surrounding suicide in the context of a community.
• Abducted in Plain Sight - Focuses on family trauma and unusual circumstances similar to Theroux’s works.
• The Hunting Ground - Examines serious issues affecting young people's lives, reflecting societal conflict.
• Captive State - Explores themes of oppression in a family setting against a dystopian backdrop.
• Murder Among Friends - Investigates crime and its effects on social circles and families.
• Waco: The Inside Story - Dives into a siege situation that involved strong ideological beliefs.
• The Center of the World - Explores complex personal relationships and societal challenges.
• The Keepers - An exploration of abuse and its effects within a religious community.
• One of Us - Follows individuals who escape a closed religious community.
• The Last Dance - Analyzes the dynamics of a sports team, akin to family explorations.
• The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez - Documents a tragic family story involving abuse and societal failures.
• What the Health - Investigates the intersection of health, lifestyle, and ideologies.
• The Family - A documentary about the influence of a secretive religious group on politics.
• Our Father, the Devil - Explores trauma and faith within a family-like community context.
• Inside the Islamic State - Examines extremism and its repercussions on personal and communal levels.
• When They See Us - A true story about a family's fight against injustice and societal issues.
• Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened - Investigates the fallout of societal pressures and deceit, similar to Theroux's themes.
• Born into Brothels - Explores the life of children in extreme poverty, dealing with family complications.
• The Keepers - Examines the effects of trauma and scandal on a community.
• The American Dream and Other Fairy Tales - Focuses on the struggle of families to attain their dreams amidst societal pressure.
• Prison Terminal: The Last Days of Private Jack Hall - Looks at the complexities of life and death in a confined family environment.
• The Social Dilemma - Examines societal effects on individuals and families related to technology.
• Take Your Pills - A look at society's reliance on drugs, focusing on personal and familial effect.
• Untouchable - Investigates powerful individuals and the dynamics of their private lives.