HISTORY Channel’s Pawn Stars has been airing on the network since 2009.
The show follows a family-owned business that buys back artifacts and antiques from customers that bring them into their shop.
Did Pawn Stars end?
Pawn Stars has been filming their 18th season through the coronavirus pandemic.
Production was halted for months but Rick Harrison; his son, Corey Harrison; and Austin “Chumlee” Russell are back at the Gold & Silver Pawn shop.
Harrison told PodKats that the team decided to get back to filming, saying: “We have this whole lockdown going on, and networks cannot cast new television shows.
“Basically they are running low on content, so they came in and asked if we can start airing early. I said, sure, I need some business making money here.”
What did Chumlee say about coronavirus?
Chumlee joked that he had coronavirus after he was hospitalized with severe abdominal pain and breathing troubles in March of 2020.
Speaking to fans on his Instagram Stories, the 37-year-old said: “What’s up guys… stuck here in the hospital.
“Probably got coronavirus.”
He added in another clip that doctors were still running tests, joking that he might just need to go to the toilet.
“So far all tests are good. they’re going to run some more but it looks like I think it looks like I just need a poop,” Chumlee quipped.
Where is the Pawn Stars shop?
Pawn Stars is located in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The shop is open every day from 10am – 5pm and is only closed for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
However, the pawn window is open 24 hours for selling.
It is one of the top tourist attractions in Las Vegas, according to the Pawn Star’s website.
Visiting the shop is free but they do offer fans the ultimate “Pawn Stars” experience with guaranteed a private meet and greet with either Rick, Chumlee or Corey.
Fans can get their picture taken, ask questions and have the cast sign autographs for $100.
When does Pawn Stars premiere?
The new season of Pawn Stars will premiere on March 22 at 9PM ET.
Episodes are available on the History Channel website.
The only way to watch the episodes on the website is with a cable provider login.
They are also on Peacock for free and on Hulu.
