Weekend Philler Season 2 Episode 28 | Baseball Cards, Video Games & Star Wars
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Weekend Philler Season 2 Episode 28 | Baseball Cards, Video Games & Star Wars
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Weekend Philler with Tony Romeo
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Weekend Philler Season 2 Episode 28 | Baseball Cards, Video Games & Star Wars
Originally aired on Weekend Philler in 2018.
Weekend Philler Season 2 Episode 28 celebrates passionate collectors and the unusual objects that fill their homes. From baseball cards and classic board games to doll heads, vintage video systems, an enormous Christmas village and a galaxy of Star Wars memorabilia, every collection tells a personal story.
FEATURED SEGMENTS:
• Doug’s Baseball Cards – Lifelong collector Doug shares his love of baseball cards and the players, seasons and childhood memories preserved inside his collection.
• Doll Head Collection – One of the strangest collections ever featured on Weekend Philler surrounds visitors with shelves of disembodied doll heads from different eras.
• Giant Board Game Collection – A dedicated collector and his supportive family open a home filled with classic, modern and unusual tabletop games.
• Damien’s Video Game Collection – Williamstown collector Damien Nichols has transformed an entire room into a gaming museum containing nearly every major console generation and countless collectibles.
• Christmas Village Collection – An elaborate miniature community comes to life through illuminated buildings, businesses, residents and carefully arranged holiday scenes.
• Star Wars Collection – We enter a home filled with action figures, toys, models and memorabilia inspired by one of the most successful entertainment franchises in history.
Since 2016, Weekend Philler has showcased fascinating people, unusual collections and unforgettable stories throughout Philadelphia, South Jersey and the Delaware Valley.
Hosted by lifelong South Jersey resident Tony Romeo.
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