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History TV seeks people to be ‘picked’ on
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Sheldon Smithens and Scott Cozens from The Canadian Pickers.
Nobody likes being picked on. But some people might enjoy being picked.
That’s what the producers of the History TV reality series Canadian Pickers are counting on as they gear up for the show’s third season. The Montreal-based production company Cineflix is seeking people and places for the treasure-seeking tandem of Sheldon Smithens and Scott Cozens to "pick" during the new season’s cross-country search for antiques, collectibles and rusty but valuable relics.
Production on Season 3 of Canadian Pickers is expected to begin in April. Cineflix officials invite parties who think they’re pick-worthy to contact the show’s producers by sending an email to akowalski@cineflix.com.
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