Since 2017, “The Repair Shop” has been a feel-good TV favorite.
“We have over 600 years of experience there,” commented Blades, per theMirror.
“We all work together.
“Sometimes it’s hard to do the work while not having tears running down your face.
And you see how much these things mean to people, gosh, sorry!”
Typically, items repaired on the show are selected from online applications (viaMetro).
The king has participated in other TV shows to encourage traditional crafting.
“The urge to make something is such a centering process,” Charles said.
