Can Anyone Help Me Identify This Old PBS Woodworking Show?

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Asked By CuriousCrafter89 On

I'm on a quest to identify an old woodworking show that aired on PBS around 30-40 years ago. It mainly focused on furniture, and I remember it featured two male hosts who loved cracking dad jokes—some were funny, others were the classic groaners. One host was fairly tall while the other was shorter and had a bit of a fuller figure, possibly with longer curly hair. I got the sense that they might have been a couple, but that's just part of my memory. Back in the day, I wasn't into woodworking, but I always ended up watching it when I stumbled across it because it made me laugh. I'm curious if anyone can help me track it down to see if it still holds up! Thanks in advance for your help!

2 Answers

Answered By WoodworkerFan99 On

I think you're looking for "Furniture to Go"! It had Ed Feldman and Joe L. Erario as hosts. They had a great chemistry and plenty of laughs!

CuriousCrafter89 -

Thanks for the find! I just watched a couple of episodes, and I was cracking up. Some of their one-liners definitely wouldn't make the cut today though.

Answered By MemoryLaneDude On

The show actually relaunched as "The Old Furniture Guys." You can find their channel on YouTube with around 15 videos if you're interested!

CuriousCrafter89 -

Thanks friend. This is it!

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