walberg: welcome to antiques roadshow from spokane. my aunt thought they were junk and didn't want them and threw them in a trash can out back, and my mom dug them out of the trash can, and has had them all these years. appraiser: we can sort of see that it's had a little bit of a hard life. you mentioned that it had been shot. that's the story. strange. very strange. stay tuned for another surprising hour of antiques roadshow. captioning sponsored by subaru, liberty mutual, the corporation for public broadcasting and viewers like you announcer: now, the people who make antiques roadshow possible. at subaru, we're building vehicles like the outback, with symmetrical all-wheel drive and plenty of cargo room, for those who love to collect and collect what they love. subaru-- a proud sponsor of antiques roadshow. girl: okay, now you go over here. announcer: some of the most important things passed down through generations have nothing to do with dna. liberty mutual, proud sponsor of antiques roadshow. girl: say "cheese." and by contributi

walberg: welcome to antiques roadshow from spokane. my aunt thought they were junk and didn't want them and threw them in a trash can out back, and my mom dug them out of the trash can, and has had them all these years. appraiser: we can sort of see that it's had a little bit of a hard life. you mentioned that it had been shot. that's the story. strange. very strange. stay tuned for another surprising hour of antiques roadshow. captioning sponsored by subaru, liberty mutual, the corporation for public broadcasting and viewers like you announcer: now, the people who make antiques roadshow possible. at subaru, we're building vehicles like the outback, with symmetrical all-wheel drive and plenty of cargo room, for those who love to collect and collect what they love. subaru-- a proud sponsor of antiques roadshow. girl: okay, now you go over here. announcer: some of the most important things passed down through generations have nothing to do with dna. liberty mutual, proud sponsor of antiques roadshow. girl: say "cheese." and by contributi

liberty mutual, proud sponsor of antiques roadshow. and by contributions to your pbs station from: walberg: and now, it's time for the roadshow feedback booth. i brought in what i thought might be a pot of gold. turns out, it's a pot, all right. it's a child's commode from 1847. uh, it'll make a good plant stand, according to leigh keno. i brought this rattle in to show the appraisers today. turns out it's a haida ceremonial dance rattle from around the turn of the century. i presume he meant the 1900 century. and of course, it's very obvious that it's too bad i painted it when i was a child. and i came with my violin. it was a yard sale find for $150 about ten years ago, and it appraised for $2,500. and, um, my last-minute decision to bring a original slinky in its original box, a $5.00 yard sale item, um, ended up being worth $125 to $150, so i am very, very excited. i brought some pearls that i inherited from my mother-in-law, and everybody in my husband's family just coveted them, and everybody wanted them. i brought them here, thin

liberty mutual, proud sponsor of antiques roadshow. and by contributions to your pbs station from: walberg: and now, it's time for the roadshow feedback booth. i brought in what i thought might be a pot of gold. turns out, it's a pot, all right. it's a child's commode from 1847. uh, it'll make a good plant stand, according to leigh keno. i brought this rattle in to show the appraisers today. turns out it's a haida ceremonial dance rattle from around the turn of the century. i presume he meant the 1900 century. and of course, it's very obvious that it's too bad i painted it when i was a child. and i came with my violin. it was a yard sale find for $150 about ten years ago, and it appraised for $2,500. and, um, my last-minute decision to bring a original slinky in its original box, a $5.00 yard sale item, um, ended up being worth $125 to $150, so i am very, very excited. i brought some pearls that i inherited from my mother-in-law, and everybody in my husband's family just coveted them, and everybody wanted them. i brought them here, thin

i'm supposed to be gracious and say it's an honor to be nominated but in fact, [ bleep ] the antiques roadshowook them down a notch. >> well, high and mighty. well, intervention. i perform in iraq and i perform in a maximum security prison. oh, here's your emmy, screw that. what else is up? i don't know, "dirty jobs". you probably like that. straight jobs love that. i have a job, i'm dirty, yawn! [ laughter ] yeah, i'm a bitter competitor. >> well, you should be bitter because you have won the last two years in a row. >> but i want the girl -- you know that i think my emmys are more important than your children. >> right. >> like i think your kids are great, but my emmys are special. i have named them emmy and emily. and since we have -- we have tea parties and they always tell me i'm pretty. [ laughter ] so i'm hoping we get a little el or something. >> t haven't given up acting. >> no. i should win because i'm a multifaceted performer. i just finished if i can use the term film -- >> yes, you may. >> it's a film. >> yes, you can use that. >> in this one, you know -- have just did. movie that

the antique roadshow people don't even show up anymore. >> larry: winning an emmy or having a bangingikini bod? >> winning an emmy is wonderful, i just happen to have a banging bikini bod. in the way that oprah prayed before her whitney interview, i prayed for a banging bikini bod. who have you prayed about before an interview? >> larry: never. >> you know before marie osmond comes in, you pray. >> larry: why would i? >> because you don't know if she's going to cry or -- can i pretend i'm chris brown and you ask me probing questions and i'm going to be a bad guest. okay, go ahead. >> larry: was it hard to write about plastic surgery? >> i don't know. >> larry: you're going to do another book? >> i don't know. can you believe that kid sitting here saying yes and no for an hour after beating the crap out of that poor girl? >> larry: we'll be right back. we'll talk about kathy's obsession with levi and oprah, next. i've been growing algae for 35 years. most people try to get rid of algae, and we're trying to grow it. the algae are very beautiful. they come in blue or red, golden, green.