Everyone has a favorite appraisal! In Roadshow Favorites, we relive some of the most memorable — and emotional — discoveries from our first eight years.

ANTIQUES ROADSHOW's Greatest Finds showcases the cream of the crop — the rarest, finest, and most valuable objects ROADSHOW experts have appraised over our first eight seasons.

Tomorrow's Antiques is a blast from the not-so-distant past! This nostalgia-filled special celebrates the rockin' 50s, psychedelic 60s, and funky 70s with ROADSHOW appraisals that prove it's not just 100-year-old antiques that are worth collecting for fun and profit.

ANTIQUES ROADSHOW's Wild Things revisits the most memorable animal-themed antiques and collectibles showcased on ROADSHOW over the years.

Naughty or Nice features appraisals that will satisfy everyone's wish list! Highlights from past seasons include an 1863 Temperance lithograph, a letter from Gerald Ford to his kindergarten teacher, and a dress worn by Marilyn Monroe.

This special edition, "Simply the Best," showcases objects deemed the finest examples of their kind ever seen on "Roadshow." Massachusetts-made Federal side chairs; 19th-century Rhode Island rifle and powderhorn; women's suffrage movement poster.

Campaign buttons; court affidavit submitted by Jimmy Carter to the state of Maine; desk and chair used at the U.S. House of Representatives from 1857-1873.

Ten years of treasures featured on ``Antiques Roadshow.''

Twenty stories of valuable treasures found in garbage piles, on the roadside and in at demolition sites.

Previously unseen appraisals from season 15.

This ROADSHOW special spotlights celebrities, big-shots, and headliners through objects connected to their lives.

In Vintage Los Angeles, ROADSHOW takes a look at how memorable appraisals of Disney animation art, a Tiffany lamp, and a Van Briggle vase have changed over fifteen years.

Antiques Roadshow is at Alexandra Palace in north London to celebrate 100 years of BBC Television, where items include a collection of Doctor Who autographs and the Mastermind chair.