Season
- Season 0 2004-04-26
- Season 1 1997-01-09
- Season 2 1998-01-19
- Season 3 1999-01-18
- Season 4 2000-01-10
- Season 5 2001-01-08
- Season 6 2002-01-21
- Season 7 2003-01-06
- Season 8 2004-01-05
- Season 9 2005-01-03
- Season 10 2006-01-09
- Season 11 2007-01-01
- Season 12 2008-01-07
- Season 13 2009-01-05
- Season 14 2010-01-04
- Season 15 2011-01-03
- Season 16 2012-01-02
- Season 17 2013-01-07
- Season 18 2014-01-06
- Season 19 2015-01-05
- Season 20 2016-01-04
- Season 21 2017-01-03
- Season 22 2018-01-08
- Season 23 2019-01-07
- Season 24 2020-01-06
- Season 25 2021-01-04
- Season 26 2022-01-03
- Season 27 2023-01-02
- Season 28 2024-01-08
- Season 29 2025-01-06
Season 29 Episode
- Season 18 Boise, Idaho (Hour One)
- Season 18 Boise (Hour Two)
- Season 18 Boise (Hour Three)
- Season 18 Detroit (Hour One)
- Season 18 Detroit (Hour Two)
- Season 18 Detroit (Hour Three)
- Season 18 Baton Rouge (Hour One)
- Season 18 Baton Rouge (Hour Two)
- Season 18 Baton Rouge (Hour Three)
- Season 18 Kansas City (Hour One)
- Season 18 Kansas City (Hour Two)
- Season 18 Kansas City (Hour Three)
- Season 18 Anaheim (Hour One)
- Season 18 Anaheim (Hour Two)
- Season 18 Anaheim (Hour Three)
- Season 18 Richmond (Hour One)
- Season 18 Richmond (Hour Two)
- Season 18 Richmond (Hour Three)
- Season 18 Vintage Providence
- Season 18 Vintage Tampa
- Season 18 Vintage Columbus
- Season 18 Vintage Toronto
- Season 18 Vintage Baltimore
- Season 18 Vintage Salt Lake City
- Season 18 Vintage Des Moines
- Season 18 Knoxville, Hour 1
- Season 18 Knoxville, Hour 2
- Season 18 Knoxville, Hour 3
- Season 18 Jacksonville
- Season 18 Jacksonville
- Season 18 Jacksonville
- Season 18 Junk in the Trunk 4, Hour 1
- Season 18 Junk in the Trunk 4, Hour 2
- Season 18 The Boomer Years
- Season 18 Manor House Treasures
Antiques Roadshow - Season 18 Episode 16 Richmond (Hour One)
7.50 60 minutes Part 1 of 3 in Richmond features a late 19th-century Albert Neuhuys watercolor; a 1982 UNC championship basketball signed by teammates Michael Jordan, James Worthy and Sam Perkins; and an early 20th-century Alice R.H. Smith watercolor. Also: a visit to the Virginia Museum of Fine Art spotlights silver tea and coffee pots.
