Where is oddities filmed

She said "Oh, my gosh! BUT, when I started to change the channel she told me to wait! She was hooked Fascinating and creepy, this is sort of like "Pawn Stars" for Wednesday Addams! Oh, and by the way, sometimes the people coming to the store are a lot weirder than the stuff the place sells!! MartinHafer May 7, Details Edit. Release date November 4, United States.

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Read more ». In Collaboration with. Yeah they were a big help when I first started. I would go to the tiny spot on E 10th. I got a bunch of display cases that I held onto till I opened my jewelry store on Clinton St. The producers of the Oddities TV show called me about being on the TV show once having been referred by the shop.

I met Jesa Johannson who played Jena on Girls there one eve and we talked for 20 mins. Lots of good memories. I love that shop. It's a loss. I will hopefully continue to support the vision by selling Mike's Oddities markets. But you know when it's time to make a shift it's best to make it own your own terms. I thank them for the years they spent building the legacy of what is a rich cultural movement that many support and enjoy.

I used to live on east 10th st. At that time the EV was the only place left in NY with any real character The cheap eats the cheap rents I stumbled on Oddities on the Discovery Channel and Science Channel back when the show began airing and I became a huge fan. I was surprised and delighted when I ran into Evan and then Mike at The Brimfield Antique Show a few years ago and they graciously consented to having their photos taken with this unabashed fan boy. What a shame! We visited a couple of years ago - we were in a 4 day visit to NYC from the UK, and specifically made time to come and see this unique little shop.

We were hoping to make it back sometime. We wish them all the luck for the future. I always wanted to visit the store. I managed to go about 2 years ago. It was very exciting and special. I was planning on going again on my next trip to New York. Already had it down as one of my places to stop.

Sadly I will not make it before its closed. Good luck to both owners in your future plans. Wishing them the best, but honestly the only "genuine human skull" I've ever wanted to own is the one that's attached to my neck!

One is enough, thanks.