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Privacy NoticeRichard Talman, the beloved expert from The Repair Shop, has bid an emotional farewell to his team as he wraps up filming for the show’s tenth series. He took to Instagram with a behind-the-scenes video of the production crew, expressing his appreciation for the season and the amazing team he’s part of. His caption said: “Well, that’s the end of filming series 10 for me! What a wonderful season with some fantastic people I have the pleasure to call workmates. You all know the experts, so wanted to feature the incredible production team that makes the series possible.” He concluded: “Thank you for having me. It’s a wrap, as they say!”
He appears on the show alongside experts such s Jay Blades and Kirsten Ramsay
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The post received heartfelt reactions from Richard’s colleagues and fans alike. Co-star Julian Wallis wrote: “Love you brother. See you next year.” A fan commented: “Everyone involved in The Repair Shop is truly amazing. So much love for everyone involved in making this awesome programme,” as reported by the Express, reports Gloucestershire Live. Another shared: “Richard, thanks for sharing this, these folks are the unsung heroes.” “Wow! All those people,” exclaimed another. One more admirer complimented: “Fantastic team, it’s great to see what everyone else looks like, keep up the fantastic making of this programme.” Richard, away from the BBC series, is a successful jeweller who started his career in September 1995 after completing his education at the Sir John Cass Faculty of Arts in Whitechapel, East London. He honed his skills through a City and Guilds diamond mounting course before joining a Hatton Garden goldsmith as an apprentice in May 1996. Sign up to OK!’s TV newsletter to get updates sent to your inbox for free
The TV star shared a video including pictures with all of the production team
By June 2002, he had completed his apprenticeship with The Goldsmiths’ Company and became a Freeman. The expert shared a funny anecdote about how he almost missed his chance to be on The Repair Shop. In a chat with OK! recently, Richard revealed: “There was an answering message on my workshop landline saying, ‘I’m a researcher for a show called The Repair Shop and we wondered if you’d be interested in coming along to repair some jewellery on the television.'”. He admitted: “I went to press delete because I assumed it was a prank, but my wife Googled the phone number and it came up as a production company, so I called them back! “. The expert appears on the show alongside stars such as Jay Blades, Kirsten Ramsay, Suzie Fletcher, Kirsten Ramsay and more.Story SavedYou can find this story in My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.Follow OK! MagazineFacebookTwitterCommentMore OnThe Repair Shop
