Here is a concise summary of the provided transcript:
**Show Title:** "Concluded Deal"
**Format:** Comedy TV show where guests try to sell unusual, often worthless, items to a quirky host and expert.
**Summary of Transcript:**
* The show opens with the host introducing the premise: selling items that could be found in a trash can.
* Three sellers present their items:
1. **Pascal**: Tries to sell a broken, supposedly ancient, lamp. The expert dismisses its value.
2. **Gilbert**: Presents a modern statue (2015) with a made-up, exaggerated description. The host playfully mocks the item's worth.
3. **Unnamed Seller**: Attempts to sell a Greek antiquity statue, but the host and expert are unimpressed.
* The show descends into absurdity with bidding wars, jokes, and non-sequiturs.
* A final seller, **Fabrice**, presents a painting, revealed to be a worthless poster. The expert jokingly assigns it a massive value if it were authentic.
* The show concludes with the host's farewell, teasing the next episode.
**Tone:** Humorous, satirical, and absurd, poking fun at antique/collectible shows and the concept of perceived value.
Here are the extracted key facts, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
1. **Show Name**: The show is called "Concluded Deal".
2. **Show Format**: People come to sell objects that might otherwise be considered trash.
3. **Guest 1**: Catherine was the first guest, but no details about her object are provided.
4. **Guest 2: Jean Pierre**
* **Origin**: From the north of France.
* **Object**: Initially claimed to be selling seven magnificent lamps from the 1800s, but actually presented a single lens.
* **Reason for Selling**: Needs money for a serious operation.
5. **Expert's Name**: Nicolas is the expert on the show.
6. **Object Misidentification**: Nicolas incorrectly dated an object to around 1713 BC, which was later clarified not to be the case.
7. **Guest 3: Gilbert**
* **Object**: A statue that gives milk, with sheep sold separately (later revealed to be a modern statue, not an antique).
* **Initial Valuation**: Suggested a value of up to €30,000, but this was for a different context.
8. **Bid on Gilbert's Statue**: Bidding started at €6,100 and increased, with a final mention of €20,000 in the provided context.
9. **Pascal's Mention**: Sold an unspecified item for €10,000.
10. **Show's End**: The show concluded with a mention of the next week's episode and a farewell to the audience.
11. **Final Guest Mention: Fabrice**
* **Object**: A painting initially thought to be a valuable original but revealed to be a copy or poster.
* **Valuation**: Worth "zero" due to being a copy, implied to be significantly less valuable than an original.