Unique Bobblehead
Clip: Season 3 Episode 3 | 49s Video has closed captioning.
Phil Sklar and Brad Novak have thousands of bobbleheads in their collections (and the number keeps growing) so what are the most unique bobbleheads?
Aired: 10/14/15
Funding provided by Alliant Energy, Lowell and Mary Peterson, American Transmission Company, the Focus Fund for Wisconsin Programming, and Friends of PBS Wisconsin.
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