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      • While still living in Baltimore and looking to break into television, Mike Rowe visited a friend tending bar at a local tavern, and he had the TV set on QVC. The home-shopping channel had studios a couple of hours away in Pennsylvania, and Rowe bet his bartender friend $100 that he'd ace his audition and advance to the next round of selections.
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  2. After talking about a pencil for almost eight minutes, Rowe was hired. He worked the graveyard shift at QVC for three years and became an expert at speaking about a product for long periods of time without ever saying anything too important.

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  3. Every celebrity has an interesting back story on how they broke into the industry, but no one knew that Mike Rowe got his start by crashing an audition at QV...

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  4. Sep 25, 2024 · The home-shopping channel had studios a couple of hours away in Pennsylvania, and Rowe bet his bartender friend $100 that he'd ace his audition and advance to the next round of selections. Instead, QVC hired Rowe immediately, and he was given a middle-of-the-night shift.

  5. Jul 12, 2020 · Mike Rowe, host of “Dirty Jobs” is returning with new series, “Dirty Jobs: Rowe’d Trip” and chatted with Kit Hoover and Scott Evans on Access Daily about the...

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  6. Jan 10, 2022 · Mike Rowe booked jobs as a narrator and ended up on QVC for a while. But when he got an unexpected call from his mother, that's when he changed his career path.

  7. Circa 1992, Mike Rowe (host of Dirty Jobs) worked in (very) late-night TV selling crap to idiots on QVC. He used the opportunity to its full comedic potential.

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  8. Jan 25, 2022 · Mike Rowe had zero television experience when, in 1990, he auditioned for a gig on the QVC home shopping channel. As Rowe wrote in a Facebook post, he "had no qualifications to speak of" when he auditioned, which consisted of demonstrating he could talk "for eight minutes without stuttering, blathering, passing out, or throwing up."