I'd watch it. Heck, if a bunch of annoying wealthy ladies can have a show about them complaining about their opulent lifestyles and who didn't show up to their dinner parties (I'm looking at you, 'Desperate' Housewives), then an honest man working hard to preserve a little slice of American history should be fair game for a station to pick up!

The one thing that would worry me about a show devoted to arcade equipment is (and I know that I'm being very selfish here, please forgive me), is that it would raise the demand for games, push prices up, and make it harder and more expensive to collect for.

The flip side of that argument, however, would be that it would bring more demand to vendors, liven up the industry, and give it a MUCH needed boost.

This is true. If he ran his youtube channel with actual episodes documenting his actual "tomfoolery" (sorry for that word), then I really do think he could be successful with the channel. Right now, it's used to document the restorations and act as free advertisement.