Angelina Bakalarou is the paper conservator for The Repair Shop on the last episode. Angelina Bakalarou was applauded in the show.

She tackles a crayon portrait, a portrait from the early 1900s. Painting over an enlarged photograph was a typical Victorian technique used to avoid spending hours posing for the sitter.

David's great-grandmother, a powerful woman, is depicted in the portrait.

William, David's son, can connect to the extreme deafness of Mary Fletcher, the mother of eight children.

Since William is deaf and, like his great-grandmother, has never allowed his disability to limit him. It is crucial for the family that the frail, flaking portrait be saved, kept on display, and discussed.

This one has been extremely loved by the audience. Hence the much-needed applause to Angelina. She has become the most loved character from a TV show.

After she showed her skills on the show, people have been searching for her a lot. You can meet her on Instagram, where her handle is @angelina_bak. Unfortunately, the account is private.

She has over 500 followers on the platform, and her bio says, "Paper Conservator: for my conservation adventures, follow @theconservators." This account has a lot of art, and one wouldn't mind following it. 

Angelina has been working as a paper and painting conservator for the past five years. She is accompanied by Ashleigh in her art gallery. 

She completed her BA in the Conservation of Antiques and Works of Art at the Technological Educational Institute of Athens. Having enrolled in 2005, she got out of it with flying colors, with a CGPA of 6.3.

Since 2018, she has been working at 'The Conservators' with Ashleigh. Both of them have made a name for themselves as conservators in the public and private sectors.

They met at Camberwell while earning their master's degrees in the conservation of works on paper at the University of London.

The conservator is committed to protecting various paper-based objects and paintings on canvas through considerate intervention and preventative conservation methods.

They are equally invested regardless if the client is an ultra-high-net-worth individual or a family trying to preserve their photo collection.

Prior to this, she was a project conservator for 'The National.' This was for almost four years, and she turned manager for the same company for almost five years. 

Now, after all her experiences, she has joined 'the Repair Shop' as their expert. Her first episode was Thursday, 19th January, on BBC1 at 3:45.