Fred Willard Loses PBS Job After Arrest After the actor and comedian Fred Willard was arrested in Hollywood on a charge of lewd conduct, the fallout was swift. PBS said Thursday that Mr. Willard had lost his job as the wisecracking narrator of its new show "Market Warriors." Officer Rosario Herrera of the Los Angeles Police Department said Mr. Willard was arrested about 8:50 p.m. Wednesday after he was seen "engaging in a lewd act" by vice officers on routine inspection in the 5400 block of Santa Monica Boulevard, the location of the Tiki Theater. He was later booked and released. On Monday, PBS introduced the first of 20 episodes of its "Antiques Roadshow"-spinoff "Market Warriors," which pits professional antiques pickers in a competition to spot the best bargain. Jeanne Hopkins, a spokeswoman for WGBH, the Boston public broadcaster that produces the show, said via email, "Given the unfortunate news reported today, effective immediately, Fred Willard no longer will be involved with the "Market Warriors" series." The host of "Antiques Roadshow," Mark Walberg, will re-voice the episodes that Mr. Willard has already taped, Ms. Hopkins said.