High Street TV 4

Sculptor Nick rescues a crumbling wooden statue of a golden eagle. Coppersmith Ted repurposes a broken nautical light, and gilder Ruth transforms a ruined fire surround.

Drew hits the Giant Shepton Flea Market, where he unearths some retro design classics. And in Devon, he visits Europe's largest repository of vintage fairground rides.

Drew hits the road with upholsterer, Craig. In Derbyshire a 15th century house has some Victorian dining chairs with potential, and they visit an antique centre in Lincolnshire.

Permit delays force the Poseidon Crew off road as they try to survive the season. Plus, the Dust Devils gamble big in the hope of finding fine gold.

Marcus and Linden fear a flat battery could leave them stuck in the outback for days. Plus, Shane and Russell attempt to get their season on track.

Old Timers Ray and Paul return to where they removed a huge boulder to see if it's hiding gems. Gemfield newcomers Matt and Amber hunt down sapphires.

Old Timer Ray has another claim, but drilling a hole brings its own set of problems. Plus, Michael and Cherie's claim isn't producing enough sapphires.

Mike Brewer tests the market with a customised pick-up. Mrs. Brewer hatches an expansion plan, and the team take on an 1980s hot hatch restoration.

Henry and Fuzz visit an ex-commercial pilot with two hangars' worth of stuff. He's got classic cars and even planes, but will a BSA with missing parts prove a bridge too far.

Henry and Guy go to Wiltshire to see Phil Pearce, where they find sheds full of tractors, classic cars and police bikes. Will Phil drive a hard bargain.

In awe of a huge collection of classic cars from all eras in Northamptonshire, Henry and Fuzz decide to transform a 1920s Model A Ford pickup truck.

In Somerset, Simon and Henry visit an animal sanctuary to rummage for junk. They pick up a guinea pig hutch, wicker furniture, and a heat lamp.

A huge haul of silver leaves Angus speechless and raises a staggering amount at auction. Later, Angus helps Susan clear a huge collection of railwayana.

Angus tries to fund a couple's move to the US by selling their precious gemstones and retro video games, and later unearths some pricey 70s furniture.

Ochuko Ojiri and Charles Hanson shop for antiques in the Pennines. Charles finds a seashell with a nautical secret and Ochuko picks up some nostalgic toys.

Falling For A Frogeye. Ant uncovers a rusty 1960 Austin Healey Frogeye Sprite that reminds him of his youth, but an unexpected leak means costs could spiral.

Johnny scours northwest Wales for smaller items to sell at the shop. His head is turned by a rare clockwork secretary toy with a hefty price tag.

Brenton uses electricity to restore the shine on a precious trophy. And, four experts pool their talents to repair a battered old ventriloquist's dummy.

How do they mine nickel to turn into nickels? How do they build the lock gates for canals to allow barges to climb hills? How do they put the bubbles in bubble tea.

How is rubber made into chewing gum? How are fish hooks strong enough to catch a shark? How are the models built at the world's largest Legoland.

How do they build Formula 1 racing cars? How is the Leatherman, America's best-selling multi-tool made? How do they create classic Finnish Aalto glassware.

How do they make the finest Panama hats? Who rounds up Florida's escaped pythons? How do they keep drivers safe in the world's longest tunnel.

Drew heads to Petworth in West Sussex - the antiques capital of the south. Plus, he bids on an unusual fire screen in Lancashire, but the owner drives a hard bargain.

At a stately home in Staffordshire, Drew uncovers a hidden 19th century gem that the owners were oblivious to. And in the Lake District, he digs out some of Britain's mining past.

Upholster Craig and sculptor Nick team up to restore some iconic Arne Jacobsen chairs. Plus, mechanic Bo uncovers a hidden past in a giant railway station clock.

More everyday items go under the microscope, with a look at how objects such as custom knee braces are made.

More everyday items go under the microscope with a look at how objects from solid state drives to eye shadow are made.

Metalworker Ted transforms a battered kitchen sink unit. Sculptor Nick works on a broken garden vase, and woodworker Robin reimagines a set of vintage drawers.

Drew scours a Surrey sculpture park, where a pair of rare 18th century church lych-gates catches his eye. And in London, he visits a small showroom with big character.

In Sheffield, Drew finds a stunning collection of antique cutler's stools. Later, he heads to Leeds where he finds some rare streetlights at a heritage railway and museum.

A wet plant disaster threatens the Dust Devils' potentially lucrative fine gold find. Plus, the Gold Timers desperately try to turn their season around.

The Gold Gypsies could be sitting on a fortune but must decide whether to take a huge gamble. A water shortage halts Shane and Russell's operations.

Anthony and Jodie get back to the business of finding sapphires. Matt and Amber have gone into partnership with a local miner. Nigel and Rosa dig for gems.

Michael and Cherie head out to their surface claim. Ray and Paul's replace the engine on the drill rig. Rosa gets a crash course in operating the wash plant.

Mike trades a classic Citroen for an F-Type Jag. Later, he visits a classic car auction to test the market and tries his hand at Crown Green Bowls.

Henry and Fuzz are back in Durham visiting a passionate collector of vintage cars and automobilia, where a Dot three-wheeled motorcycle catches their eye.

Henry and Fuzz are at a farm in Gloucester looking through a collection of tractors. There, they unearth some historic items from the 1910s and '20s, but can they be restored.

In Gloucestershire, Henry and Fuzz take on a risky Triumph Spitfire that has been in a crash. In their biggest restoration challenge yet, can they fix it.

In Northern Ireland, Henry and Gemma search for treasure in a workshop. They salvage a butcher's sign, a church pew, a bird box, and a ladder.

Angus struggles to value Victor's homemade curios but gets a surprise at auction. And, he searches for treasures in an eclectic collection.

Brothers sell their late mum's furniture. And a couple are overwhelmed by inherited heirlooms. But will a former lover's engagement ring sell.

Ochuko Ojiri and Charles Hanson head to Liverpool. Charles is tempted by several Chinese carvings and pots whilst Ochuko eyes up a 1940's enamel sign.

Angus needs to sell some wild west costumes. And a widower's unfashionable furniture needs to make big money so he can be reunited with his family.

Auctioneer Angus Ashworth answers a plea for help from a single dad who bought an unfurnished country house as a home for him and his daughter.

Woodworker Will is tasked with fixing up a very unstable table. Meanwhile, Cobbler Dean is challenged with mending a pair of clown shoes.

A look at how products are manufactured. Featuring ball-bearings, what goes into cartoonist's ink and discover how false eyes are made.

A look at how products are manufactured around the world. How are Russian dolls manufactured, how is aloe vera produced and how are flags made.

A look at how products are manufactured around the world. How is vodka produced, how are Chinamax ships manufactured and how is abalone made.

A look at how products are made around the world. Featuring the St Petersburg metro, the world's most expensive coffee and chip makers.

Drew goes to the biggest antiques emporium he's ever visited and a Somerset antique shop. At a grand school in Ipswich he uncovers a historical artifact that leaves him speechless.

At a luxury fabric manufacturer in Suffolk, Drew is wowed by historic silks once used in the royal household. And at a castle in Scotland, he haggles with a young baron.

Lighting expert Jolene fixes a badly worn down 19th century police station lamp. And, wood worker Alex attempts a risky redesign on a traditional British chair.

More everyday items go under the microscope, with a look at how dragster tyres, icing, floating docks and spiral pipes are made.

More everyday items are put under the microscope as we discover how motion sensors and diving helmets are made.

Automata experts Michael and Maria Start resurrect a Frankenstein's monster for Drew Pritchard. Upholsterer Craig Hughes revamps a 1930s library chair.

Drew is in Cheshire to scour a barn packed with items, from traditional antique furniture to taxidermy. And in Sheffield, he uncovers a collection of early 20th century glass eyes.

In Dorset, Drew visits a showroom full of mid-20th century items, including a pair of 1960s Danish leather chairs. And, he visits an Austin Healey and Porsche classic car restorer.

The Goldtimers hire a 7-tonne loader to end their gold drought. The Dust Devils risk running out of water. Marcus vanishes while clifftop detecting.

The Poseidon Crew hunts for bush gold. The Gold Gypsies face a tough decision. The Victoria Diggers' perseverance could finally pay off.

Michael and Cherie are joined by their kids on their surface claim. Matt and Amber are back to square one, luckily Paul comes to the rescue.

Light At The End Of The Tunnel. Anthony and Jodie install the ladder in their unused shaft. Matt and Amber dig underground on their new claim. Nigel gets a ring made for Rosa.

Mike heads to Poland to avoid the dreaded British 'Porsche Tax'. Plus, he turns a profit on an ugly duckling Peugeot and chases a sale at Santa Pod.

Presenter Henry Cole and mechanic Fuzz Townshend hit the road to find, buy and make a profit from the UK's abandoned automotive gems.

Presenter Henry Cole and mechanic Fuzz Townshend hit the road to find, buy and make a profit from the UK's abandoned automotive gems.

In Northamptonshire, Henry and Fuzz dive into an eclectic mix of British and American vehicles. Henry and Fuzz end up smitten with a customised Hot Rod.

Henry and Gemma head to County Antrim to hunt for treasure! They pick up oil cans, a rocking horse, a buggy, and an umbrella stand.

A Pink Poodle And A Potato Picker. Angus visits a home packed with weird and wonderful collectables. Then, he's called back to a previous client to clear an attic and garden.

Angus sells a woman's possessions to fund her retirement in Cambodia. And he helps a widower part with the treasures he shared with his late wife.

Ochuko Ojiri and Charles Hanson head to the Midlands. A vintage clown catches Ochuko's eye and Charles spends most of his budget on a 220-year-old antique.

Australia's toughest drivers hit the open road and reveal the adventure of trucking, with bigger loads, rougher roads and more intense action.

Opalton Boulder Crew have found a new source of opal, Mooka Boys are gambling on a rented digger, and Slim Pickings are trying to earn moving money.

Optics expert Richard is challenged with fixing up a well-loved telescope. Steve and Mark are presented with a broken but impressive radio.

A look at how products are made. Featuring how leather is produced, how goods are moved down the Grand Canal and how Flyboard is created.

How do they make the king of cheeses, Parmesan? How do they keep the runways running at the world's busiest airports? How do they manufacture relaxing reclining chairs.

How do they weave a Turkish carpet? How do they use helicopter blade technology for cross country skis, and control the water at Niagara Falls.

How do they turn seaweed into sushi wrapping? How do they make a beer bottle that lasts for fifteen years? How do they keep surfers safe from man-eating sharks.

At a Catholic church in Liverpool, Drew's prayers are answered with a pair of very rare chairs. In Loughborough, he finds industrial gems in the world's largest bell foundry.

Drew haggles hard at a museum of vintage farm equipment in Exmouth. Plus, he's bowled over by an amazing collection of arts and crafts furniture - but can he strike a deal.

Leather worker Martin restores a vintage case. Meanwhile, wood worker Alex is challenged to fix a rustic bench and sculptor Nick works on an antique statue.

More everyday items are put under the microscope as we discover how rawhide lampshades and MRI scanners are made.

More everyday items are put under the microscope as we discover how noise barrier walls, Bourbon, and front-load washers are made.

Joiner Robin Johnson fixes a broken Boston rocker. Paper conservator Ashleigh Brown restores a vintage theatre prop, and blacksmith Nev Morris works on an iron gate.

Drew is in Monmouthshire at the UK's largest stockist of antique railwayana, where he spots some amazing wagon signage. In Gloucestershire he finds a stunning Victorian card table.

Drew and Tee head to Cornwall to visit a brewery in St Austell. Plus, they stop in Penzance and go for a surf in the sea during their South West adventure.

The Gold Gypsies go on a night-time detecting mission. Shane and Russell push their wash plant to breaking point.

Marcus and Linden suffer an injury that could end their road trip. The Dust Devils attempt to produce the biggest gold pour of the season so far.

Dave and GT follow an exciting lead about some rare Italian cars hidden away on a local farm. Plus, GT falls in love with a worn-out Japanese car.

Dave and GT resurrect a farmer's 1977 Toyota Land Cruiser. Then it's love at first sight when they find a 1975 VWL-Bug 1600 that's had just one owner.

Mike buys a stinker of a car at auction. Plus, a BMW M3 turns into a rotten headache and Mike tries to sell The Stig a nice little runaround.

Andy And Tim / Petrol Pump. Henry and Fuzz head for Suffolk to rummage through Andy and Tim's collection of vintage vehicles, eccentric oddities and exquisite automobilia.

Henry and Sam go to Hull to meet Mandy, whose late husband was an avid collector of classic motorbikes. There are several rare Vincents and Ariels on offer.

Henry and Fuzz rummage through two huge sheds of vintage military vehicles. There are army quad bikes, amphibious troop carriers, and a Ferret Scout car.

Henry and Simon are in Wiltshire searching for treasures to salvage. They rescue and restore a table football game and a model Citroën van.

Angus heads to Wetherby to meet John and Anne. After a recent tumble from a tree injured his arm, John decided to clear-out his quirky collection of antiques.

Angus helps two siblings clear their dad's collection of model soldiers, then helps a woman clear a collection of ornaments that threaten her health.

It's the final outing for Ochuko and Charles! Charles finds some French opera glasses and Ochuko discovers an oil painting, but which will win at auction.

A couple of Sherlock Holmes fans sell silverware, costumes and books after a flood hit their home. Plus, will army swords score big at auction.

Horologist Steve restores a clock from 1959 Austria. Plus, optical expert Richard has the fiddly job of fixing a miniature microscope.

Bookbinder Chris revives an old and battered German-English dictionary. Dominic and Susie work together to save a pair of motorcycling relics.

How do they cast the streetlamps of Venice? How do they prevent another Titanic-like disaster? How do they grow tiny trees for the ancient Chinese art of penjing.

How do they make one of the world's fastest bikes? How do pilots train for death-defying acrobatics? And, how do they bring oil and gas up from the bottom of the sea.