High Street TV 4

Sam revives a Lotus Elise for the Gurston Down Hill Climb. Can farmyard ingenuity and a last-minute fix help owner Steve achieve his personal best.

The season draws to a close, Vinnie hosts a charity event, reflects on the past summer and gets an update from council regarding the lake house build.

The team take on a unique bicycle sidecar designed for junior passengers. Plus, a Victorian sewing stand needs a lot of work, and a military drum gets a refresh.

How do they make the world's softest duvets, drill for oil thousands of metres below ground, and put the stretch in rubber bands.

How do they build a diesel engine that can fly, make cough sweets, turn clear plastic into bank notes, and whip up ice cream flavours.

How do they turn a family car into a fortress on wheels, grow millions of perfect Christmas trees and hammer out the world's finest cymbals.

How do they turn used aluminium cans into planes and rockets? Plus, how do they carve the traditional Black Forest cuckoo clock.

Drew seeks out antiques that are rich with local provenance. On the Scottish border, he finds a Georgian Cockpen chair, then snaps up a chilling art piece in North Wales.

On a trip from Manchester to Hampshire, Drew visits expert dealers, snapping up a campaign chair, a Georgian bookcase, and a 19th-century carved deer.

Arcade games specialist Mark Squires rescues a 1960s pinball machine. Meanwhile, upholsterer Craig uses his creative magic to revive a mid-century G-plan sofa.

Find out how goalie pads, lapel pins, cardboard boxes and crystal wine glasses are made, as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

Find out how cement, caskets, soft drinks and glider rockets are made, as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

Back Of The Net / Game On. French polisher Alex tackles a foosball table that's badly weathered. Martin works on a stagecoach trunk, while Craig revamps a Scandinavian chair.

Drew visits a warehouse in York, finds a black beetle at a garage in Cambridgeshire and an antiques dealer in Suffolk has a delightful model castle.

Drew visits Britain's biggest private home where he is stumped on negotiations, finds some cool carvings, and discovers the tartan of Elvis Presley.

A failed plan sees the Gold Gypsies run out of time and options. Meanwhile, the Dirt Dogs uncover a huge find -but there's a catch.

In the final week of the gold season, the Dirt Dogs gamble big to hit their tally. Kellie and Henri mount a last-chance hunt for big nuggets.

Mason Pakai leads a million-dollar convoy through the brutal roads of Cape York. Rex Ryles battles the outback to honour a promise to his hometown.

Rex races the clock for a critical deadline. Steve must deliver a crucial tank for a remote community. Jack sets sail on a high-stakes job.

Auctioneer Charles Hanson and dealer Margie Cooper continue their road trip and reach the Norfolk town of Aylsham. Can they both increase their profits.

Henry and Fuzz stop by a shed in Leighton Buzzard filled with astonishing American muscle cars. The pair pick a trusty classic with room for a profit.

Henry and Guy are invited to Yeomans in Worcestershire, which is packed to the rafters with classic British motorbikes, but will the boys be able to get any of them running.

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.

Simon and Henry head to Wantage scouring a shed for hidden gems to restore. They find items including a wooden workbench and a metal water tank.

Angus helps the ex-EastEnders star Samantha Womack shift her showbiz things, and former MP Alan Johnson parts with a chess set and much-loved guitar.

Angus is in Fife to dig through three generations of family clutter. They uncover a rocking horse and a collection of rare Beatrix Potter figurines.

The heat is on as Phil and Natasha straddle the Scotland-England border. In Lockerbie, Phil is so impressed he barters up on some Royal memorabilia.

Lot of Bottle & Miner Bonanza. Angus sells a huge collection of unearthed Victorian bottles and vintage tins before finding a valuable haul of miners' strike memorabilia.

Irita finds a rare watch with a magical secret, but can it fund a rural retirement dream? And a trip to Kent uncovers a hoard of family heirlooms.

Electronics specialist Mark restores a broken tape-recording machine. Embroidery expert Sara puts the sparkle back into a costume once owned by a 1950s strongwoman.

How do they build the ultimate car crushing colossus? Plus, how do Lea and Perrins concoct their Worcestershire sauce.

How do they build a float for New Orleans Mardi Gras parades? Plus, how do they stir, stretch and pull sugar to make rock candy.

How do they harvest and treat the world's most expensive tea? Plus, how does the Siekierki power plant of Warsaw, Poland heat half the city's homes.

An insider's look at how the classic British bike is made, how radiation can be used to take down crime and the process behind mechanised milk.

Drew seeks out a combination of knowledge and experience when he visits four family businesses. He discovers an exciting array of items to sell on.

Drew indulges his Georgian obsession in Lincoln, where he falls for a Regency wine cooler. And a bungalow near Stockport hides a vast collection.

Ruth's nightmares materialise in the form of woodworm-infested candlesticks. Plus, leather expert Martin rescues a pair of 100-year-old clown shoes.

Find out how kitchen knives, mannequins, socks and hypodermic needles are made, as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

Find out how electric panels, spectacle frames, kites and toothbrushes are made, as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

French polisher Alex is tasked with restoring a huge clock. Ruth revamps a pair of golden candlesticks, and Cliff works on a century-old vessel.

Drew heads to Derbyshire where a props business is home to a few must-have gems. Later, a salvage yard features some amazing finds.

At a 500-year-old manor in Cheshire, Drew vies for a pair of intriguing sculptures. In Kent, Drew uncovers a ragtag collection of Victorian era gems.

Five crews of gold hunters face all-new bonanzas, battles, heroism and heartbreak, as a new season dawns on the Western Australian Goldfields.

As Gold Gypsies Chris and Greg Clark start their season with heartbreak, the Dirt Dogs hit a possible jackpot. And wild western team Ted and Lecky Mahoney hit the gold trail, hard.

Brother Vs. Brother. Brothers Peter and Mick Cooke face off in a scrapheap challenge to build a opal hunting machine. And, the rookies resort to night time hunting.

Rookies Are The Bomb. Desperate to move more rock, the rookies get a lesson in the dangerous art of bomb-making. Plus, Kelly is forced to sell her precious reserve of stones.

Drew is in Lancashire, checking out a factory making traditional soap. And, in rural Dorset he visits a couple selling antiques from a manor house linked to the Churchill family.

Henry and Fuzz head up to Yorkshire, hoping to revisit 'the one that got away'. It's a rare E-type Jaguar Rat Rod with a huge surprise under the bonnet.

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.

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.

In Sussex, Henry and Simon meet a couple with a penchant for Star Wars collectables - and motorbikes! They unearth items including a 17th century bench seat.

Hi-Do-Hi! and panto star Jeffrey Holland bids farewell to treasures, while broadcaster Kaye Adams makes headlines with her rare Danish furniture.

Angus and the team search for interesting items at a historic home in Coventry. Later, they travel to Aberdeenshire to collect some unusual Asian furniture.

A 'Wee Nip' And A Big Stick. In Yorkshire Natasha Raskin-Sharp falls for a teeny-tiny tumbler, while Philip Serrell tries to carve a profit from his biggest buy yet.

Henry and Fuzz head to Northamptonshire to look around Louis' palatial shed which is filled with motorbikes and some tempting automobilia.

Henry and Fuzz visit Graham's collection of Land Rovers, motorbikes, and tractors in rural Shropshire. What will Henry and Fuzz take home to restore.

With permit issues shutting down their lease, the Desert Diggers have one week to prove new ground. Plus, the Gold Drifters go back to basics.

The team revive a homemade 1800S gramophone and repair a smashed piggybank. Plus, silversmith Brenton looks at a tarnished 19th century ceremonial helmet.

How do they blend science and destruction at crash test centres? And how do they piece together the complex mechanism of a pocket sized umbrella.

How do they extract iron ore from one of the most remote mines on the planet? And how do they make chandeliers that are fit for a queen.

How do they forge the blades to crack open oyster shells? Plus, how do scientists in a lab grow the synthetic diamonds of the future.

How do they make cheddar, the world's most popular cheese? How do they breathe life into Rususci Anne - the plastic woman that teaches CPR.

Drew finds rare pieces that have stood the test of time. They include an 18th century cabinet in superb original condition and a chest from the Vatican.

Exploring Ireland's thriving antiques world, Drew and new buying partner Alister uncover treasures in private homes and showrooms across the country.

Upholsterer Ray's skills are tested by an iconic Eames office chair. Plus, Joiner Robin attempts to turn an old butchers block into a stylish kitchen island.

Find out how three wheel vehicles, baseball bats, artificial bonsai trees and trombones are made, as more items are put under the microscope.

Find out how springs, pavers and pianos are produced, as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

Metal worker Ted is challenged to repurpose a rusty railway signal light. Alex restores a headless carousel animal, while Craig fixes up a lounge chair.

Drew and Tee find a surprise at a magnificent country house in Scotland. In Edinburgh, the chaps visit a former veterinary college turned arts centre.

Taking their treasure hunt offshore, Drew and Tee head to a motorbike museum on the Isle of Man where they hope to discover a truckload of rare finds.

Kellie and Henri unleash a new piece of tech on a vast salt lake. And in a remote frontier town, a chance meeting could turn a crisis into a jackpot for lone wolf Rick Fishers.

On the verge of a huge payday, the Dirt Dogs face up to a possible disaster, while Ted and Lecky's mission to find a one-in-a million nugget turns into a manhunt.

Cave-Ins And Explosions. With the end of the season approaching, the rookies risk cave-ins at their abandoned mine claim. Deep underground, George is trapped in the blast zone.

Aerial Opal Spotting. The mining season is almost over and Col's crew take one last gamble. The Cooke brothers strive to save their mega opal machine and disastrous season.

The Right Mix. Drew visits a huge collection of 20th century designer furniture in a former paper mill in West Yorkshire. In Middlesbrough, he finds pattern moulds at its last brass foundry.

The boys visit Fuzz's friend Alex and his Rover collection, but they're sidetracked by a slightly troubled British icon: the Morris Minor Splittie.

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.

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

Henry and Simon are on England's south coast. They visit a pro recycler's storage containers to find hidden treasure and unearth items including a haul of vinyl.

Auctioneer Angus helps Louis Smith sell Olympic gear and movie memorabilia, and clears Janet Street-Porter's old windmill of unwanted clutter.

Angus travels to the small village of Boynton to clear out a collection of vintage telephones. Plus, he helps a family sort through 50 years of clutter.

Natasha and Phil wrap up this road trip with one final head-to-head in Sheffield. They eye up antiques and light their way to profits.

What's Your Handle? Angus helps a daughter sell her late father's CB radios. And after losing their partners, he helps a new couple start their next chapter together.

The crafting experts resuscitate a worn-out suitcase from Ukraine, a broken silver locket and a cherished baby doll that's lost its sheen.

The team of restorers transform a family crib for a mum's newborn baby, a rusty child's pogo stick that's lost its spring, and a family recipe book.

How do Ford produce the ubiquitous white van, the Transit? Plus, how do they ensure the Driza-bone coat lives up to its name.

How do they make wood-burning stoves that bring warmth to the Norwegian winter? Plus, how did they build the synthesiser that changed music forever.