The Repair Shop

Angelina restores a painting of a formidable ancestor; a Turkish brass brazier that's a symbol of resilience; joining Kirsten as she gets a headless ceramic horse back in the saddle again.

The team restores a rusty bike and learns how it sparked a storybook romance; Julie and Amanda return a lucky monkey to his former glory for a little girl, and then piece together an accidentally smashed lamp with Kirsten.

Brenton makes over a busted camera for a man who sees it as a symbol of his Ugandan heritage; Julie and Amanda revive a toy rabbit that belonged to a beloved children's author; Suzie restores a heritage board game.

Suzie and Jay reshape a handmade football for two grateful grandsons; Brenton repairs a silver spice train saved by a family who fled the Nazis; Kirsten glues a bashed-in porcelain bowl.

Dominic pounds out the dents on a retro lawnmower that will get passed down to a new generation; new expert fixer Lou revamps a trophy that wins top marks; Suzie refreshes a personalized leather belt.

Dom and Pete revamp hand-painted drum; Kirsten patches up a beloved beer mug with a funny frog at the bottom; Lou and Mark give a late doc's tongue depressor creation a clean bill of health.

Julie and Amanda give a giant stuffed lion, his pride back for a special anniversary; Steve unsticks a vintage cash register that contains a secret; Richard brings a harbourmaster's telescope back into focus.

Craftsmen pool their talents and resources to restore heirlooms and treasured antiques such as music boxes, vases and clocks to prove that anything can be restored to their former glory.

Dominic and Lucia refit a saucy Spanish restaurateur's pepper mill; twin teddies need love from the Bear Ladies and Steve; Matt revives a sentimental Victorian stained-glass window.

Julyan takes on a stringless riverboat guitar; Steve gets a jammed-up reel spinning again; Suzie brings a kitschy porcine footstool back from the brink.

Falling in love with a carved wooden automaton that David plans to get moving again; examining a pair of ceramic doves that may have a Picasso connection; watching Angelina restore an artifact that helps educate students about Welsh mining history.

Sonnaz repairs an heirloom chair that will bring comfort to a widow; Steve restores a toy car to all its speedy glory.

Chris works his magic on a scrapbook full of memorabilia cherished by a J. R. R. Tolkien fan; Dom lavishes attention on a sentimental workbench; Suzie and Brenton nail an important fix on a Blitz-era manicure set.

Jules restrings a century-old German parlor guitar for an owner who has never heard its music; Geoff restores a '70s pinball machine; collaborating with Steve and Dom on a family's treasured chest.

Brenton brings the romance back to a tattered hat box full of love letters between two WWII-era sweethearts; Sonnaz fixes a seat once occupied by a political titan; dissecting an iconic '80s accessory with Mark.

Dressing up a bedraggled toy lamb with Amanda and Julie; Dom and Brenton get a cool Uruguayan kitchen gadget turning again; Mark unsticks a vintage music machine for a man who's keen to hear his grandmother's tunes.

Observing Julyan's delicate surgery on a ukulele that helped a man court his future bride; Amanda and Julie make over a lipstick-stained plaything; Steve goes out of his comfort zone to fix a 1960s split-flap clock that won't flip.

Amanda Tatchell and Julie Middleditch join forces with David Burville to repair a treasured doll, Suzie Fletcher fixes a wobbly case that reminds its owner of their heritage, and Richard Talman revives a locket that has been broken for three decades.

A solo mum brings her cherished family crib to be lovingly restored for her baby.

A tiny clock that has provided a lifeline for a lifetime is given a new lease of life.

The team repair a handbag for a 1960s typist who made a difference.

A very special delivery requires the attention of musical instrument expert Pete Woods, a teddy bear of tiny proportions arrives for Amanda Middleditch and Julie Tatchell, and Steve Fletcher receives a tavern clock that is over 200 years old.

The team repair a wooden desk used by a member of the suffragettes.

Jay Blades and his team repair a 100-year-old brass trumpet, a marriage cabinet and revive a beloved but rickety old ironing board.

The experts revive a 100-year-old shipping log charting the bravery of a seafarer during the Second World War; a tiny table with rickety legs is put back on its feet.

The team are entranced by a three-dimensional portrait of a Hindu goddess.

The experts get cracking on a clever calendar souvenir held dear by two sisters, a 1930s schoolbook from the Caribbean island of Trinidad, and a sweet little wind instrument called an ocarina.

The team restore an early 1900s clock and a dog-chewed policeman's helmet.

The team at the barn roll up their sleeves and tackle the damage on a 250-year-old antique anatomy book, a fragile diamond engagement ring, and a tired hat that belonged to a dedicated railway man.