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Christina and Will travel to Bicester to help declutter a furniture-filled home after a couple inherited generations' worth of family heirlooms.

Bookbinding expert Christopher revives a treasured document belonging to a Titanic survivor. And ceramics restorer Kirsten repairs a stone birdbath.

Ceramics expert Kirsten is challenged with piecing together a broken clay sculpture. Plus, Will and Suzie work together to fix up a precious childhood toy.

Mike and Edd decide that the 80s classic, Ford Mustang GT, is the ideal affordable muscle car for a young aspiring mechanic to cut his teeth on.

Mike finds a rare Land Rover Series 1 that may not be all it seems. What starts as a simple cosmetic touch-up becomes a complicated and expensive restoration.

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.

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

More everyday items are put under the microscope as we discover how headphones, diving regulators and reflector light bulbs are made.

More everyday items are put under the microscope as we discover how fly fishing reels, house paint, weaving looms and ice makers are made.

Wayne gets a lead on a cache of three 308 Ferraris in a nearby garage. Then, Roger works on a belt job while Wayne puts on his sales hat to drum up clients.

Wayne gets a lead on a collection of his newest obsession, Brass cars. There's a 1913 Hudson, a 1910 Stoddard-Dayton, a 1906 Oldsmobile and a Redding motorcycle.

Wayne helps Olympic gold medalist Jonny Mosely and the Squaw Valley ski resort find a vehicle that could have been at the 1960 Winter Olympics.

Wayne finds a rare 1934 Lincoln KB Convertible. But to buy it, he must meet a high price and buy two other cars - a '70s Chrysler K Car and '60s Buick convertible.

Mike and Frank travel to Pennsylvania where they meet up with Ron, a picker who lives underground. Can they navigate the dark tunnel and discover treasure.

Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz travel all over America in search of the most interesting, rare and profit-bringing treasures, from old bangers to classic toys.

The team repairs a 1960s barber's chair that's a piece of a family trade's history. Plus, an Iranian musical instrument is restored.

First up, the team bring a well-loved Indian guitar back to life. Plus, leather expert Suzie is challenged with restoring a vintage RAF-issued flying jacket.

How do they keep you comfortable, entertained and safe with the latest aircraft seats? And, how do they design bras with aerospace technology to give you that extra lift.

How is plasterboard made from power station smoke? How do they cast the world's top awards? How do they build a plane that can take off and land almost anywhere.

How do they stop planes from icing up; how is clay used to keep glossy magazines looking sharp; and how do they build an electric car that can reach 200kmph.

How do they provide services in one of the world's largest casino hotels, cut through metal with a beam of light, and build a golf course in the desert.

Henry and Sam visit a shop hoping to sell a bike and get side-tracked by the wares on offer. Will they manage to find some good bargains amongst all the delights.

Henry and Sam are near Preston, visiting a collector of military gear and Americana. Much to their surprise they spot something a little unusual.

Henry and Simon are in the Cotswolds to rummage for hidden gems amongst someone's junk. They get excited by some cubbyhole shelving and a monkey bike.

The guys are in Monmouthshire visiting a man with a collection of steam engines. Henry takes a shine to some airhorns and Simon takes on a conversion of a raised flower bed.

Mike and Edd decide to create an eye-catching, inexpensive beach cruiser, and the Corvair is the muse! Can the guys restore this classic to its original beauty.

Mike nabs a Porsche 997 at a bargain price of just £15,000. The catch? It's carrying an engine with a serious case of bore score. Can Elvis get it firing again.

Drew and Paul rescue a classic: a Vauxhall Viva. The car was extensively modified in the 1960s but after years in storage, it's well past its best.

Sculptor Nick works on a fairground centrepiece. French polisher Alex transforms a mill trolley, and upholsterer Craig revamps a battered armchair.

Jason and Rory explore Iceland in the new Kia EV9. The team test the all-new Ford Transit Custom, and Vicki explores luxury saloons.

In Wiltshire, Henry and Fuzz admire Morris Minors and vintage mopeds. Can they revive a late 1980s Austin Mini in time for a historical road trip to Oxford.

The team repairs a 1960s barber's chair that's a piece of a family trade's history. Plus, an Iranian musical instrument is restored.

First up, the team bring a well-loved Indian guitar back to life. Plus, leather expert Suzie is challenged with restoring a vintage RAF-issued flying jacket.

Mike and Edd decide to create an eye-catching, inexpensive beach cruiser, and the Corvair is the muse! Can the guys restore this classic to its original beauty.

Mike nabs a Porsche 997 at a bargain price of just £15,000. The catch? It's carrying an engine with a serious case of bore score. Can Elvis get it firing again.

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

How do they assemble the reinvented Morgan 3 Wheeler? Plus, how do they protect firefighters' hands from heat, flame and chemical attack.

More everyday items are put under the microscope as we discover how graphite pencil leads, clarinets and special effects are made.

More everyday items are put under the microscope as we discover how air boats, onions, 3D metal printing and curved cabinet doors are made.

Wayne's on a hunt for a Volvo 960 station wagon. However, the original owner, Paul Newman, fitted this car with a supercharged 5.0 litre V8 engine from a Ford Mustang.

After finding a 1970 Porsche 911 E Targa with 5,000 miles, Wayne's got his hands on possibly the world's most perfect 1962 Jaguar Mark 2 3.8 Saloon.

Wayne's starting off the auction season in Amelia Island where he'll be showing a rare Renault Jolly and also helping to sell a 1988 Porsche 959 Sport.

Mike and Frank are freestyling on the backroads of Oklahoma when they come across a large scrapyard. Can they convince the owner to show them around.

Danielle persuades the guys to let her go out on the road with Robbie. In Virginia, Mike and Frank chase a killer lead with a mega collection of motorcycles.

The team restore a drum kit with magical memories. Plus, the oldest item ever to pass through the doors - a 2,000-year-old terracotta figure - is put back on its feet.

Silversmith Brenton is challenged with restoring a battered, old trophy. Plus, wood expert Will revives an impressive birdcage with a remarkable backstory.

How do they make car windows to keep out wind and rain, stones and thieves, and even noise and harmful UV rays? And, how do they put the gloss on lipstick.

How do they make George Washington's favourite tipple? How do they crash test aircraft seats without crashing a plane? How do they produce billions of batteries a year.

How do they drill through a kilometre of solid rock to find the hidden riches in the desert, pick 20,000 oranges a minute for juice, and get glass to curve without cracking.

How do they service the A380, the world's largest plane? Plus, how do they generate 500,000 kWh from 1oz of uranium, and build and tune a piano to concert standard.

In Lancashire, Henry and Sam explore a garage packed with hundreds of treasures and trinkets. They encounter various military vehicles and a lovely old petrol pump.

Henry and Sam are across the sea in Northern Ireland, searching for collections they've never seen before. Will they find any unusual or unique items.

In Gloucestershire, Henry and Simon have a rummage through an extraordinary collection. They get excited by an art deco radiogram, a record player, and a highchair.

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien are in Monmouthshire. Amongst the industrial machinery, Henry is excited by some metal shelves and Simon spots some Anglepoise lamps.

Edd and Mike set the challenge to find the ultimate bug-out vehicle that would ceaselessly run, and there was only one contender: the Land Rover Series IIA.

Mike and Elvis attempt to resuscitate the 'daddy' of British executive saloons: a 1974 Jaguar XJ6. But it's a risky buy: it hasn't been on the road since 1990.

Paul has paid just over £15,000 for an Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV that appears to be in great shape. However, Drew is horrified when he learns it's an automatic.

French polisher Alex is challenged to rescue a settle bed. James restores a Ms. Pac-Man arcade machine, while Ted works on two weathered chairs.

The unpredictable seas surrounding the UK are a playground and office for many people. A volunteer army risk everything to protect and rescue the people who use it.

A man fights for his life after trying to save a stranger out at sea and nearly losing his son. The team help a motorcyclist who was thrown from his bike near Whitby.

The team restore a drum kit with magical memories. Plus, the oldest item ever to pass through the doors - a 2,000-year-old terracotta figure - is put back on its feet.

2nd Leg. Highlights of all the motorbike action from the British Speedway.

Edd and Mike set the challenge to find the ultimate bug-out vehicle that would ceaselessly run, and there was only one contender: the Land Rover Series IIA.

Mike and Elvis attempt to resuscitate the 'daddy' of British executive saloons: a 1974 Jaguar XJ6. But it's a risky buy: it hasn't been on the road since 1990.

How do they make wind turbines with twice the wingspan of a Boeing? Plus, how do they mould car tyres from the ooze of a tree.

How do they make the tank piercing super bullet? Plus, how do they forge the infamous torture weapon, the dentist's drill.

More everyday items are put under the microscope as we discover how retractable ballpoint pens, solar salt and tubas are made.

Ever wondered how everyday items such as cap guns and regenerative medicine are made? Find out how these familiar objects are formed.

More logistical headaches when one load master stows £100million of super yacht onto a vessel carrier. Plus an operations supervisor loads a rare three-wheeled sports car.

Oulton Park Highlights. Highlights of all the action from the British Superbike Championships.

Part 1. Mike and Edd are on cloud nine when they get their hands on a Porsche. But it's not all smooth sailing for the boys on this turbo-charged restoration.

Part 2. The mechanical maestros continue to work on the spectacular Porsche Turbo, using all their skills to make sure this is an unforgettable overhaul.

Mike seeks out a Porsche 912E. With the help of Edd, they address the years of neglect, while they bring home the horses and return on their investment.

Mike purchases a mouldy Porsche Boxster with seized brakes and a host of other faults, but at £1,000, he can't resist. Can Edd fix it up enough to turn a profit.

Mike goes in search of what many consider to be the last truly great Porsche, and he finds the cheapest 993 in the country. Can the duo get it back to its best.

Mike is excited to pick up one of his favourite types of convertible: the 2000 Porsche 996. With only a few issues, this car will be an absolute steal for him.

Mike finds a 914 in a barn, but under the muck he can see a profit in the 70's sports car, so he buys it for a bargain price. Can Edd restore it to a saleable condition.

Vicki and Jason test the Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato, the team reviews the updated Peugeot 408's AI and there's an electric vs petrol showdown.

Jason and Rory explore Iceland in the new Kia EV9. The team test the all-new Ford Transit Custom, and Vicki explores luxury saloons.

Drew and Tee visit Insect Circus in Suffolk, where they discover a giant pair of 20th-century stage shoes and scratch-made models of fairground rides.

Drew and Tee explore three new territories. An unusual set of stained-glass windows, an 1840s lamp and a retro Japanese toy police pique Drew's interest.

In the Cotswolds, Drew is given exclusive access to a dozen shipping containers. Drew picks out three items, including a 19th century glazed bookcase.

Drew and Tee take a trip to Portugal, a hidden gem of the antiques trade. They unearth some architectural marvels recovered from an 18th century church.

Henry and Edward Vaughan visit a brocante, a picturesque former vicarage and one of France's most impressive 17th-century chateaus.

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 are in West Sussex at Dino's mega-shed. He's got buses, vintage sports cars, rare motorbikes and oodles of motoring ephemera.

Chopper Roy / Triton And Bantam. Henry and Fuzz head to 'Chopper Roy's' place. His vintage British motorbikes and a classic seventies sports coupé catch their eye.

Helena and John experience an amazing penguin expedition on Danco Island. Plus, Brendon uses 10,000-year-old glacier ice to make an Antarctica-themed cocktail.

With the discovery yacht's journey coming to an end, the crew has thrilling surprises in store. They swim in icy waters and unveil a new vessel.

The Mooka Boys are finally ready to start tunnelling toward black opal glory, until their last working machine suffers a catastrophic breakdown.

Dangerous Air. The Rockhounds hunt a rainforest river system by crocodile-infested waters. Plus, Jarrin and Hugh confront low oxygen levels and crumbling mine walls.

Steve travels to Mexico to find out more about the great white shark. Leaving the safety of his dive cage, can he get close enough to study this remarkable predator.

In the Sea of Cortez, Steve studies the hunting behaviour of the Humboldt squid, using himself as bait. Can he avoid being dragged into the abyss.

Ever wondered how everyday items like silver jewellery and traditional Mexican chairs are made? Find out how these familiar objects are formed.

Ever wondered how everyday items like traditional razor blades and butterfly safety razors are made? Find out how these familiar objects are formed.

After battling freak thunderstorms and technical nightmares presenter and bike enthusiast, Henry Cole, is set to have his turn to make motorcycling history.

Part 1. Henry Cole starts his journey in Chicago on his American Chopper. The iconic route takes him through Illinois, Kansas and Missouri.

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien travel across the UK to find unique items lost in people's homes and fix them up for a profit. They turn trash into treasure.

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien travel across the UK to find unique items lost in people's homes and fix them up for a profit. They turn trash into treasure.

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien travel across the UK to find unique items lost in people's homes and fix them up for a profit. They turn trash into treasure.

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien travel across the UK to find unique items lost in people's homes and fix them up for a profit. They turn trash into treasure.

Lucia revives a painting with a touching history. Plus, Maria hopes stain glass expert Matt can fix her guilty conscious as well as her broken window.

Eloise brings in what could be the trickiest restoration yet for ceramics expert Kirsten. Meanwhile, a beloved vintage piano stool gets a new lease of life.

Susan hopes restoration expert Steve can bring her once beautiful trinket back to life. Plus, Dominic revives a beloved wedding present, a Georgian peat bucket.

In Knaresborough, Angus sorts through a massive collection of model aircrafts and incredible paintings. Later, Angus auctions off some iconic toys.

The team clear out the home of a retired couple who own an impressive collection of Ladderax furniture. Later, Angus sees potential in some commemorative coins.

Angus is excited to clear out a historic property in Long Itchington. Each room is full of interesting items, including vintage furniture and precious jewellery.

Angus discovers Morris Minor cars and African carvings. Later, he finds Harrod's sheepskin coats from the 60s and mysterious stone objects.

Angus finds quirky mementoes in TV presenter Helen Skelton's beautiful home and explores comedy legend Nick Hancock's barn conversion.

Lucia revives a painting with a touching history. Plus, Maria hopes stain glass expert Matt can fix her guilty conscious as well as her broken window.

Resident hatter Jayesh is tasked with restoring a collectable opera hat. Meanwhile, metal expert Dominic works on a beloved signwriting case.

Eloise brings in what could be the trickiest restoration yet for ceramics expert Kirsten. Meanwhile, a beloved vintage piano stool gets a new lease of life.