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Johnny revisits high-end dealers Karl and Mark, where a £900 oil painting tests his resolve. Plus, Johnny considers selling a prized clockwork toy.

A man brings his most cherished toy from childhood into the repair shop. Plus, a beautiful maiolica vase and a historic pub sign are restored.

How do they mine one of the world's most valuable metals, platinum? How do they produce manga comics? How do they turn lemons into an Italian after-dinner drinks.

How does one family in America make three quarters of the world's peppermint oil? Plus, how are performance-enhancing tennis racquets made.

How do they make a trombone? How do they make traditional Spanish wineskins? Plus, how do they turn smelly muddy peat into rejuvenating face cream.

How do they make the perfect surfboard for catching waves? Plus, how do they turn Danish cream into one of the world's favourite butters.

Drew and Tee are on a tour of the Midlands. In Walsall, they have a money-spinning idea, in Birmingham Drew finds treasure and they explore a grand country house.

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.

Automata artisans Michael and Maria restore an acrobatic figurine from France. Meanwhile, sculptor Nick revives a pair of fairground ride motorbikes.

More everyday items go under the microscope. What are the production processes behind common objects such as beehives and cast iron cookers.

More everyday items go under the microscope. What are the production processes behind common objects including ochre and hurdy gurdies.

Drew's artisan restorers rescue a ravaged carousel horse dating from before World War I. Plus, they revive a valuable 1930s sofa and a 100-year-old weathervane.

Drew's ability to work under pressure is tested by talented dealer, Alasdair. In a disused church, Drew bids on an elaborate Victorian mirror.

Drew and Tee travel to four extraordinary locations across Northern Italy, including the country's most famed antique markets and a dreamy Tuscan villa.

Shane and Russell take the biggest gamble of their season. Marcus, Linden and Dale desperately need new ground before intense heat shuts down their operation.

The Gold Timers negotiate a lucrative deal to sell their mining rights. Torrential summer storms in Victoria threaten to shut down the Poseidon Crew's operation.

The Bushmen's home-made hoist and bucket fails. The Opal Whisperers, Sofia and Isaac, get trapped at the bottom of their open cut mine in sweltering temperatures.

Isaac from the Opal Whisperers works an abandoned, dangerous mine. The Mooka Boys are confronted by an irate miner as they peg a claim too close to his mine.

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.

Henry and Fuzz visit Ross in Hampshire, where they uncover a Nuffield tractor and sheds packed full of tractors, memorabilia, and more hidden gems.

Henry and Fuzz visit Andrew in Warwickshire, where sheds overflow with all manner of bikes, cars, and automotive memorabilia.

Henry and Fuzz visit Warwickshire to revive a battered Ford Transit. Once a workhorse of Britain, now a rusted relic longing for a second life.

Simon thinks he can make a profit on a rusty candelabra and dusty tallboy unit. Meanwhile, Henry sees potential in a vintage tether car and a discarded porthole.

A Gold Medal & A Hand Grenade. A surprise find in a client's garden has Angus's team stunned, but will a big silver key unlock a generous donation to a worthy charity.

Angus receives a call from two sisters desperate to find new homes for their late father's incredible collection of circus memorabilia.

Philip Serrell and Catherine Southon continue their journey as they travel through the West Country on the hunt for some serious bargains.

A couple with a collection of dishes asks Angus to sell them to fund a trip to Australia. Plus, Angus finds a huge fire engine part in a living room.

A hop across the Atlantic brings in rare whiskies and African artefacts. Then in Liverpool, Angus takes a risk with a veteran's unique dining set.

Silversmith expert Brenton repairs a century-old mirror. Plus, a neglected phonograph and a cherished writing case are restored by the team.

How are million-dollar racehorses transported across the world to their new owners? Plus, what creative methods are used to photograph food.

How do they produce a million tonnes of stainless steel? How do they keep cash safe with an uncrackable lock? How do they make traditional Indian sugar.

How do they harvest three thousand tonnes a year of the world's weirdest seafood delicacy? Plus, how do they protect water polo players from injury.

How do they build one of the world's most exclusive luxury cars? How do they make a referee's whistle that can be heard above 50,000 screaming fans.

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.

Drew visits the medieval Ely Cathedral in Cambridgeshire and finds pew connected a great Victorian architect. Later, he finds a WWII bomber crew seat at an aviation museum.

The force is strong with paper conservator Ashleigh as she restores an original Star Wars poster. And upholsterer Ray updates a pair of 1960s designer chairs.

More everyday items go under the microscope. How are common objects including exhaust headers and moulded limestone artwork made.

More everyday items go under the microscope. What are the production processes behind common objects such as recycled skateboard guitars.

The restorers face a challenge with Chesterfield sofa rescued from the scrapheap. And, can they revive a shattered marble figurine and a broken French bakery counter.

Drew and Tee go hunting for antiques in the homes of fellow dealers. Tucked away in the Cotswolds, Drew finds an ancient Greek masterpiece from 100BC.

Drew encounters thrilling examples by three design titans who shaped the classic Georgian-and-Victorian look: Sir John Soane, Augustus Pugin and William Morris.

In the Pilbara region, the Ferals hit a run of nuggets that could transform their season. Meanwhile, the Gold Retrievers are rocked by a medical emergency.

The Poseidon Crew's mine site is swamped after a brutal storm. Ryan collapses in a deadly heatwave, while Russell and Shane uncover a big nugget.

The Bushmen's drill rig loses a vital pin, forcing 74-year-old Les to undertake repairs four meters in the air. The Digi Diggers flooded mine wall collapses.

The Bushmen struggle to locate the source of water flooding their mine. The Misfits are forced to work Issy's mine Honey Hole as they wait for bulldozer repairs.

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

The guys visit Hampshire, where a shed full of motorbikes leads them to a rare Yamaha Maxam, but getting it going again proves trickier than expected.

Henry and Fuzz visit Duncan in Wiltshire, where they uncover a mighty vintage diesel road roller hidden amongst sheds packed with farm machinery.

Henry and Fuzz head to Bristol to see Robert's 1950 Austin Atlantic. Faded and forgotten for years, can they revive this bold British classic.

Henry Cole revamps a tired bench and a neglected Kawasaki H1. Simon O'Brien gets creative to transform a drab dresser and a rusty train set.

A Rare Bear And A German Cat. A customer needs help to thin out the items inherited from her father. Plus, two brothers learn the worth of their late father's eclectic hoard.

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.

Catherine Southon and Philip Serrell travel along the beautiful west country coastline. The pair eventually end up at an auction house in Bristol.

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

Slim Pickings have staked a new claim, the Bushmen have a new powerpack, and the Misfits are working alone for the first time.

Master saddle maker Susie works on a piece from a famous brand. Plus, resident clock maker Steve Fletcher tackles a pocket watch that has come all the way from Holland.

How do they turn English willow into cricket bats for India's finest cricketers? And, how do they construct the foundations for tall buildings.

How do they build a tractor every three minutes to power Indian agriculture? How do they cast the bronze bells that help Swiss farmers keep track of their cows.

How do they collect millions of real birds' nests to make birds' nest soup? Plus, how do they use aerospace technology to make rowers go faster.

How do they quadruple the power of the world's biggest engines with the most powerful turbochargers? How do they build new roads from old waste plastic.

Drew's at a 19th century Bradford weaving mill, where he discovers industrial trolleys and containers. In Cheshire, he visits a manor house mentioned in the Domesday book.

Drew browses a salvage fair by Ripley Castle. In Newcastle, he visits a dealer of mid-20th century designer furniture. And, he and Tee check out an art collection in Hastings.

Painter Gill brings the romance back to a faded Chinese marriage cabinet. And leather specialist Martin saves a rare suitcase that's one of the best he's seen.

More everyday items go under the microscope. How are common objects including racing pulley systems and medicine balls made.

More everyday items go under the microscope. How are common objects including almonds and high-end motorcycles made.

The restoration team transform a shabby set of apothecary drawers. Plus, they refresh a French Victorian seat and save a '60s chandelier that witnessed a Beatles wedding.

Drew visits a disused fuel shed on a former air force base in Suffolk, where he discovers vases carved from cow bones and a haunting stone face corbel.

Drew and Tee visit Newark, a town renowned for its antique connections. Drew finds a set of Regency bed steps and a genuine, very rare 18th century mirror.

The Gold Devils set their sights on a record-breaking total. Plus, a gold drought causes one member of the Poseidon Crew to question his future.

The Gold Devils move their multi-million-dollar operation in search of big gold. And, new team Vince, Bibi and Murray break ground on their dream lease.

The Bushmen bring in a master opal cutter, hoping to transform rough stones into a $100,000 haul. Sofia and Isaac are threatened by a mine roof collapse.

Sweltering temperatures and a waterlogged mine threaten to unravel The Digi Diggers' season-long dream. The Cheals' starter motor fails on their wash plant.

Metal expert Dominic restores a 1940's snail riding toy. Plus, silversmith Brenton works on a treasured trophy won in a 1949 ballroom dancing competition.

Henry and Fuzz visit Rob in Shropshire. They uncover a Matchless G3, tin signs, and a BSA mower in a shed that is Henry's idea of heaven.

In a shed in Nottinghamshire, Henry and Fuzz find a rugged Ural sidecar. Built for war and wilderness, can they revive it, or will it win the battle.

Henry and Fuzz visit James in Burnham-on-Crouch to revive his rare Rio Whistler military vehicle. Can they return this weathered veteran to duty.

On a trip to Berkshire, Simon uncovers a shabby suit of armour and two broken gliders. Henry finds a worn-out fog lamp that will be perfect for his sidecar.

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.

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.

Catherine Southon and Philip Serrell battle it out for one final time. The duo travel through South Wales, finally ending up at their last auction in Wells, Somerset.

A hop across the Atlantic brings in rare whiskies and African artefacts. Then in Liverpool, Angus takes a risk with a veteran's unique dining set.

The expert team restore treasured items including a 1940s handcrafted leather football, a beautifully decorated broken bowl and a miniature spice box.

The team of restorers revive treasured heirlooms including a 1960s lawnmower, a Welsh rugby union trophy and a personalised leather belt.