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Angus foxtrots into Oti Mabuse's glitzy home and faces a fridge freezer first. And he battles TV presenter Martin Roberts' toy collection.

In the seaside town of Filey, Angus and the team help a couple clear out their home. Angus sees potential in some vintage toys and boxes of old soap.

Raj Bisram and Natasha Raskin Sharp head to their final auction in Cambridge. Plus, Natasha discovers the story of a bare-knuckle fighting champion.

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.

The restorers revive items including metal breadcrumb maker with memories of a childhood in Uruguay, and a stuffed toy lamb needing a makeover.

The expert team tackle a musical family's battered ukulele, an'60s split-flap clock from Italy and a bicycle-riding lion toy.

How do they build emergency bridges that can take the weight of a tank, make a marker pen that never fades, and design a 200-mph superbike.

How do they blow the world's finest crystal, heat the deepest swimming pool, and fill a million bottles a day of the world's favourite ketchup.

How do they forge a set of jaws that can chomp through concrete, stitch the historic airman's bomber, and brew the oldest beer in the Western World.

How do they turn Sheffield steel into a carpenter's handsaw, make a microphone that can pick up a whisper, and safely steer through a frozen river.

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.

Sculptor Nick Elphick works on a life-sized stag statue that's missing its head. Plus, metalsmith Ted Edley restores an alien-themed shooting game.

Wood burning stoves, ballet slippers and buses. More everyday items are put under the microscope as we find out how they are made.

Around the world, there are extraordinary building mistakes. Design teams and experts analyse what went wrong and how engineers are fixing them.

Around the world, there are extraordinary building mistakes. Design teams and experts analyse what went wrong and how engineers are fixing them.

A Project In Pieces. Ant takes on an engine-out, partly dismantled 1987 Fiat X1/9, despite Duncan's doubts. And a drastic farmhouse repair is needed to shore up the house.

Mike's found a classic 1964 Triumph TR4 in British racing green. It's rust-free, but it's been sitting for 20 years and Ant has big refurb job on his hands.

Mike and Ant drag a rare 1972 Datsun 510 2-door into the 21st century. The engine is in good order, but the bad paint job, gearbox and bodywork let it down.

Mike finds a BMW six-cylinder modern classic, the E46 M3, with the subframe already fixed. He challenges Ant to transform the transmission with new tech.

Mike returns Elvis to his F1 roots with a car from a big name in British racing: a Lotus Europa. Elvis is excited - until he takes it out for a spin.

Mike is on the lookout for a two-seat roadster with attitude in the form of the original BMW Z1. This zippy sports car could make a tidy profit when Edd gets stuck in.

With the Ford Focus having its 25th anniversary, Mike thinks the ST model may be the next classic. He nabs a bargain, but Elvis finds the engine needs a full rebuild.

Henry and Fuzz are in Essex to work on restoring Warren's Alpine Sunbeam, hoping to revive it to its original glory and help make it shine once more.

In Bath, Henry and Fuzz explore sheds packed with British classics. They spot a 1963 Singer Gazelle - can they rescue this elegant Rootes saloon.

Henry and Sam are invited to look around the workshops of the National Motorcycle Museum. The guys consider bidding on a 1926 Ariel and a 1927 BSA.

Sam and Henry travel to Leicestershire to meet former motorbike racer Eddie Roberts. His impressive collection includes a rare 1962 Greeves Sportsman.

The guys are in Herefordshire to look at a eclectic collection. Henry sets his sights on a Nuffield tractor, while Sam wants an antique bird scarer.

On a trip to Worcestershire, Henry and Sam fall in love with a barn full of extraordinary automobilia. However, the guys find it hard work to negotiate with the vendors.

..No Reward. With the Manor nearing completion and Pip due any day the pressure's on for Vinnie and the lads to square jobs away before the puppy chaos begins.

A Project In Pieces. Ant takes on an engine-out, partly dismantled 1987 Fiat X1/9, despite Duncan's doubts. And a drastic farmhouse repair is needed to shore up the house.

A tiny but treasured bicycle is in desperate need of Dominic's expertise in metalwork. Meanwhile, silversmith Brenton attempts to save a historic cross.

Wood restorer Will attempts to bring an old fishing box back to its former glory. Meanwhile, Julie and Amanda work together to revive a badly damaged doll.

Battling mechanical breakdowns, Brent and Cayden fight to keep German Gully alive. Sheryl and Simon make a grave discovery on their new lease.

Steve Grahame and his grandson take on the Great Central Road. Mel Michelsen struggles with a tyre blowout. Sludge tackles oversize trucking jobs.

Experts investigate reports of a secret alien base deep inside Alaska's highest mountain. Video evidence suggests extra-terrestrial activity in Fairbanks.

A cryptozoologist hunts for scientific proof of Bigfoot in the Alaskan wilderness. Experts investigate a vortex of energy linked to disappearances.

Neil Armstrong led an expedition into the Amazon seeking a library apparently made by aliens. Did a close encounter on his moonwalk inspire his quest.

more items are put under the microscope as we find out how they are made.

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.

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.

A recently retired woman wants to declutter her home and raise money to visit her family abroad. Angus travels to Horsforth to dig through her collection.

Angus and the team are in Harrogate to look through an impressive Art Deco collection. Later, they hunt for hidden gems at a cottage in Shropshire.

Angus heads to Bradford to look through a vast collection of coins, toys and jewellery. Plus, the team clear Yorkshire-made furniture from a beautiful cottage.

Angus and the team face the mammoth task of clearing a collection of bow top caravans. Later, a widower wants to sell a collection of stamps and Beatrix Potter figurines.

Toy restorers Amanda and Julie work on two well-loved dolls. Plus, Dominic and Tim work together to fix up a rusty posterior-powered bucking bronco bicycle.

Luthier Julyan brings a 125-year-old banjo back to life. Meanwhile, painting restorer Lucia is presented with an unusual challenge.

Julie and Amanda restore Klaus, an 88-year-old teddy bear from Berlin. Susie and Dominic put the swing back into a well-loved set of golf clubs.

Master saddler Susie and wood restorer Will fix up an old saddling stool. Upholsterer Sonnaz and Dominic bring a well-loved chair back to life.

Angus discovers fairground items and a 1920s Ford Model T. Then, he helps a man clear the once-treasured possessions of his late parents.

Angus helps a man sell his sibling's rare books and toys. Plus, a cruise ship singer wants to downsize her kitsch collection of mid-century ornaments.

The home of Alison's late parents is a fruitful hunting ground for auction-worthy items. Plus, Mark wants to shift his collection of Asian ornaments.

Toy restorers Amanda and Julie work on two well-loved dolls. Plus, Dominic and Tim work together to fix up a rusty posterior-powered bucking bronco bicycle.

A unique mid-century braille typewriter presents a complex challenge for the restorers. Plus, a wooden toucan baby mobile gets flying again.

Luthier Julyan brings a 125-year-old banjo back to life. Meanwhile, painting restorer Lucia is presented with an unusual challenge.

Julie and Amanda restore Klaus, an 88-year-old teddy bear from Berlin. Susie and Dominic put the swing back into a well-loved set of golf clubs.

Master saddler Susie and wood restorer Will fix up an old saddling stool. Upholsterer Sonnaz and Dominic bring a well-loved chair back to life.

Richard faces a gun-toting client, who is anxious for work to start on his vintage Bentley. And, poor planning threatens The Smallest Cog's chance at a car show.

Richard comes up with a cunning plan to create a show car to generate business for the Cog. And, Accountant Kamla gives Richard a harsh reality check.

The boys desperately want to buy policeman Jordan his dream car, a Subaru Impreza. Elvis surprises Mike as he dips into his contact book to buy a kit car.

How are alkaline batteries, wheelchairs, flutes and cowboy boots made? We find out as more items are put under the microscope.

Find out how golf balls, furniture handles, parking meters and room dividers are made, as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

Sculptor Nick has his work cut out for him. Meanwhile, metal worker Ted tries to revive a model fairground and Alex restores a piece of Beatles memorabilia.

A department store owner in Reading plays hardball with Drew and a country manor in West Sussex contains an antique relating to Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

A remarkable Manchester library impresses Drew, a fellow dealer has lock-up in Chorley but the two men are miles apart in valuation, and a chair in poor condition holds real value.

The Dirt Dogs are forced to uproot their entire operation. The Gold Gypsies face a major decision. Henri and Kelli strike salt-lake gold.

Torrential rain threatens to drown the Dirt Dog's season. Henri and Kellie hit a hot streak. The Gold Gypsies strike a once-in-a-lifetime find.

Steve Grahame battles desert breakdowns, Mike Elliott bets big on a busted road, and Sludge fights for a second chance behind the wheel.

Mike Elliott races the rising floodwaters. Foody battles busted roads and breakdowns. The Haighs haul heavy loads through the heart of the Outback.

Auctioneer Charles Hanson and dealer Margie Cooper embark on a trip in the Leicestershire countryside. Their first auction is in Nottingham.

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.

Sam and Henry are in Somerset to check out a magnificent collection of World War Two vehicles, including a Norton 16H and a BSA folding bicycle.

Henry and Fuzz are off to Bolton where some classic motorcycles catch Henry's eye, but Fuzz is more interested in wackier treasures, such as a double-decker bus turned crane.

Simon and Henry are in Bury St Edmunds to rummage through a shed full of collectables. They unearth a bamboo wood sofa perfect for restoration, and a unique safe.

Singer Russell Watson invites Angus to his amazing home, and ex-Emmerdale starlet Roxy Shahidi invites her co-star Matthew Wolfenden to auction.

Angus and the team are in Derbyshire to help a widow clear out her home. They uncover a riding crop, a 19th century stool and a jewellery collection.

Mustard Pot vs Miniature Toast Rack. Antiques experts Phil Serrell and Natasha Raskin-Sharp shop around Scotland, finding retro West German kitchenalia in the village of Rait.

..No Reward. With the Manor nearing completion and Pip due any day the pressure's on for Vinnie and the lads to square jobs away before the puppy chaos begins.

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 team restores a tiny bird brooch that's been in a family for four generations. Plus, a rag doll from WWII called Chiefy is made fit for service again.

Brands Hatch. Highlights of all the action from Round 10 of the British Superbike Championships at Brands Hatch.

How do they brew moonshine in the heart of New York City, make a battery powered bicycle, and grow the rubber for wetsuits in the Arizona desert.

How do they mine one of the rarest gemstones in the world, craft the classic cowboy boot, and build a road sweeper that can pick up seven tonnes of trash.

Every Day Is A School Day. Drew never knows what he might find, who he'll meet, or what he'll learn. He visits an outsider artist with a newly curated art collection.

Drew meets dealers who see antiques in different ways. He finds a carved lion with a mysterious back-story, and four chairs by his design hero, Pugin.

Metalworker Ted takes on a piece of pure Americana in the form of a porch glider seat. Michael and Maria restore an automata by a legendary Parisian maker.

Find out how suits of armour, streetlight poles, bent hardwood, and membrane switches are made, as more items are put under the microscope.

Find out how sulkies, bagpipes, yule logs and fishing lures are produced, as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

Blacksmith Nev and stained-glass maker Gordon revamp a damaged gothic lantern. Ted works on a rusty pedal plane, while Alex repurposes a huge table.

Prices at an amusement park in Berkshire causes great merriment. Plus, Drew gets a lesson in dentistry from an antiques shop in Newcastle and flips a coin on a deal in Yorkshire.

Modern-day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard is preparing for a business launch at London's Liberty, where he needs to create a first-class showroom.

The Dirt Dogs fightback comes down to a make-or-break clean-up. Meanwhile, Henri and Kellie risk life and limb to stay on a hot streak.

Kellie and Henri face poachers and a dry streak. The Dirt Dogs must break new ground to stay in business. The Gold Gypsies seek precious reef gold.

Steve Grahame rolls the dice on a brutal desert run. Jim Foody races monsoon rains. Yogi risks a million-dollar payload across the Nullarbor.

Jim Foody fights bushfires and breakdowns. Tim Alt hauls 21 million bees through treacherous ranges. Hibbo battles outback roads with a triple load.

Auctioneer Charles Hanson and dealer Margie Cooper continue their road trip and head for auction in Bolton, Lancashire. Who will make the biggest profit.

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 Cole and Guy Willison pay a visit to motocross lover Terry in Hereford. He's got everything from perfectly restored motorbikes to a hangar of automotive horrors.

Henry and Guy have a rummage in Nigel's sheds in Bexley Heath, where they uncover memorabilia, trinketry and a bicycle that takes Henry back to his childhood.

In Oxford, Henry and Simon visit a shed stuffed with curios. They find a servant's call box, a piano stool, and a vintage scroll saw. Later, they unearth a 1920s petrol can.

Angus raids TV presenter Susannah's couture stash, then helps actress Leslie uncover treasures, memories, and a few famous surprises.

In County Durham, Angus and the team clear out a huge aviation collection. Later, they help a retired policeman sell items from his four-bedroom home.

Experts Phil and Natasha scour Scotland's west coast collecting antique mannequins, maps, cauldrons and curling stones. Who will win at auction.

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.