Blaze (Freeview) Monday

David Dickinson and the team arrive in Bolton, Greater Manchester, viewing items including two toilets, an Action Man figure and a heart-shaped pendant

The guys interview applicants for the night shift position and examine a valuable first edition of David Thoreau's classic book Walden

The team values a 1920s doll of aviator Charles Lindbergh and a harmonica belonging to Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler

Roy brings along Bogart's sisters to try and throw him off at the auction. Meanwhile, Ursula is in a bad mood and the others try to take advantage

Ursula is in need of a change of luck with her shop suffering from poor sales, while Rick and Cindy argue about marriage

A number of buyers are not pleased when Roy decides to dish out complimentary psychological analysis at an auction in Don Mills

Cindy sets out to prove just how ruthless she can be in an auction in downtown Toronto, while Roy is suffering from a lack of sleep

Lesa Lewis and Jerry Simpson compete against Jenny Grumbles and Mary Padian at an auction on their own turf in Longview

An English bidder turns up at Fort Worth. Victor acquires some spy equipment, while Ricky and Bubba have their eyes on something far more dangerous

Satellite images reveal an abandoned ghost town in a remote desert with a dark past. Plus, a strange facility spotted in Russia is suspected to be hiding evidence of alien life

The startling images captured by satellites of a structure in North Korea that may be sinister evidence of a looming nuclear threat

Only the third woman to become Pharaoh in the 3,000-year history of Ancient Egypt, Hatshepsut catapulted to power 14 centuries before Cleopatra

The guys start looking for a new employee to cover the night shift, and examine a collection of antique cast-iron piggy banks and a triple-barrelled gun

Members of the team get their hands on a rare photograph of Albert Einstein and a collection of top-secret documents from the Pentagon

Bogart tries to get his father in shape in time for his wedding. Meanwhile, Roy brings a mime to an auction in Corktown

The buyers have high hopes for a container auction in a town named Utopia, but it remains to be seen whether they will uncover any household treasures worth celebrating

Paul's brother Barry must make sure his standards are high when he is asked to fill in for Paul and Bogart at an auction in Brampton

Roy decides to bring his young nephew and protege to experience the highs and lows of an auction in South Etobicoke

Investigations into inventor Nikola Tesla's claims of communication with extraterrestrials on other planets and whether the scientist could have been a human 'receiver'

A contemplation over whether Earth could have been visited by extra-terrestrials in its ancient past. New discoveries suggest contact may have influenced human art and technology

Lesa Lewis and Jerry Simpson compete against Jenny Grumbles and Mary Padian at an auction on their own turf in Longview

An English bidder turns up at Fort Worth. Victor acquires some spy equipment, while Ricky and Bubba have their eyes on something far more dangerous

Roy brings along Bogart's sisters to try and throw him off at the auction. Meanwhile, Ursula is in a bad mood and the others try to take advantage

Ursula is in need of a change of luck with her shop suffering from poor sales, while Rick and Cindy argue about marriage

David Dickinson and the team visit Bolton, Greater Manchester, where a Hermes travel clock and some Bolton Wanderers memorabilia impress the antique dealers

After lab tests reveal stunning clues about the ceramic material, the team faces a hard decision about their investigation of the Mesa

A mysterious illness that struck Cuba in 2016. Investigations have failed to find the true cause of the strange phenomenon known as Havana Syndrome

A look back at shockingly dangerous 'cures' advertised and offered to the public, without any redress being offered when they failed

Documentary focusing on the Mary Celestia wreck, imperial relics from Iraq, a medieval man's remains and lost artefacts reshaping Native American history

A contemplation over whether Earth could have been visited by extra-terrestrials in its ancient past. New discoveries suggest contact may have influenced human art and technology

The Renaissance was a time of great enlightenment throughout Europe. Many paintings have a mysterious common feature, what some would call today a UFO

The mystery surrounding a mass produced series of paintings of crying children, a popular artwork in many houses in the 1980s

Les works at breakneck pace to customise a $20,000 ring, but Seth is furious when Ashley unjustifiably derails the sale

A customer is furious when Seth rumbles him for trying to flog fake goods. Later, panic grips the staff as a farmer lets an animal loose in the shop

Les is furious when he learns that dealers are poaching his customers, and things get worse when he tells a client that a diamond watch is fake

Highlights from the show, with David Dickinson and his team of antiques dealers. Items for sale include Sir John Barbirolli's conductor's baton and a cavalry sword

David Dickinson and the team visit Bolton, Greater Manchester, where a Hermes travel clock and some Bolton Wanderers memorabilia impress the antique dealers

The team tries to make a deal on a guitar signed by Crosby, Stills & Nash, and also examines a pair of bomb fins from the Second World War