Quest HD Monday

Drew Pritchard challenges two automaton experts to bring a 130-year-old magician back to life. Plus, metal worker Ted works on a pair of West End theatre lights

The team find lost relics of bygone times, including stools made for child-workers at an old hat dyer's factory and some classic fairground art

The team hunt for items their clients will love. In Lancashire Viki buys a set of laboratory lamps, in London Serkan nabs a 1930s papier mâché lion.

Disaster strikes when a would-be thief crashes The Desert Diggers loader. Plus, Shane and Rusty drag their dry blower across the treacherous ground.

A mechanical failure in the mountains of Victoria puts Brent's son Cayden to the test. Plus, fuel theft grinds the Mackies' operation to a halt.

Steve Grahame faces a major detour that could wipe out his profits. Luke Gilroy transports a 200-tonne transformer vital for Queensland's power grid

Steve Grahame is desperate to cross a remote river before wild weather sets in. Mel Michelsen tackles one of the most dangerous jobs in trucking

Catherine Southon and Paul Laidlaw set off on the first leg of their challenge, travelling through Northern Ireland looking for bargains to sell at auction in Omagh

Sam and Henry rescue interesting items from a scrapyard in Devon. The guys find some classic vehicles, including a neglected Jaguar Mark 1

Sam and Henry visit an incredible collection of Ford vehicles in Worcestershire. The guys have their sights set on a 1960s Austin A40 Farina

Sam and Henry are in Dorset to look around a collection of bikes, cars and tractors. They consider buying a pedestrian walk sign and a Yamaha FS1-SE

Henry and Sam are in Devon to visit a father and daughter who own a shed full of vintage Americana. They immediately take interest in a dusty Chicago police car.

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien head to Pembrokeshire, where they come across a stack of sheds crammed with classic cars, motorbikes and tractors, including a 1928 Model A Ford

In Dom Littlewood's stylish seaside pad, Angus finds a rare guitar. Then, he checks out 1950s treasures at soap star Lisa George's home

Angus is in Sutton Coldfield to look through a collection, uncovering Beatles memorabilia and two programmes from England's 1966 World Cup win

Natasha Raskin Sharp and Raj Bisram scour Kent for items to sell at auction in Rayleigh, Essex, along the way buying a French sunburst clock and an old school bell

Vinnie opens up about his alcohol addiction whilst checking in with Colsey. Wobbly builds a log cabin, and Emma prepares for the puppies' arrival.

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.

The Grand Prix of Indonesia. Action from the 17th round of the season, held at Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit in Indonesia

The technological processes involved in keeping people comfortable, entertained and safe with the latest aircraft seats, and a look at the design of bras with aerospace technology

How plasterboard is made from power station smoke, the casting of the world's top awards, and how planes are built that can take off and land almost anywhere

How car windows are made to keep out wind and rain, stones, thieves, noise and harmful UV rays. Plus, a look at the way gloss is added to create the perfect shade of lipstick

A look at how George Washington's favourite tipple is made, how aircraft seats are tested without crashing a plane, and the manufacturing processes behind billions of batteries

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

Drew Pritchard asks furniture restorer Steve Norman to save an incredibly rare and valuable rosewood table, using traditional brass cutting methods

How the manufacture of table mustard, violins, toilet paper and nuts and bolts have evolved since their invention

The production of inflatable toys, couscous and modelling dough, and how these methods have evolved over the years

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

Blacksmith Nev is challenged to restore a German aircraft propeller from the Second World War. Plus, metal worker Ted tries to save a pair of prestigious 140-year-old lamps