Quest Thursday

Henry Cole is rather taken with a throne salvaged from an exotic nightclub and Simon O'Brien's restoration of a Victorian doll's house fails to go to plan

A client wants Moggy to convert his Volkswagen Split Screen while maintaining its unique charm. Can the team find space for a 450-kilogram battery box?

A client's 1961 BMW Isetta is dangerously slow and difficult to drive. Can Moggy convert this quirky three-wheeler and make it fit for the road once again?

Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz try to acquire Star Wars goodies in California

The Poseidon crew members are slowed down by fierce storms. Jacqui and Andrew encounter a deadly insect, while the Gold Timers try to fix their dry blower

Shane and Russell gamble on a unique wash plant. The Poseidon Crew searches for an ancient river gutter, while Jacqui and Andrew battle intense heat

The Bishop uses explosives to try and break an opal drought. The Blacklighters achieve a long-held dream with the purchase of an excavator

The Opal Whisperers take a huge gamble, switching claims and partners late in the season. The Bushmen struggle to mine as Les is struck down by illness

Stuart hopes Angus Ashworth can help him raise enough money to adapt a house for his ill wife's needs, so she can live her final years in comfort

In Leicestershire, Henry and Fuzz explore a shed full of classics, selecting a 1970s VW Beetle Beach Buggy. Can they restore it in time for a Somerset beach ride?

In Cockermouth, Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole meet blacksmith Jon, who spent many years working on fairgrounds, while valuer Ronnie Archer-Morgan appraises railway memorabilia

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien visit a landed gent in Gloucestershire, converting a gilded picture frame into a flat-screen TV surround and hoping to sell a Fordson tractor

Mike and Ant welcome a 1968 International Harvester Travelall to the workshop, that is an ancestor of the modern SUV

Action from stage 12 of the Grand Tour race, which consists of a 144.9km route from Laredo to Los Corrales de Buelna

Drew and Al trawl collections curated by experts, unearthing a rare item of motoring history and a 19th-century model ship with a tale to tell

Drew Pritchard and Alister Dryburgh visit three promising new antique trade contacts who they've been tipped off about.

A stainless-steel sculpture, a load of antique furniture and a collection of 1960s Corgi toy cars all pose challenges to the logistics team

How tunnels are built and the secret of the lion dance. Plus, a device that removes rain water from sports fields, allowing play to resume faster

The complex technological processes involved in creating radars. Plus, the production of pistachios

A look at how wrecker trucks are built, the production of Roquefort and the transportation of trees

A look at how marble is produced, the building of escape slides and how mah-jong pieces are made

Mike meets an award-winning hot rodder, the legendary Gene Winfield, who has run his own creations on the salt flats and dry lake beds where hot rodding began

Mike looks at classic cars' future in a world with more electric vehicles. He heads to EV West, which puts electric motors into everything from Porsches to VW vans

Mike wonders if an old car loses its soul if the engine or body is replaced. He returns to England to visit a company making components for classic British cars

Mike heads to the Midlands in England to visit two small shops that are helping keep classic cars on the road, producing small but essential components.

In Cockermouth, Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole meet blacksmith Jon, who spent many years working on fairgrounds, while valuer Ronnie Archer-Morgan appraises railway memorabilia

More everyday items go under the microscope, revealing their production. How are objects such as detectable warning panels and model Stirling engines made

More everyday items go under the microscope, revealing their production. How are objects such as micro drill bits and skiffs made?

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien visit a landed gent in Gloucestershire, converting a gilded picture frame into a flat-screen TV surround and hoping to sell a Fordson tractor