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Brandi and Jarrod find their way back to the auction with the help of some pocket technology. Casey bails herself out despite being confined with an infectious German

Mary needs help managing a tiny parking lot in Van Nuys, California. Ivy goes on the prowl for a bike, while Dave scores a therapeutic locker

Rich returns to reclaim his job at the store, while Seth continues his attempt to take charge

An electric chair gives Rich the chance to get back in Les's good books, and Seth hatches a scheme that could make a fortune for the store

Questioning whether technology is going too far, too fast, considering that people rely on machines for virtually every aspect of modern life

An examination of Colonel Philip Corso's memoirs, published in 1997, detailing his analysis of alleged UFO parts found at the Roswell site

The possibility that extraterrestrial beings helped build mysterious devices such as a 2,000-year-old computer, a power plant inside the Great Pyramid and a Nazi-era time machine

With ancient cultures telling stories of strange objects in the sky, this episode asks whether people living thousands of years ago might actually have seen extraterrestrial crafts

Marty Lagina and Matty Blake travel to Kansas City to help riverboat enthusiast David Hawley as he searches for two 19th-century wrecks loaded with lost riches

An instance in which a mother and child fled in terror as the entire roof of a building mysteriously ripped off and flew towards them

Gus and Will want to buy a classic Rover, but have to go for a Honda-based 800 coupe. At only £650 it seems too good to be true - and when they turn up, they aren’t completely sure.

Many of the crews have formed alliances to improve their chances, but several of these arrangements start to fall apart as newfound friends prove unreliable

Shop owner Les is reluctant to trust a group of clients who tell him a story, and he later makes an important discovery

Seth is shocked to discover that Les has brought back ex-employee Amy, whom he suspects may have made a mistake that could cost the store thousands of dollars

The construction of megalithic stone structures baffles stonecutters, scientists and archeologists. This edition considers whether ancient humans had a little alien help

Rumours are rife that aliens inhabit the continent of Antarctica. This episode explores the icy wilderness to find out

The little-known phenomenon of 'Unidentified Submerged Objects', a supposed advanced type of UFO that can operate in water, and tales of which reach as far back as ancient Egypt

Brandi and Jarrod bring an old friend along to do some heavy lifting, and Shana and Edwina crack themselves up with some snappy accessories

Brandi and Jarrod thinks they may have done the best of what looks to be a bad lot of units, while Kenny goes through a unit he wins that looks to be half-decent

David Dickinson visits Bury, Greater Manchester, where the dealers haggle over their favourite items as they help members of the public sort the treasures from their trash

Alice Roberts examines the disastrous final days of the Roman Empire, including the cataclysmic power vacuum following its collapse and the effects felt even beyond its borders

Homicide detective Rod Demery and scientist Professor Turi King study an 800-year-old partial skeleton in a bid to identify how it died and the possible identity of its killer

The hunt begins in the Hell Creek Formation of South Dakota, with one of the greatest palaeontology discoveries ever made

How conflict has reshaped nations and devastated generations. Wars dominate history, but the reasons for them starting are constantly disputed

The guys want to buy a BMW, and Will says he likes the 'feminine' Z3. There's a trade-in up the road which might fit the bill but it's a high price. Can they get the deal they want?

One boat lands the biggest payday of the season so far, but with rookie fishermen causing havoc on the waves, it does not come without a fight

An examination of Colonel Philip Corso's memoirs, published in 1997, detailing his analysis of alleged UFO parts found at the Roswell site

After the successes of animal cloning, experts assess when human cloning may become possible

Suggs and Stephen Taylor are back on the hunt for more relics from the Second World War, and hope searching a bomb factory site will not yield anything too explosive

The memorabilia experts check out a supercharged motorcycle, a calculator from 1915 and 200-year-old buttons with possible links to George Washington

Andy McGrath explores Devon's pre-history in an ancient cavern and takes a crime-through-time tour of Dartmoor's prison museum