Series 75

Danny visits The One Show studio, where Alex Jones and Roman Kemp reveal their love of antiques and collectibles. In Builth Wells, two teams of well-known faces search for bargains.

An intergenerational battle is on the books at an antiques fair in West Sussex, while an artist explains how he paints hidden secrets on works of literature.

In a nostalgic episode, Eric Knowles admires a vintage collection of the Beano and the Dandy. But the cover stars of this show are of course the teams of bargain hunters shopping in Lewes.

Caroline Hawley, Thomas Forrester and David Fergus guide the teams in Warwickshire. The blues reflect on a baroque-style mirror, while the reds consider a cat’s head vase.

At one of France’s biggest antiques fairs, in Amiens, two teams from either side of the channel shop until they drop, before selling their French finds at auction in West Sussex.

The teams are under starter’s orders at Brighton Racecourse, the venue for a shopping showdown between two couples guided by experts Serhat Ahmet and Catherine Southon.

Expert Ben Cooper struts his stuff around a huge antiques centre in the hope of impressing his contestants, while Danny tries to fashion a profit out of the blues' £300 budget.

Going potty for profits are two brothers-in-law and an engaged couple at a sprawling antiques centre in West Yorkshire.

Danny Sebastian is the host as experts Kate Bliss and Philip Serrell join two teams on a dash to make some cash as they shop at a huge antiques fair in Powys.

Antiques experts Serhat Ahmet and Catherine Southon flex their knowledge of ceramics and jewellery, with two intriguing bonus buys for the teams at Nick Hall’s auction in Chichester.

The antiques action comes from West Yorkshire, where two couples shop for profits and glory with their experts.

The teams shop for antiques at Southwell Racecourse, but will their items be going, going, gone at Hettie Jago’s auction in Nottingham?

The great-great-great-grandson of groundbreaking MP William Wilberforce shares with Natasha two personal letters written by his famous relative 200 years ago.

The teams focus on making profits with their purchases, while Caroline learns about a visionary who turned traditional photography on its head in the 1980s.