
Bargain Hunt — Series 70

To celebrate four decades of the enduring crime-solving program, two teams comprised of past and present presenters of Crimewatch will compete against each other in a special event.

This program offers precisely the remedy needed! Renowned experts Gary Pe and Steph Connell guide actors Dex Lee, Kia Pegg, Sarah Moyle, and Dido Miles as they pursue sustainable financial success.

Thomas Forrester and Irita Marriott, both seasoned experts in their field, oversee two teams as they navigate the stalls of an antiques fair in Naseby. Their carefully selected pieces will later find buyers at an auction held in Wiltshire.

In the village of Wolsingham, the rain offers no impediment to the determined efforts of experts Colin Young and Irita Marriott, as they strive to guide their teams toward triumph.

The Christmas show promises to be a delightful event, with Eric Knowles and Father Christmas at the helm of their respective festive teams, supported by experts Izzie Balmer and Raj Bisram.

This festive episode of Bargain Hunt promises a delightful blend of holiday spirit and shrewd acquisitions, presented with characteristic warmth by Eric Knowles and Father Christmas himself.

In the village of Wolsingham, County Durham, Eric Knowles finds himself amidst two teams of mothers and daughters, guided by the expertise of Colin Young and Irita Marriott.

In Derbyshire, the red and blue teams seek out the best deals, guided by experts Stephanie Connell and Gary Pe.

Philip Serrell and Tim Weeks are contributing their considerable knowledge to the competition, where the red and blue teams will face off at the Royal Bath and West Showground.

Eric stepped back in time, wandering through a meticulously recreated 1950s town in the north of England. The familiar sights sparked a wave of nostalgia, drawing him into memories of long-forgotten toys from his youth.

In her latest episode, Natasha Raskin Sharp explores a captivating collection of antiques, each a testament to global craftsmanship and history.

A group of friends challenged a couple on the cusp of marriage to a race through a Devon antique shop. The prize: items to be acquired for resale at auction in Wiltshire.

At the West Sussex fair, attendees seek to discover the true history of a curious object, as across the bustling Ardingly antiques market, two families navigate the stalls with energetic purpose.

At Southwell Racecourse, the vibrant energy of a fair unfolds as two teams maneuver their horses under the watchful guidance of Stephanie Connell and Gary Pe. Meanwhile, Natasha Raskin Sharp encounters a gentleman with an unusual assortment…

At one of Surrey's picturesque golf courses, Christina Trevanion uncovers an unexpected appreciation for the commonplace golf ball and delves into the history of antique hickory clubs.

In the West Country, Charlie Ross explores a paper mill, while elsewhere, the red and blue teams browse for antiques at a shop in north Devon.

Christina Trevanion finds herself transported to the elegant era of the 1930s during a visit to Saltdean's art deco lido.

Nurses and teachers alike, two distinct groups, find themselves captivated by displays of forgotten treasures, while Natasha Raskin Sharp makes a brief stop at the salon.

This episode, set in Ardingly, West Sussex, is rich with medieval imagery and age-old symbols. Auctioning off their collections for profit are Nick Hall and Tim Weeks, alongside their respective teams.

In a recent episode, Danny Sebastian explored the fascinating world of fairground and circus memorabilia, delving into the history and allure of these unique objects. He also uncovered the surprising process by which words are embedded with…

In Shepton Mallet, Somerset, join Charlie Ross as he observes the contests at the Bath & West Showground. Alongside experts Philip Serrell and Tim Weeks, he witnesses the competition between the red and blue teams.

The red team boasts a tight-knit group of friends, led by the seasoned expert, John Cameron. Meanwhile, Richard Madley faces a formidable challenge, pitted against a wrestler and his partner on the opposing blue team.

In a Derbyshire antiques center, experts Stephanie Connell and Gary Pe skipper two teams through the aisles, while Natasha Raskin Sharp explores a residence seemingly untouched by time, a perfect example of late Victorian and Edwardian desi…

At the antiques fair, Eric Knowles discovers the story of an 18th-century author whose words sparked the movement for women's rights. Guiding the red and blue teams are experts Irita Marriott and Colin Young.

The hunt is on for treasures! Bargain Hunt returns, inviting viewers to join the presenters and experts as they explore the past and mark a quarter-century of the beloved antiques game show.

Caroline Hawley guides us through a fascinating exploration of groundbreaking devices and ingenious inventions that anticipated the future.

Auction hopefuls, two mothers with their children in tow, seek guidance from experts Philip Serrell and Tim Weeks as they attempt to select three items with strong resale potential.

Richard Madley and John Cameron offer their considerable knowledge to both sides as they search for hidden treasures within the cluttered aisles of Kingston Antiques Centre.

Stephanie Connell and Gary Pe manage their respective teams amidst the bustling atmosphere of an antiques fair in Nottinghamshire, as the anticipation builds for the auction in Derby, overseen by James Lewis.

From Somerset, Charlie Ross hosts today's program. He is joined by experts Philip Serrell and Tim Weeks as they cover the competition between the red and blue teams at the Bath & West Showground in Shepton Mallet.

In a special episode set against the vibrant backdrop of Blackpool, Christina seeks out exceptional holiday memorabilia. Her hunt spans charming cases and antique clocks to classic striped deckchairs, all in pursuit of the finest collectibl…

The familiar chords of 90s music drift through today's episode of Bargain Hunt, a nostalgic journey to an era defined by Britpop anthems and the rise of girl power. The teams today approach the Ardingly antiques fair with a palpable eagerne…

