Julia Baker tackles two snakes in a crowded garage. Then, she deals with an eastern brown snake, the second most venomous snake in the world.

Bruce Compton dives into the murky secrets of Second World War spies. In Italy, he unearths an iconic code-breaking machine. In the UK the lads revive two rocket launchers

Eccentric military equipment collector Bruce Crompton heads to a Martello Tower on the Channel Islands. Meanwhile, the twins are tasked to get a Second World War Napalm filled flamethrower ready for a buyer

The manufacture of bamboo bicycles, create chainsaw art and make-breath-fresh mints, and how processes have been refined over the years

The processes involved in the creation of dinnerware, air brake tanks and frosted cereal, and how they have developed over the years

The manufacturing processes involved in creating seatbelts, hot-air balloons, windows and wax figurines, and how these methods have adapted to modern technology

The skills and technology involved in making ice sculptures, billiard cues, air filters and suits, and how these methods have evolved over time

Buying goods from the comfort of home

Buying goods from the comfort of home

Henry and Simon head to Pembrokeshire to meet mechanic James, whose family have a stack of sheds crammed with classic cars, motorbikes and tractors, including a 1928 Model A Ford

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien visit two sisters at their south Wales workshop, where their restorations and upcycles include a Gothic-style organ and a half-size snooker table

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien are in Norfolk to meet upcycler and bike enthusiast Simon. The items they uncover include a filing cabinet, a trunk and a classic bicycle

Newbie Irita Marriott brings Latvian flair to the game as she takes on Tim Medhurst in a sporting tour of the antiques emporia of Lincolnshire. One expert has a brush with the law

The antiques rivals arrive in Suffolk, where Tim Medhurst likes the look of an art nouveau piece, while Irita Marriott learns why the local cottages are pink

Tim Medhurst and Irita Marriott journey through Bedfordshire, where they learn the history of British airships and take the opportunity for Irita to drive a 120-year-old tractor

Tim Medhurst and Irita Marriott tour Somerset, acquainting themselves with public houses along the way. Tim learns West Country skittles, while Irita takes tea and unexpectedly finds something to buy that's hanging on the wall

Tim Medhurst and Irita Marriott head to the south coast of England for the final leg of their challenge, where Irina finds out about the history of beach huts while in Bournemouth, Dorset. Irita also fancies a table she knows Tim will hate, while Tim purchases a fine Chinese vase. However, the clock is ticking - the world's oldest clock at Salisbury Cathedral - which chimes for Tim

Jay Blades and the experts hear the stories of a grandfather clock, a Turkish coffee grinder and a hot-air balloon automaton, before mending the broken items for their owners

Nick Clare and his daughter Vicky deliver a fragile violin, hoping stringed instrument expert Becky Loughton can restore harmony to this treasured keepsake. Steve Fletcher's mechanical know-how is called upon when Jane Griffin arrives with a 1930s mini replica cooker, a gift from her god mother. Presented by Jay Blades

Jay Blades and the team restore a leather handbag that came to Britain from the West Indies in the 1960s, a wooden windmill toy depicting Noah's Ark, and a wartime doll

A recently retired woman wants to declutter her home and raise money to visit her family abroad, so Angus Ashworth travels to Horsforth to dig through her collection