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Memorable moments from the show where David Dickinson helps members of the public sort the treasures from their trash

Compilation of episodes from the show Junk & Disorderly, which features Henry Cole and other restorers buying, fixing, and selling automotive junk

An auction in Whittier sees a buyer named Big Dave try to take it all. The guys win a cool food truck and an off-road rock crawler after some losses

A neglected Mercedes SLK is renovated by car enthusiasts Will and Gus, who have just one week to try to fix it up and double their selling price

American Jewelry celebrates its 30th anniversary, and Les wants to put on a big celebration He assigns Seth and Ashley five days to plan it, but they clash over their ideas

A sloppy mistake puts the Golds' business in jeopardy, and a dispute on the shop floor gets out of hand

Les shocks the others when he reveals his plans to buy a new store. Meanwhile, a man wanting to pawn his VCR causes a scene, and another tries to get money for his fake eye

For decades UFO research was confined to searching the skies. However, newly declassified documents suggest mysterious submerged objects are the next field of study

The actor looks at many bizarre tales involving US presidents that defy explanation and still shrouded in mystery

Mysterious industrial waste and abandoned homes are discovered in a remote part of Greenland. In Norway, strange ditches and huge mounds are found within the Arctic Circle

A seller sends in the original cover art for one of the greatest albums of all time, and Rick fights for his right to buy it

Henry Cole and his partners in grime Allen Millyard and Guy Willison hit the road again to secure vintage finds to sell at Kempton racecourse

Will, Gus and the team renovate a Ford Orion, though find it a hard slog as it was registered in Portugal and the steering wheel is on the wrong side

Some of the most iconic sacred temples are built on ruins of structures far more ancient. This episode examines the factors compelling early humans to rebuild in the same places

After decades of secrecy, high-ranking government officials are now discussing UFOs. Some say this has been prompted by the fact the evidence has become too great to ignore

Incredible reports of UFO sightings by pilots and astronauts increase every year and their testimonies have convinced several researchers that Nasa is concealing the truth

Matt makes fun of his rivals when their expensive purchases turn out to be junk, but may get a taste of his own medicine when he bets on a container he thinks will make him rich

Uzi and Shlomi make a risky gamble in the series biggest auction to date

Highlights from the show, with David Dickinson and his team of antiques dealers. Items for sale include Sir John Barbirolli's conductor's baton and a cavalry sword

Compilation of episodes from the show Junk & Disorderly, which features Henry Cole and other restorers buying, fixing and selling automotive junk

Al and local comedian Loyiso Gola embark on a road trip through the true British imperial history in South Africa

The broadcaster goes behind prison walls to interview convicted murderers and get their point of view on their crimes. He begins by speaking to Christopher Porco

A look at America's network of national parks, vast, dense expanses of virtually unexplored wilderness, starting with the area around the Grand Canyon

A plane crash in the Everglades National Park leads to strange hauntings - and some believe the park may exert a dark, transformative power

For decades UFO research was confined to searching the skies. However, newly declassified documents suggest mysterious submerged objects are the next field of study

How, according to Ancient Astronaut Theorists, the placement of monoliths and their geological make-up could point to extraterrestrial intervention

There's an overdose in a court bathroom, an arsonist loses his cool, and a judge shocks the courtroom and the defendant with his creative punishment

An impossible interrogation room escape, a drunk driver gets off again and again, and a judge strikes fear in everyone who appears before her

Les orders Seth and Rich to clean up the warehouse to make room for new merchandise. When nothing is done, the owner has doubts that his children are cut out for business

David Dickinson travels to Coalville in Leicestershire, where items include a veterinary kit from the 1800s, and a watch bracelet that once belonged to Diana Dors

Highlights from the show, with David Dickinson and his team of antiques dealers. Items for sale include Sir John Barbirolli's conductor's baton and a cavalry sword

Henry Cole and his partners in grime Allen Millyard and Guy Willison hit the road again to secure vintage finds to sell at Kempton racecourse