Blaze (Freeview) Friday

A look back at highlights of the ninth series. A seller gives Tim Hogarth a run for his money, and Mark Stevens has some good news concerning a pair of diamond earrings

Chum chases down a lead on a 1963 Fiat Microcar. Jake gets a lesson from big brother Corey when a rare musical instrument enters the shop

Allen and Ton head to Hollywood, where they hope to find some stock for their ailing pawn shop business

Ivy and his son leave Moreno Valley with yo-yos of an unexpected kind. Rene and Casey discover that their shoes are more 'air' and less 'Jordan'

The buyers hear of some interesting units in Santa Clarita. Kenny searches for his soul sister and Ivy and Isaiah choose quantity over quality

Les is swindled out of thousands of dollars after a crafty seller flogs him a fake luxury watch, so he tries to find a way to get his money back

Les tries to prove to his staff that he is still an integral part of the pawn business after he makes a series of bad purchases

Part one of two. Les is horrified when he discovers the shop has been broken into and the security system has been disabled, so he sets out to try to catch the thief

Part one of two. David Suzuki investigates new details of Egypt's Great Pyramid of Giza, using immersive CGI imagery and unique access to ongoing new excavations

Part two of two. David Suzuki joins leading experts as they investigate new details of Egypt's Great Pyramid of Giza, using techniques including CGI imagery

The story of the Great Pyramid at Giza, and how one discovery is rewriting what is now known about how the pyramids were built

An exploration of the ancient Egyptian obsession with death and the afterlife, including the secrets behind Egyptians' worship of the pyramid shape

Experts use cutting-edge science to investigate the mysteries of ancient Egypt's elite, including Ramesses II, Imhotep, and the first female pharaoh

An exploration of crime and punishment in ancient Egypt. The topic features homicidal royalty, rampant tomb raiding and acts of extreme punishment

A look inside the world's first pyramid highlights the story of the pharaoh who inspired its design when he led his people through a period of drought and famine

The age of the pyramid builders saw a new pharaoh ascend the throne. To hold on to power Snefru married his sister, conquered new territories and reorganised his entire country

The Great Pyramid of Giza is the world's most famous tomb, built by Khufu - a pharaoh with a reputation for cruelty. But what's the truth about this tyrant king?

Egyptologists think that investigating the turmoil of the succession of Pharaoh Khufu could solve one of ancient history's most enduring mysteries - the riddle of the Sphinx

How religious transformation, climate change, and a weak pharaoh brought the age of the pyramid builders to an abrupt end

The veteran actor considers sightings of monsters and fearsome beasts that cannot be explained by science

How bizarre beasts of all shapes and sizes have been portrayed in some of history's most classic stories and folklore

A look at whether the human mind has powers beyond normal comprehension, featuring a housewife whose visions have helped to crack a case of homicide

Lights above the Indian Ocean send a nation into panic, and on Lake Michigan a yacht vanishes. Plus, a small Newfoundland community is devastated by a mysterious explosion

Drawing on evidence old and new, Philip Mantle casts his verdict on one of the greatest mysteries of all time - is mankind alone or are there other intelligent lifeforms out there?

A countdown of the world's top 10 alien cover-ups, from the famous Roswell Incident to a secret military base rumoured to be housing extraterrestrial technology