Blaze Monday

The experts value antiques in Wolverhampton, which include Royal Doulton figurines. Presented by David Dickinson

The guys uncover a Miami Dolphins souvenir from the team's very beginnings, and meet a customer who claims to have unseen footage of President Franklin D Roosevelt

The guys try to make a deal over a valuable teddy bear, a 19th-century pistol and a Second World War gas mask

Allen Haff and Ton Jones attend an auction in Los Angeles, where they acquire an autographed 1960s tattoo machine, a competition chainsaw and a cedar bear

Jarrod and Brandi plan a party to celebrate their shop's fourth anniversary, and Darrell comes up with a way to distract his rivals

Rene gets superstitious as he hopes to strike it lucky for a second time at auctions in Fontana, while Ivy goes with his gut

Les makes a decision on impulse that threatens to backfire, and later gives a big loan to a customer with a dubious sob story

The shop staff are pushed to their breaking point by a customer's endless parade of worthless items. Later, Ashley gets the chance to assert herself

The Gold family and its employees are ready to haggle as members of the public continue to bring in their unique items in the hope of raising some cash

Giorgio Tsoukalos reveals how advances in technology have given unprecedented access to distant galaxies that may harbour life. However, alien life may be found closer to home

As the world moves into the digital age, more people are capturing images in the sky that they are unable to explain, leading to an influx of reported accounts of alien encounters

How a camping trip in the Florida wilderness turned to panic as a huge creature was spotted, apparently watching holidaymakers

A team seeks to find out the truth behind the 250-year-old legend of the Jersey Devil, a half-bird, half-horse creature with a piercing scream

The team is offered antique photographs of outlaw Jesse James, and an amplifier for a 1950s organ

Rick struggles to maintain his tough negotiating skills when offered a 1974 Volkswagen, and the team examines a Second World War fighter plane

Henry Cole visits automobilia heaven, Allen and Skid fix a monkey bike, and the three Junketeers head to Stratford in a bid to sell their restored items

Barry sets out to humiliate Ivy, Rene gets a nasty surprise, and Jarrod and Brandi find themselves surrounded by pigs

Jarrod reveals to Brandi that he has an alter ego, while Ivy attends auctions in Moreno Valley

Theorists offer compelling evidence suggesting that the ancient monolith thought to depict Egyptian pharaoh Khafra once represented an alien being

Theorists delve into the stories of people who claim to have mingled with extraterrestrial beings while they were on the brink of death

For years many people have argued that UFOs are terrestrial in reality. Though they may be correct, it is unlikely to be in the way that they think they are

The year 1947 saw an unprecedented wave of UFO sightings that propelled the phenomenon to the world stage. Giorgio Tsoukalos examines the US Air Force's findings

Henry Cole and his team buy a tractor at an agricultural auction. Once it is restored, Skid amazes everyone on his first ever tractor driving lesson

David Dickinson and the team visit Wolverhampton, where letters from former prime ministers Edward Heath and Harold Macmillan land on Stewart Hofgartner's table

Matty Blake drills down with the team on their plans to uncover the mysterious objects that are buried in the Mesa on Skinwalker Ranch

Dr Travis Taylor digs deeper into the unbelievable discoveries that the team has made in the rocky Mesa on Skinwalker Ranch

Don Wildman explores Egypt's underground secrets, including the catacombs and burial chambers hidden beneath the desert sand

Amanda Holden and Dan Jones focus on sexual behaviour in the 20th century, with Amanda learning how sex changed for women with the introduction of the birth control pill

Perplexing historical objects include the Jericho Head, a 9,000-year-old clay-covered artifact. Plus, a 1950s machine built to control the weather

Giorgio Tsoukalos reveals how advances in technology have given unprecedented access to distant galaxies that may harbour life. However, alien life may be found closer to home

As the world moves into the digital age, more people are capturing images in the sky that they are unable to explain, leading to an influx of reported accounts of alien encounters

With ancient cultures telling stories of strange objects in the sky, this episode asks whether people living thousands of years ago might actually have seen extraterrestrial crafts

The construction of megalithic stone structures baffles stonecutters, scientists and archeologists. This edition considers whether ancient humans had a little alien help

Everyone is desperate for a paycheque as the warm summer water creates a lull in fishing like never before, keeping the fleet on the hunt

Les causes a stir when he tells a woman her gold bracelet is fake, and Seth later struggles to determine whether a watch is priceless or worthless

David Dickinson and his team of experts head to Preston, Lancashire, where members of the public bring their potentially valuable items for valuation

David Dickinson and the team visit Wolverhampton, where letters from former prime ministers Edward Heath and Harold Macmillan land on Stewart Hofgartner's table

The team is offered antique photographs of outlaw Jesse James, and an amplifier for a 1950s organ