Monday – 8 June

Salvage Hunters: The Restorers (Mon 8 June 06:00)

Beatlemania meets craftsmanship. Sculptor Nick, metal worker Ted and Alex tackle vintage treasures with a mix of nostalgia and ingenuity.

Opinion: It’s the kind of show that pins a smile on you while you realise you can turn a relic into a conversation piece.

Recommendation: Best for adults who appreciate nostalgia and for teens who enjoy seeing ordinary objects become extraordinary.

Wheeler Dealers (Mon 8 June 13:00)

Mike and Ant dive into a Porsche 993 Targa, hunting the last great Porsche out of the country. It’s a test of skill, patience and a touch of luck.

Opinion: The chemistry is solid, though the drama is one step below the high stakes of a thriller.

Recommendation: Ideal for adults who love mechanics, and for older teens who enjoy a good repair story.

Tuesday – 9 June

Salvage Hunters (Tue 9 June 07:00)

Curious science takes centre stage as Drew haggles for macabre medical antiques and vintage Americana.

Opinion: The show keeps you guessing which items will fetch a high price and which will be a lesson in history.

Recommendation: Good for adults who like antiques and for teens who are fascinated by odd historical objects.

How Do They Do It? (Tue 9 June 23:00)

From diesel engines to bespoke chocolate, the show explores the science behind everyday marvels.

Opinion: It’s one of the better options for viewers who appreciate the hidden mechanics of the world.

Recommendation: Suited for adults curious about technology and for older teens who enjoy science shows.

Wednesday – 10 June

Salvage Hunters (Wed 10 June 07:00)

Drew explores Cornwall estates and London’s antiques market, finding a blend of history and potential.

Opinion: The narrative is engaging, though the stakes aren’t as high as a blockbuster.

Recommendation: Adults who enjoy heritage and teens who like treasure hunts will find this compelling.

Wheeler Dealers (Wed 10 June 01:00)

Mike tackles a 2002 Corvette Z06, battling the challenge of restoring it to glory.

Opinion: The workshop is one of the better options, though the drama is predictable.

Recommendation: Ideal for adults who love cars and teens who want to see a vehicle transformed.

Thursday – 11 June

Salvage Hunters (Thu 11 June 07:00)

Drew dives into the history of print and architectural salvage in London and Devon.

Opinion: The show remains reliable, offering a blend of history and practical repair.

Recommendation: Adults with a taste for historic preservation and teens who like DIY projects.

How It’s Made (Thu 11 June 04:00)

Manufacturing secrets from miniature furniture to racing wheelchairs are showcased.

Opinion: It holds up well for those who want a behind‑the‑scenes look at production.

Recommendation: Adults who appreciate craftsmanship and older teens interested in engineering.

Friday – 12 June

Salvage Hunters (Fri 12 June 07:00)

From a fleet of antiques to a historic textile mill, Drew keeps the hunt alive.

Opinion: The show stays one of the better options, with a steady pace and clear value propositions.

Recommendation: Adults with a fondness for antiques and teens who enjoy the thrill of a treasure hunt.

The Yorkshire Auction House (Fri 12 June 17:00)

Angus leads a high‑stakes auction of designer watches and antiques, turning a room into a marketplace.

Opinion: The auction’s energy is a reliable draw for viewers craving a live market vibe.

Recommendation: Adults fascinated by auctions and teens who enjoy a competitive atmosphere.

Saturday – 13 June

Salvage Hunters (Sat 13 June 07:00)

Henry and Sam dig through a series of sheds, unearthing classic cars and quirky memorabilia.

Opinion: The show remains solid, with a charm that keeps the audience invested.

Recommendation: Adults who love vintage finds and teens who are fascinated by hidden treasures.

Wheeler Dealers (Sat 13 June 01:00)

Mike tackles a 1970 VW Fastback, demonstrating meticulous restoration skills.

Opinion: It’s a reliable show that satisfies the car‑enthusiast in many viewers.

Recommendation: Adults who appreciate classic automobiles and older teens who enjoy detailed repair work.

Sunday – 14 June

The Repair Shop (Sun 14 June 11:00)

Staff restore a vintage violin, a 1960s organ and a treasured cooking set, blending skill with storytelling.

Opinion: The programme is one of the better options for viewers who appreciate the art of restoration.

Recommendation: Adults who enjoy heritage pieces and teens who like to see objects come back to life.

Related

Check out Antiques Road Trip for a road‑trip full of hidden treasures or Outback Opal Hunters for a high‑stakes mining adventure.

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