Quest TV – Week‑Long Review
Below is a day‑by‑day rundown of the most popular shows across genres, with quick tips for families, hobbyists and curious viewers.
Monday – 31 August 2026
05:30 – 06:30 – Shed & Buried: Classic Cars (Triumph TR3a)
Henry and Fuzz tackle a British roadster in Faringdon. The restoration is a careful balance of old‑school skill and modern safety. For car lovers or anyone who enjoys a good hands‑on story, this is a reliable start to the week.
07:30 – 08:30 – Shed & Buried: Classic Combine
A 1950s Massey Ferguson combine is brought back to life. The episode shows the depth of mechanical knowledge required to restore agricultural machinery. Great for older viewers who appreciate the heritage of farming tech.
11:30 – 13:30 – Shed & Buried: Classic Helicopter (Bell 47)
A 2‑hour restoration of a helicopter for an anniversary flight. The drama comes from time constraints and the sheer size of the project. For the adventure‑seekers who love high‑altitude challenges.
Tuesday – 1 September 2026
09:30 – 10:00 – Shed & Buried (Rob)
Henry and Fuzz help vintage agricultural gems run again. The episode is a good showcase of engine mechanics. Perfect for older teens interested in diesel and tractor engines.
12:00 – 13:00 – The Repair Shop (Indian guitar)
A priceless instrument is restored to life. The episode highlights the artistry of restoration. For families looking for a gentle, craft‑focused narrative.
Wednesday – 2 September 2026
10:00 – 11:00 – Salve Hunters (Unusual collectibles)
Drew explores a Victorian manor for hidden treasures. The show blends history with the thrill of discovery. Ideal for curious adults and teens who love antiques.
11:30 – 12:30 – How It’s Made (Bees & Cast Iron Cookers)
Mini‑documentary on everyday manufacturing. The episode is straightforward, like the product it explains. For viewers of all ages who enjoy a quick peek behind the scenes.
Thursday – 3 September 2026
09:30 – 10:30 – Aussie Gold Hunters (Island mining)
A season of gold prospecting in northern Australia. The drama comes from harsh conditions and the hunt for nuggets. For thrill‑seeker families who enjoy rugged outdoor adventures.
13:00 – 14:00 – Wheeler Dealers (Ford F1 Pickup)
Mike and Ant restore a classic pickup, showcasing a blend of technical skill and business acumen. Good for older teens who like mechanics and entrepreneurship.
Friday – 4 September 2026
08:00 – 09:00 – American Pickers (Crazy Creations)
Mike and Frank hunt for wild, handmade objects across America. The episode is lively and colourful. For families and younger viewers who enjoy quirky, creative finds.
12:00 – 13:00 – The Repair Shop (Fifty‑year‑old horse)
A restoration of an old horse and cart ornament, a showcase of patience and precision. Suitable for viewers who love stories of patience and craftsmanship.
Saturday – 5 September 2026
10:00 – 11:00 – Outback Opal Hunters (New claim)
A new claim in the Australian outback, with a focus on opal extraction. The episode is dramatic with the heat and the stakes. For older teens and adults who enjoy mining lore.
15:30 – 16:30 – How Do They Do It? (Million‑tonne steel)
A look at how large‑scale steel production works. The episode is technical but presented clearly. For science‑lovers of any age.
Sunday – 6 September 2026
08:00 – 09:00 – Ancient Unexplained Files (Cursed temple)
A deep dive into a mysterious Egyptian temple using new tech. The show is atmospheric and intriguing. For older teens and adults who enjoy mystery and history.
12:00 – 13:00 – NASA’s Unexplained Files (Pluto’s twin)
The episode explores a strange object that disrupted a probe. The narrative is investigative and engaging. For science enthusiasts of all ages.
Bottom line: Whether you’re a classic‑car aficionado, a mining enthusiast or simply curious about how everyday items are made, Quest’s lineup this week offers something that holds up well for the whole family. Pick a show that matches your interests and enjoy a week of reliable, hands‑on entertainment.
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