Quest Tuesday: From Salvage Hunters to Silver Screens – Your Guide
This Tuesday on Quest you can jump from the dusty world of restoration to the glitter of antique auctions. Below are the shows that stand out and why they’re worth a slot.
05:00 – Salvage Hunters: The Restorers
Salvage Hunters: The Restorers – 1 h. Engineers engineer a vintage airplane while a French polisher rescues a rickety cabinet. The episode is a solid showcase of hands‑on ingenuity.
Opinion: The mix of mechanical skill and historical preservation feels still entertaining and holds up well for viewers who enjoy seeing items return to life.
06:00 – Salvage Hunters
Salvage Hunters – 1 h. Drew, Viki and Alister road‑trip to Kent and Lancaster for trusted contacts. It’s a straightforward treasure‑hunt that stays reliable.
Opinion: The charisma of the trio keeps the pace lively, and the show’s focus on genuine craftsmanship offers a dependable viewing experience.
08:00 – Aussie Gold Hunters
Aussie Gold Hunters – 1 h. Paul Mackie uses a massive dozer to uncover a potential million‑pound deposit. The crew scales up their search for fine gold.
Opinion: The dramatic machinery and high stakes of gold prospection still entertain, but it’s the human element that keeps it reliable.
10:00 – Outback Opal Hunters
Outback Opal Hunters – 1 h. The Opal Whisperers, Bushmen and Opalton Boulder Crew face mechanical woes and market challenges.
Opinion: This series offers a realistic look at the craft of opal mining; it holds up well for those who appreciate industry insight.
12:00 – The Repair Shop
The Repair Shop – 1 h. Kirsten restores a mosaic table while Chris revives a family recipe book. The episode is polished and heart‑warming.
Opinion: The gentle craftsmanship and emotional stories make it a reliable pick for viewers who enjoy a soothing, restorative narrative.
13:00 – Shed And Buried
Shed And Buried – 30 min. Henry and Sam explore a shed full of bikes, followed by a hunt for a Triumph motorcycle collection.
Opinion: The quirky charm of hunting for vintage bikes remains engaging, and the short format keeps it light and fun.
16:00 – Celebrity Yorkshire Auction House
Celebrity Yorkshire Auction House – 1 h. Brian enlists Angus to help raise money for a mixing desk; Angus visits Edwina’s home to fund Ukraine.
Opinion: The blend of celebrity flair with charitable causes adds an interesting layer, making the episode a reliable diversion.
18:00 – Antiques Road Trip
Antiques Road Trip – 1 h. Louise Gostelow and David Harper hunt for hidden gems in Greyabbey, learning about activist Mary Ann McCracken.
Opinion: The mix of travel, history and personal stories offers a reliable and slightly educational viewing experience.
19:00 – Ant Anstead: Born Mechanic
Ant Anstead: Born Mechanic – 1 h. Ant tackles a Massey Ferguson 165 with a breakdown and dodgy electrics.
Opinion: Ant’s mechanical skill and humor keep the episode lively, and it remains a solid pick for car enthusiasts.
20:00 – New: Vinnie Jones In The Country
New: Vinnie Jones In The Country – 1 h. Vinnie discusses his alcohol addiction and builds a log cabin with Wobbly while Emma prepares for puppies.
Opinion: The candid personal reflection offers an honest, if somber, perspective, and the variety of activities makes it a reliable watch.
21:00 – The Repair Shop (Encore)
The Repair Shop – 1 h. Will restores a mid‑century coffee table; the toy team works on a wind‑up panda.
Opinion: A repeat of the earlier episode, but the fresh projects keep it engaging and still entertaining.
22:00 – How Do They Do It?
How Do They Do It? – 30 min. Episodes cover the production of Parmesan cheese, runway maintenance at busy airports, and reclining chair manufacturing.
Opinion: The variety of manufacturing insights provides a reliable educational bite, keeping the content fresh and informative.
23:00 – How Do They Do It? (Continued)
Episodes explore Turkish carpet weaving, helicopter blade tech for skis, and Niagara Falls water control.
Opinion: The depth of detail remains engaging and holds up well for viewers curious about behind‑the‑scenes production.
23:30 – How Do They Do It? (Final)
Episodes examine seaweed sushi wrap, 15‑year‑old beer bottles, and shark‑safety measures.
Opinion: The final segment offers a satisfying wrap‑up, still entertaining for those who enjoy a quick look into niche crafts.
00:00 – Salvage Hunters (Midnight)
Salvage Hunters – 1 h. Drew explores mid‑century snout sticks and gothic treasure in a film studio.
Opinion: The late‑night episode stays true to the series’ spirit and offers reliable entertainment for night owls.
03:00 – How It’s Made (Morning)
How It’s Made – 30 min. Episodes on winter jackets, animations, mushrooms and gold rings.
Opinion: The concise format delivers solid insight, making it a reliable quick watch.
04:00 – Teleshopping
Teleshopping – 30 min. Standard teleshopping block.
Opinion: While not a narrative, it offers a quick break for those who prefer product showcases.
Bottom Line: Quest’s Tuesday lineup delivers a mix of restoration, treasure hunting, antique exploration, and craft insights. Pick a show that fits your mood, and you’ll find reliable entertainment across the day.