Thursday Thrills on Really TV: Salvage, Auctions, and Haunted Homes Await
It’s 5 pm on the 13th of August, and Really TV is on fire with a string of shows that promise everything from antique hunting to supernatural sleuthing. Below is a quick rundown of the top picks and a few personal takes on what you’re likely to enjoy.
Salvage Hunters – Episodes 13, 14, 15
Drew dives into a Black Country factory, a Lancashire yard, and a historic textile mill, trading wit for wonders in each episode. The show’s appeal lies in the thrill of the hunt and the stories behind each relic.
I think this series is one of the better options for viewers who love a bit of nostalgia mixed with a dash of adventure.
The Yorkshire Auction House – Episodes 15 & 16
Angus tackles everything from Dad’s Army memorabilia to Scottish widow’s prized possessions, making for a blend of emotional depth and market savvy.
It remains reliably engaging, especially when the emotional stakes rise.
The Repair Shop – Episodes 6 & 28
Amanda, Julie, Steve, and Will bring sentimental items back to life. Their meticulous craftsmanship keeps viewers invested in the story behind each piece.
A comforting watch that holds up well for those who appreciate craftsmanship.
Celebrity Fantasy Homes – Episode 5
Gaby Roslin guides soap star Michelle Collins to a dream home in Highgate Village, offering a slice of gentrified luxury with a budget of £1.5 million.
It’s still entertaining for fans of luxury real‑estate dramas.
Help! My House Is Haunted – Episodes 12, 1 & 2
The team tackles a former mining village, a sinister entity in Peterborough, and a curse in a Jinn‑infested home. The blend of folklore and investigative work keeps the suspense alive.
A reliable pick for those who enjoy a blend of the supernatural and investigative drama.
Bottom line: The Thursday schedule offers a solid mix of reality‑tv intrigue, antique hunting, and supernatural sleuthing. Whether you’re chasing treasures or ghosts, there’s something on the lineup to keep you glued to your screen.