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Tuesday Treasures: Why Really TV’s Lineup Should Be Your Next Obsession
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If you’re looking for a Tuesday that’s packed with visual pleasure and a dash of nostalgia, Really TV has you covered. The channel’s schedule mixes modern property hunting, antique auctions, and a touch of the supernatural – all in one tidy block of 24 hours. Below, we navigate the lineup, offer a quick opinion on each and point out which shows are worth your attention.
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5:00 – 6:00 BST – Fantasy Homes By The Sea (S2 Ep5)
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A life‑coach seeks a balcony in Nice and you get a slice of Mediterranean chic. The show’s gentle pace and polished set design promise a calm start to the evening. It’s solid entertainment for anyone with a soft spot for seaside living.
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6:00 – 7:00 BST – Cruise TV with LoveitBookit
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Your one‑stop cruise guide that feels like a glossy travel magazine. It’s a reliable pick if you love glossy visuals and are planning your next getaway. The episode’s focus on new ships and deals keeps it fresh.
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7:00 – 8:00 BST – Escape To The Country (S16 Ep50)
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A couple hunts a Northamptonshire bungalow with a budget of £450,000. The show’s charm lies in the rural aesthetic and the personal stories of the buyers – a nice contrast to the high‑end property themes earlier.
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8:00 – 9:00 BST – Salvage Hunters: The Restorers (S1 Ep7)
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The headline of the evening: a fairground waltzer, an ancient coffee machine and a massive oak table get the artisans’ hands working. It’s the sort of craft‑centric content that feels almost therapeutic – and it’s well‑produced, making the craftsmanship the star.
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9:00 – 10:00 BST – Salvage Hunters: The Restorers (S1 Ep8)
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The mirror, the armchair and the railway clock take centre stage. The episode’s narrative hinges on the historical significance of each piece, giving viewers a deeper appreciation of restoration work.
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10:00 – 11:00 BST – Salvage Hunters: The Restorers (S1 Ep9)
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Continuing the restorer saga, the team tackles a fold‑out mirror and a classic armchair. The episode is a testament to the skill and patience required in the trade.
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11:00 – 12:00 BST – The Yorkshire Auction House (S5 Ep21)
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Designer watches go on the market for the first time, and Angus helps a woman sell a collection of antiques. The auction’s high‑stakes vibe keeps the adrenaline flowing.
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12:00 – 13:00 BST – The Yorkshire Auction House (S5 Ep22)
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The show continues with a Statue of Liberty replica, an engine order telegraph and a broken fruit machine. Angus’s gavel delivery is both engaging and informative.
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13:00 – 14:00 BST – The Repair Shop (S4 Ep9)
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Tim the bicycle expert, Suzie the leather worker and Steve the clock specialist converge to restore a penny‑farthing. The episode’s craftsmanship shines, and it’s a solid pick for anyone who appreciates fine repair work.
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14:00 – 15:00 BST – Salvage Hunters (S15 Ep3)
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A private motor museum in Denbighshire offers a steel plate Castrol sign and a pedal car. The episode’s focus on motor culture adds variety to the otherwise restoration‑heavy block.
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15:00 – 16:00 BST – Salvage Hunters (S15 Ep4)
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The collection in Boreham Wood includes a carved stone saint and marble fireplace supports. The episode stays true to the show’s theme of uncovering hidden treasures.
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16:00 – 17:00 BST – Who Do You Think You Are? (S18 Ep7)
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Ralf Little visits Orkney to investigate his grandfather’s wartime role and discovers an international footballer in the family. The personal family journey adds depth, making it a worthwhile watch.
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17:00 – 18:00 BST – The Repair Shop (S8 Ep43)
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The episode revisits a 1898 ventriloquist’s dummy and a dead‑father’s favourite chair. It’s a good way to round off the afternoon with a blend of history and restoration.
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18:00 – 19:00 BST – The Yorkshire Auction House (S2 Ep15)
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A huge haul of silver makes Angus speechless, and later he helps Susan clear a large railway collection. The mix of silver and railway items keeps the auction vibe fresh.
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19:00 – 20:00 BST – Antiques Road Trip (S28 Ep17)
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The experts travel the UK with a £200 budget to find and sell antiques for profit. The show’s competitive spirit and travel aspect give it a lively edge.
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20:00 – 21:00 BST – Who Do You Think You Are? (S20 Ep5)
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Paddy McGuinness uncovers his grandfather’s WWII role and his Irish roots. The episode’s exploration of heritage adds an intriguing layer.
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21:00 – 22:00 BST – Who Do You Think You Are? (S10 Ep1)
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Una Stubbs investigates her paternal grandparents’ story of illegitimacy and poverty. A touch of drama that provides a stark contrast to the earlier shows.
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22:00 – 23:00 BST – Help! My House Is Haunted (S5 Ep1)
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Terina’s childhood home is haunted, and Barri takes on the aggressive spirit. The episode’s chilling premise offers a break from the daytime themes.
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23:00 – 00:00 BST – Help! My House Is Haunted (S5 Ep2)
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Stefan proves his Elizabethan farmhouse is filled with spirits. The repeated haunted theme keeps the late‑night viewers intrigued.
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00:00 – 01:00 BST – Help! My House Is Haunted (S5 Ep3)
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A brutal double murder haunts an infamous home in County Donegal. The episode pushes the supernatural stakes higher.
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01:00 – 03:00 BST – Teleshopping
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A two‑hour block of product showcases – an intermission for the rest of the evening.
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03:00 – 04:00 BST – Salvage Hunters (S15 Ep3)
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Re‑watch the motor museum episode, a repeat that offers viewers another chance to catch the details.
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04:00 – 05:00 BST – Salvage Hunters (S15 Ep4)
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Another repeat of the Boreham Wood episode – a chance to enjoy the carvings and marble supports again.
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05:00 – 06:00 BST – Fantasy Homes By The Sea (S2 Ep6)
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A family of five seeks a modern‑style home in Fort Lauderdale. The episode rounds the day out with a sunny, American vibe.
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Bottom line: This Tuesday, Really TV offers a well‑balanced mix of property, antiques and spooky drama. The restoration shows keep the craft lovers hooked, while the auction and heritage series add the right amount of personality. Pick your favorite and enjoy a full day of visual storytelling.
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