Your Must-Watch Quest TV Lineup: From Antiques to Adventure

Get ready for a week that balances classic restoration shows with high‑energy mining and auction drama.

Monday, 14 September – Salvage Hunters (06:00 BST)

Skilled craftspeople are bringing Drew Pritchard’s finds back to life. Their hard work turns trash to treasure, and while the pace is relentless, the craftsmanship remains reliable.

Tuesday, 15 September – The Repair Shop (13:00 BST)

Experts revive a 1970s puppet and a Victorian roller skate. The show’s steady rhythm showcases the restorative magic that holds up well for viewers who love a touch of nostalgia.

Wednesday, 16 September – Outback Opal Hunters (11:00 BST)

Mining crews race to meet the Lightning Ridge Opal Festival deadline. The show delivers high‑stakes action, but the focus on teamwork keeps it grounded.

Thursday, 17 September – Aussie Gold Hunters (09:00 BST)

Gold crews face setbacks in far‑north Queensland. The series offers a mix of wilderness drama and rugged determination, making it one of the better options for adventure seekers.

Friday, 18 September – How Do They Do It? (23:00 BST)

From building military helicopters to designing metro systems, this documentary explores engineering marvels. Its investigative tone keeps the audience reliably engaged.

Saturday, 19 September – American Pickers (06:30 BST)

Mike Wolfe and his crew hunt for treasures across the U.S. The show blends curiosity with history, appealing to both teens and adults who enjoy a nostalgic trip.

Sunday, 20 September – The Yorkshire Auction House (17:00 BST)

Angus helps auction a huge collection of designer watches. The auction’s high‑energy pace offers a compelling watch for those interested in business and antiques.

Bottom line: QUEST delivers a balanced mix of restoration, adventure, and auction drama that caters to diverse tastes. Whether you’re into antiques, mining, or the thrill of the auction floor, there’s a show for you.