TV Guide Blaze Monday

Documentary following one of the world's most prolific yet unknown treasure hunters, Hamilton White and his long-time friend Carl Cookson, as they trace the origin of an amazing hoard of relics

Hamilton White and Carl Cookson trace the origin of an amazing hoard of relics. Here, the most stunning relic in the duo's collection - the black obsidian chalice - is examined. The pair then head to Portugal to hunt for clues about the chalice

David Dickinson and the team visit Worksop in Nottinghamshire, where Cheryl Hakeney has a battle on her hands with a feisty seller over some football programmes. David Ford and Tim Hogarth are also on the lookout for a bargain or two, and the Duke has to twist Ian Towning's arm for some more money

A trip to wine country has the bidders thinking first class but acting ruthlessly. One bin stinks to high heaven, but someone smells a profit. Another bidder gets nothing but sour grapes. Brandon and Lori pray their latest score is ready for takeoff

The Golds gear up to shoot a new commercial for the store, but the signs are that not everyone will be happy with the final result. Documentary series following the daily running of a pawn shop

Sean auctions off four massive hangers filled with potential treasures. Jesse and T Money go head to head with Mone and Team Brandori to snag the ultimate prize at auction - a helicopter

Craig and space journalist Sarah Cruddas turn their attention to reports of alien abductions, focusing on the case of Yorkshire policeman Alan Godfrey in November 1980. The duo examine Godfrey's claims he was confronted head-on by a diamond shaped craft hovering in the road as he was coming off his night shift. Alan believed he 'lost' 25 minutes, during which time he was on board the craft being medically examined by small beings and a tall man with a beard

Craig and co-host Sarah Cruddas examine the Chicago O'Hare International Airport case of November 2006 - the sighting of a flying saucer hovering over a United Airlines airport gate. The incident was witnessed by multiple aviation professionals, pilots and passengers. The immediate aftermath of the event was captured in real time by audio recordings of communication between the airport's Air Traffic Control tower and airline staff, but the sighting was dismissed by the US government's Federal Aviation Administration as a weather phenomenon. Craig and Sarah talk to UFO investigator Robert Powell, who reveals the UFO punched a circular hole in the clouds as it departed upwards after hovering over the terminal. Craig and Sarah also learn astonishing details about how aviation authorities handled the incident