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For thousands of years, Scotland has been an epicentre of otherworldly phenomena. It is home to mysterious ancient stone circles, stories of strange beings and is a major hotspot for UFO sightings. Given these facts, it has been considered a potential magnet for extraterrestrial visitors

David Dickinson and the team are in Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, where Alison Chapman casts an expert eye over some old Pirelli calendars and Tim Hogarth is presented with one of his favourite types of items

David Dickinson and the team value antiques in Bradford, West Yorkshire. Jo Brayshaw becomes besotted with some guinea scales, while Tim Hogarth roots around a jewellery box. Plus, David Hakeney decides whether to bid on a glamorous glass epergne or let it be sold at auction

The buyers come face to face with one of the strangest lockers ever seen, before a surprise sends a winning bidder through the roof. Series following former boxer Brandon Bernier and his wife Lori, as they buy storage units at auction

Dusty and Lupe pedal their way to an auction in Fullerton, but end up needing the truck. Darrell pins his hopes on a small locker for which he overpaid. Rene makes the most of the Honeymoon unit and things get a bit racy

Back in Montebello, Gunter comes along to help Rene, who won't give him the time of day. Darrell tries to make Kimber his queen, while Ivy and his boys Rochambeau their way to solid showing

While the team struggles to stop water from pouring into the Garden Shaft, the connection between Oak Island, Captain Phipps and The Knights Templar is rapidly intensifying on Lot 5

The Hollywood actor highlights how ancient cultures around the world have aroused fascination and provoked fear with curses and objects used to conjure them, such as rings, tablets and stones

Kenny makes his way out to the mountains, constantly watching out for cougars. Lisa scores on a small sister locker, but it's Brandi who gets the nomination for buyer of the week

Ivy kidnaps Pops and takes him to Rosamond, where they deftly score a fine locker. Kenny sets out to brighten everyone's day and his clowning around has him seeing stars. Lisa proves she has a friend - for now

Throughout the world there are mysterious ancient stones shaped into perfect spheres. Many of them show clear evidence of being manmade and some completely defy explanation. The mystery of the stone spheres could provide clues about humankind's past

Journalist Tony Harris explores unexplained phenomena through videos of UFOs, extinct species and mysterious carvings, analysing with experts what's real or fake to uncover details about extraordinary anomalies. In this episode he questions whether a UFO really did land in Kansas and whether remains found in Japan are extraterrestrial in nature