TV Guide Blaze Wednesday

David Dickinson and his team of antiques dealers visit Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, to help members of the public sort the treasures from their trash. Among the items examined are a Clarice Cliff coffee set and a collection of pocket watches

David Dickinson presents from Ilford, east London, with dealers Michael Hogben, Cheryl Hakeney, Henry Nichols and Jan Keyne. A wide variety of antiques and collectibles are on show, plus David welcomes some special guests

Sean tows a mysterious trailer to the auction, and everyone wonders what is inside. T Money and Papa Bear battle over bins, while Brandon and Lori play different kinds of games

While a trip to Europe continues to uncover clues connecting the Templars to Scandinavian culture and Oak Island, on Oak Island, a clue found beneath a Nolan's Cross boulder may offer answers the team has been desperate for

From Nazi Germany to mid-west America during the Cretaceous period, this episode uncovers the origins of the curses surrounding the Gurlitt Collection - the collection of around 1,500 art works assembled by Cornelius Gurlitt, the son of Nazi art dealer Hildebrand Gurlitt - Stan the T-Rex and others

An item in one bin has Papa Bear and Mone revving their engines, while T Money gambles on guns being hidden in another bin

The actor is joined by astrophysicist Sarah Cruddas to recall the events of October 2017, when astronomers at the Pan-STARRS observatory saw an object they named Oumuamua, the very first observed visitor from interstellar space. Craig and Sarah talk to Senior Astronomer Dr Seth Shostak of the SETI Institute, who shares his theories of what Oumuamua could possibly be and postulates that the very fact it entered the solar system at all is the best argument of all for it being alien

Legend hunter and mountaineer Adam Palmer addresses the legend of the lost Spanish mound, reputedly, a low grassy mound within which are buried both numerous pieces of armour and weapons and the remains of Spanish soldiers, members of an ill-fated expedition ambushed over two centuries ago

In January 2008, a shadow was cast over the town of Stephenville, Texas, when a UFO passed overhead at supersonic speed. The event was witnessed by scores of stunned locals who remain desperate for answers on what exactly they saw that winter's evening. Craig and space journalist Sarah Cruddas talk to eyewitness private pilot Steve Allen who was with friends when he saw a vast UFO passing overhead at a speed estimated to be 2,000mph. He describes the craft as having an array of bright, high-intensity lights at its rear - and pursued by two US Air Force F16 fighter jets. The team discovers that the US military, who initially denied any knowledge of this event, changed their story in the weeks following the incident, adding fuel to the theory that there could be a high-level cover-up