Blaze TV Guide — Wednesday, 24 June 2026

Real-life incidents, featuring a truck barreling through traffic and then smashing into a car showroom, leaving a trail of destruction

Real-life incidents, featuring high-speed chases, shocking crashes and lives hanging in the balance

Previously sealed documents hint at compelling new theories about extraterrestrials as experts question whether aliens could be living among the world's population and former US presidents may have been concealing the truth

How a fisherman's footage may hold the key to unravelling the mystery of a giant sea serpent known as Caddy the Cadborosaurus. Plus, the enigmatic case of the Lubbock Lights, where hundreds of people witnessed strange blue and green flashing lights illuminating the Texas skies, and the story of a centenarian monk attempting to mummify himself

Henry Cole chances his arm at a high-class auction of vintage petroliana. Back home at Cole Towers, he and Allen Millyard work against the clock to restore a so-called belly pump from the 1920s

Tensions between Karen and Ashley explode on the sales floor, so Les puts them both in the doghouse. Documentary series following the daily running of a pawn shop

Les goes on a buying spree that leaves his staff wondering what is going on. Meanwhile, Karen needs Byron's help to handle a pair of unruly piano players

A hustler tries to make Les an offer he cannot refuse, but the Golds fight back and turn the tables on the shady customer

David Dickinson visits Caernarfon, north Wales, where a seller surprises the experts by knowing the exact valuation amount for her lighter figurine. Plus, Karen Dalmeny examines an interesting Modernist print, and Michael Hogben meets his match when a 90-year-old woman pushes for as much money as she can get

David Dickinson joins antiques dealers Mark Stevens, Stewart Hofgartner and Corrie Jeffrey in Blackburn, Lancashire, to help members of the public sort the treasures from their trash. Items include a Doulton facemask and a gents' wristwatch

Chum sets his sights on something out of this world when a seller brings in a signed copy of The Coming of the Saucers. A seller claims to have a painting by artist Ralph Blakelock, and the team examines a sign from the 1900s and Kobe Bryant memorabilia

Jay Blades visits Altrincham Recycling Centre in search of three items of tip-bound trash that he can rework and repurpose to reveal their true potential. With three curious items saved, Jay enlists two specialist makers to turn trash into cash. Designer Daniel Heath gives a garden chiminea a radical redesign, and upcycler Sarah Peterson gives a shabby set of curtains a style overhaul. But will their transformations be able to make some money for nothing?

Henry Cole and his team buy a tractor at an agricultural auction. Once it is restored, Skid amazes everyone on his first ever tractor driving lesson, but when it comes to selling, their new acquisition proves difficult to move on

Scott begins a dangerous climb to snag a rare gem. Later at a retro service station, the guys hatch a cunning plan which might just pay off - but at what price?

Scott and Sheldon discover a train bell potentially from the famous crash that killed Jumbo the elephant in the late 1800s. If its origin is confirmed, this could be their most significant find yet

Scott and Sheldon attend an auction featuring antique cars, retro gas pumps, and pop-culture collectibles, with the seller's sentimental attachment impacting prices. They also encounter a collection of poison bottles, the value of which is debated.

The gang examines jukeboxes, toy cars, and antique vehicles. Plus, a Calgary barber and licence plate collector trims both his beard and his wallet for the Cash Cowboys

Chum is impressed when a seller comes in with a giant collection of figurines from The Simpsons. Meanwhile, Corey checks out an old playing card shuffler

Compilation of episodes from the show Junk & Disorderly, which features Henry Cole and other restorers buying, fixing and selling automotive junk

Sarah Moore rescues a discarded dressing table, a bundle of sticks and a dress from being thrown out. Can she turn these worn out items into a handy profit?

The work of astronomer J Allen Hynek, best known as the notorious government UFO debunker who became one of the founding fathers of ufology

Experts examine the possibility that life began on Mars and travelled to Earth, and assess the plans aliens may have in store for the human race if they really do exist