Really TV Guide — Friday, 5 June 2026

The team visits Frankie and Joey Essex, who have been tormented since childhood by ghostly spirits in the family home

The team undergoes one of the most terrifying investigation yet when visiting Toyah Willcox, who has experienced strange activity in her home ever since she moved in

Buying goods from the comfort of home

Drew Pritchard visits a dealer specialising in house clearances, and in Sheffield spots industrial furniture at a 19th-century factory. Later, he finds old punk collectable

At an antiques centre in Gloucestershire, Drew Pritchard finds a valuable item overlooked by the rest of the trade. Later, he digs out lost treasures on a Kent country estate

Alistair Appleton helps Celia and Nick find their dream property in Dorset. Because the region is one of the most expensive in the world, their budget is a hefty £5million

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City-dwelling families, couples and individuals set out to find their ideal rural retreats with the help of a property expert

Drew Pritchard visits a Devon mansion and takes home the worst chair he has ever bought and, at a lace factory in Scotland, literally goes home with the kitchen sink

Drew Pritchard is blown away by an 18th-century mansion on the edge of the Yorkshire Moors, and goes deep below ground at a Liverpool cathedral to unearth religious artefacts

Drew Pritchard visits Leominster, Herefordshire, where he takes in a very special private garden, and tours one of the country's last remaining brass foundries

Angus unearths a collection of quirky scientific instruments. Plus, a father sells family keepsakes to fund his daughter's university studies

Angus discovers fairground items and a 1920s Ford Model T. Then, he helps a man clear the once-treasured possessions of his late parents

The artisans restore a vintage toy car that has reached the end of the road, a legal eagle's briefcase and a scrapbook charting the career of an amateur 1930s footballer

Catherine Southon and Paul Laidlaw embark on the penultimate leg of their challenge, starting out in Callander, shopping across central Scotland and heading for auction in Kinbuck

Auctioneers Catherine Southon and Paul Laidlaw embark on the last leg of their road trip, planning on shopping in Perthshire and Angus. As things stand it is two auctions each, so both need to win the final decisive battle in Aberdeen

Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell follow the stories of two more people. Rachel Burch grew up in a white family and stood out in the small, West Sussex village where they lived, and is searching for her Jamaica-born birth father. Sue Davis is on the hunt for the half-brother her mother gave up for adoption after his American serviceman father went home and off the radar following Second World War