Really TV Guide — Friday, 26 June 2026

It's a race against time for the team to help prevent an evil force from taking over a spiritually open woman in her Hampshire home

Ross and Natasha's dream home becomes a nightmare as paranormal activity threatens their plans to start a family. The team steps in to help

Buying goods from the comfort of home

Drew Pritchard and Tee John seek out the very best antiques the Isle of Wight has to offer. Their first stop is the seaside town of Ventnor, a fashionable holiday resort in Victorian times

Drew Pritchard and Tee John visit a grade II listed mansion in Lincolnshire packed with items. Drew haggles for a superb 19th-century chair and a decorated chinoiserie mirror

A couple who are currently living in separate places because of work, are looking for a house in East Sussex where they can be together. Presented by Alistair Appleton

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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 prepares for a business launch at the high-end fashion and homeware retailer Liberty London, and sets up a first-class showroom on the fourth floor

Drew Pritchard visits a warehouse in York, finds a dreamy black beetle at a specialist garage in Cambridgeshire, and an antiques dealer in Suffolk has a delightful model castle

Drew Pritchard hunts for interesting items at Britain's largest private residence, and stumbles upon quirky head carvings and a tartan design in honour of Elvis Presley

Angus uncovers a rare coin collection and some vintage hair cutting gear. An old sea chest proves to be a treasure trove at auction

Angus helps a grieving daughter clear her late mum's huge collection of bells. Another job sees a room emptied for the first time in 50 years

Pioneering music producer Neal Fraser, also known as The Mad Professor, brings in the machine he used to create the 'dub' genre in the 1970s for the attention of electrical expert Mark Stuckey. Ceramics conservator Kirsten Ramsay meets John from Surrey, a retired police dog handler, who is hoping she can fix his almost life-size statue of a German shepherd dog named after his last canine partner Belka. Sidra from London brings in a laminated university medical diploma that was awarded to her father in 1977 with hopes paper conservator Louise Drover can bring it back to its prior pristine state. Lee brings in his very first pair of rugby boots bought for him by his father when he was around six-years-old with hopes they can be restored

Modern day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard travels the length and breadth of the UK in search of weird and wonderful objects

Modern day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard travels the length and breadth of the UK in search of weird and wonderful objects

Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell revisit three more memorable stories of people whose lives have been changed in ways they could never have expected, including Deborah Ozturk who was reunited in Australia with her birth mother Kate - who has a special thank you for her daughter's adoptive mum Betty. The programme also catches up with Mary Davies as she visits her sister Shirley in Ireland, and travels to Johannesburg, South Africa, with Vicki Haskell as she spends time with her mother Ann and brother Nick