Really TV Guide — Monday, 31 August 2026

Paper conservator Angelina Bakalarou meets Claude who brings in a tattered and torn velvet poster of a black panther bought from a street vendor back in 1987. Having once symbolised strength and resilience, Claude hopes Anglina can bring back the inspiration it once gave him. Quentin and stepson Tim are hoping metal marvel Brenton West can work his magic on their bee garden ornament that was gifted to Quentin by his grandson Miles when he was a young boy. Having been diagnosed with an aggressive form of bone cancer, Miles passed away a few months ago and Quentin wants to bring the bee back to its best in tribute to his grandson. New to the barn camera expert Pierro Pozella is brought a camera by Harry that once belonged to his grandfather who was a graphic designer at ATV in Elstree Studios in the 1970s and '80s. Harry is keen to continue the legacy of his creative Grandpa George. Dean Westmoreland is tasked with restoring Nasrullah's historic wooden sandals that originally belonged to his great great great grandfather who wore them in the 1800s. The shoes being an important part of Nasrullah's heritage, Dean does some research to make sure his restoration is in keeping with such a precious item

Angus Ashworth helps an army veteran shift a mountain of Lego to raise money for his daughter, and a trip to London unearths exquisite Victorian jewellery

Margie Cooper takes on Tim Medhurst in a trip to Blackpool and beyond, as they hit the road in an electric-powered 1970 crew cab fire engine

Newlyweds James and Victoria bring expert Tim Gunn a rusty children's bike in hopes he can repair it for their nieces to ride. As James' chosen form of transportation when visiting Victoria as a child the couple had the bicycle on display at their wedding reception. 'Bear ladies' Julie and Amanda are put to the test when Verity brings in a soft toy called Monkey that kept her company during many operations and hospital visits as a child due to her hydrocephalus. A lifetime of cuddles has worn Monkey down but the love Verity has for him will never waver. Kirsten Ramsey receives the final assignment from Kate in the form of an oriental lamp depicting a Chinese scene in blue and white. As a child Kate accidentally smashed the lamp while practicing her skipping skills in the house, despite her parents best efforts at glueing it back together it has never been the same. Now Kate brings the lamp into the repair shop with hopes of it returning to its former glory in memory of her parents

A retired couple asks Angus to sell their toy collection. Will they make enough funds to fulfil their dream of seeing the Northern Lights?

Laurence's home has a history of harrowing hauntings. When the home reveals its Quaker past, a spirit comes forward with a murderous story to tell