Really TV Guide — Saturday, 18 July 2026

A dark entity is destroying Silvana's life, making her feel like a prisoner at home. The team races against time to free Silvana from its clutches

Landlords Malcolm and Julie have had their pub plagued by poltergeists for over a decade and need help. When Jayne discovers the sinister secrets of the pub, paranormal investigators Sandy Lakdar, Barri Ghai and Chris Fleming descend into the dark bowels of the building and soon realise all is not what it seems

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Cabinet-maker Alex resurrects a once-stunning 300-year-old chest that's only fit for firewood. Plus, taxidermist Chris is challenged to resuscitate a Victorian heron

Upholsterer Craig is tested to his limit by an Edwardian sofa ruined by an amateur repair job. Plus, lighting restorer Jolene tackles an original Second World War bomber lamp

Alistair Appleton helps a couple find their dream home in Florida on a budget of £500,000

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Drew Pritchard examines furniture in a Black Country factory. Next, in Derby, a new contact pays off when he finds the crankshaft from a Battle of Britain fighter plane

In Lancashire, Drew Pritchard visits a sprawling salvage yard that yields many unique items. Next, at an auction house, he faces off against other dealers in a bidding war

Angus unearths some ancient Greek and Roman artefacts in Derbyshire. In Kent, Angus is attracted to a curiously well-travelled wardrobe

Angus unearths a treasure trove of toys in Manchester. Plus, three generations of heirlooms go under the gavel, but is their owner ready to sell?

Art conservator Lucia Scalisi faces the task of restoring a rare 17th-century painting of Queen Henrietta Maria, the wife of Charles I, while mechanics maestro Steve Fletcher has a fab fix when he is given a toy Yellow Submarine belonging to Hannah Clive, whose actor father John Clive provided the voice of John Lennon in the Beatles animation of the same name. Also, a woman brings in a vintage sewing machine that bonds her to the seamstress grandmother she never met, and Matt Nickels works on a splintered stained-glass window

Ceramics restorer Kirsten Ramsay's skills are pushed to their limit as she works on a four-foot stone birdbath which has a huge crack, threatening to break it in two. Bookbinder Christopher Shaw restores a tatty logbook that belonged to a sailor who survived the Titanic disaster, while David Burville tries to repair a battered and out-of-tune harmonium. Finally, Julie Tatchell and Amanda Middleditch gives some much-needed TLC to a well-travelled teddy bear from the 1950s

Metal man Dominic Chinea and upholstery expert Sonnaz Nooranvary team up to restore a chrome and vinyl barber's chair from the 1960s, while luthier Julyan Wallis has his skills tested when he is presented with a tar - a stringed Iranian instrument and precursor to the modern guitar. Vintage arcade machine expert takes on the next assignment - a German roulette machine which stopped spinning many years ago, and Will Kirk does what he can to help a worn-out carousel horse

Dolls Amy and David are the treasured possessions of 36-year-old Special Olympics gold medallist Jess Hiles, first given to her when she was five. Now, with missing limbs and tired bodies they need rejuvenating, so Amanda Middleditch, Julie Tatchell and Dominic Chinea are tasked to see what they can do. A beaten-up 1950s drum kit with magical memories, a painted German toy box, and the oldest ever item to enter the barn also receive some much-needed attention. Presented by Jay Blades

Kirsten Ramsay and Will Kirk join forces to restore a miniature replica house that was once part of a model village in the owner's home town of Cleethorpes. Electronics guru Mark Stuckey works on a Bakelite radio that has been mute for more than 50 years, Dominic Chinea has his work cut out with a hefty cast-iron fairground game and paper conservator Louise Drover is delighted to be given a beautiful Indian painting, which represents an important piece of the owner's family's heritage

Furniture restorer Sonnaz Nooranvary is given the opportunity to work on an iconic piece of 1960s Danish design known as an 'egg chair', and mechanics expert Steve Fletcher is fascinated by the arrival of a Victorian electrostatic generator, made by the owner's great-grandfather but sadly no longer working. Master hatter Jayesh Vaghela restores a hat worn by a sailor who served in the Second World War, while Tim Gunn and Dom Chinea team up to work on an extraordinary bicycle