Really TV Guide — Tuesday, 21 July 2026

Izzie Balmer and Phil Serrell go on the hunt for more elusive antique treasures. A gamble on some brown furniture may prove profitable at the Hertfordshire auction

Angus helps a lady part with her late husband's cherished medals. And a well-travelled woman sells her quirky items to fund a trip of a lifetime

Experts Anita Manning and David Harper embark on the last leg of their journey, travelling from Ayrshire to the Isle of Bute, Glasgow, Renfrewshire and ending at an auction in Paisley. They both take risks in a bid to win the week, but it remains to be seen who will come out on top

Retired heptathlon star Jessica Ennis-Hill sets out to discover the truth behind a family mystery concerning her great-great-grandmother. When his father, Jess's great-grandfather was a child his mother Emily Maud, known as Maud, walked out. The family never talked about Maud, and Jess's grandfather has no idea what became of her. Jess wants to investigate what could have happened to make her two-time great-grandmother abandon her children and effectively be written out of the family's history. She also examines her Jamaican four-time great-grandfather's journey from enslavement to land ownership

Comedian and actress Emily Atack already knows she has showbusiness in her blood - her mother is singer and impressionist Kate Robbins, and Paul McCartney is her grandmother's cousin. Now she wants to learn more about her entertainment roots. Along the way she visits Liverpool to hear more about the McCartneys, and is also told tales of theatrical whistlers, Welsh footballers and Yorkshire miners. Anecdotes regarding struggles with mental health still resonate 130 years later. Narrated by Phil Davis

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