Sky History TV Guide — Monday, 8 June 2026

The host explores a fully functioning car that hovers in midair, clothing made out of calcium and a robot dog that breathes fire while reflecting on how some brilliant innovations are also the most bizarre

The former Ghostbuster turns his attention to some of the most peculiar contests humans have devised. From the surprisingly intense world of toe wrestling to the arguably subjective realm of ugly pet competitions, Aykroyd acts guides his way through a somewhat bizarre landscape of people and pasttimes

Things get scary, when a seller comes in with a letter from horror writer Stephen King. Chum gets a sweet lesson when he checks out signed Steve Aoki merchandise. Corey pays lip service to a Harrison family tradition when a James Bond poster comes in

A customer presents a signature worthy of presidential praise. Later, a magician has a car once owned by Siegfried and Roy

The buyers lock horns at the nation's biggest shipping container auction as the Berniers vie against the Taylors in San Pedro, where they bid on shipping containers worth a fortune

Newcomers Scott and Chrissy push their way onto Brandon and Lori's turf forcing the couple to burn cash like never before. Then, a set of wrapped pallets heats up the contest

Brandon and Lori buy storage units at an auction in Redondo Beach, where a safe sparks plenty of interest

Seth makes a costly mistake that threatens to land the business in financial disaster. While he tries to correct it, Ashley spills the beans to Les

Les works at breakneck pace to customise a $20,000 ring, but Seth is furious when Ashley unjustifiably derails the sale

A customer is furious when Seth rumbles him for trying to flog fake goods. Later, panic grips the staff as a farmer lets an animal loose in the shop

Les is furious when he learns that dealers are poaching his customers, and things get worse when he tells a client that a diamond watch is fake

Ashley splashes out on a worthless roulette table, which sparks one of the biggest fights the Gold family has ever witnessed

Ashley returns to put Seth in his place. Meanwhile, a customer who has been robbed looks to sell her last remaining possession

A burglar is caught in the car park - and when she is taken inside the Golds get a big surprise

The shop travels back in time when a map from the late 1800s comes in. Meanwhile, Corey spots a killer Mustang for sale.

The Lord of Lancaster asserts his reign by levying tariffs on the 'little people'. Lisa and Kerri stitch together some antique accoutrements. Dusty and Lupe spot some gold in an immense locker, while Kenny finally finds himself some decent profit

Buyers discover surprises in Garden Grove. Ivy explores office equipment uses and Dusty stirs things up while learning what makes someone a jerk

From the sports arena to circus and screen, the collector explores the big budget items that stole the show for some of the greatest performers of all time

The actor steps inside secret spaces where history was shaped, from Churchill's bunker to hidden bases built to protect power in times of conflict

Part two of two. Miraculously preserved bones, skulls, and weapons found by chance in Tollense Valley, Northern Germany. The amateur archaeologist uncovered items that have been dated to the same historical period - 1,300 BC, during the Bronze Age

Alice Roberts finds out about discoveries that shed light on the Tudor Age, visiting excavations at Shakespeare's first theatre in London's Shoreditch and at his last home in Stratford-upon-Avon, where clues reveal his economical use of money. In Wales, she meets a team of archaeologists learning about the realities of Henry VIII's dissolution of the monasteries, while the history of a forgotten royal palace is uncovered on the banks of the Thames

Alice Roberts spends a year visiting archaeological digs around the country, finding out about discoveries that shed new light on British history. In a Roman-themed first edition, she examines the mystery surrounding the skeletons of 97 babies found beside the Thames, a newly discovered town in rural Devon and a cult figure buried for 1,700 years beneath a fort

Alice Roberts explores archaeological digs at sites dating back to the Viking age, offering an insight into how the seafaring warriors from Scandinavia lived across Britain. In the Outer Hebrides, she examines signs of the earliest Norse settlers, before inspecting a collection of silver and gold pieces discovered in York. There is also a look at some of the most treasured Viking finds, including 12th-century ivory chess figures the Lewis Chessmen