Sky History TV Guide

The women from Vegas meet Dave, who promptly takes their locker away, leaving them only scraps. Kenny uses Mary as a 'Dave shield' and the two find a decent unit of their own

The Vegas women try their own bidding style, Brandi and Jarrod try to phone it in and Kenny and his brother show everyone that family comes second

The guys are awestruck by one of the rarest items ever to come through their doors - an artwork believed to be by Renaissance master Raphael

A rare copy of Seven Years in Tibet signed by author Heinrich Harrer turns up at the shop, and Corey teams up with Chumlee to check out a Three Stooges promotional projector

A look at the German U-boats that nearly won the Second World War, the ancient canoes that crossed the Pacific, James Cameron's Deepsea Challenger, and the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier that faced down nuclear war

This edition takes viewers on a journey into the world of the Vikings, exploring the rich history behind their legendary treasures

Dan Jones heads to the south-east of England to explore the turbulent history of Dover Castle. He reveals that Henry II ordered its construction not only as a statement of royal power, but also out of guilt for the murder of Thomas Becket, the Archbishop of Canterbury, in 1170. Dan discovers how a vast network of tunnels was used to defend the castle, including underground barracks built during the Napoleonic Wars and a nuclear bunker created during the Cold War

Dan Jones explores the turbulent history of the Tower of London, which is one of Britain's most famous buildings and has been a military fortress, a palace, a royal mint, a prison, a zoo and a place of execution. He reveals how one king's obsession with money led to the Tower becoming the focus of the worst Jewish massacre the country had ever seen and explains how a mob of disgruntled peasants managed to break through its defences as they sought bloody revenge for taxes they could no longer put up with

Dan Jones explores the history of Warwick Castle, which started as a motte and bailey fort established by William the Conqueror in 1068 and was transformed into a stone fortress two centuries later by the Beauchamp family. He examines the role Guy Beauchamp played in the kidnapping and murder of one of Edward II's closest allies and descends into the castle's claustrophobic dungeon

Cash-and-drug seeking star Yarra rock n' rolls on a few customs finds, Biosecurity's Iko goes excited over an airport find, and Rotorua police team Luke and Skudder hit the trail after a disappearing speed demon

A crew of car lovers at a garage in the Rocky Mountains transforms abandoned heaps of rust into collectible classics. Mike and Avery recover a valuable abandoned Volkswagen, and threats from the authorities force Mike to make a surprising decision about the future of his Field of Dreams

Avery gambles on finishing a build from his past and the authorities crack down on his vehicle-filled property, while Mike finishes his '55 LaFrance Fire Truck

Mike Hall, owner of Rust Bros Restorations, helps to restore a 1971 Super Bee, struggles to sell some cars, and hunts for a new place to live

A collection of original 1960s NBC posters arrive at the shop, and the team is asked to appraise a 1966 Harley Davidson

The pawnbrokers examine a medal with links to Captain Cook, and a putter from the famed 1963 Frank Sinatra Invitational. Plus, Rick's stress levels hit a new high

Henry, Skid and Allen splash the fun fund on a forgotten Raleigh Grifter and race to revive it for one last big finish

Rene steals the units in Rancho Palos Verdes, California, Mary's locker reveals a sticky past and Justin demonstrates he can turn a small investment into a big return

Emily deals with an all-male day, while Justin seeks Ivy's guidance with his vintage Cadillac parts. Kenny speaks up during the auction - and quickly regrets it

Andy and Paul deploy the largest piece of equipment they have ever used to dig deeper into the mystery of the possible alien spacecraft buried in the lower meadow of Mt Wilson ranch, but their investigation is threatened by mysterious interference

The team runs a new test in the Mesa that produces loud and clear evidence of buried metallic objects. Meanwhile, a new aerial experiment yields solid clues about a giant force field in the middle of Skinwalker Ranch

Dan Jones heads to Gwynedd to explore the history of Caernarfon Castle, the building of which began in 1283 on the orders of Edward I. He demonstrates how the castle's vast stone walls and strategically designed towers repelled all enemies, even the Welsh national hero Owain Glyndwr, earning itself a truly forbidding reputation, but its military importance faded at the end of the 15th century when Henry Tudor - a Welshman - made his way on to the English throne

Perched high on a volcanic crag overlooking the River Forth, Stirling has long been one of the most strategically important castles in Britain. Guarding the gateway to the Highlands, its battle-scarred walls have witnessed savagery and chivalry, intrigue, alchemy, adultery and murder. With the aid of location filming, aerial shots and dramatic reconstructions, Dan Jones examines the history of this stronghold and relates the stories of some of the powerful characters who have owned it over the centuries

Dan Jones explores the history of Carrickfergus Castle in Co Antrim, one of the most ancient castles in Northern Ireland and a stronghold key to understanding the tempestuous relationship between Britain and Ireland. Dan travels to Rathlin island, where he reveals how hundreds of women and children were massacred in the name of Elizabeth I, and visits the tomb of former governor Arthur Chichester, who began a new colonisation strategy using scorched earth tactics and laid waste to much of the land surrounding the town

Dan Jones explores the turbulent history of six of Britain's most famous castles, his journey commencing with a visit to Edinburgh Castle. A popular tourist attraction to this day, Dan explores the history of this famous stronghold that began as an Iron Age battle base and remains a military facility to this day, and was the target of the world's first aerial bombing