While Mark Stacey and Will Axon assess items brought along by Oxford's inhabitants, Paul Martin takes a trip to the nearby Cotswolds to meet a family of silversmiths. Show more
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Mark Stacey and Kate Bliss value the best local antiques and collectables of Swansea, while presenter Paul Martin is sketched by local artist Valerie Ganz. Show more
A collection of risqué magazines is among the items to be valued in Yeovil. And Paul Martin ventures onto the moors in search of Exmoor ponies. Show more
Charlie Ross and Elizabeth Talbot are in King's Lynn hunting for treasures to value, and presenter Paul Martin discovers that not all tulips are from Amsterdam. Show more
The cathedral city of Worcester plays host to the team. David Barby and James Lewis offer expert valuations and presenter Paul Martin learns how to make a cricket bat.
Series catching up with previous Wanted Down Under families. When last on the show, the Treanor family from Paisley were dreaming of a new life in New Zealand. What happened next? Show more
Paul Martin is in Leicester, where Charlie Ross and Adam Partridge demonstrate their antiques knowledge while Paul visits the site of the Battle of Bosworth. Show more
Paul Martin and experts David Barby and Jethro Marles visit Corby to value antiques and collectibles. Paul also goes to admire the art collection at Rockingham Castle. Show more
Paul Martin and the team visit Our Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh. Experts James Lewis and Adam Partridge look for hidden treasures and Paul visits Scottish Parliament. Show more
Presenter Paul Martin and experts Mark Stacey and James Lewis visit Northampton. Paul heads out to hear a fascinating tale from nearby Lamport Hall.
Antiques experts James Lewis and Thomas Plant dig out fascinating items in Banbury, including a Delft plate. Presenter Paul Martin uncovers the story behind Blenheim Palace. Show more
Experts David Palmer and Adam Partridge join presenter Paul Martin in Buckinghamshire. Paul tours Waddesdon Manor, the French-inspired home of the Rothschilds.
Grow It, Cook It, Eat It
Episode 3
30 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC One Wales HDLatest broadcast: on BBC Two Wales
Dudley Newbury sets out to change how his home town approaches food. Here, he encourages the locals to get involved in his carnival feast, but preparations do not go as planned. Show more
Paul Martin and the team have a day out on the south coast in sunny Brighton. The crowd enjoys expert valuations from Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey. Show more
This edition comes from Lancaster where Anita Manning and Phillip Serrell are scrutinising family treasures. Plus Paul Martin looks at the work of cabinet maker, Gillows. Show more
Anita Manning and Mark Stacey offer their expert valuations in Luton, while presenter Paul Martin steps back in time to learn more about the Enigma machine and Bletchley Park. Show more
Antique experts David Barby and Adam Partridge join Paul Martin in Bury St Edmunds. Paul takes a tour around the house of illustrious painter Thomas Gainsborough.
The team are in Basingstoke, where James is delighted to find an ancient artefact dating from 100BC, making it the oldest item the show has ever seen. Show more
Comedy drama set in 1960s Wales. Indian doctor Prem Sharma and his wife Kamini's dreams are dashed and they face the prospect of becoming outcasts once again. Show more
Comedy drama set in 1960s Wales. Excitement reigns over the Thomas brothers' plan. Sian decides to make a play for famer Ceri. Prem faces his darkest hour. Show more