Celebrity Antiques Road Trip

Denise van Outen, from Essex, faces off with Kent's own Kelly Brook. Keen golfer Denise has a chance to show off her skills as she learns the surprising history of minigolf in Margate. Green-fingered Kelly visits the maze at Leeds Castle to find out how bewildering bushes became a staple of English formal gardens.

Street dancers Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely take time off from their troupe, Diversity, to get behind the wheel of a classic car looking for antiques. Our pair discover an ancient Chinese leisure activity on a river in Cambridgeshire and get to play the fool (or jester) in Essex. This Road Trip doesn’t just feature antiques. Expect strumming, boating, juggling and, of course, dancing.

Actors and good chums David Bradley and Nigel Harman head out on the highways from Oxfordshire to Somerset, in search of antique goodies. Downton Abbey's dastardly valet Nigel takes a shine to a domestic appliance of yesteryear, despite the advice from his expert. And Game of Thrones' Lord Frey, David, finds something that resonates with one of the characters he's played.

Two of Britain’s funniest, Al Murray and Paul Chowdhry, are gags aplenty in their hunt for antiques. Helping them are experts James Braxton and Natasha Raskin-Sharp. A classic Rolls Royce and an Aston Martin take our two comics west of London. While Al picks up some antiques with a distinct military flavor Paul discovers he’s a ‘hustler’ when haggling for collectables and curios.

Pop star Ian 'H' Watkins and entertainer Claire Sweeney scour the Welsh Border for antiques. Friends turned rivals as they hunt for bargains with help from experts James Braxton and David Harper. While H and James gamble a vast sum of their cash on two large items Claire and David opt for toys and Victorian belt buckles.

Showbiz friends Peter Andre and Joe Pasquale sample the joys of the Kent seaside. Joe persuades expert Catherine Southon to buy a pommel horse emblazoned with the name of its former owner: HMP Broadmoor. While Paul Laidlaw impresses his celebrity sidekick Peter with a pressed poppy from the battlefields of WWI.

Radio presenters Janey Lee Grace and Tim Smith seek treasure amongst the Cotswolds and the Malverns, with guidance from auctioneer James Braxton and dealer David Harper. Janey's vintage Austin Healey takes her to uncover the story of cross-dressing music hall superstar Vesta Tilley. While sport fan Tim, in a sporty MG, gets to grips with the art of Shin Kicking and the 'Cotswold Olympicks!'

Rev. Richard Coles is in the driving seat with his co-pilot, actor Joe McFadden. Joining our celebrities on their romp across Scotland are experts David Harper and Phil Serrell, who offer guidance on a budgie, a barrel of whisky and some very large plates. Richard and David play football at one of Scotland's most famous clubs, while Joe and Phil end up going round in circles deep underground.

Actors John Partridge and Anita Harris pair up with experts Margie Cooper and Paul Laidlaw for a rip-roaring Road Trip around Lancashire and Yorkshire. John struggles with how best to invest his 400 pounds, but decides to go with his instinct when he spies something theatrical hanging from the roof of an antique shop. While Christmas comes early for Anita when she finds a 'surprise' in a cabinet.

Comedian Russell Kane and presenter AJ Odudu hit the road with antiquers Phil Serrell and Margie Cooper. AJ confesses her favorite period in history is the 1980s, much to the alarm of Phil. Margie's knowledge is put to the test as Russell wants to know all about Victorian and Edwardian collectables. Once the shopping is done, everyone is hoping for big profits at an auction in Staffordshire.

Anneka Rice's latest challenge is competing against Silent Witness actor Liz Carr in a competition to find the most profitable antique. Experts Phil Serrell and James Braxton are on hand for this unforgettable treasure hunt. On a detour from the shops, Liz learns how criminal investigations were brought into the modern age. And Phil takes Anneka off the antiques trail and to a local farm.

Sitcom buddies Sherrie Hewson and Tony Maudsley seek their antiques fortune in Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire. Providing guidance are dealer Roo Irvine and auctioneer Tim Medhurst. Music lover Tony has the chance to join a band of toy soldiers in Melton Mowbray. And food lover Sherrie visits a knowledgeable baker to learn about one of the country’s oldest biscuits -- Grantham Gingerbreads.

Stars of BBC Sunday teatime treat Countryfile, Charlotte Smith & Tom Heap seek treasures in Hampshire & Buckinghamshire, assisted by auctioneers James Braxton and Phil Serrell. Tom turns woodworker as he learns the ancient craft of ‘bodging’ deep in the Chiltern hills. Charlotte is off to see some ducks in Bucks, as she meets the famous Aylesbury duck.

Olympic swimmer Rebecca Adlington is joined by her friend, TV presenter Helen Skelton, with guidance provided by dealer Roo Irvine and auctioneer Tim Medhurst. As they scour the North West in a bright blue Frog Eyed Sprite and a classy Mark 2 Jag, they discover the salty secret of Cheshire cheese and hear the story of how, thanks to a Hawaiian Duke, swimming was changed forever.

Children’s TV presenters Sam Nixon and Mark Rhodes go head-to-head on the antiques trail in native Yorkshire, accompanied by experts Charles Hanson and Natasha Raskin-Sharp. The teams find footy, fruit dishes and a lot of fun among their purchases. Charles and Mark discover one of their items is not all it seems and Sam and Natasha find a clock with dual nationality.

Bananarama's Sara Dallin and Keren Woodward are on tour with Road Trippers Charles Hanson and David Harper in southeast England. Keren goes back in time to extol the dance routines of the Georgian period, and Charles proves he's no shy boy with his moves. Sara diverts from the antique shops with David to learn how Black Beauty inspired a Victorian horse sanctuary that's still operating today.

Showbiz pals Nadia Sawalha and Kaye Adams go antiquing with Tim Medhurst and Anita Manning in Scotland. Nadia picks up a menagerie of antique animals, including three monkeys and a reindeer. Kaye gambles a large chunk of her £400 on an art deco bracelet. Will Kaye’s prudent purchases secure the biggest profits or will Nadia’s tough bargaining skills see her triumph?

Actors Sue Johnston and Lisa Riley hit northwest England in a whirlwind of hilarity and haggling with expert antiquers Catherine Southon and David Harper. The celebrities are distracted from antique shopping to witness a police dog take down a man and visit a crypt beneath the streets of Liverpool. A mix of collectables attract our celebrities, but will they appeal to the bidders at auction?

Presenters and pals Rav Wilding and Martel Maxwell take a Road Trip through Cheshire, scouring the vintage shops for treasure. Martel and James Braxton buy a radioactive vase hoping for a nuclear reaction at auction, while Rav and Roo Irvine are mocked by their rivals for pinning their hopes on a rusty old British Rail fire bucket. Who will have played to their strengths at auction in Bolton?

Presenter Michelle Ackerley and astrologer Russell Grant pair up with experts Roo Irvine and Phil Serrell for an antiques trip through the Home Countines during the hottest days of summer. Russell is drawn to all things sparkly and modern. Is Roo fighting a losing battle to steer him towards antiques? Phil struggles to convince Michelle to buy classic pieces of furniture.