Series 39

Tim Wonnacott heads to Builth Wells in mid Wales with two teams of engaged couples. The reds and blues are joined by experts Caroline Hawley and Colin Young. There is plenty of excitement at the auction in Shrewsbury.

The ups and downs of Epsom Downs racecourse is the focus of this episode of Bargain Hunt. As is customary, the teams have one hour to buy three items with £300, but who will be odds-on favourites? Helping them first past the post are experts David Harper and Natasha Raskin. Meanwhile, presenter Tim Wonnacott heads to Winchester, the home of the Royal Green Jackets Museum.

Tim Wonnacott and the Bargain Hunt team pitch up at Alexandra Palace to search for potential profit-making treasures. The red and blue teams are assisted by experts Kate Bliss and David Harper.

Tim Wonnacott and the Bargain Hunt team visit the Derby Roundhouse to shop at an antiques fair before heading off to auction in Lichfield. The red and blue teams are assisted by experts Jonathan Pratt and Nick Hall.

The riders and runners are ready for an action-packed day at the races! Bargain Hunt comes from Epsom Downs Racecourse. Tim Wonnacott leads two experts - David Harper lends a hand for the reds and Natasha Raskin helps out the blues. There is much excitement over at the auction and Tim shows us all how to make a quick buck!

There's lots of fun in this show from Builth Wells in the Welsh county of Powys. Things kick off with a singalong involving the two teams. Expert Colin Young has his hands full with a pair of midwives while Caroline Hawley's team uncover an uncanny coincidence. Presenter Tim Wonnacott explores Shrewsbury's Roman links and has a chance to see an amazing mirror.

Derby plays host to Bargain Hunt as the red and blue teams battle it out in the name of profit-making at auction. Tim Wonnacott presides over the action, and the teams are joined by experts Jonathan Pratt and Nick Hall.

Tim Wonnacott and his two teams of intrepid Bargain Hunters descend on the Alexandra Palace antiques fair. The reds and the blues are joined by experts Kate Bliss and David Harper. There's a surprise result for one of the teams at the auction, and Tim shares some top tips for gift ideas.

Our two teams of Bargain Hunters are scouring the antique shops in the market town of Dorking in Surrey. Novelty items seem to be the order of the day. Tim Wonnacott is joined by experts David Harper and Natasha Raskin.

This episode comes from Builth Wells in the Welsh county of Powys. Two teams of friends do battle to take the winners' crown, helped by experts Caroline Hawley and Colin Young, and there's plenty of excitement at the auction in Shrewsbury.

This episode comes from Derby, in the picturesque Peak District. The red team get lost in music and the blue team revisit their childhoods. On hand to help are experts Nick Hall and Jonathan Pratt. Tim Wonnacott finds himself a couple of 'hotties'.

This episode comes from the market town of Dorking. The teams, aided by experts David Harper and Natasha Raskin, have their work cut out. Tim Wonnacott shows off a quality garden find.

Tim Wonnacott presides over the bargain-hunting action at Alexandra Palace. Antiques expertise is provided by Kate Bliss and David Harper as the red and blue teams head into battle to see who can make a profit at auction.

Tim Wonnacott and the team pay a visit to Kingston upon Thames. Two teams of antiques enthusiasts go head to head to see which of them will make the biggest profit at auction. Giving the teams a little helping hand are experts Kate Bliss and David Harper. Lindsay Vintiner takes to the auction rostrum in Bedford and Tim comes across a boys' toy with some fascinating history.

Today's Bargain Hunt comes from the ancient market town of Wetherby in Yorkshire. People have been shopping for bargains here for the past 800 years and today's teams are no exception. Wetherby Racecourse is the location, so join Tim Wonnacott and experts Anita Manning and Philip Serrell for more fun and games.

We're in Oswestry today for a very special Children in Need edition of Bargain Hunt. Tim Wonnacott and experts Christina Trevanion and Kate Bliss are joined by two teams representing organisations which have been helped by Children in Need. Pudsey's on hand to cheer the teams on.

Bargain Hunt comes from Lincoln as the red and blue teams go head to head in the search for three bargains to take to auction. Tim Wonnacott presides and expertise is provided by Charles Hanson and Paul Laidlaw. Tim also pays a visit to Belton House to see a collection of silverware once used in Downing Street, as well as handling a contemporary silver bowl loaned exclusively to the programme from the prime minister's London address.

Bargain Hunt comes from the market town of Oswestry in Shropshire. As one of the UK's oldest border settlements, Oswestry is no stranger to skirmishing factions. Today's opposing forces are wearing red and blue fleeces and there are fun and games aplenty with Tim Wonnacott and experts Christina Trevanion and Kate Bliss.

Tim Wonnacott and the team pay a visit to Wetherby racecourse. The reds and blues go head to head at the fair, but which of them will come out on top at the auction? The two experts leading them along the way are Philip Serrell and Anita Manning. Tim tracks down an unusual indigenous artefact with some fascinating history.

Tim Wonnacott presents from the grounds of Grimsthorpe Castle in Lincolnshire. For the first time the show features a team of profoundly deaf contestants using British Sign Language, who enlist a sign language interpreter along with their expert Anita Manning. Jonathan Pratt provides advice to the opposing team as they each attempt to find three interesting items which might make a profit at auction.

Tim Wonnacott is joined by two teams of family members, and experts Paul Laidlaw and Charles Hanson, to do battle at the Lincolnshire Showground. Tim makes a remarkable find at the fair and there are some unexpected profits at auction.

Bargain Hunt pulls visits Kingston upon Thames, where the red and blue teams shop in an antique centre for items to take to auction. Tim Wonnacott presents and antique expertise is provided by Kate Bliss and David Harper.

This episode is bordering on the ridiculous: it comes from the border town of Oswestry and it's ridiculously good fun! Joining presenter Tim Wonnacott are two young brothers who introduce us to their energetic hobby, bocking. And keeping up with the reds every step of the way are two ladies old enough to know better. They share with us their eccentric passions for high-speed motorcycling, frog breeding and knitted vegetables. And all this before the shopping even begins! Joining in the fun and games are antiques experts Kate Bliss and Christina Trevanion.

Two teams of bargain-hunting chums battle it out in Norfolk for either antiques supremacy or auction calamity. Hoping it's the former and not the latter are experts Paul Laidlaw and Catherine Southon, who are on hand to help separate the wheat from the chaff. Meanwhile, Tim Wonnacott makes a cuddly little friend.

This episode comes from Wetherby in Yorkshire, which has for centuries been an important stopping-off point for travellers on the road between London and Scotland. The teams won't have to travel far in search of bargains. The location is Wetherby Racecourse, so join Tim Wonnacott and experts Anita Manning and Philip Serrell for more bargain hunting.

Tim and the teams make themselves at home at the antiques fair in the grounds of Grimsthorpe Castle in Lincolnshire. Furnished with £300 and experts Jonathan Pratt and Anita Manning, our reds and blues have all the right ingredients for a fruitful hour of shopping. Tim Wonnacott shows us a restoration project at the nearby Crich Tramway Village.

Tim Wonnacott and the gang do battle around the Norfolk Showground. As always there are two experts - this time the teams are paired up with Paul Laidlaw and Catherine Southon. Tim comes across two interesting miniature finds at the fair. The auction is packed to the rafters, but will our teams be able to make a profit?

Tim Wonnacott and the Bargain Hunt team head to an antique fair in Lincoln, as the reds and blues attempt to find three well-priced items to take to auction. Expertise is provided by Charles Hanson and Paul Laidlaw, and Tim finds an unusual inlaid iron box.

Grimsthorpe Castle in Lincolnshire is the site of special antiques interest for two teams of bargain hunters charged with buying three items with £300 in 60 minutes. Experts Jonathan Pratt and Anita Manning are on hand, while Tim Wonnacott takes time out to show us an aesthetic timepiece.

Tim Wonnacott is joined by two top teams of antique enthusiasts at the Norfolk Showground. The teams are accompanied around the fair by experts Paul Laidlaw and Catherine Southon. Tim is bowled over by a spherical curio and the auction reveals some surprise results for one of the teams!

Bargain Hunt heads to an antique fair in the grounds of Grimsthorpe Castle in Lincolnshire. Tim Wonnacott presents and the teams are guided by experts Anita Manning and Jonathan Pratt in an attempt to find three interesting items which might make a profit at auction.

Norfolk is the antiques playground for two teams of parents and their progeny hoping to spot a bargain. They take up the challenge to buy three items in one hour with £300, guided by experts Paul Laidlaw and Catherine Southon. While at the fair, Tim Wonnacott finds something to shout about.