Sky History +1 Thursday

Dave brings his mentor with him to Rancho Cucamonga, but has little to show for it. Brandi and Jarrod go all in on a hunch, while Kenny tries to downsize his strategy

The Vegas ladies discover that one of them has Texas flair. Kenny lucks out looking for 'lady stuff', while Mary gets the spring back in her step

Brian and Nick Wolfe explore a giant poultry barn that has been transformed into a private arcade, filled with vintage pinball machines and other classic coin-operated games

The Republic P-47 Thunderbolt, a Second World War-era fighter aircraft produced by the American company Republic Aviation from 1941 until 1945

Gus and Will find an Audi Quattro roadster than has seen better days – it’s full of problems, and hasn’t been serviced in years. Even so, they are intent on renovating it

After two challenging rounds of signature crafting, two bladesmiths are tasked with recreating a beautiful but deadly Indonesian sword, the kelewang

Justin sinks his money into a unit with an interesting pair, Dave pushes Mary to the breaking point, while Kenny finds the time to make a nice profit piece by piece

Mary's find cooks up some oversized accoutrements, while Kenny takes advantage of others' missteps to grab a unit

Brandi and Jarrod find their way back to the auction with the help of some pocket technology. Casey bails herself out despite being confined with an infectious German

Mary needs help managing a tiny parking lot in Van Nuys, California. Ivy goes on the prowl for a bike, while Dave scores a therapeutic locker

Brandi and Jarrod bring an old friend along to do some heavy lifting, and Shana and Edwina crack themselves up with some snappy accessories

Newlyweds Jake and Anika hunt elk in the bone-chilling cold, while Paul takes on an infestation of nuisance badgers

Gus has his eye on a Citroen XM that looks amazing - but it's in France. Will isn't sure, but the engineering challenges win him over

The stories of remarkable feats of military engineering, featuring how an American GI and his Harley motorbike became a legend

Remarkable feats of military engineering, focussing on the robot that defused bombs both on foreign battlefields and British streets, and an astonishing Gulf War minelayer

Archaeological finds across the east of Britain including divers searching the Thames for clues to a 17th-century tragedy and a metal detectorist making the discovery of a lifetime

The staff appraise an autographed card of President Abraham Lincoln, a golf driver shaft designed for President Bill Clinton and a personal cheque signed by President James Madison

A vest designed to hold the 14 harmonicas of blues legend John Popper comes into the store - as does the man himself

Mike heads to the Californian home of a sculptor, entrepreneur and horror icon, whose unique collection includes monsters, gargoyles and a custom rocket ship on the front lawn

The bladesmiths make canister damascus using nuts and bolts. Two smiths advance to the final round where they must recreate a pair of deadly Indian Bagh Nakh weapons

Blake struggles with a hand injury, while Mack grapples with superstitions and Captain Greg closely monitors lobster prices

Previous champions face-off in a brutal five-hour challenge, where they have to pick a box and build a signature blade using whatever method is inside

The history of The Chicago Outfit, also known as the Chicago Mafia or the South Side Gang, which rose to power in the 1920s under Johnny Torrio and Al Capone

A look at the Aryan Brotherhood, a neo-Nazi prison gang considered one of the deadliest in the United States. It was founded in 1964 and remains active

Giorgio Tsoukalos from Ancient Aliens investigates whether extra-terrestrial beings lie at the heart of some of Earth's most famous mysteries

Contemplating the motivations behind alien visits to Earth, such as the desire to experiment on the human body and mind

The staff appraise an autographed card of President Abraham Lincoln, a golf driver shaft designed for President Bill Clinton and a personal cheque signed by President James Madison

A vest designed to hold the 14 harmonicas of blues legend John Popper comes into the store - as does the man himself

Gus has his eye on a Citroen XM that looks amazing - but it's in France. Will isn't sure, but the engineering challenges win him over

Professor Alice Roberts delves into the life and death of Anne, Queen of England from 1702 to 1714, who shockingly endured 17 failed pregnancies

Blake struggles with a hand injury, while Mack grapples with superstitions and Captain Greg closely monitors lobster prices

Justin sinks his money into a unit with an interesting pair, Dave pushes Mary to the breaking point, while Kenny finds the time to make a nice profit piece by piece

Mary's find cooks up some oversized accoutrements, while Kenny takes advantage of others' missteps to grab a unit