Bargain Hunt Series 28: Episode Guide & Ratings

It is a sister act for Phillip Serrell, while Anita Manning hangs out with boys in blue. In the former home of architect Sir John Soane in London, Tim Wonnacott discovers what to do if you have got too many paintings and nowhere to put them.

Experts Mark Stacey and Jonathon Pratt lead two young teams into a Bargain Hunting battle in the grounds of Kedleston Hall. Tim Wonnacott reveals one of the many treasures at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge.

Bargain Hunt travels to Stamford in Lincolnshire, where Catherine Southon gets in a pickle trying to get her team to buy something. Nick Hall's team breeze through their shop and buy a pickle 'dish'. Tim Wonnacott explores a musical gem at Arley Hall in Cheshire.

The Girl Guides take on the WI at the Shepton Mallet antiques fair. Experts Philip Serrell and Anita Manning do their best to steer the teams towards a profit. Tim Wonnacott discovers a house full of treasures at Lincoln's Inn Fields in London.

There is a bidding frenzy at the auction in Stamford, Lincolnshire, and nobody is more surprised than the contestants. Experts Catherine Southon and Nick Hall enjoy the drama, while equestrian paintings catch Tim Wonnacott's eye at Arley Hall in Cheshire.

At Kedleston Hall, the contestants, accompanied by experts Mark Stacey and Jonathan Pratt, negotiate to get the best bargains. It is a hard fought battle of wills, but all is revealed at auction. Tim Wonnacott is spoiled for choice at the Fitzwilliam Museum.

Anglesey is host to the reds and the blues today. Experts Mark Stacey and Jeremy Lamond come under pressure from their teams to come up with the goods. Tim Wonnacott experiences the ultimate in interior decorating at Hanbury Hall.

A mother-and-son team take on a mother-and-daughter but which team will end up with a family fortune? On a visit to Cambridge's Fitzwilliam Museum, Tim Wonnacott uncovers a Dutch masterpiece.

Experts Philip Serrell and Anita Manning lead the teams on a hunt for the perfect bargain in Shepton Mallet. Tim Wonnacott finds the model of architectural inspiration at the John Soane Museum.

Experts Mark Stacey and Jeremy Lamond lead their teams at the Mona Showground on Anglesey. It is a hard fought contest but all is revealed at the auction. Tim Wonnacott takes a shine to some family silver at Hanbury Hall.

Two couples go head-to-head as experts Paul Laidlaw and Jonathan Pratt lead teams hailing from the US and Essex around the Norfolk Antiques Fair. As time runs out, it is the ladies who reveal themselves to be the decision-makers. Tim Wonnacott hops over the border to Wisbech in Cambridgeshire to the home of a young Quaker businessman who set up the town's first official bank.

Experts Nick Hall and Catherine Southon take two teams of skydivers to the edge as they leap to the challenge of finding a bargain in Stamford, Lincolnshire. Tim Wonnacott takes a stroll around the gardens of Arley Hall.

It's all fun and games at the Mona Showground on Anglesey when an engaged couple take on a pair of divorcees, with experts Mark Stacey and Jeremy Lamond. Tim Wonnacott discovers good ways to blow millions of pounds at Hanbury Hall in Worcestershire.

Bargain Hunt comes from Lincoln, where two married couples go head-to-head, and sometimes hand-in-hand. But will there be too much marital stress over at the auction? Tim Wonnacott chats to Lord Snowdon about his family's wonderful Victorian home.

At Shepton Mallet the red and blue teams go all-out for some unusual bargains. Will their quirky taste prove to be a winner at the auction? Tim Wonnacott explores the delights of design at the John Soane Museum.

At Norfolk antiques fair, Paul Laidlaw's red team do some tough talking whilst bargaining for a bed. Jonathan Pratt's team gets snowed in so they can't make the auction. Tim Wonnacott explores the Quaker heritage of Peckover house in Wisbech.

The teams think big at Anglesey Antiques Fair, testing their experts Jeremy Lamond and Mark Stacey in the process. Tim Wonnacott discovers a very special porcelain collection at Hanbury Hall.

It's ladies' day on Bargain Hunt. Experts Mark Stacey and Jonathan Pratt navigate all-girl teams around the fair at Kedleston Hall. Tim Wonnacott visits a feathered friend at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge.

The teams head to Hemswell antiques centre on their quest to find a bargain. James Braxton's red team have their eye on some cute and cuddly items, whilst Thomas Plant and the blue team turn up something bizarre. Tim Wonnacott visits Hampshire's Hinton Ampner to discover one man's obsession with the Georgian style.

Two teams of sisters go head to head at Norfolk fair, Paul Laidlaw and Jonathan Pratt are on hand to offer their expertise. After a slow start both teams get two in the bag, but struggle to hunt out the elusive third bargain. Tim Wonnacott heads to Wisbech in Cambridgeshire and explores a walled wilderness, the pride and joy of one family for 150 years.

Two teams of mums and daughters battle it out in Lincoln, and one of them manages to find one of Bargain Hunt's most profitable antiques! Tim Wonnacott takes a trip to London and visits a cartoonist's colourful home.

Tim Wonnacott heads to the capital for this episode of Bargain Hunt, where experts Charles Hanson and Anita Manning lead the teams through a fine antiques emporium in Marylebone. The red team brings their dog along to help get their paws on the bargains, but will the blue team outperform them at the auction? Tim heads to the lavish home of the Dashwood family - West Wycombe Park.

The teams are feeling the pressure in Lincoln. James Lewis has to give the blue team a massage while David Harper's red team buys the oddest things. Meanwhile Tim Wonnacott casts an eye over a Victorian spy camera.

In this programme the teams travel to Lincolnshire on the hunt for bargain antiques. Expert James Braxton manages to keep his cool with his red team while Thomas Plant and the blues are hot on the trail of something special. Tim Wonnacott visits Hinton Ampner in Hampshire, where he discovers a treasure-trove of Egyptian objects.

There are dramatic goings-on in Lincoln as two teams act up a storm with experts David Harper and James Lewis. Tim Wonnacott discovers some delightful illustrations.

The teams go head-to-head at Norfolk antiques fair. Guided by expert Paul Laidlaw the reds opt for a bit of nostalgia, whilst the blues run Jonathan Pratt ragged. Tim Wonnacott finds something curious at Peckover house in Wisbech.

One of the antiques meets an undignified end at auction, but it doesn't stop the show which comes from Stamford in Lincolnshire with experts Catherine Southon and Nick Hall. Tim Wonnacott admires a medieval barn in Cheshire.

The teams go hunting for bargains at one of London's premier antiques hotspots. Charles Hanson teams up with a pair from the capital, and Anita Manning takes on a team from Australia. The local ladies think retro is the way forward, while the team from Oz keep a tight hold of their purse strings! Tim Wonnacott explores the stunning interiors at West Wycombe Park.

The hunt for a bargain takes the teams to a huge antiques centre in Lincolnshire. The reds, with James Braxton, set their sights on a dashing fellow, while Thomas Plant has to keep the peace with his blues. Tim Wonnacott visits Hinton Ampner and discovers that, thanks to its last owner, Lord Ralph Dutton, it is home to some exquisite antiques.

Two teams of young professionals with a love of the 1960s have to haggle hard to bag a bargain at a glittering London antiques centre, before heading off to auction in Chelsea. Experts Anita Manning and Charles Hanson try their best to guide them, while presenter Tim Wonnacott finds a little bit of Italy in Buckinghamshire.

Tim Wonnacott and the teams visit one of the biggest indoor antiques centres in the country, as they shop for bargains in London. Experts Anita Manning and Charles Hanson are on hand to help.

The programme travels to Hemswell Antiques Centre in Lincolnshire as James Braxton and Thomas Plant lead the teams on their search for a bargain. The reds get a taste for the oriental style, but the blues just cannot make up their minds. Tim Wonnacott visits Hinton Ampner in Hampshire, where a tragic fire turned into an unexpected opportunity.