Bargain Hunt Series 34: Episode Guide & Ratings

The Malvern Hills are alive with the sound of haggling as battle commences between a chatterbox red team and a pair of ex-banker blues. Experts Philip Serrell and Thomas Plant are given the job of guiding them through the possible pitfalls, whilst Tim Wonnacott makes a pit stop at Nuffield Place to test drive some classic cars.

Tim Wonnacott and the Bargain Hunt team head to the Lincolnshire showground, where experts David Harper and Kate Bliss assist the red and blue teams to find items to take to auction in the hope of earning a profit. Tim also visits Lotherton Hall in West Yorkshire.

The red and blue teams travel across the Menai Strait to Anglesey. Experts Chris Gower and David Harper try to find those elusive bargains, whilst Tim Wonnacott takes a peek at Waddesdon Manor, a nineteenth century house of treasures in Buckinghamshire.

The teams comb antiques shops in the Surrey market town of Dorking. Experts Charlie Ross and Catherine Southon help the red and blue teams find items that could make a profit at auction. Presenter Tim Wonnacott takes a visit to Petworth House to explore its picture gallery.

Tim Wonnacott and the Bargain Hunt team head to the Lincolnshire showground, where experts David Harper and Kate Bliss assist the red and blue teams to find items to take to auction in the hope of earning a profit. Tim also visits Lotherton Hall in west Yorkshire.

Bargain Hunt visits the antiques shops of Leominster in Herefordshire for another money-making challenge. The red team are supported by expert Claire Rawle, while the blue team have the help of Paul Laidlaw. Presenter Tim Wonnacott visits Chastleton House, a little-known Jacobean manor house nestling within the beautiful Cotswolds.

Alexandra Palace - the birthplace of British television - plays host to the search for profit-making trinkets. Both teams leave their experts open-mouthed as they take control of their own hunts, but will they come unstuck at the auction? Tim Wonnacott visits a Hampstead house to sniff out some homely collectables.

The Bargain Hunt scene is set in glorious Yorkshire today with a hunt for bargains at Wetherby Racecourse. Antiques experts Thomas Plant and Anita Manning are put to the test with two formidable teams of mothers and daughters, and presenter Tim Wonnacott travels to Kiplin Hall, a Jacobean manor in North Yorkshire.

The teams trot their red and blue colours around the Epsom Racecourse Antiques and Collectables Fair, with the help of thoroughbred antiques experts Charlie Ross and Catherine Southon. Presenter Tim Wonnacott visits Petworth House to look at the extensive collection of sculptures.

Newark Antiques and Collectors Fair plays host to Tim Wonnacott and the Bargain Hunt team as the red and blue teams scour the grounds in an attempt to find items that make money at auction. David Barby and Anita Manning are on hand to provide expert advice, and Tim visits Bowhill House in Scotland.

A mother and a father take their respective daughters delving for deals in London's glorious Alexandra Palace. Jonathan Pratt and Mark Stacey offer their expertise, while Tim Wonnacott takes a look at some fascinating receptacles at Chastelton House in Oxfordshire.

The teams have the run of all the antique shops of Leominster in Herefordshire. Two computer boffins in red battle it out with two horse-riding ladies in blue; they are skilfully guided, and at times led astray, by experts Phil Serrell and Thomas Plant. Presenter Tim Wonnacott takes time out to visit Chastleton House, a Jacobean country house situated in Oxfordshire.

Tim Wonnacott and the Bargain Hunt team cross the Menai Strait today to go foraging for bargains with the reds, the blues and experts Chris Gower and David Harper. At the auction one item gets a surprising result and amazes everyone.

Tim Wonnacott and the Bargain Hunt crew travel to London's Alexandra Palace where the red and blue teams are presented with the task of finding suitable items to take to auction. Anita Manning and Charles Hanson provide knowledgeable expertise to the respective teams. Tim also finds time to visit Fenton House to see some of the highly prized objects on display.

The lovely town of Leominster in Herefordshire is the location for today's bargain hunting. Experts Paul Laidlaw and Claire Rawle take on the Bargain Hunt challenge, along with the eager red and blue teams. Presenter Tim Wonnacott visits Down House in Kent, the home of explorer Charles Darwin.

Today Bargain Hunt heads to Wetherby Racecourse Antiques Fair as the red and blue teams battle it out to find interesting and unusual items to take to auction. Tim Wonnacott presides and expertise is provided by Thomas Plant and Anita Manning. Whilst in Yorkshire Tim takes a visit a bit further north to Kiplin Hall.

We're London-bound as we go bargain hunting up west London's bustling Portobello Road. Jonathan Pratt and Henry Meadows lead the teams. Can London's market prove lucrative for them? Tim Wonnacott takes a trip to a Hampstead homestead packed with treasures.

Our teams are off to Norwich today to seek out bargains to take to auction in the hope of making the biggest profit, or even securing the Order of the Golden gavel. A team of students take on a pair of in-laws. Jonathan Pratt and Catherine Southon offer their expertise, and Tim Wonnacott visits the delicious Ham House on the River Thames.

Bargain Hunt is set against the beautiful backdrop of the lovely Malvern Hills. Getting stuck in at the Malvern Showground, expert Phil Serrell sneaks off with the reds for a welcome mug of hot chocolate whilst, much to the amusement of his girls in blue, Thomas Plant tries his hand at stilt walking. It's left to presenter Tim Wonnacott to show him how it's really done! A visit to Nuffield Place, home of Morris Motor Cars founder William Morris, completes the fun.

Kate Bliss and David Harper guide their teams around the Lincoln Showground in search of bargains to take to auction, but will either team win the elusive and sought after Bargain Hunt Golden Gavel? Tim Wonnacott presides over the mayhem.

The red and blue teams don their colours to gallop around the stalls of Wetherby racecourse. The antiques experts trying to keep the peace between two sets of in-laws are Thomas Plant and Anita Manning. Presenter Tim Wonnacott travels to Kiplin Hall, a fine Jacobean manor house in North Yorkshire.

Tim Wonnacott and the team are on a Bargain Hunt rally at the gorgeous Ally Pally. Alexandra Palace is packed with antiques, but can Jonathan Pratt and Mark Stacey find three profit-winners for their teams in only an hour?

Tim Wonnacott and the team are in North Wales as a mother and daughter go head to head with a vicar and his wife. Will family ties win out over divine inspiration? Experts Chris Gower and David Harper are about to find out.

It is survival of the fittest on Bargain Hunt as the teams hotfoot it around the antiques shops of Leominster in Herefordshire. With the help of antiques experts Claire Rawle and Paul Laidlaw, the reds take the military approach whilst the blues discover their wide-boy side. Presenter Tim Wonnacott takes time out to explore the home and possessions of naturalist Charles Darwin.

The red and blue teams scour the antiques shops of Dorking in the hope of discovering well-priced and unusual items to sell at auction. Tim Wonnacott presents, while expert advice is provided by Charlie Ross and Catherine Southon. Tim finds an unusual pen-and-ink watercolour that might be rather special.

The Bargain Hunt teams visit the antique shops of Leominster in their search for a good deal. The blue team experience some real bazaar bargaining, whilst the red team hope magic will help them conjure up some profits at the auction. Philip Serrell and Thomas Plant are the experts of the day, and Tim Wonnacott journeys into the life of William Morris - the man who brought motoring to the masses.

Tim Wonnacott oversees the action at Lincolnshire Showground as the red and blue teams battle it out to uncover a few bargains amongst the many stalls. The teams are assisted by experts David Harper and Kate Bliss, but will the purchases result in profit or loss at auction? Tim also takes a trip to explore little-known Lotherton Hall in West Yorkshire.

Wetherby Racecourse Antiques Fair is the location for two bargain-hunting teams. A married couple and a pair of mates scour the fair for bargains in the hope of making profit at auction and winning the much-sought-after Golden Gavel. Tim Wonnacott presides over the proceedings, and expertise comes in the form of Anita Manning and Thomas Plant. Tim also visits Kiplin Hall in north Yorkshire.

The teams head to Epsom Racecourse Antiques and Collectables Fair in the hope of finding unusual items to take to auction. Tim Wonnacott presides as the red and blue teams battle it out, whilst receiving expert advice from Charlie Ross and Catherine Southon. Tim also visits Petworth House to uncover the fascinating story behind a painting.

There is magic in the air today when our bargain hunters travel to the Isle of Anglesey. Trying to conjure up some bargains for the red team we have expert Chris Gower, whilst David Harper has a few tricks up his sleeve for the blues. Tim Wonnacott travels to Buckinghamshire to visit Waddesdon Manor.

The bargain hunters trawl the antique shops of Leominster, Herefordshire for affordable items to take to auction. Experts Claire Rawle and Paul Laidlaw give the blue and red teams a helping hand in their quest. Presenter Tim Wonnacott visits the former home of English naturalist Charles Darwin and discovers how the Darwin and Wedgwood families are forever entwined.

Tim Wonnacott takes us to the world famous Portobello Road today. Jonathan Pratt and Henry Meadows are on hand to lead the reds and blues respectively on a busy day in London W11. Will our teams beat the bustle and bag the bargains?