Bargain Hunt - Season 62 (2022)

Eric Knowles is in Huntingdon, where experts Colin Young and Raj Bisram guide the red and blue teams as they try to buy three profitable items to take to the auction.

Natasha Raskin Sharp heads to Nottinghamshire with experts Ben Cooper and Izzie Balmer and the team. Natasha also gets to grips with some extraordinary Tudor tech.

Charlie Ross heads to Wrexham with experts Stephanie Connell and Thomas Forrester. Charlie goes behind the scenes at Wrexham's museum to find out what part lager and football have played in the town's history.

Caroline Hawley makes her presenting debut at Shrewsbury in Shropshire and learns about the women who took to the skies in Spitfires during WWII. Meanwhile, Mark Stacey's bonus buy bombs at auction.

Eric Knowles is in Ardingly with experts Kate Bliss and Gary Pe where the team who makes the most profits still ends up losing. Eric also learns the art of trug making.

Christina Trevanion and the Bargain Hunt team are in Oswestry in Shropshire. Christina takes time away to learn about the craft of wood carving.

Natasha Raskin Sharp has an agricultural mystery item to put before the residents of Exeter. Meanwhile, the auctioneer thinks the teams have paid too much for several items, but will she be right on the day of the auction?

Caroline Hawley meets a tin plate toy enthusiast. At the antiques fair, Mark Stacey's team finds a stall where everything is £1 and the Red Team buy a medical teaching aid.

Roo Irvine meets a tin man and a tin box collector on today's show from Southwell Racecourse. The teams are on the look-out for items from the Victorian period and items from Mainland Europe for the challenges.

Eric Knowles is in Hertfordshire with experts Colin Young and Raj Bisram on hand to, hopefully, guide their teams to profit. Meanwhile, Eric gets to grips with some very old and rare bicycles at Harlow Museum.

Natasha Raskin Sharp learns about a massive humanitarian mission undertaken by the RAF during WWII. Meanwhile, a lead glass water jug surpasses expectations at auction, but it's not enough to see anyone leaving with cash.

Charlie Ross heads to Bryn Y Grog Antiques Centre with experts Stephanie Connell and Thomas Forrester. Before the auction, Charlie hops across the English border and learns about the history of salt production in Cheshire.

Christina Trevanion and the teams are in Shropshire where a member of the Blue Team falls in love and just has to have one pricey item. Christina also learns about Victorian schooling before heading to auction.

Natasha Raskin Sharp is at an antiques fair in Hele, near Exeter. One item isn't what it seems and cannot be auctioned for legal reasons, but will it make much of a difference?

Presenter Eric Knowles is in West Sussex with experts Kate Bliss and Gary Pe. Before heading to auction in Portsmouth, Eric learns about the ancient craft of batik.

Roo Irvine presents the show from Southwell Racecourse with experts Izzie Balmer and Nick Hall on hand to guide today's teams. Roo takes time out to learn about wartime surgery.

Caroline Hawley is in Shrewsbury where each team must take three items to auction in Lichfield. Before the auction, Caroline has a go at making her own decorative tile at the Jackfield Tile Museum.

Natasha Raskin Sharp meets a former Bargain Hunt contestant who currently holds a world record collection of bagpipes. Meanwhile, one team leaves Charles Hanson's auction-room with a profit, but will it be the Reds or the Blues?

Eric Knowles learns about the golden age of ice-skating. Today's contestants head for Elizabeth Talbot's auction in Norfolk with their three items, but will anyone be leaving with cash?

Natasha Raskin Sharp learns about the overlooked fossilist Mary Anning. At Mary Chilcott's auction, Danny Sebastian's Bonus Buy goes unsold, but it doesn't stop his team from leaving with cash.

Christina Trevanion meets a bottle collector and both teams make a loss at auction with their eclectic mix of items. But which team will be declared the winner?

Colin Young's Bonus Buy flies at auction, but it's not enough to get his team out of a hole. Raj Bisram's Bonus Buy is thankfully rejected by his team. Before that, Eric Knowles learns about the Women's Land Army.

Roo Irvine presents the show from Southwell Racecourse with experts Nick Hall and Izzie Balmer. Roo visits the Usher Gallery in Lincoln to view some one-of-a-kind timepieces.

An item with a musical connection and a decorative glass item are on today's shopping list. Before heading to auction, Eric Knowles gets a lesson on boat-making in Portsmouth.

The Royal Cheshire County Showground plays host to Charlie Ross, the two teams and the two experts today. Charlie learns about some special flags before heading to auction in Sheffied.

Natasha Raskin Sharp discovers how one publisher from the Regency period started a brand new toy craze. Profits are thin on the ground at Charles Hanson's Derby auction and no team leaves with a profit.

Natasha Raskin Sharp and the teams (headed by Danny Sebastian and John Cameron) are shopping in Hele, near Exeter. Two retro Herman Miller chairs fly at auction, but with both teams making a profit, will it be enough for the Reds to win?

Can the public attending the Ardingly Antiques Fair in West Sussesx correctly guess Eric Knowles' mystery item? Two novelty biscuit tins catch the attention of the Blue Team, but what will the bidders make of them?

A giant pizza slice and resin model butler are among today's picks from an antiques fair in Shropshire. Meanwhile, Caroline Hawley has a rather gruesome mystery item that helped save a young prince's life in battle.