Money for Nothing - Season 8 (2020)

Jay Blades turns to quirky clockmaker Paul Parry to update an old radio while designer maker Sarah Peterson transforms a side table and chest of drawers. Jay takes on four dining chairs as his own creative project.

Upcycler Jacqui Joseph transforms a pair of chairs and a laundry basket, while designer Daniel Heath gives a small melamine dining table a stylish update. A pair of French armoires give Sarah Moore an exciting new challenge.

Sarah Moore turns to designer Rupert Blanchard to give a broken games table a new lease of life, while Lucy Tiffney revives a pair of old lamps. For her own project, Sarah tries to turn a profit on a tired display cabinet.

Jay Blades overhauls a trio of discarded metal lights, furniture restyler Chloe Kempster gives an old tallboy a new lease of life and woodworker Bruce Faulseit has an interesting challenge with a collection of slate tiles.

Artisan bag maker Neil Wragg repurposes a collection of old tents, designer Sarah Peterson revives a set of dining chairs and Sarah Moore tackles a bamboo dressing screen.

Jay Blades is in Altrincham searching for items. He asks woodworker Ollie Allen and upholsterer Sharon O'Connor to bring back to life an old shelving unit and a pair of garden chairs. Jay transforms an unwanted side table.

Sarah Moore and her team revamp a drop-arm sofa, a chest and an old train set.

Sarah calls on blacksmith Kevin Paxton to revamp a pair of metal bed ends, while upholsterer Ray Clarke gives an old armchair a complete redesign. Sarah has the carcass of a chest of drawers to repurpose.

Sarah Moore saves 3 items from the skip. She asks designer Rupert Blanchard to give new life to a dressing table and mirror and upholsterer Sharon O'Connor to update a petite sofa. Sarah get creative with an old suitcase.

Jay Blades saves 3 items from Walsall Recycling Centre. He asks Bruce Faulseit to transform a drop-leaf table and Simion Hawtin-Smith to give a wingback chair a radical overhaul. Jay has a collection of metal baskets to work with.

Sarah gives a flatpack dining set the upcycling treatment. Lighting expert Guy Trench tries to find a new use for a collection of auction cast-offs. Designer Daniel Heath has a tallboy to get creative with.

Jay Blades enlists woodworking wonder Ollie Allen to give a coffee table a makeover and up cycler Jacqui Joseph to breathe new life into a set of dining chairs. Jay has a glass demijohn to work on for his own project.

Jay Blades asks designer Sarah Peterson to give a pair of chairs a modern twist and carpenter Bruce Faulseit to repurpose a collection of metal racks and drawers. Jay has a school desk to contend with.

Sarah Moore enlists the help of artisans Neil Wragg and Simion Hawtin-Smith to repurpose a pair of leather wallets and a rocking chair. A collection of oak off-cuts will be given the upcycling once-over by Sarah.

Sarah turns to upholsterer Sharon O'Connor to overhaul an old chair frame, while upcycler Jacqui Joseph attempts to transform a dated desk. Sarah updates a set of four chairs.

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Sarah Moore invites designer Sarah Peterson to make over a tired trolley, while upcycler Rupert Blanchard gets creative with a telephone table. Sarah attempts to transform a nest of tables.