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Salvage Hunters: The Restorers – Episode 1 (08:00–09:00)
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Follow Drew Pritchard’s team as they rescue an iconic Eames lounge chair and a 90‑year‑old oil lamp. The craftsmanship is impressive, and the narrative pulls you into the restoration process. One of the better options for viewers who enjoy seeing history revived.
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Fantasy Homes By The Sea – Episode 1 (05:00–06:00)
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Young surf lovers hunt a three‑bedroom home in Devon or Cornwall with a budget of £600,000. It’s a relaxed, feel‑good look at coastal living, and the show’s pacing keeps it engaging without feeling rushed. A solid pick for anyone dreaming of seaside property.
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The Repair Shop – Episode 7 (13:00–14:00)
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The team tackles a broken theatre chair and a vintage locket, showcasing the art of restoration. The blend of skillful work and gentle storytelling makes it a reliable weekend watch.
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The Yorkshire Auction House – Episode 17 (11:00–12:00)
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Angus helps a lady sell her parents’ belongings, discovering a rare military map along the way. The episode balances nostalgia with the excitement of uncovering hidden treasures.
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Antiques Road Trip – Episode 15 (19:00–20:00)
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Antiques experts pursue rare items across the UK with a £200 budget, competing to sell for profit. The competitive edge and travel adventure make it a compelling watch for enthusiasts of antiques and travel alike.
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Bottom Line: The Friday night lineup on Really TV is a generous mix of home hunting, antique restoration, and auction excitement. Each segment offers a distinct flavor—whether you want the calm of a coastal search or the thrill of a restoration project. Pick any of these shows for a satisfying evening of reality TV.
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