QUEST Sunday Lineup: Repair, Races and Retro Finds—Your Prime Picks
If you’re looking for a Sunday that marries craftsmanship, nostalgia and pure speed, QUEST’s schedule delivers. We’ve sifted through the lineup to spotlight the shows that promise the most engaging hours.
The Repair Shop—Restoration Royalty
From a Venetian glass kiddush cup to a 1940s Jamaican suitcase, Kirsten and the team dive into objects that carry stories. The meticulous repair work keeps the show grounded, while the human moments bring warmth to each episode. If you appreciate skillful restoration and a touch of history, this is a reliable choice for a quiet evening.
American Pickers—Treasure Hunting
Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz scavenge America’s backroads for oddities that might turn into profit. The show balances nostalgia with entrepreneurial flair, making each find feel like a small adventure. For viewers who enjoy a blend of history and a dash of speculative fun, this is one of the better options.
Johnny Vegas’ Little Shop of Antiques—Auction Antics
Johnny and Bev head into Stafford to auction out treasures, including a golden eagle statue. The show’s charm lies in the quirky personalities and the thrill of the bid. It’s a lighthearted pick that offers a change of pace if you’re looking for something less intense.
New: British Superbikes Live—Speed Spectacle
Round 8 at Cadwell Park brings the roar of engines to your living room. Live coverage keeps the adrenaline high and the commentary sharp. For racing fans, this live segment is a reliable source of excitement.
Mike Brewer’s World Of Cars—Classic Roads
From Detroit’s Model T heritage to North Carolina’s bootlegger roots, Mike explores car culture in a way that feels educational and entertaining. The show offers a comprehensive look at automotive history, making it a solid pick for car lovers.
Wheeler Dealers: Dream Car—Upgrade Utopia
Mike Brewer and Marc ‘Elvis’ Priestley help a police officer upgrade from a Nissan Juke to a Porsche Cayenne. The transformation process is well documented, and the final reveal gives viewers a satisfying payoff. It’s a dependable pick for a feel‑good watch.
How It’s Made—Crafting Curiosity
Each half‑hour episode dives into the production of everyday items, from asphalt pavers to Basque espadrilles. The visual walkthroughs keep the content accessible and engaging. It’s a good choice if you prefer a quick, informative viewing experience.
Bottom line: QUEST’s Sunday lineup offers a balanced mix of restoration, treasure hunting, racing, and automotive history. Whether you’re in the mood for the meticulous craft of The Repair Shop or the high‑speed pulse of British Superbikes Live, there’s something that fits your taste without overwhelming the screen.