Reality, Repairs and Rumours – What’s on Really TV This Weekend?

If you’re looking for a mix of light‑hearted house‑hunting, well‑timed repairs and a touch of the supernatural, the weekend’s slate on Really TV has it all. Below is a quick guide to the most popular shows, plus a few niche picks if you’re after something different.

The Repair Shop – The Reliable Fix‑Up Show

The Repair Shop returns with a string of heart‑warming restoration stories. Every episode features a different object – from a 1950s hot‑towel machine to a 125‑year‑old banjo – and the team’s skill keeps the show steady. While the format is familiar, the craftsmanship remains solid and the emotional pay‑off feels genuine.

Celebrity Fantasy Homes – Glamour with a Twist

Gaby Roslin and her celebrity guests hunt for dream houses, from Kent countryside retreats to Sardinian sea‑views. The show mixes aspirational property with the occasional mishap, keeping the pacing brisk. If you enjoy a blend of lifestyle and light comedy, this is still entertaining.

Salvage Hunters – The Treasure‑Hunting Reality

Drew and his partners scour businesses on the brink of change for hidden gems. Their discoveries – from Scottish jewellery to a Windsor chair – add a touch of intrigue. For those who appreciate a bit of detective work with antiques, the series holds up well.

Celebrity Yorkshire Auction House – Auction Antics

Singer Russell Watson and ex‑Emmerdale starlet Roxy Shahidi bring celebrity flair to the auction floor. The show offers a glimpse into the world of high‑value sales while staying grounded in relatable moments.

My Lottery Dream Home – The Lottery‑Driven House Hunt

David takes lottery winners on a cross‑country property search, from Palm Springs to Lubbock. The charm lies in the varied destinations and the personal stories behind each win. If you’re a fan of travel and real‑estate, this slice of hope is worth a watch.

A Place In The Sun & Escape To The Country – Sun‑Seeking Couples

Both shows focus on couples swapping UK weather for overseas or rural retreats. The episodes showcase beautiful homes and the emotional weight of relocation. These are reliable options for viewers who love property and romance.

Who Do You Think You Are? – Genealogy Twist

Brendan O’Carroll steps out of his usual comedic persona for a detective‑style family search. The episode offers a mix of humor and heartfelt drama, keeping the audience engaged.

Bottom line: Whether you’re in the mood for a polished repair show or a light‑hearted property hunt, Really TV’s weekend lineup delivers a balanced mix of familiar formats and fresh angles. Pick the show that matches your mood and enjoy a relaxed viewing session.

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