BLAZE

An exploration of many mysterious occurrences, including the formation of the Devil's Tower and why some people get struck by lightning multiple times.

Millions of people around the world claim to have had an encounter with creatures unlike any recognised by mainstream science, such as the mothman, chupacabra, and Mongolian death worm.

Ancient practises such as prayer, blood sports, voodoo and exorcism are often thought to be relics of bygone superstition, but there is evidence they have an impact on the physical world.

Kelly and George Worgan seemed perfect online, but secrets and financial troubles brewed a storm behind closed doors.

Featuring the most dramatic object in Carl and Hamilton's collection, the stunning Knights Templar Sword, which they believe might have been used at the infamous Battle of Acre.

Exquisitely shaped from marble, the libation vessel is Carl's favourite piece in the hoard. They investigate whether its four carved heads could be depictions of John the Baptist.

A look at what is arguably the most intriguing item in Carl and Hamilton's collection: the 15th century reliquary casket. Although originating from a later period, a series of engravings on it appear to make veiled references to Templar beliefs.

David Dickinson and his antique dealers are in Caernarfon in North Wales, Simon Schneider thinks he is going to be dealer of the day when a trophy originally awarded for best chicken lands on his table.

A WWE Hall of Fame ring is brought into the shop; Corey checks out a 1927 Essex Saloon rat rod; an 1891 $1 silver certificate.

A 1906 silver half dollar that belonged to a passenger on the Titanic comes into the shop. There is also a first edition of "The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde".

Tensions among the buyers are at an all-time high. In addition to the stress of competition on the auction circuit, the buyers face major decisions with new business ventures.

Cindy dons her cougar pants and bares her claws for an auction in downtown Toronto. Meanwhile, Roy is suffering from a lack of sleep.

Everyone wonders what is inside Sean's mysterious trailer. T Money and Papa Bear battle over bins.

The bidders go head-to-head on a bin full of motorcycle parts; a unit with a body bag and hooks hanging from the ceiling has everyone dying to know what's inside!

Henry Cole heads solo to an automobilia and vintage toy auction, but does he even know himself what he is bidding on? The Junketeers then regroup and head to Newark autojumble.

Henry, Allen and Guy finally take possession of the Buick Roadmaster. After a little tinkering they cruise down to a classic car show in Newbury, but being the Junketeers can't help themselves but do a little wheeling and dealing.

Henry Cole and his partners in grime Allen Millyard and Guy Willison visit renowned collector Francis and secure a vintage Kawasaki at the National Motorcycle Museum's autumn auction.

Henry, Allen and Guy uncover a vintage Chopper and a motorised bicycle from the early 1950s before heading to an auto-jumble at Mallory Park racetrack to sell their finds.

Valuable items that come into the shop include a rare 1589 book with the instructions for war and fortification and a pair of antique door knockers. Rick also looks at an 1840s chess table.

A chair belonging to Abraham Lincoln comes into the shop, and Corey and Chum check out a vintage Nintendo Donkey Kong arcade game.

Roy brings along Bogart's sisters to try and throw him off at the auction. Meanwhile, Ursula is in a bad mood and the others try to take advantage.

Ursula is in need of a change of luck with her shop suffering from poor sales. Meanwhile, Rick and Cindy argue about marriage.

The Reptilian alien is a fixture of science-fiction, from HP Lovecraft's tales of Valusians to the Cardassians in Star Trek. Could ancient myths about reptilian creatures provide evidence that they are more than just a pop-culture creation?

From the beginning of recorded history there have been stories about beings with superhuman strength, supersonic speed and supernatural abilities. Is it possible that these stories are based on extra-terrestrial beings that once lived on Earth?

Ancient astronaut theorist Giorgio A Tsoukalos looks at recent discoveries related to the story of the lost city of Atlantis.

Henry Cole, Allen Millyard, and Guy Willison visit Yeomans of Bromsgrove looking for a vintage British sled, take a 1200-pound punt on the contents of a van owned by top dealer Doug, and try to turn a profit at the Stratford Racecourse auto jumble.

The dealers are in Caernarfon in North Wales where someone gives the experts a run for their money when she knows the exact evaluation for her lighter figurine and an interesting Modernist print turns up on Karen Dalmeny's table.

David Dickinson and his team are in Morecambe in Lancashire where an exciting perfume bottle turns up for Alison Chapman and Tim Hogarth is put through his paces with a seller. Joining the team too are David Hakeney and his daughter Cheryl.

The investigation of the Golden Egg, an area that scientific evidence suggests hides legendary riches, thrills yet concerns the team when it immediately shows signs that they've come upon an underground void.

An Aztec king's glittering treasure vanishes into thin air, inspiring a 500-year search that spans continents. One of the greatest warriors of all-time amassed a vast horde believed to be worth more than $3 billion today.