David Bradley and Nigel Harman
Actors and good chums David Bradley and Nigel Harman head out on the highways from Oxfordshire to Somerset in search of antique goodies. They have experts Natasha Raskin Sharp and Christina Trevanion a little worried, as between them the actors have played a long list of baddies on screen - however, they turn out to be absolute gentlemen in real life.
Downton Abbey's dastardly valet Nigel takes a shine to a domestic appliance of yesteryear, despite the advice from his expert. And Game of Thrones' Lord Frey, David, finds something that resonates with one of the characters he has played.
Their final destination is a Cotswold auction in Winchcombe, but along the way Nigel goes in search of buried treasure and David visits a maltings for a little beer-tasting session. Expect celebrity autographs, ABBA singalongs and a parrot.
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