Episode 4
Old friends Keith Duffy and Brian McFadden stage a battle of the boy bands. Westlife versus Boyzone - who is best with antiques? On backing vocals are experts Roo and Margie.
Old friends and boy band legends Brian McFadden and Keith Duffy are on the hunt for antiques in the dales of Derbyshire. It is a Westlife versus Boyzone battle, as Keith teams up with expert Roo Irvine and Brian gets up close and personal with Margie Cooper.
Keith plies the Irish charm to secure a discount on a George III silver fruit spoon. Brian uncovers some Victorian opera glasses that gets his expert quite excited.
Between the shopping, Brian and Margie get a brief history of time at a traditional clockmakers. But Keith needs to call in a mountain rescue team’s search dog to find a missing Roo.
It all finishes off at auction in Sheffield – who will be on song and make the biggest profit?
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00:00Thin Lizzy
The Boys Are Back In Town
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00:01ABBA
I Have A Dream
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00:02The Boomtown Rats
Rat Trap
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00:12The James Taylor Quartet
Rubbernecking
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00:25Doves
Black And White Town
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00:57The Cure
Close To Me
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Series Producer | John Redshaw |
| Executive Producer | Jim Regan |
| Production Company | STV Productions (Scottish) |
| Participant | Brian McFadden |
| Participant | Keith Duffy |
| Expert | Arusha Irvine |
| Expert | Margie Cooper |
Antiques Road Trip
Antiques experts set off on a road trip around the UK searching for treasures.
Antiques Roadshow
BBC Antiques Roadshow experts examine and value antiques and collectables.
