Money for NothingSaison 7
TV-G
Sarah Moore (and later also Jay Blades) rescues unwanted items from household waste and challenges expert craftspeople to transform them into desirable objects to be sold for a profit that is then given to the original owner.
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20 épisodes
- Épisode 11
E11Épisode 11Sarah Moore is in Surrey checking out the cast-offs at Witley Recycling Centre. She's on a mission to save three unwanted items before they hit the skip. Furniture restorer Katie Keat has her work cut out repairing an old chest of drawers, while upholsterer Simion Hawtin-Smith tries to give a pair of chairs a total redesign. For her own transformation, Sarah has a woollen blanket to repurpose, but will she be able to find all her finished items a new home? - Épisode 12
E12Épisode 12In Bradford, Jay Blades is rooting around the car boots looking for hidden gems he can rescue and revamp. With three items saved from the skip, Jay enlists the help of robot maker Mark Haig to give a new use to an old lawnmower, while upcycler Sarah Peterson is tasked with bringing a wooden cabinet bang up to date. For his own project, Jay attempts to get creative with a cable drum, but will all three projects prove to be a success? - Épisode 13
E13Épisode 13At Woking Recycling Centre in Surrey, upcycler extraordinaire Sarah Moore is on the lookout for three unloved items she can save from the skip. Woodworking wonder Bruce Faulseit has a chest of drawers to transform, while upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell attempts to give an old gold chair a radical overhaul. For her own project, Sarah has a collection of redundant file boxes to get creative with, but will she succeed in making all three items saleable? - Épisode 14
E14Épisode 14At the recycling centre in Woking, upcycling aficionado EJ Osborne unearths three hidden gems that he believes have profit-making potential. EJ calls on lighting expert Guy Trench to find a new use for a collection of car exhaust parts, while woodworker Ollie Allen gets creative with a workbench. A metal table frame is given the upcycling treatment by EJ, but will the transformations ensure he can return a profit to the items' unsuspecting owners? - Épisode 15
E15Épisode 15Reclamation master Jay Blades is at the recycling centre in Altrincham in search of three skip-bound castoffs he can rework and repurpose. Jay enlists two magnificent makers in his plight to turn trash into cash. Woodworking wonder Bruce Faulseit is on hand to give an old bookcase a new look, while upholsterer Ray Clarke attempts a creative makeover on a set of dining chairs. For his own project, Jay has a plant stand to spruce up, but will all three makeovers be a success? - Épisode 16
E16Épisode 16Sarah Moore is rummaging through the rubbish at Witley Recycling Centre in Surrey, where she's on the lookout for three unwanted items she can save from the skip. Sarah calls on upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell to give a dull brown chair a modern twist, while carpenter Ollie Allen is tasked with repurposing a wooden chest. For her own project, Sarah has a mediaeval style tent to contend with, but will she succeed in giving her cast-offs a new lease of life? - Épisode 17
E17Épisode 17Upcycler extraordinaire EJ Osborne is scouring the skips at Woking Recycling Centre in Surrey. He's on a mission to save three unwanted items he can restore, rejuvenate and sell on for a profit. Assisting EJ in his mission are trusty artisans Daniel Heath and Norman Wilkinson. A pair of bookcases are given some makeover magic by designer Daniel, while carpenter Norman has the task of transforming a pine table and chairs. A Lloyd Loom-style chair will be given the upcycling once-over by EJ, but will he succeed in finding new homes for his new and improved items? - Épisode 18
E18Épisode 18Sarah Moore is at Witley Recycling Centre in Surrey searching for tired and unwanted items she can transform from skip-bound to stylish. With three items saved, Sarah turns to woodworker Bruce Faulseit to revamp an old oak table, while luggage legend Neil Wragg attempts to get a needle through an airbed. Sarah's challenge is to bring a Victorian sofa into the 21st century, but will her eclectic items prove to be too past-it to make a profit? - Épisode 19
E19Épisode 19At a recycling centre in Bradford, Jay Blades sifts through the unwanted items in search of three hidden gems he can transform and sell on. Designer Sarah Peterson has her hands full with a collection of carpet offcuts, while upholsterer Simion Hawtin-Smith attempts to inject new life into a pair of tired chairs. Jay sees profit-making potential in a bicycle wheel, but will he succeed in finding new homes for all three items? - Épisode 20
E20Épisode 20Upcycling aficionado Sarah Moore rummages through the rubbish at Witley Recycling Centre in Surrey in the hope of finding hidden gems to transform. With three items saved, Sarah turns to upholsterer extraordinaire Sharon O'Connor to make over a tired armchair, while clockmaker Paul Parry gets creative with a collection of circuit boards. For her own project, Sarah attempts to transform a rusty metal table frame, but will she and her team succeed in turning the items from old to sold?
