Money for Nothing

Season 9

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.

Where to Watch Season 9

20 Episodes

Episode 1
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Episode 1As the upcycling programme returns for a 9th series, Sarah Moore asks designer Daniel Heath to tackle a retro bureau and upholsterer Simion Hawtin-Smith two unloved chairs while she has three wooden doors for her own project.
Episode 2
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Episode 2In Scotland, Sarah Moore calls on bag-maker Rosanna Gethin to reuse a tartan picnic rug. Upcycler Rachel Henderson is tasked with transforming a set of tired chairs. Sarah restyles a vintage glass display cabinet.
Episode 3
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Episode 3Jay Blades calls on designer Sarah Peterson and blacksmith Kev Paxton to help revamp lampshades, some metal piling and windbreaker poles.
Episode 4
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Episode 4Sarah Moore calls on design duo Josh and Oli to restore a chest of drawers and designer Lucy Tiffney gives two tired chairs a new lease of life. Sarah sees profit-making potential in an old wooden bed.
Episode 5
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Episode 5Jay Blades upcycles a bedroom chair, upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell gets creative with a swivel chair, and designer Daniel Heath tackles a sideboard.
Episode 6
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Episode 6Upholsterer Simion Hawtin-Smith gives a little green chair a new lease of life, furniture restorer Katie Keat tackles a dated display cabinet. Sarah Moore tries to turn a profit on a pair of school chairs.
Episode 7
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Episode 7Jay Blades tries to make money for nothing from two farmhouse stools, while lighting expert Duncan McKean gives two old record players a radical overhaul. Designer Sarah Peterson gives two side tables a stylish new look.
Episode 8
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Episode 8Sarah Moore turns to upholsterer Sharon O'Connor to transform an old nursing chair and woodworker Bruce Faulseit hopes to give a coffee table a stylish update. Some vintage bottles give Sarah an exciting new challenge
Episode 9
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Episode 9Upcycler Jacqui Joseph retrieves 3 items from Earlswood Recycling Centre. Designer Rachel Henderson transforms an old metal trunk and Neil Wragg works with some sofa leather. Jacqui gets creative with a mannequin.
Episode 10
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Episode 10Sarah Moore calls on Lucy Tiffney to breathe new life into a broken-up sideboard and carpenters Josh and Oli to repurpose some wooden bed ends.
Episode 11
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Episode 11Upholsterer Simion Hawtin-Smith rejuvenates two metal chairs, and furniture restyler Chloe Kempster is challenged to come up with a radical redesign for a loom chair and cabinet.
Episode 12
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Episode 12Sarah Moore and designers Leigh-Anne Treadwell and Duncan McKean revive some retro lampshades, two wingback armchairs and an extendable dining table.
Episode 13
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Episode 13Jacqui Joseph and her team of creatives transform a retro cabinet, a pair of wardrobe doors and some dining chairs.
Episode 14
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Episode 14Sarah Moore calls on a blacksmith and an upholsterer to help her upcycle an armchair, a bed frame and some metal ladders.
Episode 15
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Episode 15Jay Blades and his team of designers breathe new life into some tired tables, chairs and metal gates salvaged from a recycling centre in Walsall.
Episode 16
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Episode 16Sarah Moore and her crafty creatives upcycle an antique desk and two barley twist chairs. Saraj also gets to work transforming some thrown-away grooming sets.
Episode 17
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Episode 17Jay Blades and his team of creatives repurpose a metal window box, some stepladders and some old tiles, all salvaged from a recycling centre in Altrincham.
Episode 18
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Episode 18Sarah Moore calls on upcycler Sarah Peterson and upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell to help her freshen up a sideboard, a cane chair and some cider demijohns.
Episode 19
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Episode 19Upcycler Jacqui Joseph calls on lighting designer Duncan McKean and designer Chloe Kempster to help her transform a floor lamp, a table and chest, and a trolley.
Episode 20
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Episode 20Jay Blades challenges upholsterer Simion Hawtin-Smith and designer Rachel Henderson to breathe new life into some tulip chairs, a bureau and some old fabric.