Three times a Day - Mon-Fri - on Yesterday Channel!

[ra5storey]

I noticed this morning, by pure chance, that old Flog It! programmes are on Yesterday Channel (Channel19, Freeview, etc - I didn't realise there's a Yesterday+1 channel floating about, I haven't seen that on Freeview -  Also onSky 537; Virgin Media 203.)   These are the 2004, brown jacket and wingy hair ones.  

 

From the Yesterday website I found the full list they are showing in August and September.   Does the (3) mean it's series 3, Christine?   If so, why not start at (1)?

 

Anyway, it's on Yesterday Channel at 7am, 2pm and, 1am each weekday.    http://uktv.co.uk/yesterday/episode/listing_id/188941668/channel_id/3866

 

Today is Newcastle, where he plays some funny little bagpipe things.  I wish all the listings has the insert listed.

 

Flog It 2004 (3): Ep 1

Paul Martin persuades more people to try selling their treasures at auction. This edition comes from Newcastle United FC, with experts Adam Partridge and James Braxton on hand.

• Flog It 2004 (3): Ep 2
  More hopefuls queue up to sell the family jewels at auction. Paul Martin presents from the beautiful Cornish city of Truro, with experts David Barby and James Lewis on hand.       On at 7.00am on Tuesday 6th August on Yesterday (then 2pm and 1am)
• Bristol
  Ex-Dogs D'Amour drummer and host Paul Martin tries to coax more folk into flogging off their valuables at auction. Experts James Braxton and Mark Stacey join them in Bristol.
  On at 7.00am on Wednesday 7th August on Yesterday (then 2pm and 1am)

• Flog It 2004 (3): Ep 4
  Presenter Kate Alcock and experts Susan Orringe and David Barby visit Coventry to twist the arms of more members of the public into making a quid or two out of their antiques.
  On at 7.00am on Thursday 8th August on Yesterday (then 2pm and 1am)
• Flog It 2004 (3): Ep 5
  Paul Martin is in Airport House in Croydon, as people try their hands at selling their family treasures by taking a risk at auction. Who will fly off with a brilliant sale?
  On at 7.00am on Friday 9th August on Yesterday
• Flog It 2004 (3): Ep 6
  Paul Martin helps more amateur auctioneers make a bundle fast. Collectors Andrew Cheyney and Adam Partridge are in Chelmsford, as is that man with the funny little hammer.
  On at 7.00am on Monday 12th August on Yesterday
• Flog It 2004 (3): Ep 7
  A trip to Newcastle for the amateur auction show. All the action is presented by dapper interior designer Paul Martin with experts Adam Partridge (no, not Alan!) and James Braxton.
  On at 7.00am on Tuesday 13th August on Yesterday
• Flog It 2004 (3): Ep 8
  Presenter Paul Martin is in Stoke-on-Trent with experts David Barby and Mark Stacey as more hopefuls try making a bit of cash on the side from auctioning off the family treasures.
  On at 7.00am on Wednesday 14th August on Yesterday
• Flog It 2004 (3): Ep 9
  Renaissance man Paul Martin is off to Andover with experts Catherine Southorn and Mark Stacey to find more people willing to try making a bob out of their antiques at auction.
  On at 7.00am on Thursday 15th August on Yesterday
• Flog It 2004 (3): Ep 10
  Oh, we do like to be beside the seaside! Presenter Paul Martin is in Bournemouth with antiques experts James Lewis and Nigel Smith as the public roll up to sell their valuables.
  On at 2.00pm on Friday 16th August on Yesterday
• Flog It 2004 (3): Ep 11
  Presenter and fan of all things Celtic Paul Martin joins experts Thomas Plant and Michael Bowles in Croydon as more hopefuls queue up to consider selling off the family jewels.
  On at 2.00pm on Monday 19th August on Yesterday
• Flog It 2004 (3): Ep 12
  Presenter Paul Martin goes West to Alverton Manor in Truro with experts David Barby and James Lewis, where more hopefuls are selling the family heirlooms at auction.
  On at 2.00pm on Tuesday 20th August on Yesterday
• Flog It 2004 (3): Ep 13
  Presenter Paul Martin is in Stoke-on-Trent to egg on amateur antique sellers. With experts David Barby and Mark Stacey, and a visit to the Royal Doulton factory.
  On at 2.00pm on Wednesday 21st August on Yesterday
• Flog It 2004 (3): Ep 14
  Presenter Paul Martin is in the silver city of Aberdeen to unearth more members of the public willing to sell their stuff at auction - let's hope he's wrapped up warm.
  On at 2.00pm on Thursday 22rd August on Yesterday
• Flog It 2004 (3): Ep 15
  Renaissance man Paul Martin is off to Andover with experts Catherine Southorn and Mark Stacey to find more people willing to try making a bob out of their antiques at auction.
  On at 2.00pm on Friday 23 August on Yesterday
• Flog It 2004 (3): Ep 16
  Paul Martin helps more amateur auctioneers make a bundle fast. Collectors Andrew Cheyney and Adam Partridge are in Chelmsford, as is that man with the funny little hammer.
  On at 7.00am on Tuesday 27th August on Yesterday 
• Flog It 2004 (3): Ep 17
  Presenter Paul Martin is in Stoke-on-Trent to egg on amateur antique sellers. With experts David Barby and Mark Stacey, and a visit to the Royal Doulton factory.
  On at 7.00am on Wednesday 28th August on Yesterday
• These listed below are marked as Set 2.- all at 7am, 2pm and 1am.
• Flog It! - Thu Aug 29 2013 7:00AM   (then 2pm and 1am as before)
  Flog it (3) set 2: Ep 1...Presenter Paul Martin is in Northampton to encourage members of the public to make money out of their antiques by taking a risk at auction. Experts are David Barby and James Lewis
  Flog It! - Fri Aug 30 2013 7:00AM
  Flog it (3) set 2: Ep 2...Presenter Paul Martin is in bonny Edinburgh for this edition of the popular antiques show. More punters queue up to find out how much their family jewels will make under the hammer.
  Flog It! - Monday Sep 2 2013 7:00AM
  Flog it (3) set 2: Ep 3...Presenter Paul Martin is in Derby today as members of the public risk selling their family heirlooms at auction. When the hammer comes down, will there be triumphs or tears? 
  Flog It! - Tuesday Sep 3 2013 7:00AM 
  Flog it (3) set 2: Ep 4...The historic walled city of Chester is the venue for viewers to sell their antiques by taking a risk at auction. Paul Martin presents as the family jewels go under the hammer.  

  Flog It! - Wednesday Sep 4 2013 7:00AM
  Flog it (3) set 2: Ep 5...Paul Martin visits Anglesey where members of the public are putting their possessions under the hammer and waiting with baited breath to see if they make a small fortune. 

  Flog It! - Thursday Sep 5 2013 7:00AM
  Flog it (3) set 2: Ep 6...Get your woollies on for a trip to Aberdeen as members of the public are invited to try to make money out of their antiques by taking a risk at auction. With presenter Paul Martin.  

  Flog It! - Friday Sep 6 2013 7:00AM
  Flog it (3) set 2: Ep 7...Paul Martin visits Bournemouth to find members of the public willing to try to make a profit on their antiques by taking a risk at auction. With experts James Lewis and Nigel Smith.  

  Flog It! - Monday Sep 9 2013 7:00AM
  Flog it (3) set 2: Ep 8...Paul Martin is in Merthyr as members of the public are invited to try to make money out of their antiques, guiding the owners through the highs and lows of another auction.

  Flog It! - Tuesday Sep 10 2013 7:00AM
  Flog it (3) set 2: Ep 9...Jewellery specialist and presenter Kate Alcock is in Coventry as more people try to make money out of their antiques by taking a risk at auction. Will she unearth any gems? 

  Flog It! - Wednesday Sep 11 2013 7:00AM
  Flog it (3) set 2: Ep 10...Presenter Paul Martin pays a visit to Derby to help punters make some cash at auction. With experts David Barby and Philip Serrell. 
  Flog It! - Thursday Sep 12 2013 7:00AM
  Flog it (3) set 2: Ep 11...Paul Martin presents the show where unwanted antiques might make a small fortune at auction. In Northampton, experts David Barby and James Lewis inspect everything brought along. 
  Flog It! - Friday Sep 13 2013 7:00AM
  Flog it (3) set 2: Ep 12...Presenter Paul Martin is in Bristol for some more auctioneering fun. Helping him are experts James Braxton and Mark Stacey, as Paul learns all about collecting cigarette cards.
  

[chrisflogit]

Thanks for that. I did read it when you first posted the news but I read it in my post. It's a great treat for us.Thank you so much for listing them all for us. I hope that perhaps they will eventually show us the previous series. There are some great inserts in these shows.

[ra5storey]

I was watching one of the 2004 Flog Its and it seems whoever is editing the old 1hr programmes down to 45 min for the Yesterday channel is just cutting it wherever they like.   I think one of the inserts was cut down to almost nothing (history of playing cards) but two of the items going to auction were cut out also and they left a link later on where it says which four items were going to auction and there were only two.   Why can't they just leave it as it is and make it last 1hr as it should do?  It's bad enough with ads appearing in the programme without amateurish editing as well. 

[Grumpy]

Ah now, this looks more my kind of Flog It, I recognise some of the programmes from their descriptions, but I've certainly not seen them as often as the more recent repeats.  I'll look out for these.

[ra5storey]

It's nice to see Kate Alcock, Catherine Southon and Susan Orringe again, you forget about them when they disappear from the programme.

 

One that was on a day or two ago had that Charles whatsit as the auctioneer... The tall lanky one who was in Antiques Road Trip.  He was almost normal in 2004, no prancing about like a fool.   Anyone know how he is going now with his illness?

[Grumpy]

I miss Susan Orringe, but didn't realise Kate and Catherine have disappeared.  

Charles Hanson?  All I know is that several auctioneers are in training for that charity run for SANDS.  I see them on Facebook.

[ra5storey]

Maybe it's just a long time since I've noticed Kate (Bliss) and Catherine... 

 

I wonder which auctioneers are in training for that charity run, have you seen any names mentioned?

[Grumpy]

Yes, there are quite a few, I can't remember all of them, but Philip Serrell is one and little Thomas Plant is another.

[ra5storey]

Bilnking heck, the two podgy ones!    Philip Serrell is of an age where he shouldn't be really doing that sort of thing.

 

Bet we don't see Anita doing it.   (just watch, she'll prove me wrong)

[Fridayschild]

The Antiques Experts taking part in the GNR are Philip Serrell, Charlie Ross, Jonathan Pratt, Thomas Plant and Charles Hanson along with some of the production team!

[chrisflogit]

Catherine Southon has not disappeared. She's still a regular. Kate Bliss has not appeared since she went over to ITV to do Secret Dealers. They've dropped her from that now too. Kate Bateman is currently in America due to her husband's work. They could stay if they like it.

[Fridayschild]

Look out for Susan Orringe as an off screen valuer when they get around to showing the programmes from the most recent valuation days!

[ra5storey]

Well it just seems ages since I've seen them.  And, if it comes to that, I haven't seen Anita for a long while.   It must just be me!

 

Well I hope they have the resuscitation teams around when that lot go on the GNR.   I can't picture Jonathan Pratt though.  But Charlie Ross is too old to be getting involved in running as well.  

 

Kate was on last week as main presenter in one of the old 2004 episodes on Yesterday.   I remember seeing it before but can't recall why she did it, presumably Paul was ill.   Which makes you think... he either works when he's ill or he's never ill!   Oh, and one of the other 2004 ones had a valuer ill so Thomas Plant was the only on-screen valuer there and Paul did some - until they persuaded a man from the off-screen valuation team to go forward.

 

So Susan is an off-screen valuer now!   I also like to spot Alison Gillatt, she's usually back there on the valuation tables.

[Fridayschild]

I've watched some of the earlier Flog It's on Yesterday I have have to say that I prefer Paul's laidback slowed down  way of presenting that he does now,  to the shouty, over excited, arm waving way he used to present!

[ra5storey]

Oh yes, I've noticed that!   He does it much better nowadays.  Maybe he got an industrial injury from doing it the old way so much - frozen shoulder or something!  Tee hee.  I wonder who decided to change it... producer or Paul...