Competing to see who can unearth the biggest bargains in Norfolk, poet Dr John Cooper Clarke and Phill Jupitus feature in Celebrity Antiques Road Trip this week.
The BBC2 programme sees competing celebrities joined by experts as they set off on a road trip in a classic car, on this occasion a chauffeur-driven Vanden Plas Princess and a 1970s Pontiac Trans Am, searching for treasures to make the most money at auction.
Comedian Phill Jupitus is accompanied by auctioneer James Braxton on a visit to Cornucopia at the former Corn Hall in Harleston. John Cooper Clarke is helped by antiques dealer Stephanie Connell.
The episode, which airs on Tuesday, November 19 at 7pm, repeated on Saturday, November 23 at 11am, also features a look at the Norwich School of 19th century artists with Phill having a watercolour lesson on the Norfolk Broads. Meanwhile, John gets to the bottom of just why in some parts of Suffolk and Norfolk a little dancing doll might earn you a free pint of beer.
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