Really+1 TV Guide and Schedule Listings
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Salvage Hunters
In the Cotswolds, Drew is given exclusive access to a dozen shipping containers. Drew picks out three items, including a 19th century glazed bookcase. S17, Ep15
Long Lost Family: Born Without Trace
A man left as a baby in a London phone box over 50 years ago discovers an extraordinary family history on the other side of the world. S5, Ep1
The Repair Shop
Toy restorers Amanda and Julie fix up Lulu the doll. Plus, Dean the Cobbler is tasked with restoring a pair of mess dress wellies. S7, Ep32
The Yorkshire Auction House
Super Models & Deco Delights. Angus unearths vintage toys and faces a downsizing dilemma. He auctions a collection of rare stamps, and some beloved Art Deco furniture. S6, Ep18
Antiques Road Trip
The Language Of Antique Fans. Tim and Margie wander through the Welsh Valleys on their final outing. With an obelisk and psychic sketches, who will wrestle their way to a victory? S29, Ep5
The Bad Foot Clinic
Toe Be Or Not Toe Be. A mum and son suffer with the same rare genetic condition, causing them constant pain. Surgery to remove a toe could be the only answer for one of them. S1, Ep1
Take My Tumour
Covered In Thousands Of Tumours. 44-year-old Charmaine suffers from an extreme case of Neurofibromatosis, where tumours cover her entire body. Dr F. Osborne believes he can help her. S1, Ep1
Celebrity Help! My House Is Haunted
Shaun Williamson. Actor Shaun Williamson is tormented by a spirit that has pushed him downstairs. The team attempt to restore safety and peace to his home. S4, Ep2
Celebrity Help! My House Is Haunted
Chris Robshaw. England rugby star, Chris Robshaw, and classical singer, Camilla Kerslake, have a haunted 15th-century mansion, connected to a tragic drowning. S4, Ep3
Celebrity Help! My House Is Haunted
Jo Wood. Jo Wood wants to learn more about the spirits monitoring her 19th-century farmhouse. Medium Ian suspects a strong connection to the surrounding land. S4, Ep5
Teleshopping
Teleshopping.
Salvage Hunters
Drew and Tee explore three new territories. An unusual set of stained-glass windows, an 1840s lamp and a retro Japanese toy police pique Drew's interest. S17, Ep14
Salvage Hunters
In the Cotswolds, Drew is given exclusive access to a dozen shipping containers. Drew picks out three items, including a 19th century glazed bookcase. S17, Ep15
Fantasy Homes By The Sea
A couple want to move to Wales after their children have moved out. They have a budget of £800,000 to spend on a joint home and business venture. S7, Ep13
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Salvage Hunters
Treading New Ground. Treading new ground across the UK, Drew and Viki explore the factory complex of a historic British cloth producer and a sprawling reclamation yard. S18, Ep12
Salvage Hunters
Conversation Starters. Drew and Alister's hunt for pieces with an interesting backstory takes them from Sussex to Shropshire with campaign furniture and quirky collectables. S18, Ep13
The Yorkshire Auction House
Wheels Of Fortune. Angus travels to Scotland to meet Norma, a widow struggling to let go of her late husband's much-loved possessions as she prepares to downsize. S5, Ep16
The Yorkshire Auction House
X Marks The Spot. Angus helps a lady sell her parents' belongings and finds treasure with a rare military map. Metal detecting finds and jewellery dazzle on sale day. S5, Ep17
The Repair Shop
Electronics specialist Mark restores a broken tape-recording machine. Embroidery expert Sara puts the sparkle back into a costume once owned by a 1950s strongwoman. S5, Ep9
The Repair Shop
The team revive a homemade 1800S gramophone and repair a smashed piggybank. Plus, silversmith Brenton looks at a tarnished 19th century ceremonial helmet. S5, Ep10
The Repair Shop
Metalworker Dominic is challenged to revive a rare and collectable 1930s seesaw. Meanwhile, embroidery expert Sara works on a hand-stitched bedspread. S5, Ep11
The Repair Shop
Deep in the countryside, expert restorers take in Britain's broken and battered artefacts and bring them back to life while learning the rich history of the objects. S5, Ep12
The Repair Shop
The team take on 200-year-old leather fire bucket and a shattered gold ring. Plus, Will tries to crack the code on a jewellery box with a puzzle to solve. S5, Ep13
The Repair Shop
Mechanical expert Steve has a tricky problem trying to fix an old school calculator. And the team take on a well-loved garden bench and an antique bridle. S5, Ep14
The Repair Shop
Deep in the countryside, expert restorers take in Britain's broken and battered artefacts and bring them back to life while learning the rich history of the objects. S5, Ep15
The Repair Shop
Master saddler Susie has a fight on her hands with a pair of tired boxing gloves. Metalworker Dom works on a toy bike gifted by Laurel and Hardy. S5, Ep16
The Repair Shop
A former butcher brings his defunct vintage sausage-making machine for an overhaul. Plus, a treasured Edwardian postcard album needs expert intervention. S5, Ep17
Ghost Adventures
Idaho State Reform School. Zak, Nick and Aaron visit a former school with a history of death. The team capture activity that proves the children's spirits are trapped on the grounds. S16, Ep6
The Devil's Academy
In 1979, all hell broke loose when a school fell victim to demonic possession. Forty years later, shocking revelations from former students shed light on the chilling details.
Celebrity Help! My House Is Haunted
Nancy Dell'Olio. Nancy Dell'Olio is targeted by an unknown entity in her home in Southern Italy. Who is targeting her, and do they have malevolent intentions? S5, Ep2
Celebrity Help! My House Is Haunted
Suzanne Shaw. Suzanne Shaw feels sadness from a boy's spirit and hostility from an old man in her Devon farmhouse. But a regression reveals something much darker. S5, Ep3
Teleshopping
Teleshopping.
Salvage Hunters
Treading New Ground. Treading new ground across the UK, Drew and Viki explore the factory complex of a historic British cloth producer and a sprawling reclamation yard. S18, Ep12
Salvage Hunters
Conversation Starters. Drew and Alister's hunt for pieces with an interesting backstory takes them from Sussex to Shropshire with campaign furniture and quirky collectables. S18, Ep13
Fantasy Homes By The Sea
Tired of the busy London life, a couple want to move to Broadstairs. They have a budget of £500,000 to spend on a beautiful family home close to the beach. S7, Ep14
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Fantasy Homes By The Sea
A couple plan to move to the Dorset coast now that their children have moved out. They have a £550,000 budget they plan to spend on a spacious property. S7, Ep8
Fantasy Homes By The Sea
A couple want to find their forever home by the coast in Sussex. They have a budget of £500,000 to spend on an idyllic property with a beautiful sea view. S7, Ep9
Derelict Rescue
Chapel Of Dreams. Chris and his dad, Mick, take on an abandoned Methodist chapel in Yorkshire, with Chris' interior designer wife, Marisa, on hand to add style to this conversion. S1, Ep4
My Lottery Dream Home
Minnesota Millions. After winning $1 million on a Powerball ticket, a couple from Minnesota wants to buy a huge home that caters to their growing family. S4, Ep3
My Lottery Dream Home
Million-Dollar Siblings. After splitting a $1 million win, a brother and sister have the chance to re-create cherished family memories by buying a holiday cabin in the woods. S4, Ep4
My Lottery Dream Home
Young And Rich. After a lucky $4 million win, a 27-year-old man plans to go from tenant to landlord. He wants to find the perfect home in Westfield, Massachusetts. S4, Ep5
My Lottery Dream Home
Milk Money. A woman stopped by the grocery shop to get some milk and came home as a multi-millionaire from a lottery win. Now, she wants to find the perfect home in Connecticut. S4, Ep6
My Lottery Dream Home
Family Fortune. A Massachusetts family searches for a dream home after a $4 million win. Can the two teenage girls decide on who gets the bigger bedroom? S4, Ep7
My Lottery Dream Home
California Chick House. A young-at-heart grandmother wants to buy an adorable home after a $785,000 PowerBall win. David Bromstad helps her to find the perfect house. S4, Ep8
My Lottery Dream Home
Million Dollar Bull's-Eye. After winning a million dollars in the lottery, a couple from New Hampshire can now afford their first family home. S4, Ep9
My Lottery Dream Home
Follow Me To Tennessee. A couple wins a million dollars, but instead of buying their own dream home, they want to buy one for their son that they can live in, too. S4, Ep10
Escape To The Country
Ginny Buckley helps a retired couple swap Kings Langley for a quieter life in Devon. First, she shows them around an elegant farmhouse that dates back to 1550. S16, Ep65
Escape To The Country
Jonnie Irwin helps a couple search for a spacious family home in Suffolk. With a maximum budget of £550,000, they want four bedrooms and lots of land. S16, Ep66
Really+1 provides a timeshifted broadcast service, allowing viewers to catch up on programming exactly one hour after its original transmission on the main Really channel. This TV guide page offers a complete overview of the channel's daily schedule, helping audiences navigate today's lineup, check upcoming show times, and discover broadcast details for afternoon and evening viewing.
About the Really+1 Television Channel
Really+1 operates as a companion channel designed for viewers who need flexibility in their viewing habits. By rebroadcasting the primary channel's feed on a 60-minute delay, Really+1 ensures that audiences do not miss their favorite broadcasts due to daily schedule conflicts.
The channel primarily focuses on a broad mix of unscripted television, including real-life drama, lifestyle programming, paranormal investigation series, crime documentaries, and home interest shows. Because the channel follows the core station's grid directly, the structure of the broadcast schedule remains identical to the primary network, adjusted precisely by one hour.
Understanding the Really+1 TV Guide
Navigating a timeshifted schedule requires understanding how program slots translate throughout the day. A TV guide for Really+1 displays the exact lineup of the primary service shifted forward. For instance, a program starting at 8:00 PM on the main network broadcasts at 9:00 PM on Really+1.
How to Read Schedule Timings
- 1-Hour Delay: Every program, commercial break, and station identification spot airs exactly 60 minutes after the primary broadcast.
- Episode Guides: Individual schedule entries detail episode titles, series numbers, and brief contextual summaries where available.
- Broadcast Variations: Overnight schedules and daytime slots follow the standard timeshift pattern, maintaining consistent billing throughout a 24-hour cycle.
TV Guide Listings for Tonight on Really+1
Evening viewing often forms the core of domestic television habits. When reviewing TV guide listings for tonight on Really+1, viewers can plan their evening entertainment across prime-time slots. Prime-time schedules typically feature the channel's flagship factual series, true-crime investigations, and observational documentaries.
Checking evening listings allows viewers who missed early evening programming on the main feed to catch broadcasts at a more convenient time. If a program on the main network conflicts with evening routines, the timeshifted listing provides a secondary opportunity to watch the broadcast in full.
Programming Categories on Really+1
The broadcast schedule covers several distinct genres throughout the morning, afternoon, and evening blocks:
- Real-Life & Crime Documentaries: Detailed investigative series, legal examinations, and observational law enforcement programs.
- Paranormal & Mystery: Unexplained phenomena, paranormal investigations, and mystery-focused factual television.
- Lifestyle & Home Improvement: Property transformation, buying and selling guidance, and home organization series.
- Medical & Rescue: Emergency response series, hospital observation programs, and real-life medical accounts.
How to Use the TV Schedule Effectively
Using the television schedule efficiently helps ensure you never miss key broadcasts. Follow these steps to manage your viewing:
- Select the Date: Access listings for today, tonight, or upcoming dates in the broadcast week.
- Verify the Channel: Ensure you are viewing times for Really+1 rather than the primary non-shifted feed.
- Compare Broadcast Times: Note that times listed reflect the +1 schedule (one hour later than standard listings).
- Check Program Information: Review episode details to verify if the broadcast is a new series premiere or a repeat episode.
- Account for Regional Differences: Verify your service provider's electronic program guide (EPG) for local line-up numbering and regional availability.
Viewing Information and Provider Listings
Really+1 is widely accessible across major digital television platforms, satellite networks, cable systems, and terrestrial television services where timeshift channels are supported. Channel numbers vary depending on the television provider, receiver hardware, and regional distribution network.
Viewers accessing the channel via electronic program guides (EPGs) on set-top boxes can utilize built-in reminder and recording features directly from the guide screen. Consult your specific TV provider's channel menu to locate the designated channel number for Really+1 in your area.
Factors That Influence Schedule Freshness
While TV guide schedules are set in advance, broadcast times can occasionally shift due to live programming overruns, special network announcements, or last-minute schedule changes on the primary channel. Evergreen information—such as general channel identity, genre focus, and viewing instructions—remains constant, whereas specific show times depend on daily operational schedules.
To maintain accuracy, viewers are encouraged to cross-reference online guide listings with their local receiver's EPG prior to setting recordings or tuning in for time-sensitive broadcasts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Really and Really+1?
Really+1 broadcasts the exact same program schedule as Really, but every show airs exactly one hour later than on the main channel.
Where can I find today's Really+1 TV guide?
Today's schedule can be accessed through online TV listings guides, television EPG menus on your set-top box, or provider schedule pages.
What type of shows air on Really+1 tonight?
Evening programming typically features true-crime documentaries, paranormal investigations, real-life observational series, and lifestyle shows.
Are Really+1 schedules affected by regional time zones?
Broadcast listings reflect local time zones depending on your provider and region. Always verify times against your local EPG listings.
Why did a program on Really+1 start at a different time than listed?
Unscheduled program changes or live event overruns on the main network can cause minor adjustments to the timeshifted feed.