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Bargain Hunt Famous Finds: Series 2 - 30 Minute Versions

Tim Wonnacott

Johnny Ball

Eddie Large

Philip Serrell

David Barby

Michelle Bullen

Julia Foot

Bargain Hunt Famous Finds: Series 2 - 30 Minute Versions: Episode 4: Johnny Ball v Eddie Large

Episode 4

Episode 4: Johnny Ball v Eddie Large

Series 2 - 30 Minute Versions

Johnny Ball v Eddie Large

BBC Two - Bargain Hunt Famous Finds, Series 2 - 30 Minute Versions, Johnny Ball v Eddie Large

Eddie Large and Johnny Ball look for bargains which could be sold for profit at auction.

Eddie Large competes against Johnny Ball, trying to find bargains to sell for profit at auction. Experts Philip Serrell and David Barby give their advice.

Funny man Eddie Large has a new comedy partner when he tackles a bargain hunting challenge... his bubbly wife Patsy. He competes in Bargain Hunt Famous Finds against 'Mr Mathematics' Johnny Ball. Eddie and Johhny are old friends, having worked together years ago when Johnny also toured the circuits as a stand-up comedian.

But that friendship is put aside for friendly rivalry as they try to prove who is the best at finding bargains which could be sold for profit at auction. They are helped along the way by antiques experts Philip Serrell and David Barby.

Among the items found by Manchester City fan Eddie is a retro football-shaped radio, while Johnny and his partner, family friend Brenda, fall for a small British porcelain bowl.

And it is not a joking matter when their items come up for auction in Wandsworth.

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Celebrities search for antiques and put them up for auction. Contains revised repeats.

Celebrities search for antique bargains and put them up for auction. Episodes in this series have previously been broadcast in a different form.

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