Scouting for Toys - Season 1

The Teesside toy auctioneers prepare for a major sale of TV and film momorabilia, and pride of place is given to a vast Star Wars collection.

In the world of Matchbox toy car collecting, one name stands out: Graham Hamilton [pictured]. Graham has a collected every model released between 1961 to 1982: amassing more than 2000 vehicles, many of them incredibly rare. Today, he's putting them all under the hammer, giving toy car enthusiasts a once in a lifetime opportunity to own their own piece of Matchbox history.

The auctioneers try to value a remarkable set of toy theatres - some more than 150 years old with expert advice from Pollock's Toy Museum, London's oldest historical Toy Museum.

Meanwhile, Superman fan Tamsin is trying to bolster her own extraordinary collection.

As Lego enthusiast David prepares to release some of his prized sets at auction, Andy and Dave are hoping to pick up some sought after construction boxes for their joint collection.

Teddy bear expert Jo receives a large collection of Charlie Bear teddies from a single seller, including some very rare bears.

A huge consignment of Meccano arrives from a single seller. It represents a lifetime's passion and has been well played with but painstakingly restored - will the repair work prove to be a turn off?

A vast haul of antique dolls arrives in the saleroom, passed on by the husband of recently deceased artist. Other highlights include Star Wars toys and a passionate Transit van man.

Miniature plastic figurine collector Michael Maughan is selling some of his impressive Timpo collection. But will they get as much attention as Tony's rare Australian Darth Vader figurine?

A much sought after, Karl Lagerfeld teddy bear is sent to auction, creating a buzz of excitement among staff and collectors alike. Other iconic toy brands featured tonight include Airfix and Thunderbirds.

Iconic American doll brand Barbie goes head-to-head with UK rival, Sindy. Teddy bear expert Jo receives an elderly bear and grandfather Mick looks at toy trains with his grandson, Charlie.