Supershoppers - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Episode 1
Andi Osho and Anna Richardson provide more money-saving ideas, from big reductions on medicines, to high protein cereals. Plus, how to get online prices on the high street.
Episode 2
Should we believe the astonishing reductions promised by high street discount stores? What's really in your favourite ice cream? And can men's beauty products deliver what they promise?
Episode 3
Andi Osho and Anna Richardson give the lowdown on big brand and retailers, helping you to shop savvier, get the best deals and save money. The week: how online travel agents control the cost of your holiday, and the diet hype causing an Instagram sensation. Plus - an investigation into the latest shopping trend - subscription boxes. Is it really value for money to get everything from make-up to beer to cheese toasties delivered by post? Plus, the show unwraps the confusing world of discount biscuits.
Episode 4
Andi Osho and Anna Richardson give the lowdown on big brands and retailers, helping viewers to shop savier, get the best deals and save money. In this episode, Andi and Anna examine why some big retailers still charge so much in hospital shops, and sound test Britain's most wanted headphones against cheaper alternatives. The programme also tests Britain's cheapest tea bag: will anyone notice the difference? And does hair loss shampoo work?
Episode 5
Andi Osho and Anna Richardson present the lowdown on big brands and retailers, helping viewers to shop savvier, get the best deals and save money. In this episode: vloggers or floggers? What are online celebrities persuading us to buy? Plus: we investigate the eye-watering cost of eating on the move, naming and shaming Britain's most expensive motorway service stations. How do cheap supermarket school shoes compare to pricier brands? Can you save money and get a good fit? And we investigate tights that claim to tackle cellulite.
Episode 6
Andi Osho and Anna Richardson present the lowdown on big brands and retailers, helping viewers to shop savvier, get the best deals and save money. Andi and Anna investigate winter fashion, testing high street and designer puffer down jackets, with some surprising results. The programme looks at the shocking costs of disability, revealing how identical items can cost up to twice as much when they're sold by retailers targeting the special needs market. Plus: the truth about trademarks, and a guide to high street haggling.
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