WBD UK & Ireland Commissions New & Returning Slate for 2025

Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) UK & Ireland has commissioned a new Auction House slate for 2025, among a range of other unscripted titles.

The Yorkshire Auction House, produced by STV Studios, will return for its sixth season to see auctioneer Angus Ashworth travel the U.K. to declutter homes filled with unique items, impressive collections and valued family heirlooms. Celebrity Yorkshire Auction House will also be returning, with a fifth season made up of seven parts.

Both series will air on Really in May 2025, as will a second season of The Derbyshire Auction House. Irina Marriott will return, ready to make sure her salesroom continues to thrive and survive past its first year.

The brand-new eight-part series Angus Ashworth’s Yorkshire Country House Weekend (w.t.) has been ordered and is expected to bow in September 2025 on Really. The Air TV-produced show sees Ashworth visit some of the U.K.’s vast country estates to meet and help families trying to preserve their historic country houses.

Really will also host the return of The Bad Skin Clinic and Yorkshire Air 99. The former, produced by Full Fat TV, will see Dr. Emma Craythorne and her nurses tackle more challenging cases, correct misdiagnoses, treat never-before-seen conditions and help those with nowhere left to turn. The new season includes two specials focusing on individual patents living with a condition more extreme than Dr. Craythorne has ever seen. It is set to debut in October 2025. Yorkshire Air 99, meanwhile, returning in February 2025, will continue to follow the crew of the Yorkshire Air Ambulance service as they rescue lives across perilous mountains, bustling cities and coastlines. It is produced by Air TV.

On the Quest channel, Shed and Buried will be returning for a seventh season in May. Henry and Fuzz will hit the road again to search the U.K.’s sheds for hidden automotive treasures. The new season includes three hour-long specials that will follow the duo as they dive deeper into the history and restoration of some extraordinary vehicles and take on bigger projects, from restoring historic helicopters to refurbishing big cranes. HCA Entertainment produces the series.

Shed and Buried: Classic Cars will return in March 2025 with a second season, showcasing more work of some of the U.K.’s most skilled restorers. Sled and Buried, a Christmas special where Henry and Fuzz head to snowy Scandinavia, will come later in the year.

“We are delighted to bring so many of our much-loved, long-standing linear formats back for new seasons in 2025,” said Charlotte Reid, VP of commissioning at WBD UK & Ireland. “We’re proud of our long-standing partnerships with true experts in their field, from auctioneering to dermatology and restoration to rescue, as well as the production companies that continue to deliver content that really resonates with our audiences. From the Auction House franchise to Shed and Buried and Yorkshire Air 999, our viewers are transported across the U.K. with stories of passion and purpose.”