Hoarders SOS
S1 E1In Newcastle, Curtis Dowling needs to persuade a passionate collector to part with more than a thousand toy cars; in London, Joanna Riley has to sort through a mountain of shoes and clothes that have overtaken a woman's home.
S1 E2The team helps a man who can't say no to his family's unwanted stuff; a potter and self-proclaimed hoarder needs to be persuaded to part with hundreds of her pots to free up space.
S1 E3Declutter expert Joanna Riley can't even get into the garage, where clutter includes 16 vacuum cleaners.
S1 E4Curtis Dowling and Joanna Riley help a Birmingham couple sell their huge toy and film memorabilia collections.
S1 E5An artist has filled his house with mementos from his travels; a couple's collections of toys and costumes have taken over their home.
S1 E6Curtis, Joanna and Marianne are in Blackpool with a theatrical costume maker and his actor partner, trying to persuade them to part with a mountain of clothes and antiques.
S1 E7Collectibles experts help a woman sell stuff she bought in New York in the 1960s.
S1 E8A woman in Lincolnshire makes a Hoarder SOS to clear the clutter taking over her home; she desperately wants space on the sofa to have a cuddle with her husband.
S1 E9The team help two households whose clutter is so catastrophic it is taking over their homes; Marianne helps an HR consultant tackle a mountain of clothes, including her designer wedding dress.
S1 E10A costume maker from Chester makes a hoarder SOS because her house is crammed with enough fabric to open her own shop.
S1 E11Antiques expert Curtis Dowling, housekeeper Marianne Cammack, and cleaning company owner Joanna Riley are in Wales helping a former cabaret singer let go of a mountain of clothes and jewelry.
S1 E12The experts try to persuade a Cambridgeshire woman to part with her piles of perfume bottles and clothes; a couple in Sheffield clear out decades' worth of record collections and household clutter for a very special cause close to their hearts.
S1 E13Collectibles expert Curtis Dowling and queens of clean Joanna Riley and Marianne Cammack help two households de-clutter their homes and make some cash.
S1 E14Two friends who have house shared for seven years in Lancashire make a Hoarder SOS call to help them rid their home of an eclectic mix of clutter, from fantasy board games to a valuable vintage leather jacket.
S1 E15A woman who used to sell vintage things but kept lots for herself asks for help to clear a clutter mountain.
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