[6] In 2022, the show's presenters were featured with French and Saunders and Judi Dench in a parody of the series for Comic Relief.

[7] Following Jay Blades' being charged with controlling and coercive behaviour, in September 2024, he stepped back from his television work.

Episode 5 of series 1 featured a painted ceramic jug made by Picasso contemporary Jean Lurçat.

[10] In episode 16 of the same series, Scalisi restored an oil portrait by Cyril James Frost, at the request of its owner, the sitter's son.

[11] In series 4, episode 22, a miniature by Sarah Biffin was restored, by Scalisi and paper conservator Louise Drover.

[12] In October 2022, King Charles III (still the Prince of Wales at the time of filming) starred in an episode in which a piece of pottery made for Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee and an 18th-century clock were restored by the show's experts.

The Court Barn is the principal setting, though some repairs are carried out in the Victorian smithy and nearby wagon shed.