Money for Nothing
Money for Nothing is a TV show on BBC1. Entrepreneur Sarah Moore saves things from being dumped and transforms them into valuable pieces, making money for people who had no idea there was cash to be made from their trash. The program has been available since 2025. A total of 49 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in August 2026.
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Money for Nothing
'Broadsword calling Duncan. Come in with a plan. Over!' Duncan has a retro radio to save, and can newbie Tyler rescue a sewing machine table?
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Are old plates valuable? It's a smashing skip find for Sarah Moore, while carpenter Ollie tries to launder a tidy profit from an old washstand.
Series 16
Seaside stylers Katie and Sophie try to overhaul a bookshelf with a beachy theme they have never tried before.
Restorer Peter falls in love with a rosewood coffee table, and upcycling sisters Katie and Sophie have a fabric mishap.
Series 18
Kev's in hot water! Boiling, in fact, as he wrestles a rusty water tank. Jacqui tries to make a massive display unit fit for a modern home.
Are creative curves good for us? Katie and Sophie attempt a wavy redesign that leaves them feeling seasick.
And relax... but Jacqui Joseph isn't feeling zen when it comes to saving a massage bed. Sarah Peterson might need a lie-down too, trying to save a tricky dining set.
A huge profit! Huge, but from which item? Kev creates a metal masterpiece from obsolete tools, while JJ tries to double the charm of two rattan chairs.
Series 16
Blacksmith Kev 'smashes it' with big profits produced from a glass table, and Sarah gets her wires crossed trying to save a lamp stand.
Sarah Moore tries to turn clocks into cash, new makers Dani and Elliot add a classy touch to an old armchair, and Duncan has an electrifying idea for two old chandeliers.
Series 18
Three old chairs bring tears to the eyes, and Jacqui's imagination is on fire as she wrestles with a plant stand.
A bucket of old toys has designer Rupert all revved up, but is his plan veering right off the road?
Will Jacqui be shocked by Ollie's bonkers design for a reclaimed coffee table - involving pine, a traffic cone and cement?
Blacksmith Kev faces his biggest ever challenge: theatre lighting stands. But will his risky redesign steal the show?
Series 16
Sarah Moore rescues a retro orange armchair, a tallboy and dresser set and some discarded spectacle cases from the skips at Beaconsfield recycling centre.
Series 17
Chunky maple logs are sent to woodturner Chris's workshop, but will transforming them leave him stumped?
Sarah Moore tries to smash it with a fish tank transformation, and signwriter Joel puts a new spin on two old record cabinets.
A smashed-up wardrobe poses a carpentry conundrum for Bruce. Can he hammer, saw and smash his way to perfection?
They say don't walk under a ladder... Jacqui does more than that, and designer Ayo unlocks the potential of a £2 table with a bold design.
Sarah Moore roots around the car boots in Witley and finds a dressing table and mirror, a petite sofa, a coffee table and a vintage suitcase for the team to upcycle.