Jay Blades urges fans to sign up for The Repair Shop
This Wednesday a repeat of The Repair Shop aired on BBC One and the show’s host Jay Blades has taken to social media to give fans an update on when to expect new episodes of the hit show.
Taking to his Instagram, the presenter revealed to his 162,000 followers: “You will be pleased to know that this week, we are filming some Brand New @therepairshoptv Shows for you.”
Fans were quick to share their excitement about what was being filmed.
One viewer wrote: “That’s fabulous news Jay, looking forward to seeing them.”
While another added: “AMAZING AMAZING this is great news. I could sit and watch The Repair Shop all day every day. All of you lovely experts a amazing and awesome. Love it love it love it.” (sic)
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A third replied: “Awesome can’t wait to see them.”
And another commented: “I LOVE The Repair Shop! Can’t wait!”
This update comes amid a series of breaks for the beloved show. Even though the latest series premiered earlier this summer, it ultimately took a two-month break between July and September.
Brand new episodes did start back on September 13 for several weeks, following the show’s historic win at the National Television Awards. But it looks as though fans may have to wait for more new episodes.
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The Repair Shop originally premiered back in 2017 but quickly amassed a fan following. The series, which sees cherished family items and heirlooms brought back to life, features a wide variety of experts.
From the “Bear Ladies” Amanda Middleditch and Julie Tatchell, to metal worker and signs restorer Dominic “Dom” Chinea and carpenter and cabinet-maker Will Kirk, some of the transformations have been breathtaking over the years.
And this year the heartwarming reality show ended This Morning’s 12-year winning streak at the NTAs. In his acceptance speech, Jay saluted his fellow experts, who he referred to as his “family.”
The furniture restorer and presenter also opened up to The Guardian about how they have bonded over the years. He explained: “We spend nine months a year filming, all staying in the same hotel and having meals together, so we’ve become like a family.”
He concluded: “It’s terrific to see them getting appreciation on a national, sometimes international, level.”
The Repair Shop airs on BBC and previous episodes can be streamed on BBC iPlayer.
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