document_title: Can't Pay? We'll Take It Away!

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text: Can't Pay? We'll Take It Away!

text: Production[edit]

text: The series has been broadcast Channel 5 since 24 February 2014. Their brief of the series says; "With exclusive access to some of the most experienced High Court Enforcement Agents and Repossession Teams in the country, this series is an eye-opening insight into cash-strapped Britain from the perspectives of debtors, creditors and debt collectors.

text: Produced by Brinkworth Films, the series and its various spin-offs reveal what it means to be a creditor who cannot get back what they are owed, what it is like to be saddled with debt that you are simply unable to repay and what it takes to be the kind of person who can pay but refuses to do so. Cameras capture the daily hassle of dealing with violent confrontations, tearful debtors, downright liars and genuine cases of hardship. Then there are the debtors, many of whom have some distressing tales to tell of how they got into the situation in the first place. No one wants their possessions confiscated, after all. The result is a unique insight into one of the biggest issues facing those who cannot afford to keep paying the bills".[1]

text: Cast[edit]

text: Present cast[edit]

text:
Paul Bohill (Series 1–present)
Steve Pinner (Series 1–present)
Ben Pinner (Series 1–present)
Stewart McCracken (Series 2–present)
Iain Taylor (Series 2–present)
Elmor "Vic" Victor (Series 3–present)
Gareth Short (Series 4–present)
Mitchell Starr (Series 5–present)
Matthew "Matt" Heighway (Series 5–present)
Garry Ball (Series 5–present)
Gary Brown (Series 5–present)
Cona Jackson (Series 5–present)
Max Carracher (Series 5–present)

text: Former cast[edit]

text:
Mike Allonby (Series 1)
Terry Jones (Series 1)
Graham Aldred (Series 2)
Brian O'Shaughnessy (Series 2–4)
Delroy "Del" Anglin (Series 3–5)
Kevin Stokes (Series 3)
Dael Anglin (Series 4)
Craig Vernall (Series 4)

text: Guest cast[edit]

text:
Steve Wood (Series 1)
Phil Short (Series 2—4)
Rupesh Pabari (Series 4)
Alan Hunt (Series 4)
Aron Graves (Series 5)

text: Episode list[edit]

text:
Series
Episodes
Originally aired

First aired
Last aired

1
5
24 February 2014
8 April 2014

2
12
17 September 2014
19 November 2014

3
14
14 April 2015
23 December 2015

4
26
13 April 2016
30 November 2016

5
?
22 March 2017
2018

text: Series 1 (2014)[edit]

text: The first series introduces five initial cast members: Paul Bohill, Steve Pinner, Mike Allonby, Terry Jones, and Steve Wood. The day after the broadcast of the first programme, Allonby died aged 47 at his home in Wales.[2] Both Jones and Wood subsequently only appeared in the first series, with Bohill and Pinner (High Court Solutions) the only two cast members who went on to appear in series two. The first three episodes became the most watched programme on the channel that week, with episodes four and five placing at second and third, respectively.[3]

text:
Episode
Title
Viewers
(millions)
Original airdate

1
"Episode 1"
2.06
24 February 2014

Mike and Terry head to Liverpool to seize a Renault Clio from a debtor who has refused to pay his bill, but the debtor suddenly becomes violent. Meanwhile, Paul and Steve attend the eviction of an army veteran whose other outstanding debts have resulted in the repossession of his house, and later to Slough to deal with a troublesome family of sitting tenants who refuse to believe the powers of the High Court.[4]

2
"Episode 2"
2.19
3 March 2014

Mike and Terry travel to Cheshire to seize a vehicle from a woman who owes several hundred pounds on a loan, and Mike shows his softer side. Later, they head to Liverpool to recover a vehicle which the owner has failed to keep up the repayments for, and find his son very co-operative. Meanwhile, Paul and Steve attend an eviction in East London in the week leading up to Christmas, but find a friend house-sitting for the absent debtor. Later, they head to Essex to track down the tenants of a country estate who owe their landlord more than £10,000 – but have since disappeared.[5]

3
"Episode 3"
1.88
10 March 2014

Paul and Steve are tasked to evict a vulnerable pair of hoarders, whose cost of damage to the property is being added onto their debt. Later, they attend the eviction of a young woman with a child, who has failed to keep up with her rent payments, and has fallen to arrears, and also find that a writ to seize a taxi has been made out to the wrong man, but under law, are forced to serve the writ anyway. Meanwhile, Steve Wood has to repossess a classic corner shop, but finds that the condition of the property may cause more problems for the landlord.[6]

4
"Episode 4"
1.55
17 March 2014

Paul and Steve attend an eviction of a house with poor living conditions, but have a decision to make when the eviction runs into nightfall. On their travels, they evict two groups of tenants from a house which the landlord is looking to renovate, but one family are not being very co-operative; attempt to reclaim more than £25,000 from a Chinese businessman who has fallen on hard times and is facing bankruptcy; and attend a flat eviction in an expensive area of London, and attempt to secure the tenants a holiday lease allowing them to return.[7]

5
"Final Demand Special"
1.69
8 April 2014

Paul and Steve attend an eviction in Buckinghamshire where the tenant owes more than £26,000 in rent on his country estate residence. Later, they deal with a family of sitting tenants in a £5 million house which is due to be demolished by the developers of the site. Meanwhile, we catch up with three previous debtors to see how life has been for them since the programme aired. Cases featured include the violent car owner from episode 1, the woman who defaulted on her loan repayments from episode 2, and the taxi driver who had a writ written out against him instead of his brother from episode 3.[8]

text: Series 2 (2014)[edit]

text: The second series sees the introduction of five new cast members – Ben Pinner, Brian O'Shaughnessy, Graham Aldred, Iain Taylor and Stuart McCracken. Paul Bohill and Steve Pinner are the only two returning cast members from the first series. Every episode of the series ranked in the top three most watched programmes on the channel that week.[3]

text:
Episode
Title
Viewers
(millions)
Original airdate

1
"Episode 1"
1.52
17 September 2014

Brian and Graham attend an eviction in South London where trouble is expected – but the eviction goes smoothly until they find a cannabis factory. Later, they visit a Polish Deli to reclaim money on a debt owed to a former supplier, but it's the debtor's wife who has to face their wrath. Meanwhile, Paul and Steve attend an eviction where a young mother of two is being evicted from her flat, and make an unexpected decision to allow her to stay, and later, they speak to a freelance employer who is refusing to cough up the unpaid wages of one of his ex-employees, and is still refusing to pay.

2
"Episode 2"
1.68
24 September 2014

Stuart and Iain attempt to reclaim a debt owed by a builder, but are threatened with violence by the man and his friends from the building site. Later, they visit the owner of a pet shop who owes a substantial amount of money to a former supplier, but tries to raise funds to pay the debt. Meanwhile, Paul and Steve deal with the unpaid debt of former professional footballer Neil Ruddock, who owes money to his local dog kennels. Later, they attend the eviction of a school dinner lady who has been given no prior warning of her eviction by her landlord.

3
"Episode 3"
1.85
1 October 2014

Paul and Steve evict a young woman with two children, a task that takes a turn for the worse when her violent ex-partner makes an appearance. Later, they serve a writ on a family who have to pay damages to a former employee, and seize a number of expensive vehicles towards repayment. Meanwhile, Stuart and Iain find themselves in a spot of bother when some angry locals threaten a riot over an unpaid debt at a Liverpool computer shop. Later, they chase down an unemployed decorator who owes more than £3,500 in legal costs, but finds he has no assets to seize and no money.

4
"Episode 4"
1.8
8 October 2014

Brian and Graham head to Wembley, North London to repossess a car owned by a man who owes more than £3,000 to a telephone communications company. Later, they head to Reading to deal with the owner of a dry-cleaning business who has run up a substantial debt for non-payment of rent. Meanwhile, Paul and Steve attempt to reclaim £30,000 in rent arrears from a man described by his tenants as a member of a ruthless and possibly violent gang, and later head to Essex to evict a young mum and her two children for non-payment of rent, but discover that she has nowhere to go.

5
"Episode 5"
1.83
15 October 2014

Paul and Steve head to Essex to evict a family for non-payment of rent, but discover a dispute with the letting agent has led to the eviction. Later, they head to North London to evict a Somalian refugee who speaks very little English from her flat which the landlord is repossessing. Meanwhile, Stuart and Iain are faced with threats of violence when they try to reclaim a debt of over £3,000 against the owner of a minicab business, and later deal with the owner of a car dealership who has to choose between repaying his debt or losing vehicles from his showroom.

6
"Episode 6"
1.57
22 October 2014

Paul, Steve and Ben attempt to evict a gang of squatters taking up residence in a central London office block, but struggle to enter the property. Later, they head to the North London home of a heavily pregnant tenant and her family, whom they are forced to evict due to non-payment of rent. Meanwhile, Stuart and Iain are confronted by the family and friends of a debtor in Surrey, who threaten violence against them if they try to seize any assets. Later, they deal with the owner of a horse riding sanctuary who owes a substantial amount of money to one of her former apprentices.

7
"Episode 7"
1.85
29 October 2014

Paul and Steve make an interesting discovery during an eviction at a flat in London's Docklands, where they find $8.5 million in counterfeit notes. Later, Ben joins Paul as they head to Biggin Hill, Kent, to evict a family which they have been told have no children, only to find six children living at the property. Meanwhile, Brian and Graham find themselves in a spot of bother at Swindon Town Football Club as they try to reclaim money on an unpaid debt for seating, and later hunt for a debtor whose business is in the centre of a storage unit facility, but the manager refuses to allow them entry.

8
"Episode 8"
1.63
5 November 2014

Paul and Ben are called in to evict squatters from a residential property, but it soon becomes clear that the property is being used as a brothel. Later, Steve joins Paul to evict a woman living a property which has already been sold by the landlord, although she has nowhere to go. Later, they attend a flat in East London where they must evict a refugee family who have been seeking new accommodation for several months. Meanwhile, Brian and Graham arrive at a restaurant in north London to collect unpaid rent, but the debtor refuses to pay until Brian starts to remove goods. They later attend a Korean education school to collect unpaid rent, but the debtors make accusations to the police that they have been violent.

9
"Episode 9"
1.43
12 November 2014

Brian and Graham head to a Brighton health spa to speak to seize assets against the debt of £20,000 for unpaid legal costs against the owner. On their travels, they also head to South London to find a man who owes £1,600, but have trouble when his wife tries to throw them off the scent; to Sussex to speak to a young mother who has defaulted on a debt payment plan, where Graham shows his softer side; and to Dunsfold to reclaim money owed to a telephone answering service, but find the debtor about to visit his motherʼs grave.

10
"Episode 10: Eviction Special"
1.26
19 November 2014

Paul and Steve attend an eviction with a twist when they discover that the landlord trying to reclaim the property is the debtor's mother. On their travels, they also attend the eviction of a multi-occupancy house where they find a group of tenants who have issues with their immigration status; are forced to evict a man with a history of mental illness, and call on the help of a local minister to persuade the tenant to leave; and attend the eviction of the last remaining tenant in an apartment block which is currently under renovation by the landlord.

text: Series 3 (2015)[edit]

text: Cast member Kevin Stokes confirmed on Twitter that the returning cast for the third series was as follows: Paul Bohill, Steve Pinner, Ben Pinner, Stewart McCracken, Iain Taylor and Brian O'Shaughnessy. New cast members in this series would include: himself, Delroy Anglin ("Del"), Elmor Victor ("Vic") and Phil Short, who previously appeared in a non-speaking role in series two.[9] Graham Aldred was confirmed as the only cast member from series two to not be returning for the third series. Every episode in series three placed within the top four most-watched programmes on Channel 5 for each respective week. For eight non-consecutive weeks, it was the most watched programme on the channel.[3] Episode 12 had previously been broadcast on 4 August, as part of the "Britain on Benefits" season.

text: In February 2018 a couple whose eviction featured in this series of the show were awarded £20,000 damages against Channel 5 for breaching the couple's privacy during the filming of the eviction.[10]

text:
Episode
Title
Viewers
(millions)[11]
Original airdate

1
"Final Demand Special"
1.35
14 April 2015

Kevin and Dael serve a writ on a man who owes more than £5,000 for an unpaid bill, but the man turns violent and tries to assault Kevin. Meanwhile, Paul and Steve head up an eviction of a mother and her young daughter, whom Paul is forced to help after the council refuse to step in, and Brian and Kevin play a game of cat and mouse with a debtor when he tries to hide his car in a local pub car park to avoid it being seized.

2
"Episode 1"
1.47
30 September 2015

Brian and Kevin attempt to regain more than £16,000 owed by a travel company. However, one of their employees proves to be less than helpful. Later, they travel to Middlesex looking for £4,500 owed by a computer repair shop, but the manager claims the company have ceased trading. Meanwhile, Stuart and Elmor head to Merseyside to attend the eviction of a tenant with a brain tumour who has been unable to pay the rent on his house, and later attend an eviction with a twist – the tenant is in fact the letting agent and has been living in the house under a false name.

3
"Episode 2"
1.38
7 October 2015

Brian and Kevin head to Surrey to obtain £6,000 owed by former business owners, but during the initial confrontation, Brian is assaulted. Later, Dael joins Brian to chase a debt owed to a vet by the owner of an ill pet, but they discover she does not have any goods worth enough to cover the debt. Meanwhile, Paul and Steve attend a multi-eviction on a council estate in Barnet, where the tenants are unaware of why they are being made homeless.

4
"Episode 3"
1.54
14 October 2015

Paul and Steve are called to an eviction where the landlord wants to move back into his property, but are greeted by an angry tenant who refuses to leave. Later, they attempt to reclaim more than £11,000 owed by the owners of a family run fish business following a dispute with their neighbours. Meanwhile, Brian and Dael call on a man owing more than £16,000 in maintenance for an aeroplane, but are forced to seize the plane when he is unable to pay the debt. Later, Kevin joins Brian to attend a Turkish restaurant to reclaim £4,500 owed to a company for consultancy fees, but the debtors turn nasty and the police are called.

5
"Episode 4"
1.51
21 October 2015

Paul and Phil head to Kent for an eviction, but when they finally take possession of the house, they discover a full-scale cannabis factory upstairs. Paul later finds himself accused of racism when he and Steve attempt to evict a Kosovan family living in emergency accommodation in North London. Elsewhere, Brian and Dael chase a debt of nearly £3,000 in Hampshire and later attempt to collect almost £5,000 owed by a farmer in Sussex.

6
"Episode 5"
1.5
28 October 2015

Stuart and Elmor deal with a tricky debtor who owes more than £1,000 against a debt previously owed by his small business, Morecambe Textiles. Later, they attempt to collect a debt of £1,600 owed by a self-employed DJ, but discover he may be forced to close his business if he is unable to pay. Meanwhile, Paul and Steve attend the eviction of a man in Croydon, only to discover that he is on the way to his aunt's funeral, and the council have refused to rehouse him. Later, they deal with a single mother being evicted by her landlady in Hammersmith after amassing more than £11,000 in rent arrears.

7
"Episode 6"
1.7
4 November 2015

Stuart and Elmor attempt to reclaim a debt owed by a single mother, but are forced to deal with the police after they find two children home alone. Later, they attempt to reclaim a debt owed by the owner of a pizza restaurant, but find themselves being locked inside the premises. Meanwhile, Paul and Phil carry out an eviction of a multi-occupancy property, but encounter problems when they discover it is being run as a brothel. Later, they carry out an eviction in Barnes, North London, where the tenant owes more than £11,000 to the landlord, who is in ill health.

8
"Episode 7"
1.63
11 November 2015

Paul and Steve attend an eviction of a tenant who refuses to move out of her property, despite it already having been sold on by the landlord. Later, Phil joins Paul to turn detective when they arrive an eviction in East London, where they discover the remaining tenant escaping through the back door. Meanwhile, Brian and Kevin deal with a single mother of three who owes a debt of more than £5,000 to a former landlord for damage to his property, and later try to reclaim a debt of over £11,000 owed by a furniture business, but an employee of the company becomes less than helpful.

9
"Episode 8"
1.27
18 November 2015

Stuart and Elmor head to Liverpool for what they expect to be a routine repossession, but instead face the most challenging eviction of their careers. Behind the front door, they find a critically ill two-year-old child with major heart problems, who is on constant life support and unable to breathe without a ventilator. Later, they encounter another family in crisis in Birmingham, where a retired couple who acted as guarantor for their daughter's tenancy are liable to pay over £3,000 after she defaulted. Meanwhile, Brian and Dael chase £2,000 worth of debt owed by a business based in Kent, and recover £4,000 from a recycling business in Buckinghamshire.

10
"Episode 9"
1.38
25 November 2015

Dael and Kevin face a web of deceit in an Italian delicatessen in South London as they chase a huge debt amounting to £29,000. Later, Brian joins Dael to track down a pensioner in Surrey who owes £15,000 for a business he bought four years ago. Meanwhile, Steve and Paul must evict a tenant in North London who has not paid her rent for over 18 months, before heading to Cambridgeshire to make one of their most emotional evictions to date.

11
"Episode 10"
1.18
2 December 2015

Paul and Steve head to Bedfordshire to try to evict a community of travellers who have set up home in a private car park. However, they receive a hostile response and must react to prevent the situation from spiralling out of control. Later, they attempt to evict a Romanian family who stopped paying rent seven months ago. Elsewhere, Stuart and Elmor chase a debt of over £3,000 in Merseyside, before trying to recover £5,000 owed by a forklift truck company after an agreement went sour.

12
"Episode 11"
1.42
9 December 2015

Stuart and Iain head to Nottingham to recover a debt of nearly £3,000 in unpaid rent from a Turkish takeaway. Later, Elmor joins Stuart to hunt down one of their biggest debts of the year – £66,000 owed by a businessman. Paul and Phil head to a flat in East London expecting a routine eviction, but get more than they bargained for when they find dodgy wiring, illegal substances, and two men sleeping in squalid conditions. Meanwhile, Steve and Ben try to evict a tenant in West London who has broken the terms of her lease, but suspect a subletting scam when they find that the three-bedroom semi has been converted into tiny bedsits.

13
"Episode 12: Benefits Special"
1.26
16 December 2015

Paul and Steve attend the eviction of a family who owe more than £12,000 in rent arrears, but the situation turns confrontational when the landlord arrives. Later, they are forced to evict a hard-working young nurse who is desperately seeking a home for her young family through no fault of her own. Meanwhile, Brian and Kevin deal with a single mother whose overall debts come to more than £45,000, but is struggling with any form of repayment, and later meet an aggressive debtor recovering from a brain tumour who refuses to pay his dues, despite owing more than £2,000 to a lawyer.

14
"Episode 13: Christmas Special"
1.55
23 December 2015

Steve and Ben attend the eviction of a family of Ethiopian refugees in Crystal Palace, who despite having been up to date with their rent, are being evicted by their landlord. Paul, Steve and Ben carry out an evicition which has occured as the result of an acrimonious divorce that has finally come to a head. Paul, Steve and Ben visit an off-licence who owe more than £6,000 in rent arrears, and the owner battles to keep the shop open just as everything shuts down for the holidays. Paul and Ben carry out an evicition with a twist when they discover a tenant with multiple identities.

text: Series 4A (2016)[edit]

text: In February 2016, cast member Paul Bohill confirmed on Twitter that the cast for the fourth series was as follows: himself, Steve Pinner, Ben Pinner, Stewart McCracken, Iain Taylor, Brian O'Shaughnessy, Delroy Anglin ("Del") and Elmor Victor ("Vic"). The only agent not to return from the third series was Kevin Stokes.[12] Additionally, three further agents appeared in minor roles: Phil Short, Ru Pabari and Alan Hunt, all of whom featured in one episode each. The series was filmed between September and November 2015. Broadcast was later confirmed for 13 April 2016.[13] Additionally, the scheduling for several episodes was changed at the last minute: episode 4 was due to air on 4 May,[14] but for reasons unknown was held over and not broadcast until the end of the series, later subtitled the "Busted" special. The broadcast of episodes 7 & 8 was also switched for reasons unknown.

text:
Episode
Title
Viewers
(millions)
Original airdate

1
"Episode 1"
1.53
13 April 2016

Stewart and Iain attend the eviction of a young mother with two young children, but when her boyfriend threatens them with violence, they are forced to call the police. Later, they evict a businessman from his flat who owes more than £4,000 in rent, but discover he has been living a life of luxury. Meanwhile, Brian and Del call on a young mother who owes a bill of £2,300 for childcare, but discover she has no means of making payment, and later, visit a bachelor whose ex-girlfriend is trying to reclaim £12,000 for an unpaid credit card bill, but discover she has already taken assets worth more than the outstanding debt.

2
"Episode 2"
1.4
20 April 2016

Stewart and Elmor attempt to recover a debt of £2,700 owed by the owner of a garage, but find themselves in a stand-off which quickly turns to violence when the debtor tries to ram them off the property using a pick-up truck. Later, they call on a student nurse who owes £750 on a payday loan, who has defaulted on her repayments. Meanwhile, Steve and Ben are forced to evict an elderly couple who are struggling to keep up with the rent on their three-bedroom semi in Isleworth, and later, Paul joins Steve to chase down a £30,000 debt owed by the Lotus F1 racing team to one of their former suppliers.

3
"Episode 3"
1.52
27 April 2016

Stewart and Iain attend an eviction in Manchester, but on arrival, find the scene crawling with police. A stand-off between the landlord and his tenants then ensues, with some serious threats being made. Later, they call upon a young single parent who is being evicted by her landlord after failing to pay her rent for six months. Meanwhile, Brian and Del attempt to reclaim £3,000 owed to a letting agent, but discover the debtor is an elderly woman claiming disability benefit, and later, they try to reclaim £2,700 owed to an employer after they mistakenly overpaid a former employee, but find themselves forced to seize goods when the debtor refuses to pay.

4
"Episode 4: Busted Special"
1.92
25 July 2016

Steve and Ben attend an eviction of a tenant who owes more than £14,000 in rent, but discover a sub-let scam involving at least five other undisclosed tenants. The situation escalates when the man refuses to leave the property. Later, Paul joins Steve to evict a man who owes nearly £10,000 in rent. When they arrive, he has already vacated the property and is about to leave, but they discover he has left the property in serious disrepair. Brian and Del attempt to reclaim £10,000 owed to a van rental business, but the debtor claims he has no assets – a fact which they later discover is untrue. Later, they call on a woman who owes £6,000 in arrears from her previous property.

5
"Episode 5"
1.63
4 May 2016

Paul and Ben attend the eviction of a tenant suffering from a mental health disorder, but are met with a frosty reception. Brian and Del call upon a man who owes a personal debt of £1,900, but he claims to have no prior knowledge of the debt and doesn't even know the claimant. Later, they call upon a taxi firm who owe nearly £3,000 to a supplier. Having previously settled half of the debt with Stewart and Iain, Brian and Del are forced to return after the debtor defaulted on his repayments. Finally, Steve and new trainee Ru attend an eviction in Portsmouth, but the situation becomes heated when the angry homeowners decide to clear out their entire house onto the pavement outside.

6
"Episode 6"
1.71
11 May 2016

Stewart and Elmor attempt to reclaim a £3,000 debt owed by the owner of a dog kennel business, but when they arrive, Stewart is threatened and angrily confronted by the debtor's dad. Steve and Ben find themselves caught in the emotional eviction of a refugee, who appears to speak very little English. After the eviction, they become concerned for her welfare and try to track her down. Stewart and Elmor try to find a debtor who owes £2,000 for an engine he bought on Ebay, but he tries to outsmart the agents by claiming he knows the law better than they do, before Paul and Steve are forced to break into the property of a tenant who owes nearly £8,000 in unpaid rent.

7
"Episode 7"
1.71
25 May 2016

Paul, Steve, Stewart and Elmor are faced with a potentially volatile situation when they are forced to evict a large scale traveller community in Birmingham, and soon find themselves under attack from children living on the site. Brian and Del attempt to reclaim a £6,000 owed by a jeweller in Hatton Garden, but he tries to claim that the business which owns the debt is no longer trading. Meanwhile, Paul and Steve find themselves in the middle of a tenancy dispute when they try to evict a man and his partner who owe their landlord more than £4,000 in unpaid rent, while Brian and Del visit a debtor who owes nearly £4,000 to a former customer of his web design business.

8
"Episode 8"
1.66
18 May 2016

Paul and Steve evict a tenant who owes more than £8,000 in rent arrears, but discover her property has been sub-let and that she has multiple occupants living there. Brian and Alan attempt to reclaim more than £7,000 from a drainage firm who owe money to a former supplier, but discover the debtor has very few assets to offset the debt. Paul and Steve then attend an eviction in North London, where the tenant has been behind on her rent for nearly six years – but to their surprise find a menagerie of electrical goods including TVs, laptops, games consoles and designer clothing. Brian and Del try to reclaim £38,000 owed by a café owner in unpaid rent.

9
"Episode 9: Big Family Bust Up Special"
1.82
30 May 2016

Stewart and Elmor attempt to reclaim a debt of £6,500 owed by a self-employed builder, but are confronted by his angry parents, who claim that none of the goods in the house belong to him. Meanwhile, Paul and Steve attend an eviction in Tottenham, but are faced with one of their most heartbreaking evictions ever, when the council refuse to provide emergency housing for a mother and her three young children, forcing Paul to take drastic action. Stuart and Elmor then head to Wales in an attempt to reclaim an unpaid debt owed by a plumber, but are forced to seize and remove goods when the debtor makes no attempt to even communicate with the agents.

10
"Episode 10: Secrets and Lies Special"
1.56
6 June 2016

Paul and Steve attend the eviction of a woman with two young children, but find themselves confronted by her angry son, who is convinced that the agents' visit is an hour early. Meanwhile, Brian and Del attempt to reclaim an £11,000 debt owed by a man and his partner for unpaid rent, but are shocked to discover an armoury including samurai swords amongst the debtor's possessions. Paul and Steve evict a family from their home following an ongoing dispute with their landlord, who claims that he has been trying to evict them for more than 16 months. Brian and Del attempt to hunt down an elusive debtor, who has evaded capture before, for a debt of more than £4,500.

text: Series 4B (2016)[edit]

text: Broadcast of fourth series continued after a summer break, and the transmission date was confirmed on 18 August 2016. DCBL subsequently added a page on their website with profiles of each of the agents featured in the series.[15] The cast for the second half of the series remains unchanged, with Bohill, Steve Pinner, Ben Pinner, McCracken, Taylor, O'Shaughnessy, Anglin and Victor all returning. This half-series sees the introduction of one new agent, Dael Anglin, Delroy's son.[citation needed] On 5 October 2016 two further new agents were introduced into the series, Gareth Short and Craig Vernall[citation needed] Episode 8 also saw a guest appearance from Graham Aldred, last seen in series two. Phil Short also guest starred in Episode 9. O'Shaughnessy has since confirmed on Twitter that this series will be his last.[citation needed] The series began filming in February 2016. This half-series featured sixteen episodes.

text:
Episode
Title
Viewers
(millions)
Original airdate

1
"Episode 1"
1.4
31 August 2016

Del and Dael attempt to reclaim £3,500 owed by a man to a van rental business, but on arrival at the property, find themselves in the middle of a bitter dispute between father and son, which leads to death threats. Paul and Steve evict a former actor from his £1,200 a month one-room bedsit following an end-of-tenancy agreement, but are shocked by the quality of his living conditions. Brian and Del attend the King William Hotel in London to reclaim £6,500 owed to a supplier, but are forced to start removing goods when the owner claims he cannot pay. Paul and Steve attend a property repossession in Tottenham, but are caught in the middle of a dispute between tenant and landlord.

2
"Episode 2"
1.77
7 September 2016

Del and Dael visit a printing company to reclaim a debt of £2,000 owed to a dissatisfied customer, but the debtor becomes agitated and physically prevents the agents seizing goods, forcing the police to be called. Stewart and Vic visit a family-owned Barber's shop in a small country village to reclaim £1,100 in unpaid rent, but the debtor denies all knowledge of her arrears. Brian and Del attempt to reclaim £2,000 in unpaid bills owed to a funeral director, but the debtor's revelation that she is unable to pay is furthered hampered by her claim that the agents visit is causing a flare up of her illness. Stewart and Vic then head to Lincolnshire to reclaim £4,400 owed by a computer repair business.

3
"Episode 3"
2.03
14 September 2016

Stewart and Vic attempt to reclaim more than £8,000 owed by a car dealership in Nottingham to an unhappy customer, but are confronted by an aggressive group of employees, one of whom tries to remove a car from their forecourt that Stewart has already seized. Brian and Del head to the Isle of Wight to reclaim £3,700 of estate agency fees owed by a security guard, but Del is assaulted by the debtor's wife. Stewart and Iain try to reclaim £1,900 owed to DCBL by a woman who contracted them to follow up a compensation claim, and Del and Dael attempt to corner an elusive debtor who owes £3,500, but discover that his car, which they could potentially seize, is on false plates.

4
"Breadline Britain Special[16]"
0.76
18 September 2016

A special episode looking back at previous cases featured on the series, as part of Channel 5's "Breadline Britain" day. Paul and Ben attend the eviction of a tenant suffering from a mental health disorder, but are met with a frosty reception. Brian and Del call upon a man who owes a personal debt of £1,900, but he claims to have no prior knowledge of the debt. Later, they call upon a family taxi firm who owe nearly £3,000 to a supplier. Having previously settled half of the debt with Stewart and Iain, Brian and Del are forced to return after the debtor defaulted on his repayments. Finally, Steve and new trainee Ru attend an eviction in Portsmouth, but the situation soon becomes heated.

5
"Episode 4"
1.85
21 September 2016

Del and Dael attempt to reclaim £3,000 owed by an Indian takeaway to a meat supplier, but become embroiled in a game of cat and mouse as the debtor refuses to reveal his identity. Paul and Steve undertake the eviction of a former businesswoman who owes more than £14,000 in rent arrears, who refuses to accept the situation she has found herself in. Del and Dael visit a man who owes £3,800 to a dissatisfied customer whom he sold a car to, but find he has very few assets to seize. When they come across a pair of vehicles, they are shocked to discover that both are worthless. Paul and Steve evict a young woman and her boyfriend who have a history of mental health problems.

6
"Episode 5"
1.84
28 September 2016

Stewart and Vic attempt to reclaim £5,000 owed by a customer to a garage for repair work on a damaged van, but the debtor immediately becomes aggressive and calls upon a local Anti-Bailiff protest group to come and confront the agents. Del and Dael attempt to reclaim nearly £7,000 owed by a man to his ex-girlfriend. When they threaten to remove the debtor's girlfriend's possessions, the situation becomes heated. Stewart and Vic attempt to reclaim £6,500 owed by a garage in consultancy fees, but the debtor refuses to take responsibility for the writ. Del and Dael visit a woman who owes £3,700 in solicitor's fees, but are forced to take a risky gamble to secure payment.

7
"Episode 6"
1.72
19 October 2016

Stewart and Vic attend the property of a man who has defaulted on a payment plan, but the debtor's father becomes aggressive when the agents threaten to remove goods. Paul and Steve attempt to reclaim £45,000 owed by a man to his ex-wife, but discover that he has signed his current business over to his sister to prevent any assets being seized. Stewart and Iain call on a retiring optician to recover £4,500 owed to a supplier, but the debtor becomes abusive and claims he cannot make any form of payment. Steve and Ben attend the eviction of a young mother and child, and Steve is shocked when he discovers some of the worst living conditions he has ever seen.

8
"Episode 7"
1.77
26 October 2016

Stewart and Iain attempt to reclaim £3,500 owed by a builder to a customer for incomplete repair work, but find the debtor has no assets which could possibly offset the debt. Del and Dael head to Essex to recover £2,700 owed to a frozen food company, however the debtor initially refuses to confirm his identity and claims that he is in fact the debtor's brother. Stewart and Iain head to a farm in Wales to recover £2,500 owed to a supplier, but are forced to deal with the debtor's wife. Brian and Del attempt to find a man who has acted as guarantor on his friend's rental agreement, which has racked up more than £10,000 in rent arrears. However, they discover the debtor is on holiday in Nigeria.

9
"Episode 8"
1.93
5 October 2016

Del and Dael attempt to reclaim £1,900 owed by a young mum who has defaulted on a payment plan, but discover she has no assets they could possibly seize to offset the debt. Meanwhile, Gareth and Craig attempt to reclaim £45,000 owed by the director of an online clothing business to a former distributor, but are alarmed when on their second visit to the property, they find a stash of guns. Del and Dael visit an Indian takeaway owner who owes more than £22,000 in legal fees from a previous eviction, but when the debtor refuses to pay, they are forced to call upon Brian and Graham to help remove goods. Gareth and Craig visit a pensioner who owes £3,900 to a firm of solicitors.

10
"Episode 9"
1.78
12 October 2016

Gareth and Craig pursue the owner of a roofing business who owes £3,000 to a loan company, but on arrival at the property, the occupant denies the debtor lives at the property. Steve and Phil attend an eviction in South London, and find a family living in the back of a disused shop, which has been sub-let by the tenant. Gareth and Craig attend a farmhouse, where the debtor owes £5,700 in unpaid vets bills, but the debtor claims she has been making regular payments to the claimant – a fact which the agents discover is correct. Paul and Steve attempt to reclaim £30,000 owed by a dry cleaning business, but the proprietor claims he is broke, until Paul makes a shocking discovery.

11
"Episode 10"
1.9
2 November 2016

Paul and Ben attend the eviction of a mother and daughter from their flat, but discover their door has been reinforced with irresistible steel, which the locksmith is unable to drill through. Brian and Del call upon an East London garage to reclaim £7,000 to a dissatisfied customer, but find the business – and the customer's vehicle – in a state of disrepair. Paul and Steve attend an eviction where they find the occupants have been subletting from the tenant, not the landlord, but come up against a language barrier. Brian and Del call upon a woman who has acted as guarantor on her sister's tenancy agreement, but with her sister now £10,000 in arrears, is forced to take responsibility for the debt.

12
"Episode 11"
1.94
9 November 2016

Stewart, Iain, Paul, Steve and Ben attend a mass eviction of squatters from a disused nursery in South-West London, but come up against barricades, bolted doors and a number of angry residents. Gareth and Craig call upon a young mum who owes £6,500 in solicitor's bills, but she claims she has no assets that could possibly offset the debt. Paul and Steve attend the eviction of a mum and her two children, whose father has supposedly disappeared and left her with more than £6,000 of rent arrears. The woman disputes the eviction and claims she has repaid the landlord as he requested. Gareth and Craig head out in search of the director of a textiles business who owes £10,000.

13
"Episode 12: Can't Pay's Best Bits, Part 1"
1.48
16 November 2016

The first of four special episodes combining new and unforgettable past cases. Stewart and Vic attempt to reclaim £5,400 owed by a man that Vic has met before, but are forced to seize a vehicle when the debtor refuses to pay. They also look back on a case previously featured in Series 4, Episode 2, where they tried to reclaim £2,700 owed by the owner of a garage, but the situation became volatile, forcing Vic to call the police. Brian and Del visit a man who owes £150,000 – the biggest debt in the show's history – to a friend who lent him money for a business venture. Del also looks back on a case featured in Series 3, Episode 1, where he and Kevin were assaulted by a violent debtor.

14
"Episode 13: Can't Pay's Best Bits, Part 2"
1.16
23 November 2016

The second of four special episodes combining new and unforgettable past cases. Stewart and Vic attend the eviction of a single mother who owes £6,000 in rent to her landlord, but tensions soon become heated. Del looks back at a case previously featured in Series 5, Episode 1, where they tried to reclaim £3,500 owed by a man to a van rental business, but received death threats from the debtor's father. Stuart and Vic attempt to reclaim £6,000 owed in private school fees by a man and wife, but discover they no longer live together. Stuart looks back at a case featured in Series 4, Episode 1, where they were threatened by the boyfriend of a single mother they were bound to evict.

15
"Episode 14: Can't Pay's Best Bits, Part 3"
1.18
30 November 2016

The third of four special episodes combining new and unforgettable past cases. Stewart and Vic head to a phone shop whose proprietor owes £3,900 to a supplier. But when they discover the business has changed hands, the new owner threatens to break the law by returning goods which have been seized. Del looks back on a case from Series 5, Episode 4, where he and Dael visited the owner of an Indian takeaway who owe £3000. Brian and Dael attempt to reclaim £8,000 owed by a textiles business, but discover the company director is on holiday. Steve looks back on a case from Series 4, Episode 7, where he and three other agents carried out a mass eviction of travellers in Birmingham.

16
"Episode 15: Can't Pay's Best Bits, Part 4"
TBA
TBA

Paul and Steve make a dangerous discovery leading to them calling the police. Elsewhere, Stewart and Vic face a moral dilemma, and Paul and Steve hear a story that stops them in their tracks. This episode was due for broadcast on 7 December, but was pulled from schedule for reasons unknown.

text: Series 5 (2017-2018)[edit]

text: A fifth series was confirmed for broadcast shortly after the end of series four.[17] In this series, six new regular agents are introduced: Gary Brown, Garry Ball, Matthew Heighway, Cona Jackson, Michell Starr and Max Carracher. Agent Aron Graves also appears as a recurring member of the cast.[18] Returning cast members for this series include Paul Bohill, Steve Pinner, Ben Pinner, Stewart McCracken, Elmor Victor, Iain Taylor and Gareth Short, who made his debut appearance in the last series. Delroy Anglin also guest starred in one episode. Brian O'Shaughnessy, Dael Anglin and Craig Vernall will not be returning to the series.

text: The Radio Times initially confirmed that this series will contain a total of thirty episodes;[19] however, this subsequently increased to thirty-two; and a further ten episodes were later added to the schedule; bringing the final number of episodes to forty-two.[20] This series was split into three broadcast segments, with the first airing from March 22, 2017, the second airing from August 30, 2017 (with an additional two unplanned episodes broadcasting from November 8, 2017, replacing a planned broadcast of Big Family Values), and the third set to be broadcast in 2018.

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Part 1

1
"Episode 1"
22 March 2017
1.79

Gary and Cona are confronted by a knife-wielding debtor whilst attempting to recover £11,000 owed to a claims company. Garry and Matt visit a former professional footballer who owes £4,500, to confront him over a fake claim made to the agents that he could not pay the debt as he was suffering from terminal cancer. Gary and Cona chase a debt of £4,000 owed by a car dealer, but are given the runaround by the debtor and his friend as they try to identify which of them is the owner of two highly-lucrative vehicles. Garry and Matt uncover an arsenal of weapons, including knives, razor blades and meat cleavers as they try to evict a highly volatile tenant from his flat for non-payment of rent.

2
"Episode 2"
29 March 2017
2.21

Matt and Garry try to find a debtor who owes more than £2,000 in parking fines, but are met with a frosty reception by the tenants of the house he used to live in. Stewart and Vic take on one of the biggest cases of their careers when they confront a hotel owner who owes £80,000 to his former girlfriend. Although the debtor initially makes a £10,000 down payment, the agents are forced to return after no further payments are made against the debt. However, they are forced to call upon police assistance when it becomes apparent that the unstable debtor may have access to weapons. Later, they deal with a slippery garage owner who owes more than £2,000 to a customer for poor repair work.

3
"Episode 3"
5 April 2017
2.02

Gary and Cona confront the brother of a debtor who owes more than £1,700 for unpaid parking fines, but are forced to call for police backup when the man tries to attack Gary. Stewart and Vic try to reclaim £2,300 owed by a builder who is living on the verge of bankruptcy, but discover that he owns very little in the way of goods that could offset the debt. Later, they deal with a bankrupt debtor who tries to claim that he isn't liable for a debt incurred after his bankruptcy was declared, and later tries to blame the debt on his wife. Gary and Cona deal with a down-on-her-luck jeweller who owes more than £8,000 to a former employee, but discover that the debtor's stock has very little to no value.

4
"Episode 4"
12 April 2017
2.14

Max and Aron visit a car garage in Peterborough which owes £1,800 to a former customer, but are forced to call for police armed response when the debtor discharges a firearm at them. Paul and Steve later attend the same garage and end up dealing with another volatile employee. Matt and Iain attempt to recover a debt of £1,600 owed by an evasive young man in parking fines, and find themselves in the centre of a family crisis. Max and Paul try to reclaim a debt of £2,100 owed by a free-holding company, but are met with an agitated office manager who refuses to allow them entry into the property. As tensions begin to rise, Paul finds himself in a fight with a shutter door.

5
"Episode 5"
19 April 2017
2.13

Matt and Garry visit an Asian jeweller's shop in Northampton to collect a debt of over £12,000, but the situation turns volatile when the debtor assaults Garry and then manages to get an emergency court hearing in an attempt to get the writ set aside. Max and Steve visit a woman who owes more than £5,000 to her former landlord, and are forced to remove her only asset of any value. Matt and Garry meet a down-on-his-luck businessman on a Welsh farm who owes more than £6,000 in consultancy fees, and face the prospect of seizing and removing a boat. Max and Steve head to Romford to reclaim £12,000 owed by the town council and find themselves clamping the mayor's limousine.

6
"Episode 6"
26 April 2017
2.16

Max and Cona attempt to recover £2,300 owed by a man in unpaid parking fines, but face a rather unusual situation when the debtor ties his car to a tree in an attempt to prevent it being seized. Stewart and Vic call upon a couple who owe £3,900 in Nursery fees, but discover that they are living on the brink of bankruptcy. Max and Steve attend a church in Islington in an attempt to recover £8,100 in unpaid rent, but are forced to battle with a church pastor who becomes angry when a payment made to the agents fails to go through. Stewart and Vic attend a barber's shop in Bolton to recover £3,600 from a debtor who has defaulted on a payment plan, but are met with a frosty reception.

7
"Episode 7"
3 May 2017
2.12

Stewart and Vic attempt to recover £4,500 owed by the owner of a car parts business to a shipping company, but are faced with a hostile reception from his ex-wife, who claims he is no longer living at the address on the writ. Later, the agents return when the debtor defaults on a payment plan to clear the remainder of the unpaid balance. Steve and Max head to Islington, where they try to find a man who owes £2,100 in rent to a housing association, but on arrival at the property, are met with a man who refuses to confirm or deny that he is the debtor. Paul and Ben face a rather unusual eviction when they discover that the tenant is deaf mute, and that his nephew speaks very little English.

8
"Episode 8"
10 May 2017
2.25

Stewart and Iain's attempt to reclaim £5,500 from a potentially devious debtor is met with a tempered response from the debtor's brother-in-law, who threatens to assault Stewart. Matt and Garry meet a father in crisis who owes £9,000 after acting as a guarantor on his daughter's tenancy agreement. Stewart and Vic chase £6,000 owed by a woman to her former landlord in unpaid rent, but are faced with a barrage of abuse from her partner after it transpires the debtor is heavily pregnant. Matt and Garry chase a £4,000 debt owed by a woman to a loans company, and are suspicious when despite claims that she is unable to pay, the debtor has a stash of brand new white goods.

9
"Episode 9"
17 May 2017
2.07

Matt and Garry try to reclaim £13,000 owed by a garage to a dissatisfied customer, but despite police attendance from the outset, tempers flare and the agents find themselves caught up in the middle of a mass brawl. Gary and Cona attempt to reclaim £5,500 from a young debtor, but discover that the situation is much more complex than they first thought. Matt and Garry try to reclaim £1,600 owed to a car rental company but find that the debtor has no assets that could possibly offset the debt. Gary and Cona try to reclaim £1,700 from the former owner of a grocery shop, but are forced to escalate the case when the debtor plays hard ball, and then leaves his wife to deal with the situation.

10
"Episode 10"
24 May 2017
2.00

Matt and Garry attempt to reclaim a £3,000 deposit owed by a landlord to a former tenant, but are faced with an angry response from the debtor's brother. Max and Steve try to reclaim £9,000 from a debtor accused of sub-letting a former property in which he was a tenant, and subsequently failing to pay the landlord any rent, but Max is forced to escalate the case when the debtor refuses to pay. Matt and Garry attempt to make contact with a former nightclub owner who owes £25,000 to a former business associate, but Matt is flabbergasted to discover that the debtor is in fact his old boss. Paul and Max visit professional cyclist Bernard Kerr, who owes £3,500 to a van rental company.

11
"Episode 11"
31 May 2017
1.78

Matt and Garry visit a newsagent who owes more than £10,000 in false deposit fees, but despite claims that he is unable to pay, Garry finds a carrier bag stuffed with £7,000 in used notes. Stewart and Vic visit a woman who owes £4,500 in consultancy fees following a property dispute, but are met with a barrage of abuse from the debtor's ex. Matt and Garry visit a woman who owes £3,500 to a loan company, but find that the debt they are trying cover is just one in a long line. Stewart and Vic visit a beauty salon who owe £2,500 to a dissatisfied customer, but are met with a potentially volatile man who claims that the all of the equipment in the shop has been loaned by him and cannot be seized.

12
"Episode 12"
7 June 2017
1.83

Matt and Garry visit a man who owes £4,500 to a former girlfriend, but the situation becomes volatile when the debtor tries to assault Garry while Matt is out of the room. Gary and Cona visit a pensioner who owes £2,500 after signing as a guarantor for a loan taken out against the repairs on her son's car. Matt and Garry visit a man who owes more than £2,500 in unpaid parking fines, but are forced to escalate the case when the debtor proves evasive. Gary and Cona visit a taxi company who owe £3,000, but find that the director, who named on the writ, is in prison. However, they find leverage for payment when Gary discovers that cars owned by the company are being sold on Ebay.

13
"Episode 13"
14 June 2017
1.91

Gary and Cona chase a debt of £47,000 owed by a tenant to his former landlord, but the debtor initially refuses to accept responsibility for the debt and gives the agents a false identity. Del and Max head to a beauty salon who owe £10,000, but the owner claims that she is not trading as the company stated on the writ, despite Del and Max finding paperwork to the contrary. Max and Paul visit a down-on-his-luck film producer, whom Paul has met before, who owes £8,000 in consultancy fees. Paul and Gary are given the runaround when they visit a 19-year-old man who owes £2,500 to a garage in repair fees, as they try to gather information about the debt from his evasive mother.

14
"Episode 14"
21 June 2017
1.96

Paul and Max visit an estate agent who owes £5,500 to a dissatisfied customer. But when the debtor tries to damage the only asset of value that she has left, Paul and Max are forced to call the police. Matt and Garry visit an elderly debtor who owes £2,700 following a dispute with his neighbour over a rear garden wall, but decide not to enforce the writ on the grounds of the debtor's ill health and disability. Paul and Max try to locate the director of a letting agency who owes £2,200 to a former tenant. Matt and Garry visit a convenience store owner whom they have encountered before, who now owes £2,800 to one of his suppliers. But once again, the debtor proves to be evasive.

Part 2

15
"Episode 15"
30 August 2017
1.86

Max and Steve head to London to recover over £8,000 owed by former peer of the realm Lord Brocket to a firm of accountants, but find that he is away on holiday. Matt and Garry head to Coventry to chase £10,000 owed by a publican to a contractor. Although the property initially appears to be empty, Matt and Garry find an ingenious method of entry, and are surprised to be confronted by a surprised and angry landlord. Matt and Garry chase £18,000 owed to a desperate woman by a recruitment agency.

16
"Episode 16"
6 September 2017
1.76

Stewart and Vic head to Manchester to try to recover almost £2,400 from a company director for unpaid invoices, but face a fierce reception from a family who deny the debtor lives or trades from the address. Gary and Cona head to Kent to chase nearly £4,000 owed by a couple in unpaid rent on a previous tenancy.

17
"Episode 17"
13 September 2017
1.69

Max and Steve try to recover almost £2,000 owed by the owner of a bridal shop in London. Gary and Cona head to Kent to chase over £4,000 of vet fees after two neighbouring dogs got into a fight. Max and Paul head to South-West London to collect almost £11,500 owed by a small business.

18
"Episode 18"
20 September 2017
1.51

Max and Paul head to central London to recover almost £1,900 owed in parking fines. Stewart and Vic chase over £2,200 owed by a scrap yard owner to a shipping company. Steve, Max and Ben find themselves caught in the middle of a bitter dispute during a landlord and his tenant during a particularly difficult eviction, and are surprised when they are forced to return to evict the same tenant from the same property three months later. Stewart and Vic head to Merseyside to recover over £3,500 owed by a publishing company to an unhappy ex-employee.

19
"Episode 19"
27 September 2017
1.45

Stewart and Vic chase over £1,500 of unpaid parking fines in Manchester, but find themselves in the middle of a family dispute. Matt and Garry face a threatening situation when they try to reclaim a debt owed by a couple in unpaid nursery fees. Stewart and Vic head to Lancashire to recover over £3,000 owed by a garage to a dissatisfied customer. Matt and Garry head to the West Midlands to reclaim £1,600 owed by a takeaway owner to a car hire company.

20
"Episode 20"
4 October 2017
1.35

Matt and Garry head to the West Midlands to chase £1,700 owed by an accountant to a client. Max and Paul visit North-West London try to recover almost £30,000 owed in rent arrears by a dentist after he was barred from working. Max and Steve head to South-West London to chase almost £2,000 owed by a café owner.

21
"Episode 21"
11 October 2017
1.45

Stewart and Iain head to Manchester to recover one of the largest debts they have ever chased – more than £400,000 – owed to a builder after he failed to receive payment for his work on a house. Gary and Cona head to Kent to chase over £11,000 owed by a couple in unpaid rent. Stewart and Vic lead to Lancashire to collect a debt owed by an accountant for unpaid parking fines.

22
"Episode 22"
8 November 2017
1.25

Max and Steve head to London to try and recover over £21,000 in unpaid court costs after a car accident, while Aron and Iain are in Middlesex chasing nearly £4,000 after the organiser of a music festival refused to pay a supplier. Elsewhere, Aron and Cona team up to recover almost £7,000 owed after a debtor failed to repay a loan to her ex-partner.
This episode was scheduled for broadcast on 18 October, but was not broadcast until 8 November.

Part 3

23
"Episode 23"
2018 (2018)
TBD

The current listings description of this episode is identical to Episode 22. The actual content of this episode will be available after broadcast.
This episode was scheduled for broadcast in 8 November 2017, but has not yet been broadcast.[21]

24
"Episode 24"
2018 (2018)
TBD

The current listings description of this episode is identical to Episode 38. The actual content of this episode will be available after broadcast.
This episode was scheduled for broadcast in 15 November 2017, but has not yet been broadcast.[22]

25
"Episode 25"
2018 (2018)
TBD

The current listings description of this episode is identical to Episode 33. The actual content of this episode will be available after broadcast.

26
"Episode 26"
2018 (2018)
TBD

27
"Episode 27"
2018 (2018)
TBD

28
"Episode 28"
2018 (2018)
TBD

29
"Episode 29"
2018 (2018)
TBD

30
"Episode 30"
2018 (2018)
TBD

31
"Episode 31"
2018 (2018)
TBD

32
"Episode 32"
18 October 2017
1.60

Gareth and Mitch find themselves in rural Wales chasing a debtor who owes £1,750 in multiple parking fines. Later, they find themselves on the trail of a tanning salon owner who owes more than £10,000.
This episode was not due for broadcast until 2018, but broadcast in place of Episode 22.

33
"Episode 33"
15 November 2017
1.15

Max and Steve visit an east London restaurant whose owner owes £7,000 to his gas supplier. Gareth and Mitch try to get £3,000 from a car wash owner after a customer's car was damaged. Max and Steve assist a dissatisfied customer who is owed £4,000 from a second-hand car dealer. Stewart and Vic visit a shutters and blinds shop in Manchester who owe more than £5,000 to a dissatisfied customer.
This episode was not due for broadcast until 2018, but broadcast following the rescheduled broadcast of Episode 22.

34
"Episode 34"
29 March 2018 (2018-03-29)
1.25

Gary and Cona visit a young woman who owes £1,700 in unpaid parking fines, but discover her ex-partner is responsible for the debt. When he slashes the tyres on their van, Gary is forced to call the police. Matt and Garry meet a grandmother in shock at the size of her debt, which stands at more than £38,000 after accumulating ten years of interest. Gary and Cona head to a garage to recover a debt of over £3,500, but are shocked when they discover vehicles they seized two days ago have disappeared from the company forecourt. Matt and Garry attempt to recover £6,500 owed by a woman in Birmingham in nursery fees, and are shocked to discover she is training to be a special constable.

35
"Episode 35"
5 April 2018 (2018-04-05)
1.81

Gareth and Mitch head to Cardiff to collect £2,500 in unpaid parking fines, but are met with an unusual situation when they find a car on the debtor's driveway bearing false plates. Matt and Garry try to collect £16,000 from a couple in unpaid rent, and stumble across a potentially valuable collection of designer watches. Gareth and Mitch head to Wiltshire to collect £2,200 from a debtor for unpaid rent on a garage, but find he wants to simply wants to argue about the right and wrongs of the case rather than try to clear the debt. Matt and Garry try to collect nearly £6,000 from a debtor in unpaid rent, and are surprised when the debtor's neighbour offers a payment to help him clear the debt.

36
"Episode 36"
12 April 2018 (2018-04-12)
1.60

Stewart and Vic carry out the eviction of a tenant who owes more than £8,000 in rent arrears, and arrive to find the property in a state of disrepair. Matt and Garry attempt to reclaim just over £2,500 from the landlady of a pub in unpaid rent on a former business, but discover that the pub is on the verge of going bust. Stewart and Iain try to reclaim £4,300 owed to a dissatisfied customer by a garage owner, but are given the runaround by the debtor's mother, until Iain overhears a conversation regarding an envelope full of cash. Matt and Garry try to reclaim nearly £10,000 owed to a finance company by an elusive debtor, only to find him hiding under the bed an hour after they first arrived.

37
"Episode 37"
19 April 2018 (2018-04-19)
1.74

Stewart and Vic try to reclaim nearly £4,000 from an angry debtor who made a promise to clear his debt within 24 hours of their initial visit - but hasn't paid a penny since. Matt and Garry meet a man who owes £10,000 to a finance company for his car, and discover that he is out of work and has amassed more than £14,000 in other outstanding debts. Stewart and Vic visit a landlord who owes £4,900 to his former tenants, who is in denial about his debt. After receiving a barrage of abuse from one of the debtor's neighbours, Stewart is surprised when an offer of full payment is made. Gareth and Mitch head to Swindon to find a kitchen fitter who owes more than £2,000 to an unhappy customer.

38
"Episode 38"
26 April 2018 (2018-04-26)
1.68

Gareth and Mitch head to north Devon with a writ to recover more than £8,000 owed by a dissatisfied customer to a supplier of windows and doors, but the case takes an unexpected turn when paramedics are called for the debtor's elderly mother. In Nottingham, Stewart and Vic carry out the eviction of a tenant who has overstayed his agreement, and meet the landlord who wants his property back after months of rent arrears and alleged anti-social behaviour. Gareth and Mitch visit a debtor in denial who owes just under £2,000 for an unpaid invoice to a supplier of windows and doors. Stewart and Vic visit a single parent who owes more than £5,000 in unpaid parking fines.

39
"Episode 39"
3 May 2018 (2018-05-03)
1.55

Matt and Garry visit a couple who owe £6,500 in unpaid nursery fees, but find themselves dealing with an evasive debtor who even tries to remove his goods to a neighbouring property to stop them from being seized. Gary and Cona visit a man who owes £3,300 to a finance company, and find that despite his claims that he isn't able to pay, has a very expensive car sitting on his driveway. Matt and Garry visit a man who owes £2,100 to a garage owner for work completed on a faulty car, but find the debtor is more interested in settling the score with violence rather than confronting his debt. Gary and Cona force entry to a property to remove goods belonging to a debtor who owes more than £11,000.

40
"Episode 40"
10 May 2018 (2018-05-10)
TBD

Matt and Garry try to locate a debtor in Wolverhampton who owes more than £2,000 in parking fines, but his family claim he is currently living back in the Czech Republic, despite Garry finding evidence to the contrary. Stewart and Iain visit a woman who owes £1,800 to a vetinary surgery after she refused to pay them, claiming they misdiagnosed her dog. Max and Paul seeking out a former company director who owes more than £5,000 in court costs after being barred from being a company director for misselling assets. Stewart and Vic visit a debtor and her daughter who owe more than £10,000 in accumulated parking fines, but discover the fines were incured by the debtor's grandson.

41
"Episode 41"
17 May 2018 (2018-05-17)
TBD

Gary and Paul try to track down the directors of a company operating a village pub who owe more than £2,300 to an electricity supplier, but are caught in the middle of a bitter dispute between the pub landlord and her son. Stewart and Vic attend an eviction in Liverpool where they must not only evict the tenant, but must also try to collect more then £4,000 in unpaid rent arrears. Gary and Cona find themselves chasing a debt of more than £83,000 accrued by five siblings in a drawn out legal battle over their late father's will. Max and Paul attend an East London butcher's shop to collect £1,700 owed to a former supplier, but are given the runaround by the new owners of the business.

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"Episode 42"
2018 (2018)
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document_title: List of Billboard Hot 100 number-one singles of 2004

question_text: what was the number one song on june 18th 2004

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text: Chart history

text:
Key

The yellow background indicates the #1 song on Billboard's 2004 Year-End Chart of Pop Singles.

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text:
Issue date

Song

Artist(s)

References

January 3

"Hey Ya!"

OutKast

[10]

January 10

[11]

January 17

[12]

January 24

[13]

January 31

[14]

February 7

[15]

February 14

"The Way You Move"

OutKast featuring Sleepy Brown

[16]

February 21

"Slow Jamz"

Twista featuring Kanye West and Jamie Foxx

[17]

February 28

"Yeah!"

Usher featuring Lil Jon and Ludacris

[18]

March 6

[19]

March 13

[20]

March 20

[21]

March 27

[22]

April 3

[23]

April 10

[24]

April 17

[25]

April 24

[26]

May 1

[27]

May 8

[28]

May 15

[29]

May 22

"Burn"

Usher

[30]

May 29

[31]

June 5

[32]

June 12

[33]

June 19

[34]

June 26

[35]

July 3

[36]

July 10

"I Believe"

Fantasia

[37]

July 17

"Burn"

Usher

[38]

July 24

"Confessions Part II"

[39]

July 31

[40]

August 7

"Slow Motion"

Juvenile featuring Soulja Slim

[41]

August 14

[42]

August 21

"Lean Back"

Terror Squad

[43]

August 28

[44]

September 4

[45]

September 11

"Goodies"

Ciara featuring Petey Pablo

[46]

September 18

[47]

September 25

[48]

October 2

[49]

October 9

[50]

October 16

[51]

October 23

[52]

October 30

"My Boo"

Usher and Alicia Keys

[53]

November 6

[54]

November 13

[55]

November 20

[56]

November 27

[57]

December 4

[58]

December 11

"Drop It Like It's Hot"

Snoop Dogg featuring Pharrell

[59]

December 18

[60]

December 25

[61]


document_title: World Series of Poker bracelet

question_text: who has most world series of poker bracelets

text: World Series of Poker bracelet

text: Bracelet description[edit]

text: The 1976 bracelet looked "like gold nuggets kind of hammered flat."[3] The bracelet in 1976 cost approximately $500. In the 1980s, Las Vegas jeweler Mordechai Yerushalmi became the exclusive manufacturer of WSOP bracelets until Harrah's Entertainment bought the rights to the WSOP in 2004.[3] According to 2003 WSOP Champion Chris Moneymaker, the design of the bracelet remained relatively unchanged under Yerushalmi.[4] In 2005, Gold and Diamond International based in Memphis, TN won the bid from Harrah's Entertainment to manufacture the 2005 World Series of Poker bracelets. The company also manufactures the WSOP circuit rings.[5]

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text: In 2006, Frederick Goldman, Inc. made the WSOP bracelets while luxury watch maker Corum introduced some commemorative watches as part of the prize package.[6][7] In 2006, the Champion's bracelet had 259 stones including 7.2 carats (1.4 g) of diamonds, 120 grams of white and yellow gold. It also used rubies to represent the heart and diamond suits, a sapphire to represent the spade and three black diamonds to represent the clubs.[3]

text: In 2007, Corum became the official bracelet manufacturer for the WSOP. Some of the 2007 World Series of Poker champions received both a watch and a bracelet from Corum. Corum designed four variations for the 2007 World Series of Poker Bracelets. The standard version that is presented to 53 winners features 53 diamonds.[8] The Ladies World Champion receives a bracelet that is adorned with four black diamonds, two rubies and 87 blue sapphires.[9] The $50,000 HORSE Champion Bracelet has 91 black diamonds and two rubies.[10] The World Series of Poker Main Event Bracelet has 120 diamonds on 136 grams of 18 carat (75 percent) white gold.[10] The value of the 2007 bracelets have not been released, but the typical price of a Corum watch ranges from $1,500–$30,000+.[11]

text: In 2008, the Main Event Bracelet had 291 diamonds, totalling 2.81 carats set in 168 grams of 18kt white gold. The other 54 event bracelets consisted of 55 diamonds, totalling 0.25 carats set in 80 grams of 14kt yellow gold.[12]

text: In 2010, an Australian-based company OnTilt Designs Pty Ltd won a multi-year contract to become the official bracelet manufacturer for the WSOP. OnTilt jewelers decided that the 2010 bracelet design would return to the tradition of the 1970s and 1980s where the bracelet was a heavy piece of unadorned metal. American jewelry designer Steve Soffa was chosen to design and manufacture the entire set of bracelets.[13] The goal was to create a bracelet that somebody would actually want to wear every day. In 2011, OnTilt has also been chosen to manufacture the WSOP Circuit rings.

text: In 2012, Jason Arasheben, famed jewelry designer and owner of Jason of Beverly Hills was chosen as the official bracelet manufacturer of the WSOP. Arasheben had designed the championship rings for the 2009 and 2010 Los Angeles Lakers and the 2011 Green Bay Packers, among others. The Main Event bracelet will feature each suit in the deck in either rubies or black diamonds. In terms of sheer mass, it weighs in at over 160 grams of 14 karat gold and over 35 carats of flawless diamonds.[14]

text: A special platinum bracelet was awarded at the 2012 WSOP to the winner of The Big One for One Drop, Antonio Esfandiari. The event was a $1 million buy-in tournament created as a fundraiser for the One Drop Foundation, a charity established by Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Laliberté.[15]

text: Prestige[edit]

text: At first, the bracelets did not have much prestige. Ten-time bracelet winner Doyle Brunson said that his first bracelet "didn't mean anything" to him and that he did not even pick up two of them.[16]

text: Some professional poker players believe that there are two types of poker players; those who have won a bracelet and those who have not. Those who have belong to an exclusive club.[16] "It's impossible to overstate the value of a World Series of Poker gold bracelet to anyone who takes the game seriously," stated World Series of Poker Commissioner Jeffrey Pollack during the 2006 bracelet unveiling. "It is the equivalent of winning the Stanley Cup in hockey or the Lombardi Trophy in football."[17]

text: Many professional poker players desire the recognition that is associated with the bracelet. Former Celebrity Poker Showdown host and poker star Phil Gordon said, "I want that bracelet more than anything."[18] Freddy Deeb said that he did not appreciate his first bracelet because he did not recognize what it meant. He said his 2007 bracelet, however, "means everything to me".[19] Jennifer Tilly says that winning her 2005 Women's Championship bracelet was "better than an Oscar".[16]

text: When the World Poker Tour decided to offer a prize to its event champions, they decided to present them with WPT Bracelets. In so doing, WPT Founder, President and CEO Steve Lipscomb said, "The championship bracelet has become synonymous with poker as a symbol of achievement and respect, and we are honored to continue the tradition that Benny Binion [the founder of the WSOP] began over 30 years ago."[20]

text: History[edit]

text: Bracelets have not always been awarded for winning events. In 1970, the first WSOP Champion received nothing but a silver cup and whatever cash he won during the event.[21] From 1971–1974, according to Becky Behnen (the daughter of WSOP founder Benny Binion), the winner received an undescribed "corny trophy".[3] In 1975, the winners received a sterling plate. The following year, 1976, the WSOP started the tradition of issuing bracelets to the event winners.

text: In 1980 and 1981, one did not have to win a WSOP event to win a gold bracelet. In 1980 and 1981, H.D. "Oklahoma Johny" Hale and Chip Reese received a gold bracelet for being the "Best All Around Player" at the WSOP, respectively.[22] These bracelets, however, are not considered in the count of WSOP championship bracelets.

text: In 2007, Thomas Bihl became the first person to ever win a WSOP bracelet outside Las Vegas, Nevada. Bihl won the £2,500 World Championship H.O.R.S.E. at the World Series of Poker Europe in London, England.[23] Days later, Annette Obrestad became the youngest player to ever win a WSOP bracelet at 18 years, 364 days, also becoming the first woman to win a World Series Main Event (WSOPE).[24] Caesars Entertainment (known until 2010 as Harrah's Entertainment), the owner of the WSOP, considers the WSOP Europe bracelet to be the same in prestige as those awarded every year in Las Vegas.

text: In 2008, Jesper Hougaard became the first person to have won both a WSOP and WSOPE bracelet.

text: In 2011, a World Series of Poker bracelet was awarded for the first time to the WSOP Circuit National Championship winner in the 100-qualifier event from May 27–29.[1][25] The following year, the Circuit National Championship moved to New Orleans,[26] where it will also be held in 2013.[27]

text: Starting in 2013, bracelets are also awarded in Australia at the World Series of Poker Asia-Pacific, held at Crown Melbourne.[2]

text: Bracelet legacy[edit]

text: Of the three top WSOP bracelet winners, only Johnny Chan still has them all. He keeps them locked in a vault because they are worth, according to him, "millions."[3] Brunson did not pick up two of his. Fourteen-time bracelet winner Phil Hellmuth gave away ten of his. "To me," Hellmuth said, "the bracelets have always been a really huge deal, to me more than the other guys, because I knew that they represented history."[3]

text: Three-time WSOP Bracelet winner Hamid Dastmalchi and six-time winner Ted Forrest had been playing for four days non-stop at the Mirage when Hamid started to complain about the 1992 Main Event Championship Bracelet he received. Bitter about a dispute with the Binion's Horseshoe, the owners of the WSOP at the time, Hamid told the table that the Binion's "say it's worth $5,000, but I'd take $1,500 for it." To which Forrest responded "Sold" and immediately tossed Hamid $1,500 in chips. Dastmalchi mailed Forrest his bracelet.[28][29] Ted Forrest also reported that three of his five bracelets have been stolen over the years, and that he gave his daughter one.[30]

text: In November 2010, Peter Eastgate put his main event bracelet up for auction on eBay with a starting bid of $16,000. It eventually sold for $147,500 [31][32] and this money was donated to UNICEF.[33]

text: Multiple bracelet winners[edit]

text: As of the end of the 2013 World Series of Poker, 22 players have earned five or more WSOP bracelets.[34] Of those, the top bracelet winners are as follows:

text:
Winners of 8 or more WSOP bracelets

Bracelets
Player
Main Event wins

14
Phil Hellmuth
1

10
Doyle Brunson
2

10
Johnny Chan
2

10
Phil Ivey
0

9
Johnny Moss
3

8
Erik Seidel
0

text:
Leaders by decade

Decade
Bracelets
Player
Wins during decade

1970s
7
Johnny Moss
1970, 1971 (2), 1974, 1975, 1976, 1979

1980s
4
Stu Ungar
1980, 1981 (2), 1983

1990s
5
Phil Hellmuth
1992, 1993 (3), 1997

2000s
7
Phil Ivey
2000, 2002 (3), 2005, 2009 (2)

2010s
4
George Danzer
2014 (3), 2016

Jason Mercier
2011, 2015, 2016 (2)

text: (bold = won Main Event)

text: Johnny Moss, with a win at the 1971 WSOP, became the first person to have won multiple lifetime WSOP "bracelets" (as mentioned above, the first actual bracelet was given in 1976).

text: Moss also was the first person to win five lifetime WSOP bracelets, with a win at the 1975 WSOP.

text: Johnny Chan, with a win in Event No. 25 at the 2005 World Series of Poker, became the first person to win 10 lifetime WSOP bracelets, just a few days before Doyle Brunson won his 10th bracelet in Event No. 31 of that same WSOP.

text: The first person to win two bracelets in the same WSOP was Johnny Moss at the 1971 WSOP.

text: The first person to win three bracelets in the same WSOP was Walter "Puggy" Pearson, at the 1973 WSOP. As of the start of the 2016 WSOP, only five other players have won three bracelets in a single WSOP.

text: Bill Boyd and Doyle Brunson are the only players to have won bracelets in four consecutive years (Boyd from 1971 to 1974, and Brunson from 1976 to 1979).

text: WSOP rings[edit]

text: In 2005, the WSOP started hosting Circuit Events at many of their casinos around the country. In order to differentiate these events and to ensure the prestige of the WSOP Bracelet, the circuit events present a ring to the winners. In 2011, the WSOP awarded a bracelet to the winner of the Circuit Event National Championship. The Circuit Event National Championship was an invitation only event that used the standings of players from the various circuit events in determining who was invited.

text: Circuit National Championship[edit]

text: Starting with the 2011 WSOP Circuit, the Circuit National Championship was held as a closed event for participants of various circuit events.

text: Starting in 2012, qualification for the Circuit National Championship was significantly changed. A total of 100 players now receive automatic seats in the National Championship. The winners of each Circuit main event and the highest point earner at each circuit stop receive seats, with the remaining automatic seats filled by the top points earners throughout the Circuit season who are not already qualified. Additionally, the top 100 players in the "WSOP World Rankings", a points race determined on results in open events of the previous two WSOPs, are eligible to enter. The Circuit qualifiers play the National Championship on a freeroll, while the WSOP World Rankings qualifiers must pay a $10,000 buy-in.[26][27]

text: The winner of the Circuit National Championship wins a World Series of Poker bracelet.

text:
Year
Winner

2011
Sam Barnhart

2012
Ryan Eriquezzo

2013
Jonathan Hilton

2014
Dominik Nitsche

2015
Loni Harwood

2016
Said El-Yousfi

2017
Sean Yu