The Repair Shop is the perfect show to watch when it's cold and dark outside and you're in need of some wholesome telly – so it's no wonder that the programme has been adored by viewers for a number of years now.
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If the regular series wasn't enough, fans can look forward to a very special Christmas episode that is coming to screens this month. The Repair Shop at Christmas will see all the favourite faces back to repair some precious items, all with a festive twist. And it looks like it's set to be the best special yet!
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The official photos released by the BBC on Saturday show regular faces including host Jay Blades and experts such as Kirsten Ramsay, Steve Fletcher and Dominic Chinea all gathered in front of the workshop, complete with some gorgeous lights and decorations. We're feeling festive already...
Other snaps see the team stood proudly with each episode's guest contributor. One photo sees doll and teddy bear experts, Amanda Middleditch and Julie Tatchell, also known as the 'Teddy Bear Ladies' stood with a couple who brought in a Susie Doll, wearing a Mrs Clause outfit. We can't wait to see their incredible work!
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© Photo: BBCHow festive does the upcoming Christmas special look?
The Christmas episode of The Repair Shop is set to air on Christmas Eve at 7pm on BBC One and the programme announced they were doing a festive episode earlier this year.
The exciting news was announced on the programme's official Instagram page back in September, with a festive snap of the team. The caption read at the time: "#TheRepairShop team want to make your Christmas very special this year!
© Photo: BBCWe're looking forward to watching!
"We are accepting applications now from people who have objects with festive significance. If you have an item in need of a Christmas miracle, please get in touch," followed by a link to contact the show.
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