The Gadget Show - Season 35
Season 35
Episodes
Episode 1
Episode 2
Episode 3
Episode 4
This week, it's Vax versus Bissell. Which is best when it comes to stubborn carpet stains?
Episode 5
Episode 6
Craig Charles gets his hands on a speaker which is powered by water, and Georgie shares a rundown of five gadgets designed to help save money and protect the environment. Elsewhere, Jon and Ortis go head-to-head with two pieces of tech that have been around for over 30 years.
Episode 7
In honour of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, the team decide to celebrate all things British, including Ortis Deley, who finds a healthier way to cook fish and chips using tech. Jon Bentley is joined by guest presenter Maddie Moate to see how consumer tech made in the UK compares with the market leaders from overseas, and Craig Charles checks out an innovative British invention as he tests out a pair of musical gloves.
Episode 8
Jon looks at some of the newest flagship smartphones aboard one of the Royal Navy's oldest flagships, HMS Victory. Meanwhile, Ortis is joined by Paralympian Libby Clegg as they put two fitness bands through their paces, and shares a a way for viewers to save a bit of money on their food-shopping bills.
Episode 9
Football commentator and presenter Pien Meulensteen joins as guest host as she helps to test televisions perfect for children's bedrooms. Elsewhere, Jon is joined by professional adventurers the Turner Twins, who break down the latest navigation tech as they traverse the harsh terrain of Alton Towers.
Episode 10
Ortis Deley takes on champion rally driver Chris Ingram in an epic racing challenge. Armed with the latest gaming gadgets, he is hoping to compete in the virtual world. Jon Bentley tests three of the latest budget air purifiers that promise not only save consumers from sneezing, but from spending a fortune too.
Episode 11
Jon Bentley and Ortis Deley go head to head in a battle of the streaming sticks, while Craig Charles takes a dive into The Gadget Show archives to unveil just how far music on the move has come in the last two decades. Guest tester Nicola Hulme finds out which printer is best on a budget.
Episode 12
Whether it's a big-screen telly or a must-have flagship phone, we've got you covered. And for those who like their gadgets to stand out, Craig Charles is back and asking the nation to help him test out tech so innovative it's a surprise it even exists! In a new feature, we delve into the history books and see just how far the world of tech has come as we celebrate the run-up to the show's coming of age, after nearly 18 years on TV. Harry and Jordan return with yet more ways to save money using the power of tech. Plus the inside track on what's hot in the world of gaming. It's the last episode of the current series and time to break out the factor 50, blast out your bluetooth speakers and get your appconnected shades on — it's the Gadget Show with a summery twist. Ortis finds out which fridge freezers you should buy to keep those choc ices from melting. Craig tests a gadget that wants to keep you cool on hot summer nights. And resident petrol-head Jon Bentley goes full throttle in a petrol versus electric lawnmower challenge against guest presenter and EV advocate Grace Webb. All that, plus Harry Wallop has found a way to save money when using your phone aboard without having to ditch your current contract.
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