Phil Spencer: Secret Agent

Phil goes undercover on the Mersey, trying to shift a family home that's suffering from dodgy décor and a whiffy pooch called Janice.

This time Phil takes on a Sicilian-style home in Bath, whose sellers just don't seem to be listening. Sam and Maria have been trying to sell for ten months, with no luck. Is that because the garden looks like a builder's yard, as well as the unfinished jobs in almost every room? Or, because they've covered nearly every floor in shiny, cold, Italian floor tiles? Phil quickly realises the problem is all of the above. But will they take his advice and tackle his to-do list?

Phil Spencer goes undercover in Gloucester, tackling a home stuck in the last century and without a front door. Nick and Carolynn have recently separated and are desperate to get their house sold after seven months on the market. Can they work together to turn their house around, bag a buyer and move on with their lives?

Phil Spencer goes undercover in Derbyshire, hoping he can overcome some dodgy DIY, sticky stains and a posse of pussies and get a sale in just two weeks. Gwyneth and her daughters are under pressure to find a buyer before someone else snaps up the dream home they want to move into. But with six cats and a neglected house, the buyers are not biting.

Phil Spencer goes undercover in Newcastle, helping former cabbie Allan shift his shabby semi. Since his wife passed away, Allan's love for the house has waned. Now it's just him, his two sons and grandson living there and it shows. Can Phil help the guys put that loving feeling back into their sorry-looking, neglected house?

Phil Spencer is on the Mersey, in this extended daytime version, trying to sell a problem property that's overrun with dogs. Phil's got his hands full with beautician Sandy and her six pooches. Her house has been on the market for almost six months with just one viewing - and Phil thinks he knows why. Sandy's property has all its problems on the outside - there's no kerb appeal at the front and the only thing growing out the back is mould. Add in over-the-top French furniture inside and a possible problem with price, and Phil's facing a real challenge to get Sandy the sale she needs.

Phil Spencer's in Yorkshire trying to shift a stubborn semi that's turning buyers off with its botched DIY and bad taste decor. In the pretty village of Ripponden, Dawn and Daz have no idea why their house isn't selling when it's got such a great postcode. But Phil can't believe they don't know what needs doing as he gets to grips with bare walls, dodgy doors, dark decor, clutter and some rather risque artworks. Can he persuade them to tone down the decor and smarten the place up so he can find them a buyer?

In Shrivenham, Oxfordshire, Phil Spencer helps a family whose property has been on the market for an incredible five years. With the house looking neglected and forgotten, Phil has to help them put some life and love back into their former home so they can finally move on with their lives.

Phil Spencer has a tough job selling a family home that's bursting at the seams with clutter and every colour of the rainbow. Lorna and Stuart in Hereford are in a complete pickle. They've had three kids since they bought their house and have now well and truly outgrown it. But with the house so obviously bursting at the seams and almost every wall and floor a different colour, can Phil persuade them to do enough to get buyers interested? And can they get it all done in time for the open day?