Salvage Hunters

During his visit to a historic hop farm in Kent, Drew Pritchard makes a series of unexpected discoveries about the site’s heritage and production methods. The programme also shows him enjoying a glimpse of Hollywood glamour, adding a contrasting experience to his agricultural exploration.

The programme follows presenter Drew Pritchard as he embarks on an episode that blends rural heritage with a splash of show‑business sparkle. It’s built around his visits to two very different locations, giving viewers a glimpse of both countryside tradition and the allure of the film industry. During the first part of the episode, Pritchard finds himself at a historic hop farm in Kent. While walking the fields and old buildings, he comes across several surprising discoveries that weren’t expected at such a long‑standing site. These findings give him, and the audience, fresh insight into the farm’s past and the role it has played over the years. The narrative then shifts as Pritchard is taken into the world of Hollywood glamour. Here, he experiences the kind of style and atmosphere associated with the film capital, contrasting sharply with the earthy setting of the hop farm. This segment lets him, and the viewers, taste a slice of the glitz that surrounds the entertainment industry. By the end of the episode, the juxtaposition of the two experiences—uncovering hidden aspects of a Kentish hop farm and dipping into Hollywood’s shine—offers a varied and engaging look at both historic agriculture and modern celebrity culture, all seen through Pritchard’s curious eye.