Shed and Buried

In Cornwall, Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove meet a trials‑car enthusiast who keeps an eclectic collection of sheds, and assess the range of vehicles on offer. They explore the premises to see whether they leave with a jeep, a bike or something entirely different.

"Everything but the Kitchen Sink" is a television programme presented as an episode within the series. It follows a format where hosts explore niche interests and unusual locations across the UK. The show adopts a light‑hearted, observational style, taking viewers on a journey that blends curiosity with everyday adventure. Each installment offers a snapshot of a particular hobby or community, inviting the audience to see the world from a fresh perspective. In this particular episode, the action shifts to the Cornish coast, where Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove pay a visit to a dedicated trials‑car enthusiast. The pair are welcomed into a property dotted with an assortment of sheds, each housing a different piece of the enthusiast’s collection. As they wander among the eclectic structures, they’re left to wonder whether the day will end with a new jeep, a bike, or perhaps an unexpected find. The focus of the segment rests on the contrast between the rugged, specialised world of trials‑car hobbyists and the quirky, makeshift nature of the shed‑filled yard. By following Cole and Lovegrove’s interactions with the owner, the episode highlights the passion that drives collectors to create such a varied environment. The narrative remains centred on the question of what, if anything, the presenters will take away from the visit, keeping the outcome open until the final moment.