Get the latest OK! breaking news on WhatsAppOur community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More infoJoin us on WhatsApp Viewers of Antiques Road Trip were left scratching their heads during Thursday’s episode, as Natasha Raskin Sharp and Philip Serrell returned to the BBC show for another auction battle. The pair, both seasoned antiques experts, were on a mission to turn a profit from hidden gems found in antique shops while journeying across the UK. This time, they were spotted touring Scotland in a classic 1948 Chevrolet pickup, with scenes capturing them amidst the idyllic British countryside, complete with cows and scenic views, reports The Express. However, fans at home sensed something was off. Taking to Twitter, one viewer questioned: “Why are the driving scenes from a green screen? Aren’t you allowed to drive it? ”
BBC Antiques Road Trip fans distracted as they notice ‘amateur’ change
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Another fan commented: “The driving scenes are so amateur. Why the change? It’s so bad I find it so annoying.” With a third chimed in, saying: “The driving scenes look so fake.” In a different episode, tensions rose when presenters Raj Bisram and Charles Hanson had a tiff over driving styles. As they headed to their next stop, Charles commented on Raj’s driving posture, suggesting he sat “quite far forward”. Raj interpreted this as a dig at his “short legs”, leading Charles to jokingly propose that Raj could wear shoes with thicker soles or even “get some stilts”.
Raj and Charles shared a campervan on their road trip through Wales
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Raj snapped back, clearly annoyed: “This is a campervan, why don’t you just get in the back and have a lie down?” Charles voiced his worry about Raj’s driving, prompting Raj to return fire: “It’s bad enough when you’re driving!” Tim Wonnacott, stepping in as narrator, tried to cool things down with a touch of humour, reassuring viewers: “Don’t be fooled, they love each other really”, and then chided the pair like mischievous kids: “Now, now children. Settle down.” Antiques Road Trip is available to watch on BBC iPlayer.
