Celebrity Antiques Road Trip viewers all have the same complaint after Scarlett Moffatt’s episode

CELEBRITY Antiques Road Trip fans all had the same complaint after Scarlett Moffatt's episode.

The Gogglebox star went head to head with comedian Crissy Rock as they scoured for antique treasures across the country in vintage cars.

Scarlett headed to Newcastle-Upon-Tyne and Stanley in County Durham to see what she could find to win the most at an antiques auction.

Heading into the competition, Scarlett felt confident saying: “I once bought one size four trainer and one size five for £12 – I love a bargain.”

The two TV stars then met back at Brancepeth Castle near Durham to show off their wares and see who would earn more at auction.

Crissy won with a profit of £41 by selling a Clarice Cliff plate and sugar nips, while Scarlett managed to lose £48 with her choice of a Newcastle-themed bowl and Scandinavian brooch.

They watched the bidding online from the castle, but viewers were left very distracted with the young auctioneer and all had the same complaint.

"What the hell was that auction girl saying during selling, hard understand, no wonder subtitles not work," complained one fan on Twitter.

Another added: "Completely agree. Trying to sound like rapid-fire livestock auctioneer by spouting meaningless gibberish."

And a third wrote: "Superb episode but the way that auctioneer spoke was very odd!!!"

Scarlett's episode came after Eastenders' star Danny Dyer was left red-faced on Celebrity Antiques Road Trip after shop owner Judy failed to recognise him.

She asked the star: "Who are you?"

Pointing at his face, he said: "Danny, you've seen me on EastEnders?"

Danny - who plays Mick Carter on the BBC One soap - told the owner that he was a regular.

However, Judy was still bewildered and replied: ";I usually watch Coronation Street."

Gobsmacked by her revelation, Danny put his face in his hands and said: "I'm trying to impress you Judy because I want to buy some stuff from you.

"But it's backfired on me, quite embarrassing."