Doug and Carrie want to get pregnant, but can't get Arthur out from under their feet. So Doug hires an attractive dog walker to take him out.

Carrie's upset when she finds out that she needs glasses, so Doug buys her discount laser eye surgery.

Can Doug break Iggy Stenkowski's 18-year record of 951 consecutive perfect delivery days? Carrie doesn't get why the dog walker likes spending time with Arthur.

Ray's jealous when Marie starts treating Robert better than him.

Amy's parents ask Ray to give their son Peter some tips on dating. Debra throws a cocktail party, but Ray isn't impressed by the guest list.

Marie helps Debra to deal with Ray's bad habit of leaving his stuff lying around the house.

Frasier's Halloween party takes an unpleasant turn when Niles drinks a few too many beers.

An accident leaves a mess on Frasier's carpet and breaks Martin's chair. Niles gives piano lessons to a talented Roz and a not-so-talented Daphne.

Frasier celebrates his 200th radio broadcast and has tapes of every show - except one. Can any of his obsessive fans help? Bill Gates guest stars.

Frasier and Niles befriend Kirby when they learn that his girlfriend's grandfather is a well-known wine connoisseur.

In Massachusetts, Frank breaks a sweat - and the bank - when he uncovers the holy grail of oil cans! And the guys get a rare invitation to a Newport mansion.

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Will a farmhouse renovation in France be ready in time for a visit from trial guests? In Alicante, a wedding venue suffers from builder bothers.

Henry Cole sets out to restore a forklift truck, while Simon O'Brien gets all Zen with a stone water feature.

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Desiree Burch in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Leah Charles-King helps account manager Helen and engineer Steve find the perfect holiday home in the seaside town of Benalmádena on Spain's Costa del Sol, for all the family to enjoy.

At his fire-damaged settlement in France, Dan makes a chateau watertight. In Italy, Lucie and Jerry's earthquake-damaged village is dealt a further blow as it's hit by floods.

In the Lake District, Julie and Sarah plan to give the B&Bers a touch of luxury. The view from breakfast is beautiful - until a sausage causes a problem.

Andrea hosts a Belfast-themed evening, celebrating the local lingo and some simple-but-effective fare.

Foluke and Alex see what Paphos has to offer for £100k, from a modern apartment with a homely feel to a light and bright harbourside apartment. Will they be enticed to put in an offer.

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There's patisserie pandemonium as the semi-finalists make cream horns, glass domes and showstopping macarons. Who'll go through to the final? Whose glass dome sends them home.

The treasure hunt heats up in Japan's kitchen, Osaka, as the four remaining duos tackle the first group challenge. Bonds deepen before a shock departure shakes up the competition.

The brand-new series continues. What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of the biggest and best shows on TV this week.

Some of Britain's favourite personalities hit the sofa and tune in for The 1% Club, Spy in the Ocean, Fake Profile, The Yorkshire Vet and lots more great TV.

Two of the fugitives plunge headlong into a high-stakes race against the hunters. Another pair of runners head for home for a family get together that leaves them horribly exposed.

Two of the fugitives return to their hometown but discover that sometimes home is the most dangerous place of all. Because the hunters are lying in wait, and the net tightens.

Is it OK if Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker satirically swipe at the week's news with Richard Ayoade, Laura Smyth and Catherine Bohart? Well they're going to anyway.

Gordon visits Connecticut's oldest inn, the Curtis House. Run by siblings who no longer talk to each other, things are falling apart. Will their legacy be lost.

Will AI really put a huge chunk of Britain's skilled workers out of a job? From health care to the law and more, Dispatches pits human versus machine. Who's the best worker.

From radical rebuilds to awe-inspiring architecture, can ambitious self-builders make their bold property dreams come true.

Kirstie catches up with Gary and Bill, who were torn over their higgledy-piggledy cemetery lodge in Edinburgh. But did Kirstie's transformation trump Phil's finds.

Another chance to catch yesterday's new episode, with Desiree Burch in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

When Doug rams Kelly's car, he offers to pay for the damage, but Kelly presents him with an exorbitant bill. Meanwhile, Kirby terrorises Spence with peanuts.

Doug and Carrie go for a weekend away together, but Doug tells Carrie's colleagues a huge lie. Back in Queens, Arthur destroys Doug and Carrie's bedroom.

Doug festoons the house with Halloween decorations, even though Arthur has a phobia about it.

Ray accidentally insults the twins' new friend. to the boy's father. If that's not bad enough, he makes things worse by repeating his mistake.

Frank loses his sense of taste. Is it a side-effect of his potency medication? And will he have to tell Marie that he's receiving chemical assistance.

Trouble brews in the Barone family when Robert's wife Amy finds out that Ray thinks she talks too much.

Now that Frasier's agent is representing a hot new radio psychiatrist, she passes Frasier off to her assistant.

Frasier offers his unsolicited help when Martin's boss starts acting like a bully. Roz talks incessantly about her new love, Roger.

Just as Niles and Daphne agree to move in together, they're visited by her disruptive, conniving mother and lecherous, leeching brother.

After Frasier boots Daphne's unpleasant brother out of his home, Daphne frets that she'll be left alone to deal with her horrendous mother.

On a Connecticut farm, the picking is fast and furious. And in one of the biggest barns they've ever seen, the guys find ultra-rare skis for a Ford Model T.

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Reality sets in for new bar owners in Spain as things take shape. And a family chase their Italian dream, but with a baby on the way and no home, will it all come crashing down.

In Lancashire, Simon O'Brien decides to turn a 1980s glass cabinet into a modern grandfather clock, while Henry Cole relives his youth with a drum kit.

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Desiree Burch in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Craig Rowe helps Andy and Vicky find their dream holiday home on Crete, to enjoy the Greek way of life. With a budget of £90k, can they find somewhere they love enough to make an offer.

As the seasons change, mother nature presents new problems for Patrick and Mihaela's country estate. And in Italy, can Lucie and Jerry turn a profit from their olive oil.

Sue and Judith host in Cumbria, where the early signs indicate it could be a flawless visit. So why are the hosts scratching their heads at feedback time.

In Belfast, Aodhan hopes to not only fill his guests but thrill them too, with his alter ego and horror-themed home.

Sammie's after a place on Mallorca for family holidays and girly trips. Will a flat next to her favourite bar in Magaluf or a place that takes a trip down memory lane in Alcudia be the one.

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Kirstie and Phil help first-time buyers in Essex. Can Sarah and Charlie end their eight-month house-hunt? And can Toby and Simone balance their budget and expectations.

Piers and Emma build the first new listed castle in the UK for 100 years, complete with a moat and futuristic tech. It's the biggest ever Grand Design, so is even their £2m budget enough.

Best Homes: Phil peeks inside three properties designed to capture breathtaking vistas, from uninterrupted sea views to elevated alpine panoramas and majestic mountain scenery.

Can Mark attract buyers for a £3.5m Scottish castle? A Jersey mega mansion costs a cool £21m. And will Ian's bold moves pay off on an 11-acre, five-bed Cornish cottage.

Witch Trials: Suranne examines the most infamous witch trials in history, from Pendle, Lancs, where she grew up, to Germany 400 years ago. What is their legacy today.

Witch Trials: In the US, Suranne investigates the infamous Salem witch trials, tracing their legacy through history from McCarthyism to the present day.

Gordon visits the struggling Historic Calumet Inn in Pipestone, Minnesota, where the overworked staff are on the brink of revolt.

A compilation of five films nominated for the Iris Prize for Best British Short - exploring what we hold onto and what we can't. from history to an imagined Utopia.

Professionals: In Nottingham, can The Wine Room City's mini-feast see off the competition from Annie's Burger Shack's stateside supper and The Lobster Pot's seafood classics.

Jamie Oliver cooks the ultimate curried fish pie.

Sophie and Paul are butting heads over their three-bed in Aylesbury. Can Kirstie's bold plan give them the space they need, or will Phil's alternatives win them over.

Another chance to catch yesterday's new episode, with Desiree Burch in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Carrie discovers a secret about Arthur. Doug regrets befriending a quirky stranger.

When Doug installs a camera in Arthur's room, his friends get addicted to Arthur TV.

Carrie and Doug reminisce about their wedding.

Ray tries to make himself more desirable in Debra's eyes by playing hard to get, but there's trouble when she finds out what he's up to.

Robert is shocked when he discovers Pat smoking, but not enough to refuse a drag on her cigarette. Then he proves that he can't be trusted with secrets.

In the last episode of the US comedy series, events take a dramatic turn when Ray goes into hospital to have his adenoids removed.

Frasier agrees to appear on a seemingly innocent teen-oriented radio show but is then interrogated by the brainy high-school panel.

A fussy Niles leaves nothing to chance when he plans the perfect evening as the backdrop for asking Daphne to be his wife.

Lilith's half-brother, Blaine Sternin , comes to town seeking Frasier's forgiveness for his past misdeeds.

Frasier's family and friends set him up on dates with various women who they think will sweep him off his feet.

In Springfield, Massachusetts, the birthplace of Indian Motorcycles, Mike and Frank dig for buried treasure and drop stacks of cash on classic bikes.

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Newly-weds in Alicante prepare for their first guests, B&Bers in France manage a steady stream of guests during noisy gîte renovations, and a couple in Italy reach boiling point.

In the East Midlands, Henry Cole finds his dream Russian motorbike and sidecar from World War II, while Simon O'Brien snaps up a trendy 1970s fire surround.

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Desiree Burch in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Sally and Tony love Cyprus so much that they want to buy a holiday home there. Laura Hamilton shows Sally and her sister-in-law Sharon, who already lives there, what £125k can buy.

Mike and Jools create a computer game based on their Italian hamlet's medieval history. And can Patrick and Mihaela rescue their time-worn estate.

The week's final visit is to Gavin and Rosie's East Lothian glampsite. But not everyone is convinced of the merits of glamping. Although surely they must like the wood-fired hot tub.

In Belfast, will Kirsty's Ibiza-themed night get rave reviews, despite the main course going a bit Pete Tong.

With retirement - and the Atlantic Ocean - on the horizon, Suzanne and David look for a Portuguese Silver Coast stunner for £240k. Will luscious layouts and lots of land tickle their fancy.

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Among the maze of secluded bays and forested ridges of New Zealand's Marlborough Sounds, George visits a remote barn conversion and climbs aboard a replica pirate ship.

one involving mystery, ducks and annoyed contestants. Reece Shearsmith balances on one leg for an impressively long time.

There's patisserie pandemonium as the semi-finalists make cream horns, glass domes and showstopping macarons. Who'll go through to the final? Whose glass dome sends them home.

This time on the 'Box, The Celebrity Traitors, Strictly Come Dancing, Hollyoaks, Dragons' Den, Beat the Chasers, Celebrity Help! My House is Haunted and BBC News.

Gordon Ramsay visits Angler's Lodge in Idaho, a stunning venue whose owners have been struck by family tragedy. Can he rescue the broken business.

Intense biographical drama starring Jamie Bell as a Neo-Nazi skinhead who decides to leave his racist beliefs behind.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend head to Loughborough to rescue Pravesh's 1992 Saab 900 Turbo that's in desperate need of repair.

South Africa's Slay Queens: In Johannesburg, a look into the world of slay queens, a controversial new generation of women monetising South Africa's dating culture.

Jamie Oliver shows us how to make a super-fast, flavoursome smoky noodle soup, the cleverest home-made bread, and a chicken and mushroom pie with a time-saving tip for perfect pastry.

Nikki and Bash's Birmingham three-bed is bursting at the seams. Can Kirstie sort out the dysfunctional layout, or will Phil's finds tick everything off the wish list.

Another chance to catch yesterday's new episode, with Desiree Burch in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Carrie's upset when, on a bumpy plane landing, Doug takes the only oxygen mask. Things don't go as well as hoped for Spence with the hot Brazilian exchange student.

Carrie's embarrassed when Doug is called as an expert witness for a case she's working on. Meanwhile, Danny and Spence fight over Holly the dog walker.

Doug's parents' visit coincides with Carrie's 'fertile time'.

Debra wants a peaceful birthday with Ray, so he tells his parents and brother that there's no party: a lie that has embarrassing consequences.

Debra's upset that Ray has trouble saying 'I love you' - and she gets even more annoyed when he shares his problem with his interfering parents.

Ray's chosen to give the eulogy at his great-uncle's funeral, but he gets more than he bargained for when his aunt turns up to rekindle a family feud.

Frasier's son wins a spelling bee, but there's trouble when the runner-up's parents find out that Frasier was mouthing the letters of the words.

Frasier and Niles return to their childhood home and reminisce about when they thought there had been a murder.

Frasier and his neighbour Cam attempt to put an end to their feud because of their parents' supposed love affair. Niles tries out a Segway.

Frasier meets up with some of the old Cheers gang in Boston for Cliff's retirement party.

The guys peruse a petroliana-packed property. And while Mike's busy back in Iowa, Dave joins Frank on the road to Florida, where they spot a rare cyclecar.

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In France, farmhouse renovations notch up a gear. And, as work on their Spanish bar goes down to the wire, can a group of friends pull off their grand opening.

In Leyland, Simon O'Brien transforms three battered car seats into a three-piece suite. And Henry Cole repurposes an overhead light into a fashionable light box.

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Desiree Burch in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Retired teachers Gloria and Russell look for their dream holiday home in vibrant Valencia. Can Jasmine Harman get in their good books with five great options for their £115k.

In Italy, Lucie and Jerry begin a salvaging mission at their village. And in France, Patrick and Mihaela put their newly renovated holiday rental to the test.

The B&Bers try to get their heads around all manner of things on payment day, from facilities faults to shoddy sleep scores. Who will reign supreme.

In Belfast, pilot James brings the heat with a Mexican night. Can he soar into top spot.

Angela and Andy scour the Costa Dorada for a holiday home for £190k. A floral treat on the eyes has them blooming. But will a splishy-splashy surprise blow their contender out of the water.

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Colombia's Narco Wars: In Colombia, rival anti-government narco-militias have returned the country to a state of violent conflict, displacement and forced recruitment.

An Extra Slice: Joe Wilkinson, Cherish Finden and Katherine Ryan enjoy a slice of patisserie paradise. Whose creations surpassed expectations? Whose dome sent them home.

The brand-new series continues. What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of the biggest and best shows on TV this week.

No tricks - just treats - on Halloween night, as Adam 'Howls', Josh 'Witchicombe' and Alex 'Bloodsucker' pick over the news with spooky guests Joel Dommett and Jameela Jamil.

Stand-up comedy from Sarah Millican's warm, convivial world, where a bath-time cup of tea is the epitome of luxury. And Sarah shares her life tips, including the alternative to marriage.

Comedy-drama. A college student struggles to keep a lid on her secrets as she awkwardly encounters her sugar daddy and the ex-girlfriend she's still hung up on at a shiva.

Soggy, snappy reptilian horror with Kaya Scodelario. A talented swimmer must use her water-based skills to evade a congregation of alligators during a flood.

Gordon checks in to the Vienna Inn, an Austrian-themed hotel and restaurant in Massachusetts, where business isn't what it used to be. Can he keep their doors open.

On night one in Barnsley, hairdresser Verene serves up kangaroo fillet with a confit of quandong and yakajirri rosti. What will cautious diner Christian make of it.

Barnsley. 'Party Paul' has three different types of entertainment on his menu, one of which includes swimwear.

Barnsley. Flamboyant part-time drag queen Christian plans to host the evening as his alter ego Lady Bacardi.

Barnsley. Romantic novelist Milly Johnson hopes her 'hearts and flowers' theme will bring a bit of love back to the group, following the previous night's confrontation.

Barnsley. On the final night, wine and food snob Phil Davies hopes his impressive menu made from scratch and carefully selected wines will win him the prize.

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Diane incurs the wrath of Sam when she refuses to tolerate a customer who indulges in far-fetched stories about his exploits as a WWII spy.

Sam becomes a commercial spokesperson and gets romantically involved with his glamorous agent, but things grow complicated when he wants to leave.

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The gang are too distracted by a sports match to notice how upset Diane is about the death of her cat, until Sam discovers more about her grief.

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Diane's aghast when Carla manages to trick the surprised but ecstatic academic Marshall Lipton into believing that he's the father of her unborn child.

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Sam supports his former baseball teammate Tom when he comes out of the closet in his new autobiography and holds a press event for the book at the bar.

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Sam and Diane challenge each other to find their perfect dates, but Sam ends up grabbing a highly unsuitable partner for Diane from the pool room.

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Robert asks Ray and Debra to complete IQ tests as part of his criminal psychology class, but then tells each of them that they scored the highest mark.

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Debra's suspicious when Angelina, a waitress at Nemo's, calls Ray at home. Although it's all perfectly innocent, Ray feels guilty.

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Frank submits ideas for a column to Ray's editor after getting published in Reader's Digest. But Ray's editor thinks it's the worst writing he's ever read.

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When Frasier's radio programme is syndicated in Spokane, it replaces a local broadcaster's show, enraging his callers.

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A birthday party held in Daphne's honour sets in motion some rather surprising and unexpected events.

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Niles finally convinces Daphne's father in England to return to her mother in Seattle.

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When Homer returns from a nuclear power convention a changed man, Lisa suspects that he might have been brainwashed and hires an FBI agent to investigate.

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Homer, Marge, Mr Burns and Kent Brockman each ponder past regrets after the funeral of a much-loved neighbour.

Dad and daughter Dennis and Holly kick off the competition at their boutique B&B in Norwich, where one guest isn't full of beans at breakfast.

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Visit two is to Hawkhurst in Kent, where the B&Bers enjoy a fer-mental afternoon on the beers at a microbrewery courtesy of hosts Harry and Sarah.

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In Oxfordshire, Dawn takes her guests on a tour around Blenheim Palace. All that walking should have everyone knackered - so why does one B&Ber have a restless night.

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Ollie hopes his French-styled B&B will have that je ne sais quoi to win the competition. But things get heated in the kitchen during breakfast service.

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It's payment day. After a battle of the boutique B&Bs all week, the boutique B&Bers meet up one final time to find out which boutique B&B is the best boutique B&B.

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Sarah and Caradog are feeling the squeeze in their Swansea four-bed home. Can Kirstie solve their space struggles, or will Phil's List-It line-up expand their horizons.

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There's patisserie pandemonium as the semi-finalists make cream horns, glass domes and showstopping macarons. Who'll go through to the final? Whose glass dome sends them home.

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This is Channel 4 HD.

Matt Baker, Gemma Owen and Tegan Vincent Cooke present highlights from the prestigious celebration of equestrian excellence - with unforgettable performances and behind-the-scenes stories.

Matt Baker, Gemma Owen and Tegan Vincent Cooke present highlights from the prestigious celebration of equestrian excellence - with unforgettable performances and behind-the-scenes stories.

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In Switzerland, land of 10,000 mountains, Bettany explores Alpine legends, ancient clocks in Bern, William Tell, Lake Lucerne and cheese-making in Gstaad.

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From the Quantock hills to the Bristol Channel, a ride on the West Somerset Railway reveals great views and the story of one of the greatest engineers ever.

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Action thriller starring Liam Neeson as a notorious bank robber. He wants to give it all up for love but is cheated by corrupt FBI agents. Can he clear his name and get the girl.

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Ewan McGregor, Robert Carlyle, Ewen Bremner, Jonny Lee Miller and Kelly Macdonald star in Danny Boyle's innovative and darkly comic Film4 drama about addiction, scams and survival.

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Paramedics treat a man in severe pain who has an umbilical hernia, and are called out to a mum who has just delivered her baby on the bathroom floor.

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Gordon's at Harpers Ferry in West Virginia to visit The Town's Inn, a historic hotel that's so full of clutter it can barely accommodate guests.

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Tim and Fuzz restore ex-motorbike-racer Lisa's 1993 Toyota Supra Mk4 in Fife.

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Jamie Oliver shows us how to make a foolproof traybaked salmon, super-easy tomato fritters, and roasted rolled pork with a risotto that are both cooked in the same casserole pan.

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Phil revisits Alex and Danny who were in turmoil over their semi in Preston. Was Kirstie's momentous conversion a hit, or did Phil's turnkey temptations come up trumps.

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This is Channel 4 HD.

When Homer returns from a nuclear power convention a changed man, Lisa suspects that he might have been brainwashed and hires an FBI agent to investigate.

This is Channel 4 HD.

When Homer returns from a nuclear power convention a changed man, Lisa suspects that he might have been brainwashed and hires an FBI agent to investigate.

Homer, Marge, Mr Burns and Kent Brockman each ponder past regrets after the funeral of a much-loved neighbour.

Diane's furious when Sam enters her photo into the Miss Boston Barmaid contest, until she realises it'll give her the chance to denounce the event to the media.

Sam sees Coach being taken for a ride by a so-called friend, so he and the gang plot to get the money back from the con artist in a friendly poker game.

Diane is told she must marry within 24 hours or her mother will lose an inheritance. So she asks Sam to marry her on a strictly business basis.

Sam's jealous when his brother shows up at the bar and captivates everyone - including a smitten Diane - with his tap-dancing, magic tricks and singing.

When Ray's parents fall out, his mum moves in with him and Debra. But Debra isn't happy and tries to convince Ray's dad to apologise.

Debra's well-to-do parents come to visit. Ray begs his own parents to be nice to them, but when they all go out for a meal, it proves a tall order.

Niles and Daphne marry on an impulse while on holiday in Reno but are forced to hide their good news when they return to Seattle.

Frasier and Niles are pitted against the owner of a local garage in a war over principles and two dollars. Daphne leaves the Crane household for the last time.

Tim Burgess talks about his new album. Rachel Parris and Nick Offerman each discuss their respective books. And there's music from KT Tunstall.

Lisa befriends studious newcomer Isabel but is distressed when her new buddy runs against her in the campaign for class representative.

Bart becomes a model student so that he can go on a school trip on a submarine. But Principal Skinner has other ideas.

Actor Troy McClure desperately needs some good publicity after being implicated in a sordid sea-life scandal. So he marries Selma. Jeff Goldblum stars.

Sideshow Bob becomes chief scientist at a genetically modified food company.

In Devon, married couple Lewis and James kick off the week with their signature style. But a dribbly shower rains on their chances.

Last time out, Sally and Jo set up some spotless expectations for their B&B in Cornwall. At feedback time, they might end up wishing they'd kept their mouths shut.

Newbie B&Ber Hilary hosts at her actual family home in Dorset, which isn't to the taste of some guests. Luckily, a stunning sea view might turn the tide.

Nikki and Terry host the week's final visit at The Railway Ramblers' Rest in Devon, where simmering tensions between guests threaten to derail things.

On payment day, allegations of foul play after one pair gave consistently low scores throughout the week get the blood boiling, before the winners are revealed.

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Going-for-gold action. Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg compare abs as they scour the globe for an olde explorer's lost gold. The heat is on. The time is right. Only the best survive.

Best Knitter: Tom Daley hosts, as amateur knitters knock needles to be crowned champion. Who'll stitch without a glitch? And whose Fair Isle will be bottom of the pile.

A pair of fugitives take the slow train, letting the hunters get ahead of them. Two runners are left scrambling when their network's rumbled. And the perfect farm hideout fails.

The brand-new series continues. What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of the biggest and best shows on TV this week.

an Artist: The definitive George Michael story. Stevie Wonder, Stephen Fry and many more celebrate George's exceptional artistry and explore the cost of superstardom.

Hirokazu Kore-eda's darkly-comic road-trip crime drama about two friends who exploit a church scheme to sell unwanted babies to the childless. With Song Kang-ho. In Korean/subs.

The treasure hunt heats up in Japan's kitchen, Osaka, as the four remaining duos tackle the first group challenge. Bonds deepen before a shock departure shakes up the competition.

Lisa befriends studious newcomer Isabel but is distressed when her new buddy runs against her in the campaign for class representative.

Bart becomes a model student so that he can go on a school trip on a submarine. But Principal Skinner has other ideas.

Some extra brunch as Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show.

In Lancing, Gloria and Tom are at stalemate over their Victorian semi by the sea. Can Kirstie work her magic, or will Phil's enticing properties lure them to list it.

Another chance to catch Friday's new episode, with Desiree Burch in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Carrie's jealous when Doug falls for Spence's new girlfriend's excellent cooking.

Carrie and Doug go on an anniversary trip to Atlantic City. Unfortunately, Doug's boss is going too.

Doug and Deacon go clubbing, and Doug discovers that he enjoys it. Meanwhile, Carrie feels threatened by her new colleague, who looks just like her.

Ray decides to ignore his dad's poker advice in order to prove he doesn't need any help. But when he loses yet again, Debra wants him to ask for his money back.

Debra takes it upon herself to prepare the Thanksgiving dinner, but she doesn't want her turkey to be compared with Marie's, so she cooks fish instead.

Ray's appointed captain of the basketball team after Robert is ousted, but their parents are not pleased about the situation.

Frasier's attempts to become condominium president take a new turn when he persuades Martin to run as a 'puppet' candidate.

Roz's 20-year-old cousin is quite the party girl. When she arrives in Seattle, Frasier finds it impossible to keep up with her.

Frasier plots revenge on Bulldog after he finds himself on the receiving end of an office prank.

Frasier makes a deal with his Trekkie workmate Noel that he'll get him Scott Bakula's autograph if Noel teaches him Hebrew. But all does not go to plan.

The starstruck team are recruited to pick petroliana for Dolly Parton's Dollywood theme park. But with rare items to find, they're working 9 to 5 to pull it off.

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Professionals: Restaurants go head-to-head to win £1000. In Yorkshire, purveyors of posh nosh The Barn take on Disco Kitchen's eclectic menu and Scandi-inspired restaurant Fint.

In Southport, Henry Cole finds some ammunition crates that he wants to turn into furniture, while Simon O'Brien plans to convert a light from Southport Pier into a table.

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Rebecca Front in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Kevin and Sally have decided to move to the beautiful Greek island of Kefalonia. Laura Hamilton shows them five fantastic options for their £200k. Are any of them just right.

Ken and Pauline become the surprise guardians of an entire French hamlet. Carrie and Ross hunt for a property in Bulgaria's land of the lost villages.

No stranger to helping others find their perfect place in the sun, Jasmine Harman takes the plunge and transforms a run-down villa into a family home on the Costa del Sol.

Clara and David have fallen in love with Fuerteventura and want a holiday home there. Will a cutesy compact place or a spacious suntrap of an apartment deliver their sun-drenched dream.

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Will greengrocer Simon Fishwick's pick-up lines have customers picking up his produce? And which shoppers will bag a Discount Dragon treasure chest of bargain bounty.

With just 24 hours to go, the final fugitives are closing in on victory and £100,000. But the hunters go all out to stop them, causing mayhem, a motorway chase and a few tears.

Roofer Simon has fallen two storeys onto concrete. Evelyn's burnt her finger on a cheese stick, and 97-year-old Doris is in Resus with a fast heart rate.

A 38-year-old has life-threatening injuries after a wall falls on him at work. Seven-year-old Layla-Rose has smashed her front teeth. And a motocross rider has crashed his bike.

of Evil: German crime drama. In 1993, two cops with plenty to hide must form an uneasy alliance when a girl's body marked with runes is found. In German/subs.

one involving mystery, ducks and annoyed contestants. Reece Shearsmith balances on one leg for an impressively long time.

Extra Slice: Joe Wilkinson, Cherish Finden and Katherine Ryan enjoy a slice of patisserie paradise. Whose creations surpassed expectations? And whose dome sent them home.

Gordon continues his battle to help turn around The Town's Inn in West Virginia. Can he win over the stubborn owner and give the hotel a chance of success.

will it pay off.

Some extra brunch as Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show.

As residents confront the fallout of an explosive week, guilt consumes Donny and tensions rise among the teens. The hospital faces an intruder alert, and heartbreak follows in the mortuary.

Another chance to catch yesterday's new epiosde, with Rebecca Front in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Doug and Carrie find an expired cheque in an old unopened wedding present from Doug's annoying cousin. Can they convince him to write another one.

Carrie tries to set Deacon up with a woman at a golf outing, even though he's brought a date. And is the attractive Holly secretly pining for him.

Doug's uncle gives him money to fulfil his dream of setting up a sandwich shop, but Carrie's worried about his business skills and Doug's cousin is jealous.

Ray's upset to discover that the autographed Mickey Mantle baseball his dad gave him years ago is a fake. So he decides to tell his daughter Ally the truth about Santa.

With Debra ill, Ray juggles the kids and work, which causes problems when quarterback Terry Bradshaw agrees to have a meeting with him at the paediatrician's.

Ray starts to feel insecure about his looks after hearing Debra compliment Robert on his appearance. Cue the fake tan.

Frasier hires a housekeeper to replace Daphne, but she proves less than reliable. Niles fears his toothache may be a sign of something serious.

The Cranes pay an unexpected visit to the hospital as Niles prepares to undergo heart bypass surgery.

Frasier's driven round the bend by the new lease of life that Niles has acquired following his midlife crisis.

Christmas is coming and so, it seems, is a Crane family feud. Niles and Daphne want to hold the family get-together, but Frasier decides that he'll host too.

Frank and Dave's Florida road trip gets stranger at every turn, from a creepy collection to an unusual pet. In Iowa, Mike prepares the shop for its grand opening.

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Professionals: In Manchester, Hayden's Kitchen at The Gallows' posh pub grub takes on Amma's Canteen's South Indian offerings and The Waterside's cocktails and gastro cuisine.

In the Cotswolds, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien unearth a mystery item that looks like a fish tank but turns out to have a different use entirely.

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Rebecca Front in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Martin and Mandy want to make the permanent move to Mayenne in France. Can Jean Johansson find them, their three motorbikes and two prized parrots their forever home for £50k.

Can Carrie and Ross save a Bulgarian village from dereliction? Ken and Pauline have a mechanical meltdown. Lolly and Sean fight to resurrect a manoir.

As the enormity of the build sets in, work gets underway to make the place liveable before the family move in. And Jasmine visits a friend for some renovation inspiration.

Mandy and Steve want to permanently relocate to Paphos, Cyprus - a place that they already call home. Can a tantalising townhouse or a beautiful bungalow deliver the Cypriot charm.

Channel 4's flagship news programme. Including the weather.

It's the final and the bakers make classic iced buns and a jaw-dropping tower of French delights. Whose biggest cake in Bake Off history will take showstopping victory.

The treasure hunt reaches its final stop as the last three duos face the toughest challenges yet in a high-stakes finale. Who'll take home the £50k and an unlikely friend for life.

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The brand-new series continues. What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of the biggest and best shows on TV this week.

A pair of fugitives take the slow train, letting the hunters get ahead of them. Two runners are left scrambling when their network's rumbled. And the perfect farm hideout fails.

With just 24 hours to go, the final fugitives are closing in on victory and £100,000. But the hunters go all out to stop them, causing mayhem, a motorway chase and a few tears.

Another chance to see Adam 'Howls', Josh 'Witchicombe' and Alex 'Bloodsucker' pick over the news in a Halloween special, with spooky special guests Joel Dommett and Jameela Jamil.

Gordon Ramsay confronts the owner of the Lakeview Hotel on Lake Chelan in Washington. The bedrooms are empty and the restaurant and ice cream parlour are failing.

the miraculous healing powers of crab shells. And Matt investigates fish preservation.

From radical rebuilds to awe-inspiring architecture, can ambitious self-builders make their bold property dreams come true.

Some extra brunch as Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the food and chat show.

Amy and Louis' picture-perfect Cowbridge pad isn't all it seems. Can Kirstie fix the dysfunctional layout, or will Phil sway them with a turn-key temptation.

Another chance to catch yesteday's new episode, with Rebecca Front in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

Doug's parents visit when Carrie is away, prompting Doug to act like a child. Meanwhile, Arthur invents a new type of screwdriver.

Carrie starts Doug on a new diet but goes easy on him if she's been out drinking with her friends. When she falls out with her pals, Doug keeps the alcohol coming.

Doug tries to stop Carrie wearing her hair in a bun because he wants her to look sexy at his school reunion. But how can he tell her without hurting her feelings.

Ray buys his parents' old car, but Debra refuses to drive it after finding out that Ray 'got lucky' in it as a teenager.

Ray discovers that the diamond in the engagement ring he bought Debra is a fake, so he decides to get it changed without her knowing - a potentially expensive mistake.

When the family's cable television stops working, they resort to a game of Scruples - accompanied by inevitable arguments.

Frasier and Niles enjoy the plush comforts of Seattle's premier spa and are happy with their pampering - until they discover there's a 'Gold Level'.

Tension mounts when Frasier's forced to share his studio and airtime with the station's new finance reporter, an arrogant ex-stock market analyst.

Lilith pays an unexpected visit to Seattle and tells Frasier that she would like another child through artificial insemination.

Niles plans a very special dinner party to mark the purchase of a new painting he's bought for Daphne. But catastrophe ensues.

The boys hit the jackpot in Alabama. A small-town Chevy dealership is a time capsule of classic car nostalgia, and a freestyle stop turns into a mega-pick.

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Professionals: In Bristol, can Bambalan's flavours of the Med sail to the top, or will vegan Caribbean restaurant Fi Real and Mexican restaurant Dalia Cucina bring the heat.

In Buckinghamshire's Chiltern Hills, Henry Cole uncovers an anvil and Simon O'Brien finds an old dresser, which he thinks could become a wildlife sanctuary for birds and insects.

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Rebecca Front in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Leah Charles-King helps builder James and childcare practitioner Laura to find a permanent home in the Valencian countryside for their £90k budget.

In Bulgaria, Carrie and Ross try to turn back time. Lolly and Sean make way for a new resident in France. Michael attempts to rescue a Spanish hamlet.

Jasmine gets stuck in with the renovation. All seems to be going well. until a medical emergency puts everything on hold, and Jasmine's mum Vasoulla comes to the rescue.

Sally and Leonie, who've been best friends for 45 years, want to buy a Costa Dorada holiday house together for £280k. Will a place with a secret James Bond basement be for their eyes only.

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Is Dom and Arta's million-pound budget big enough to get them a family home in north London? And Beth and Rory want out of the rental market after a no-fault eviction.

Kevin revisits Stuart and Rosie on the Wirral, who turned their 60s bungalow into an ultra-modern wooden family home for £175k. Is it finished yet? And have the neighbours grown to like it.

Best Homes: Phil laps up the luxe lifestyle as he visits a golfer's paradise perched above a fairway, a fabulously clever family home and a Zen retreat in the heart of Auckland.

In Knightsbridge, Raj juggles selling an £18m townhouse with a £27k per week rental. In Stratford-upon-Avon, Jonathan takes a home with private jetty onto the Avon river to market.

transforming a £16m apartment in Monaco into an opulent superhome. But things go wrong from the get-go.

Coming-of-age, coming-out comedy starring Nick Robinson as a teenager whose well-kept secret about his sexuality is threatened by a classmate who starts blackmailing him.

Can Gordon convince the owner of the historic Brick Hotel in Newtown, Pennsylvania, to value her loyal workers and entice locals back to this landmark establishment.

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend rescue a much-loved 1973 Dennis fire engine, which used to belong to New Romney station in Kent.

Jamie Oliver takes midweek meals up a notch, as he knocks out flavour-packed gnocchi and giant spicy meatballs, and turns a family favourite on its head with his upside-down fish pie.

In Lincoln, Kirstie and Phil help Carly and Eric end their five-year debate over their two-bed bungalow. But with the pair going off-piste, will they love or list it.

Another chance to catch yesterday's new episode, with Rebecca Front in Dictionary Corner. Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host.

When they realise they don't give much to charity, Doug and Carrie make a donation to the local library. But the library doesn't realise how much it's received.

Against Carrie's wishes, Doug takes $100 from the 'emergency fund jar' to bet on a boxing match.

When Doug has a toothache and winds up needing root canal work, he finds out that Carrie used to have a crush on his dentist.

Ray changes his ways after Debra accuses him of being too pessimistic, but his nearest and dearest reckon he's become a bighead.

Ray and Robert both want to keep a stray bulldog that Ray brings home. But it turns out that the canine isn't so stray after all.

Ray's neighbours demand a meeting at his house to discuss what to do about noisy Frank and interfering Marie. But Frank and Marie gatecrash the gathering.

Frasier asks an attractive gym coach to team up with him for a squash tournament, then develops a massive crush on her.

Frasier and Niles are volunteered to participate in a bike-a-thon for AIDS research. Unfortunately, neither of them can ride a bike.

Frasier's jealous when his depressed station manager finds more comfort in Martin's advice than Frasier's psychiatry. Niles and Daphne study yoga.

The Crane brothers find their social influence growing, thanks to a Russian backstreet caviar dealer.

The guys hit pay dirt while freestyling at a retro automotive warehouse owned by a racing family. And Mike's all revved up over a must-have Lambretta scooter.

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Professionals: In Cardiff, Mexican eatery La Pantera faces The Horse and Jockey and The Gate. The last night takes a turn: have The Horse and Jockey fallen at the final fence.

an engine. And Simon O'Brien is taken with a fibreglass suit of armour called Ralph.

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Rebecca Front in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Gill and Rhys love the charming Dordogne countryside so much that a permanent move is on the cards. Craig Rowe shows them what £190k can buy in Bergerac. Do any of his options hit the mark.

Michael battles decades of decay at his Spanish hamlet. Ken and Pauline safeguard the future of their village. And can Carrie and Ross save a settlement that nature's consumed.

With Jasmine's husband Jon out of action after his accident, her dad comes to help decorate. And fellow presenter Laura Hamilton treats Jasmine to a trip into Málaga.

Alan and Caroline look for a place on gorgeous Malta. After a daunting doer-upper shows them what they don't want, will a luscious limestone, blue-shuttered beauty be the one.

Channel 4's flagship news programme. Including the weather.

On the windswept shores of Bruny Island, George encounters a life of isolation, beauty and resilience as he explores a serene Japanese cabin and a sci-fi-inspired dome.

The scores are tight and the tasks are chaotic as Alex Horne dons his jockey silks, Phil Ellis and Ania Magliano endanger the crew, and Maisie Adam forgets the rules. Again.

It's the final and the bakers make classic iced buns and a jaw-dropping tower of French delights. Whose biggest cake in Bake Off history will take showstopping victory.