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Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer catch up with Kirsten and Scott from Kirkcaldy and Digi who were looking for a new start with a new home

Sam decides he's had enough of the continual bickering between Diane and Carla and tells them they must resolve the bitter feelings between the pair. Ted Danson stars

Coach develops a foolproof technique for wooing women and astonishes everyone by vying with Sam for the attentions of a new neighbour

Sam's friend Rick falls on hard times so the bar owner reluctantly lends him his lucky charm - then hits a losing streak himself. Ted Danson stars

Ray reluctantly agrees to do charity work at a hospital, but proves so popular with the patients that he starts spending more time with them than at home

Amy's parents finally meet the Barones, but the two families take an instant dislike to each other

Amy puts Robert in charge of the wedding invitations, a task he tries to wriggle out of by deliberately making a mess of them

The radio station's new owner is about to visit, so Frasier decides to do a little grovelling - especially as the man could make his show a nationwide success

Roz begins to date a compulsive womaniser, who also happens to be one of Niles' patients, but when Frasier tries to warn her, she mistakes his concern for jealousy

The shrink's radio show survives a stern focus-group test, but he cannot help wondering why one of the members was less impressed than the others. Guest starring Tony Shalhoub

Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer chat to John Hannah, Matt Forde, Ruthie Henshall, Laura Smyth and Jen Brister, while Benjamin Steer provides the music

Jamie Oliver travels the Mediterranean in search of traditional and innovative recipes. In the first episode, he visits Greece and cooks a smoky aubergine flatbread

As Christmas looms, Amanda and family face re-roofing Anty John's during a fearsome Dales winter, which follows a wet and stormy autumn

Si explores Glasgow Central, Scotland's busiest station. Beneath its concourse, he uncovers hidden tunnels, wartime shelters and a forgotten platform

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer look back at loft conversions, remembering families in Walthamstow and Preston who wanted to transform their attics in the race for space

A nightclub singer is sent to live in a convent for her own protection after agreeing to testify against a brutal gangster. Comedy, starring Whoopi Goldberg and Harvey Keitel

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Compilation of highlights from series 27, in which the Goggleboxers check out more of the biggest and best TV

Travelogue in which actor Richard E Grant retraces the classic 20-year route of Odysseus in Homer's Greek classic The Odyssey. His journey begins in Malta

Claudia Winkleman and Mika are joined at London Bridge Station by Jools Holland. A 10-year-old takes to the keys and gets the whole station singing

A single mother goes to work at a law firm and ends up taking on a company suspected of contaminating a small town's water supply. Fact-based drama, starring Julia Roberts

A tough conversation leads Dena to reveal a new side to herself while under pressure from Maysa to settle down and marry. Ramy finally clears his debt to Zainab

Dena talks to a therapist and takes Maysa along to a group session. In Egypt, Farouk meets a woman with a shocking proposal

At Chappy's Cajun restaurant in Nashville, Tennessee, Gordon Ramsay meets chef John Chapman, who blames the local clientele for the eatery's problems

An introduction to Guru Dutt's classic satire from the golden age of Hindi cinema, which is being shown to mark the 100th anniversary of the director's birthday

An heiress stands to inherit a fortune from her brother - on the condition she is married. Indian romantic comedy, starring Madhubala and Guru Dutt. In Hindi

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer look back at homes in Stoke and Newcastle that were all about being clever with cash and smart about storage

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Scarlett Moffatt in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against words and numbers