Channel 4 Tuesday

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

Rebecca decides to smarten up her image, but it is not long before her old smoking habit leads to a bar-room blaze. Starring Ted Danson and Kirstie Alley

Sam's regulars are enticed away to a new neon-lit bar that comes complete with free food and dancing girls. Woody's marriage seems to be in trouble, and Carla looks for another job

Norm's boozing expertise secures him his dream job as chief beer-taster at a brewery, while Rebecca grows addicted to the bar's new slot machine. George Wendt stars

Sam's reputation is tested by Henri's challenge to decide who is the more accomplished ladies' man, and they embark on a battle to collect the most telephone numbers

The gang goes paintballing to celebrate Deacon's birthday, but a newcomer to the neighbourhood starts taking the game far too seriously. Ricki Lake and Eric Roberts guest star

Doug learns Deacon has lied to his wife about a relationship with an old friend. Comedy, starring Kevin James

A shady character helps the Crane brothers get Maris out of a spot of legal trouble - then demands they return the favour. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer

Niles is left jumping for joy by an exciting proposal from Maris, while Frasier plans something daring for the new leap year

Disgruntled to learn his favourite table at Cafe Nervosa has been commandeered by a rude fellow customer, Frasier resorts to physical violence to reclaim it

Martin agrees to a game of chess against Frasier - who keeps losing successive rematches but has trouble accepting defeat graciously. Kelsey Grammer and John Mahoney star

Gordon Ramsay visits M'Dears Bakery and Bistro, a struggling restaurant in Los Angeles that specialises in Southern cuisine with a Californian twist and freshly-baked goods

Carrie and Ross face a reality check in Bulgaria as they fight to save a settlement from dereliction and Ken and Pauline suffer a mechanical meltdown in France

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole head to Suffolk to meet an avid collector who is also a former mayor, so they need to be on their best behaviour

Colin Murray hosts the words-and-numbers game, with Rachel Riley and Susie Dent, and Neil Delamere in Dictionary Corner

Lee Juggurnauth helps childhood sweethearts Sue and Albert from Chatham, Kent, find a holiday home in Benalmadena, Spain, with a budget of £190,000

Couple Tracey and Tim head towards Little Venice in London to launch their Accessible Waterways badge scheme and Jack and Gabby say goodbye to narrowboat Flora

Christina and Sassan finally get the keys to Chateau de Lassalle - only to find a toilet in a rather strange place. Tim struggles to move a 100-year-old olive tree

Charlotte and Sophie Rodriguez help an East Yorkshire couple find a villa in Alicante, while Jo and Andrew Alderton look for a Spanish home for an ex-police officer and his wife

Including sport and weather

The teams serve up 24 savoury Paris-Brest and 24 savarin, before delivering a tiered celebration St Honoré to serve 150 people, hoping to win a place in the final six

The stories of three mothers who have triumphed over extraordinary adversity - the death of a child, a cancer diagnosis and bringing up a child who needed extra care

Emilia Fox and David Wilson reopen the 1991 murder of Widnes mother-of-two Vera Anderson, who left home after a mysterious phone call, only to be found dead in her car hours later

As Nicole's loved ones reel from the horrific news of her murder, OJ becomes increasingly erratic. He leads them on a chase, kicking off media mayhem

The trial of the century proves to be a true media spectacle, full of mistakes and missed opportunities. Years later, OJ's continued violence raises questions

Fatiha El-Ghorri knocks down an egg-shaped Alex Horne, Rosie Ramsey bravely faces her fear of heights, while Stevie Martin constructs something special with a fishing line

Gordon Ramsay visits the Beachfront Inn and Inlet in Florida, whose inexperienced owner is making guests' time miserable with dusty rooms, late-night concerts and poor service

Reporter Fraser Nelson goes beyond the headlines to explore the rise of Reform, assessing the impact of Nigel Farage and his party on the existing political infrastructure

Fairview Park, Ellie Hodgetts' short drama based on the murder of Irish gay man Declan Flynn in 1982, now seen as a major catalyst for Ireland's LGBTQ Pride movement

The Emerald Isle as seen through the eyes of those who call it home, including an underwater wildlife photographer and a trio of septuagenarian rock climbers

Architect George Clarke meets Kay from Stockport, who breathes life back into an ambulance as she turns it into a ski chalet on wheels

Colin Murray hosts the words-and-numbers game, with Rachel Riley and Susie Dent, and Neil Delamere in Dictionary Corner

An old flame of Cliff's makes a dramatic return to the bar, claiming to be pregnant with his child, and Rebecca recruits a jingle writer to improve business

Part one of two. Frasier is devastated to learn Lilith has betrayed him with a colleague, while Sam hires a bouncer. Bar-room comedy, starring Ted Danson