Channel 4 Friday

Colin Murray hosts the words-and-numbers quiz, with Rachel Riley taking care of the board and Susie Dent joined by the Rev Kate Bottley in Dictionary Corner

Cliff is thrilled to meet his estranged father, but their reunion does not go to plan

Diane writes a psychology paper and attempts to prove that her relationship with Sam is platonic. Bar-room comedy, starring Ted Danson and Shelley Long

Woody wins several weekly football pools at Cheers and decides to gamble everything on a large bet - but Sam tries to discourage him

Debra and Ray make their wills, but struggle to pick guardians for the children. They finally manage to decide - but not everyone is happy. Comedy, starring Ray Romano

Debra is upset by her hippie sister's decision to become a nun, and resolves to prove her new-found faith is just a phase. Comedy, starring Patricia Heaton

Debra upsets Ray by comparing him to his irritating cousin Gerard, so he sets out to seek reassurance from his family. Comedy, starring Ray Romano, Patricia Heaton and Fred Stoller

Martin spies on a neighbour through his new telescope and eventually strikes up an acquaintance, much to the delight of Frasier, who tries to encourage their relationship

Horrified to learn he has unwittingly bought a forged painting, Frasier considers his options - and decides to exact revenge on the dealers who sold it to him

Having advised a caller to break up with his girlfriend, Frasier ends up dating her himself. Comedy, guest starring Amanda Donohoe

Martin is reunited with an old friend - and Niles and Frasier begin to suspect the pair may once have had an affair. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer

Chef Gordon Ramsay heads to Long Island, New York, to help an Indian restaurant which used to run a Mexican eatery out of the same kitchen

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Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole are in north Wales, where Simon attempts his craziest restoration yet, turning the carcass of an old Land Rover into a garden seat

The journey concludes along the west coast of California where Matt visits the 'artichoke capital of the world'

Colin Murray hosts the words-and-numbers quiz, with Rachel Riley taking care of the board and Susie Dent joined by the Rev Kate Bottley in Dictionary Corner

Craig Rowe meets Gill and Rhys from Leicestershire who are looking to permanently move to Bergerac in the Dordogne countryside with a budget of £190,000

In France, Mark and Alison cook up a new idea at their B&B and fishing lake. In Portugal, friends Russ and Brad make plans to expand their e-bike rental company

Jon and Carmen start work on their deluxe vineyard pergola. Sarah and George scramble to transform a neglected pigeon house covered in droppings into a wedding focal point

The Garners help Helen and Peter find a spacious forever home in Almería, while Jo and Andrew Alderton guide Caroline and David through a series of surprises on the Costa Blanca

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Guillermo Galdos investigates the drugs trade in Puerto Rico, joining the DEA on operations in San Juan, where major arrests and drug seizures reveal the scale of the problem

Comedian and presenter Alexander Armstrong explores some of Britain's best and most spectacular pub walks. In the first episode, he is joined in Yorkshire by James May

The armchair critics share their opinions on what they have been watching during the week, with cameras capturing their instant reactions

Confident soldier Paul is paired with former girl band member Natalie, forensic psychologist Kerry meets police officer Dan and 80-something Dave hopes to woo elegant widow Clare

Chris Evans presents chat and music, featuring KSI, Lenny Henry, Peter Capaldi, Cush Jumbo, Dodgy and American wrestler Big Show

Joanna Page holds a sheep above her head, Amy Gledhill bursts a balloon and Kumail Nanjiani gives an ostrich some fangs, while Alex Horne makes a rare error

Alex Jacques presents action from Miami International Autodrome in Florida, where the drivers battled for grid positions ahead of the sprint race at the fourth round of the season

The chef tries to change the fortunes of an Irish pub in the Hamptons, New York, where the chances of the establishment becoming a success are being ruined by two feuding brothers

Joe Lycett heads to the Austro-German border with his guest vacationer Roisin Conaty, spending a couple of days in the fairy-tale city of Salzburg

An evening of Italian food, a battle of the cheesecakes and a pop idol dress code are among the highlights as three couples from north London compete to prove they are the best

Wendi Peters and Ricky Groves go head to head as they take on lint roller printing, while Sharron Davies and Tanni Grey-Thompson have a slogan banner craft-off

The competition kicks off at Who'd a Thought It in Grafty Green, Kent, where partners Joe Mallett and Alex Rea Baldwin hope to impress their fellow guests

The owners visit the New Osborne Hotel in Blackpool on their second night, where proprietor Matthew Bracegirdle and entertainment manager Liam hope their guests feel at home

The third visit of the week is to the Fairy Falls Hotel in Trefriw, Conwy County Borough, where B&B newcomers Jackie and Paul Langshaw hope to impress the other contestants

Liz and Brian Jardine welcome their guests to The Great Trewern B&B, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, where the shared bathroom facilities fail to impress some of the guests

The B&B owners meet one final time to find out what they have been paid. Joe and Alex kick things off by confronting Matthew and Liam about some of their comments

Doug asks his father for money to help deal with the mould problem in his house - and comes away wondering where all his cash goes

Doug and Carrie ply the Russian workers with vodka in a bid to get them to repair their house