U&Dave ja vu Saturday

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

Australian comedian, writer and actor Sarah Kendall joins the boys for a Croatian rooftop meal, but the encroaching British weather seems intent on ruining their plans

Big Zuu and the boys welcome comedian Nabil Abdulrashid to the manor - Nabil was banned from eating sweets as a child, so he is in for a trio of treats in the Big Eat

The duo explore the food provided by British waterways as they fly-fish for trout, prepare stuffed wild duck and discover how the tradition of eating baby eels disappeared

The chef explores Burgundy and the Auvergne, while in his Provencal country kitchen, he prepares Cantal bourriols - buckwheat pancakes made with farmhouse eggs and Cep mushrooms

The presenters take a continental trip in their favourite supercars - the Ford GT, Ferrari F430 and Pagani Zonda. Plus, the Focus ST is put through its paces on the track

A mountain bike is pitted against a car in a race through Lisbon, and the team finds out whether an Italian supercar can be bought for less than £10,000. With Ellen MacArthur

Comedians Jack Dee and Jake Lambert team up for a ride through Kyrgyzstan while battling mountain roads and a mystery illness that threatens the trip

Rhod Gilbert presents a selection of some of the funniest and most dramatic moments from recent series of the programme

The presenter goes to work one mile below the North Sea in the last deep mine in Britain, where punishing work, blistering heat, and very real dangers lurk around every corner

Rob Brydon hosts the panel show, in which team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack are joined by David O'Doherty, Richard Osman, Susan Calman and Carol Kirkwood

Sarah Millican, Jon Richardson, David Harewood and Bob Mortimer join team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack for the panel show, hosted by Rob Brydon

Athlete Greg Rutherford, broadcaster Kirsty Young, actress Joanna Scanlan and comedian Henning Wehn join David Mitchell and Lee Mack for the panel show, hosted by Rob Brydon

Comedians Jimmy Carr and Griff Rhys Jones, Hairy Biker Dave Myers and news presenter Susanna Reid join David Mitchell and Lee Mack for the panel show, hosted by Rob Brydon

Extra material from the panel show in which celebrities join David Mitchell and Lee Mack to hoodwink their opponents. Hosted by Rob Brydon

Rob Brydon presents a festive special of the comedy panel game, with Miranda Hart, Stephen Mangan, Barry Cryer and Miles Jupp joining team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack

The Wests join the Shipmans on Christmas Eve for one of Mick's famous turkey dinners, but Gavin and Stacey's announcement dampens the mood

Rich Hall, Josie Lawrence and John Sessions join regular panellist Alan Davies and host Stephen Fry in pondering more bewildering topics

Lucy prepares a special meal so that she and Lee can discuss the state of their marriage, but he becomes obsessed with a strange beeping noise in the house

Lee goes to watch Benji playing under-13 football, but his competitive nature overtakes him and he sets about rigging the vote for the team's player of the year

Full of good intentions, Lee and Lucy invite a lonely pensioner from the nearby care home to join them for Christmas dinner. Lee Mack, Sally Bretton and Hugh Dennis star

Rob Brydon hosts the panel show, in which team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack are joined by David O'Doherty, Richard Osman, Susan Calman and Carol Kirkwood

Sarah Millican, Jon Richardson, David Harewood and Bob Mortimer join team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack for the panel show, hosted by Rob Brydon

Athlete Greg Rutherford, broadcaster Kirsty Young, actress Joanna Scanlan and comedian Henning Wehn join David Mitchell and Lee Mack for the panel show, hosted by Rob Brydon

Gavin starts his job in Cardiff and Smithy has to come to terms with not living near his best friend, but Neil's christening offers an opportunity for everyone to reunite

Dave Gorman performs jokes involving money as he continues his series of witty stand-up shows

The comedian reflects on the role of family in modern life

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home