4seven TV Guide — Monday, 8 June 2026

The penultimate edition sees four of the contestants in with a realistic chance of becoming the 21st Taskmaster champion - while Joel Dommett is just having a really good time. Alex Horne is delighted to be put in charge of a flip-flop flinging machine, Amy Gledhill wrings out a poached egg, Kumail Nanjiani tries planking and Armando Iannucci shows why it's important not to curtail his nap time

Kate Quilton investigates the uncertainty over summer holidays, ever since the Iran War sent jet fuel prices soaring and caused thousands of flights to be cancelled. She finds out whether foreign holidays are now out of the question or if the opposite is true, with bargains to be had. She also explores whether holidaying in the UK could be a smarter alternative.

The family turn their attention to Sarah's dad's old caravan, tucked away in the corner of the barn. Sarah plans to transform the caravan into a beautiful living and sleeping space for when the family band is on tour. With only a few weeks until their first festival gig, the whole family pitch in to clean, gut and paint it, and then lay the new floor - a lino print inspired by a Persian rug

In Yorkshire, Claire heads to a local garden centre to kit out her floating greenhouse. Paul rediscovers his artistic side, and his towpath pop-up at Fradley Junction proves a runaway success. Continuous cruiser Jay reaches Stoke-on-Trent just in time for his stand-up comedy performance, but not before a huge canal breach diverts his journey. And will the River Canal Rescue team finally manage to lift the burnt-out boat to safety?

Sisters Sophie and Charlotte Rodriguez help golf fanatic Paul and his wife Jo find an Alicante villa to make their new permanent home in Spain. In Almería, Sharon Garner and her son Shaun hunt for a retirement retreat for Yorkshire couple Sally and Kevin, armed with a budget of 250,000 euros

After many years of hard work, Debbie and Nick from Salford believe the time is right to buy a holiday home close to the traditional Spanish town of Dénia on the Costa Blanca. Spectacular views at the top of the couple's wish list, so armed with a budget of £150,000, Laura Hamilton sets out to line up five options for them to consider

Jean Johansson jets off to Spain's Balearic Islands to help Liz and Tony, who first visited Majorca almost 40 years ago. Now that they are both retired, they would love to find their very own holiday home to escape the British winters and explore more of the island's beautiful scenery. Jean lines up five properties within their £190,000 budget, hoping that one will make them sign on the dotted line

Penny from Staffordshire searches for a new home where she can run her business in Malaga. Laura Hamilton lines up five great options for her budget of £120,000

At Château de la Boutinière, after five years of hard work, this once-abandoned and graffiti-covered shell prepares to host its biggest ever wedding. But with just days to go, Alison and Zion race to get every final detail right. In the Loire Valley, at Château de la Croix Boisée, Vivienne and Simon strike up the overture for a retirement party worthy of Vivienne's opera-singing mother, but their terrace is still far from centre stage. And in Normandy, Xavier and Tasha finally get the keys to their dream home

Hampshire couple Taz and Mark are looking for a holiday home that they hope will become their permanent home on the stunning western Costa del Sol. They particularly like Casares and La Duquesa. Leah Charles-King steps up to find the perfect property and for the couple's budget of £250,000, she shows some impressive options.

Fun-loving Sonya Smith is the first to host the dinner-party challenge from Reading, Berkshire, and aims to win over the guests with a Touch of Sparkle theme. Aware her cooking skills leave a lot to be desired, she hopes to bungle her way through the night, and though she is amused by the kitchen chaos, not everyone is impressed

Londoner Glen Wilkie hosts the second dinner party of the week in Reading, Berkshire, and is confident of victory. However, a disaster with his dessert gets the day off to a bad start, and his main course, which he has chosen to call Bambi on a Plate, leaves one guest in tears - while another flatly refuses to eat it

Mature student Richard Howse hosts the third dinner party in Reading, using a menu and set of instructions provided by his girlfriend to guide him. A treasure hunt brings out Glen Wilkie's feelings about Serine Daou, Sonya Smith dislikes some of the gluten-free food and, for the third night in a row, Sabi Phagura is served a plate of meat she will not eat