4seven TV Guide — Saturday, 18 July 2026

A rolling cast of famous faces, including the likes of Vernon Kay and Paddy McGuinness, Denise Van Outen and Johnny Vaughan, Vicky Pattison and Pete Wicks, Bez and Shaun Ryder, Ashley Banjo and Perri Kiely, Rylan and mum Linda, and Roman and Martin Kemp share their thoughts on Love Island, Deal or No Deal, Obsession, The Floor US, Lie with Me, Mighty Truckers and BBC News coverage of England's World Cup Win

Jimmy Carr hosts as Joe Wilkinson and Josh Widdicombe take on Rhod Gilbert and Thanyia Moore in the comedy game show. Regular Countdown mathematician Rachel Riley and lexicographer Susie Dent are on hand to adjudicate, while alternative comedian Joe Kent-Walters (aka Frankie Monroe) sits alongside Susie in Dictionary Corner

The wheels well and truly come off as question master Jimmy Carr faces the most chaotic moments from the Big Fat Quiz archives. Jimmy's joined by panellists including Richard Ayoade, Chelsea Peretti, Jack Whitehall, Katherine Ryan, Jonathan Ross, Alan Carr, Mel Giedroyc, Russell Howard, Claudia Winkleman, Joe Lycett and Judi Love

Anna Richardson hosts the show in which six potential dates bare all bit by bit in a bid to prove they are the one. She is joined by 28-year-old nature lover Oliver from Norwich, who has never had a girlfriend, and 48-year-old building boss Claire from Manchester. They will both choose a date after seeing what their potential partners have to offer on a purely physical level. But will they prove to be a good match?

With privileged access to elite clinics in London and Manchester, this series follows world-renowned doctors delivering bespoke, undetectable results for high-net-worth clients, revealing pioneering treatments and eye-watering price tags. Fashion PR executive Natalia undergoes a stem-cell facelift with the surgeon dubbed the 'rock star of facelifts', Mr Tunc Tiryaki, in a high-stakes procedure using the body's own regenerative power, with a £35,000 price tag. Groom-to-be Luke invests £30,000 in a new smile ahead of his wedding, as leading cosmetic dentist Dr Rhona Eskander designs ultra-thin 'contact lens' veneers to deliver a natural and bespoke result. German reality TV star Carina flies into London to see her trusted dermatologist, and opts for a next-generation exosome treatment created from her own blood - part of a fast-growing trend among celebrities using regenerative treatments to keep their skin looking youthful. Carys stops by one of London's leading injectables clinics to see Dr Mo Hamed for a lunchtime non-surgical lip flip; a quick, subtle tweakment that's fast becoming part of the modern beauty routine

In east Devon, master wheelwrights Greg and Mike Rowland embark on a new commission - building a gun carriage to sit aboard the HMS Warrior. With wheel building going back centuries in their family, they're the best people for the job. In the busy fishing town of Newquay in north Cornwall, gig racer Natalie Trebilcock readies herself for a return to the sport after four years spend raising a family. She's hoping to be picked for a place in one of the top teams, hoping to win the coveted Silver Salver

Laura Hamilton jets off to Mijas Costa in Spain to help Phil and Justine from Leicestershire, who run a kitchen, bedroom and bathroom business together. The couple have always loved holidaying on the Costa del Sol and now they've retired with their two sons grown up, have decided to come back to find the perfect holiday home where they can relax and enjoy the Spanish sunshine. With a budget of £200,000, Laura shows them five options - but will any of them prove perfect?

Craig and his daughter Holly are pooling their resources to buy a property in their favourite holiday destination - Majorca. They love the beach and the great outdoors and want to be as close to the coast as possible. With a budget of £180,000, Danni Menzies sets out to find their ideal property

Support worker Emma Parsons hosts the first dinner party of the week in Essex, and opts for a school uniform dress code. She hopes her personality and well-rehearsed menu will help secure the £1,000 prize, but guests are confused by a dish called stuffed swan surprise. Joining her at the table are magistrate Diane Whittaker, contracts manager Hal Dervish, entrepreneur Lisa Styles and letting agent Adam James

Letting agent Adam James hosts the second night in Essex, but pays more attention to topping up his tan than cooking the winning meal. Lisa questions the authenticity of a Rolex watch, and Adam shocks his guests with his idea of a post-dinner treat

Hairdressing teacher and entrepreneur Lisa Styles throws the third party in Essex, and aims to impress her fellow diners by inviting them to her mansion situated in eight acres of land. Butlers are on hand to serve the food, and the hostess's prize-winning stallion performs a show jump, but the food fails to meet with one contestant's approval

Hal Dervish hosts the penultimate party of the week in Essex. He aims to impress his guests with an ambitious menu that includes six dishes for his starter and four different meats for his traditional Turkish barbecue main course. However, there is tension around the table as Diane and Emma's week-long argument over the meaning of 'posh' threatens to overshadow proceedings

Magistrate Diane Whittaker hosts the final night of the competition in Essex, and hopes to introduce a touch of sophistication by making it a black-tie occasion. She also transforms her diners' hair, which proves to be a success, before the winner of the £1,000 prize is announced

The double-team version of the popular dinner-party challenge arrives in Worthing and Portsmouth, where three more couples put their culinary skills to the test. First up are pensioner duo Bill and Hilary, who surprise everyone with their liberal attitudes. Next to host are children's entertainer Doug and his ever-tolerant partner Patsy, who combine fine dining with hippy sensibilities, and finally, 22-year-old hip-hop enthusiasts Micaela and Sanchez prepare a menu with a Jamaican-Filipino twist. With all the evenings complete, the contestants convene one more time to determine the winners

Straight-talking Mel and partner Patrick host night one in the north-east Lincolnshire town of Grimsby with a traditional menu, followed by seasoned ravers Amber and Ryan. Their goat's cheese starter is not to everyone's taste on the second evening, and tensions run high on the final night as hosts Vanessa and Steve won't take any rudeness from Mel. It's not long before sparks fly around the table

Ben Hillman jets off to La Duquesa on the Costa del Sol to help Louise, who's looking for a holiday home with her budget of £120,000

Laura Hamilton helps Helyn and Kamil from Brighton find their perfect holiday home, in and around the Lecrín Valley in Granada Province. They want a bolthole in the sun where they can relax and unwind whenever they like, and which they can eventually make their permanent home. The pair have a budget of £200,000 available to achieve their dreams