TV Guide 4seven Sunday

Greg Davies and Alex Horne preside from a post-apocalyptic future, specifically the year 2048. As they ruminate over events in Taskmaster history, the duo seek to discover what might have caused the collapse of civilisation in the years between now and then. Among the pointers towards humanity's future turmoil are Al Murray's shameless bribery, Munya Chawawa's flagrant cheating and the visceral fury of James Acaster and Aisling Bea

Jimmy Carr hosts the comedy words-and-numbers quiz, with Jon Richardson and Judi Love taking on Rob Beckett and Miles Jupp. Countdown regulars Rachel Riley and Susie Dent are on hand to adjudicate, with Susie joined by comedy duo Róisín and Chiara in Dictionary Corner. Plus, Dane Buckley parachutes in to help the losing team

The comedian, writer and lifelong cat devotee continues his nationwide journey to meet extraordinary cats and their equally passionate owners. In this episode, he meets the so-called ugliest cat on the internet and some remarkable rescue moggies, and dips his toe into the world of cat shows

The contest begins at the Golf House on the Isle of Wight, where hosts John and Sue Blakemore hope to impress their guests during their stay. Things start off positively with a well-received breakfast, but a suspicious stain in a toilet causes controversy among some of the competitors

The competition moves to St John's Wood, north-west London, where Nick Tyrie and his friend Layla Amini welcome their guests to the New Inn Pub. One of the proprietors tries to win points by revealing her musical past, but John and Sue Blakemore feel their room is too impersonal, and are underwhelmed by the choices at breakfast

At the Bunkroom hostel in Chester, David Sharrock is determined to prove that hostelling is for everybody - even if his wife Victoria isn't convinced. It's bunkbeds and budget breakfasts for all, as his fellow hosts decide which of their establishments provides the best value for money

The group heads to John Graham's the B&B in Blackpool for the final visit of the week, and an afternoon of tenpin bowling brings out the guests' competitive sides. Later, there is more tension at the dinner table when the host is subjected to aggressive questioning by John and Sue Blakemore

The contestants featured throughout the week reunite to revisit the highs and lows of their various stays, and as the guest house owners confront their critics face to face, they discover what the rival parties really thought of the quality of service that they encountered. After the deliberations are over, the winner is announced

The latest competition begins in Abersoch, north Wales, at NightSky Glamping, run by Angie Howarth and her daughter Caitlin. Things get off to a good start when Sophie and her fiancé Sam lap up the luxury in their safari tent - especially the hot tub - and Morgan falls in love with the view. However, some dusty decorations disappoint Kadir. After a trip to the beach for an afternoon of bodyboarding, Morgan reveals that he isn't a fan of camping

The second visit of the week is to Johnny Dough's Restaurant with Rooms in Conwy, north Wales, run by Morgan Austin. Angie and Caitlin are stunned by the sights, but a hairy bed gets Kadir's stay off on the wrong foot. The guests are whisked off on a boat trip to enjoy Conwy from the water. As well as loving the landscape, they get a peek into host Morgan's surprising past

The Royal Oak in the Peak District, run by Kadir Ustun, is the week's third location. Kadir prides himself on the warm welcome he provides, but mould in their respective bathrooms puts off two sets of guests straight away. Fortunately for Kadir, spirits are lifted after a day out caving at a local attraction - the interestingly named Devil's Arse. The next day, the B&Bers are divided over breakfast, with some raving about it while others are left disappointed

Sam Harrison and Sophie Germany host the final visit of the week at the Dovecote Inn in Nottinghamshire. Morgan marvels at his room, but Kadir is determined to inspect every nook and cranny after receiving frosty feedback from Sam and Sophie when he hosted. An underwhelming day out touring the village of Laxton is saved only by the hosts' personalities, though later two of the B&Bers have a disagreement over dinner

On payment day, Angie and Caitlin are keen to get to the bottom of some cutlery quibbles. Morgan's upset about some cleanliness complaints, while Kadir thinks some of his fellow B&Bers have been unfair by saying they wouldn't return to his B&B

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer meet Grantham couple Sam and Andy, who bought their bungalow shortly after wheelchair user Andy had a motorcycle accident, believing that single-level living would be the answer. But he has had enough of its dated interior, narrow corridor and uneven floor levels and wants somewhere new. Sam, however, believes they are better investing in home improvements. Kirstie and Phil settle bring their expertise to the table - but which way will the couple fall?

In Suffolk, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet former agony aunt Janet, whose garden shed is crammed with goodies. With no motors to unearth, Henry makes a rare furniture discovery, while Simon finds a vintage tram bench

House-hunter John has brought along his daughter Grace to help him find his new forever home in the Coimbra region of central Portugal. Leah Charles-King shows them five great-but-very-different options for John's budget of £100,000. Are any of them the perfect place?

An impoverished preacher who brings hope to the poor people of Miami is offered cash to save his family from eviction. He has no idea his sponsor works for the FBI who plan to turn him into a criminal by fuelling his madcap revolutionary dreams. Crime comedy, starring Andrel McPherson, Miles Robbins and Marchánt Davis

The inside story of the investigation into one of the country's worst serial paedophiles, who is currently serving a life sentence for his crimes. After Carson Grimes was convicted of abusing nine children in 2021, Bedfordshire Police received a flood of new reports of his crimes - and officers soon realised the scale and extent of criminality was far greater than they had feared

Following specialist police as they deal with urgent manhunts. Greater Manchester Police's Serious and Organised Crime Group receives a chilling 999 call from a concerned citizen reporting a man being forced into a car in Wigan. The race against time begins. Christopher Hughes, who's 37, has vanished without a trace, and with two unknown men seen bundling him into the vehicle, every second counts. DI Justin Bryant and his team piece together CCTV footage, deploy officers across the city, and chase down leads in a desperate attempt to locate Christopher before it's too late. With the clock ticking, tensions run high. The longer Christopher remains missing, the slimmer the chances of bringing him home alive. Can the team find him before time runs out?

This instalment focuses on the back stories of patients who have proved an inspiration to their families, detailing how they have jointly faced major challenges. Forty-four-year-old Anita is rushed into Queen's after suffering a cardiac arrest. While the team determines why her heart stopped, her mother recounts the difficulties they've contested. As the clinical team tends to a 94-year-old who has collapsed, his daughter talks about why he's known as Mr Sunshine. Five-year-old Lottie has injured her leg. Her mum reflects on the joy her daughter brings, though a scan then delivers some worrying news