4seven TV Guide — Tuesday, 21 July 2026

The armchair critics share their opinions on shows including Strictly Come Dancing, Victoria Beckham, Blue Lights, Slow Horses, Antiques Roadshow, Eva Longoria: Searching for Spain, Police Interceptors and a BBC news report on parking apps

A rolling cast of famous faces, some of Britain's best loved personalities, turn their hand to being the country's most opinionated viewers, sharing their opinions on what they have been watching during the week

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

Eighteen-year-old aspiring midwife Anthea has a tumour in her arm, so difficult to fully remove that doctors say they may need to amputate. Forty-three-year-old Cameron is offered a complex surgery by Professor David Nicol for his aggressive testicular cancer that could give him more time with his family

At Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham, one of the busiest A&E departments in Europe, a 19-year-old man is rushed in after his motorbike crashed into the back of a car. A 77-year-old man is in Resus after slipping in the shower and dislocating his shoulder, and 23-year-old Sam is in minor injuries after injuring his hand following a bike accident

When Brian started suffering from health problems, the project of restoring his XR2 to show-winning condition ground to a halt - so in step Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend

Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz meet a motorcycle dirt-track racer ready to clear out his stock, while Danielle Colby and Robbie Wolfe butt heads with a dealer over a rare Coke machine

In Cheshire, a drag king and cabaret artist is new to narrowboat life. In Northamptonshire, 23-year-old Jodi is making the move onto water and an affordable home of her own, but first she and her parents need to move the boat to her home mooring, having never cruised before. Plus, a look at the work of the Water Chaplains - a Christian organisation that serve boaters of all faiths and none

Mother-of-three Sheila wants a family friendly property in the thriving resort of Benalmadena on the Costa del Sol, with its sunny beaches and lively atmosphere. With a budget of £135,000 and specifying the need for sea views, Danni Menzies sets out to deliver the dream place

Liverpool civil servant Lisa has travelled to many parts of Spain and even lived and worked there when she was younger. Now, she wants to follow her dream of buying a holiday home in her favourite part of Spain, southern Alicante, with its relaxed feel, 40 miles of stunning coastline and golf courses aplenty. Lisa's father Stephen joins the search, as Jasmine shows them five properties within Lisa's budget of £65,000, from a light and bright apartment with a pretty pool to a place overlooking a football pitch

Laura Hamilton helps a couple who first visited Spain 26 years ago to find a new home in Granada in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains

Catherine Williams creates a menu inspired by South America for the first dinner party of the week in Leeds. She is joined by Garth Kirsten-Landman from South Africa, company administrator Louise Emmerson, banker Sam Appleby and property developer Diane Jones. Straight-talker Garth causes widespread offence, but the host maintains a positive mood with a painting session

Garth Kirsten-Landman cooks kangaroo meat as he hosts the second night in Leeds. However, after his sexist jokes and inaccurate age-guessing on day one, the South African has a lot of making up to do - but things get off to a bad start when he apologises for his meal before it has even been served

Banker Sam Appleby wears a Henry VIII costume, complete with enormous codpiece, for his best-of-British-themed evening, as he hosts the third dinner party in Leeds. Property developer Diane's Margaret Thatcher costume causes some conflict, but there is some brief harmony when a busker arrives to lead the guests in singing a Beatles song

Company administrator Louise Emmerson serves a Mediterranean menu inspired by her former mother-in-law, featuring Madrid chicken and aubergine bake. However, the guests are not impressed by the food, and Sam Appleby stokes the simmering feud between Diane Jones and the host, much to the shock of the other diners

Property developer Diane Jones hosts the final dinner party in Leeds, and her guests have high expectations for the evening. She rustles up Greek filo pastries and cod in Italian sauce as well as entertaining her diners with Brazilian dancing on the lawn, before the winner of the £1,000 prize is announced

Craig Rowe helps Maria, who works in administration, and Paul, a retired police officer, who have been holidaying in southern Spain regularly to escape the English winters. Now, they want to find a property that feels like a home away from home among the countryside and traditional 'pueblos blancos' of Andalusia