TV Guide 4seven Wednesday

Married couple Abbie and Charlie join host Anna Richardson and feature as the first picker pair as they search for another woman to join their relationship. Plus 41 year-old actor and glamour puss Chrissie from Leeds is hoping to find husband number four

Married couple Tom and Kirsty are looking to try new things. With Kirsty's support, Tom wants to sexually experiment with another man but having no previous experience with men leaves him worrying the fantasy won't live up to the reality. Meanwhile, childhood sweethearts Natalie and Tom continue their stay at the retreat and find themselves with a final chance to have a threesome with resident Precious, but Natalie's insecurities could prove an insurmountable barrier

George Clarke helps more people make their period homes fit for modern life. On a cobbled street in Cheshire sits a Georgian town house that could be straight out of a Dickens novel. It may look very 18th-century on the outside, but inside George discovers that it's a 1980s horror show, having been stripped of its original features. It does have one unique feature, though - a first-floor conservatory on stilts. Can he find a way of getting its grandeur back? George also has his work cut out tackling a 380-year-old Jacobean cottage

Janice says an emotional goodbye to some of her beloved Hampshire Down sheep, and Matt's plan to build a patio and seating area in front of the farmhouse begins to take shape. Meanwhile, with the body of the Dodge fully stripped, Matt and the restoration garage team face the challenge of separating it from its chassis, and Nicola accompanies Mike on a shopping trip in search of ingredients for a celebratory paella

Colin and Paul make progress with their Bulgarian barn conversion and Jo and Ken open their hotel doors to the flamboyance of flamenco in Spain. Mother-and-daughter duo Becky and Kay host their first yoga retreat and in France, Jon and Angela turn an old shed into a wedding venue

The enormity of the project hits home hard as Jasmine and Jon begin renovations on their Costa del Sol home. They enlist local builder Carlos to make the property as habitable as possible before the family move in, while Jasmine seeks inspiration by visiting a friend who is approaching the end of their build

Sonal and Tina can't wait to give up their busy lives in Birmingham and move to the seaside. Looking for a new permanent home on the stunning Gower Peninsula in Wales and also a holiday bolt-hole on the Greek island of Corfu, they call upon the joint talents of Jonnie Irwin and Laura Hamilton to deliver the double dream. Rising to the challenge, with £385,000 to play with, Jonnie has three great properties to show them in the UK, and for her £150,000 budget Laura has three options up her sleeve in Corfu, but will the couple love any of them enough to put in an offer?

Craig Rowe goes house-hunting in the southern French city of Carcassonne with Sue and Tony, in search of their perfect holiday bolthole for their budget of £100,000. This isn't the couple's first viewing trip to the area, and there's already a property on their radar, but can any of the five that Craig shows them beat it?

Make-up artist Jules Osmany hosts the first of the week's dinner parties in Northamptonshire, and hopes her Indian-Moroccan fusion menu and laid-back attitude will win her the £1,000 prize. Joining her are tomboy Lauren Oxlade, stay-at-home mum Stephanie Reeder, MD Carl Johnson and funeral service manager Peter Pickering

Funeral service manager Peter Pickering hosts the second dinner party in Northamptonshire, hoping his traditional approach will win him the £1,000 cash prize. However, one guest does not like bread and butter pudding, and Stephanie is horrified by Jules's shocking revelation

As the third party from Northamptonshire gets under way, stay-at-home mum Stephanie Reeder's nerves are evident as she plans to serve classic fish and chips, while offering a glamorous clothes-swapping session for entertainment

Business planning manager Lauren Oxlade is the penultimate host in Northamptonshire. She reveals herself to be the dark horse of the competition when she invites a few surprising friends along to the party, and impresses with her organisational skills and passionate cooking style

Last to try his hand in Northamptonshire is managing director and proud northerner Carl Johnson, with a menu that includes gammon cooked in two litres of cola. Stephanie and Lauren are treated to a glimpse of the host in all his glory when they see what he has hanging above his bed - but it remains to be seen what the guests will make of his lumpy chocolate mousse

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer look back at some of their most brilliant builds in an episode all about flipping existing space, as the duo look back at one family who needed to cleverly reconfigure their home's layout. Graham and Nardeth Farhall bought their four-bed detached home in Windsor over 10 years ago. While Graham still saw it as their dream home, Nardeth was tired of the cramped, dated layout and wanted to sell up. Kirstie was ready to prove that their four-bedder was worth loving for the long-term. But with extending not an option, she had to work her magic on the existing space. Did Graham and Nardeth decide to love it or list it?

The armchair critics share their opinions on what they have been watching during the week, with cameras capturing their instant reactions and the lively discussions that are prompted by the week's biggest and best shows

The Predators band together and ruthlessly round on one player, whose survival hangs in the balance. Meanwhile, one of the contest's closest alliances is put in peril. There is an unexpected change of fortune, as one player goes from underdog to top dog. After one of the toughest hunts yet, the players return to base, where politics and power plays kick in, before another of the group is culled from the contest

Predator turns on Predator, as one player puts friendship above the brutal demands of the game. But will their loyalty be rewarded, or seal their fate in the cull? As another player goes all-out to undermine their biggest threat, feuds intensify, leading to a shocking turn of events during the cull and sparking a fiery, emotional clash that sets new rivalries alight

Seven players remain, all vying to win up to £100,000. But with five Predators and only two Prey, the competition must undergo a reset. As the rules of the game take a radical new direction, there's a brutal surprise for one player and a dramatic reversal of fortune for another. But it's an agonising, heart-breaking decision forced onto one Prey that provides the biggest upset of the game so far