4seven TV Guide

Some of the nation's top personalities turn their hand to being the country's most opinionated viewers as they critique the week's TV. Giving their view on the most talked about television of the week are Davina McCall with her partner Michael Douglas, Katherine Ryan and her husband Bobby, Jane McDonald and friend Sue, Rob Beckett and Tom Allen, Tom Grennan and his dad Martin, Munroe Bergdorf and Leomie Anderson, Stephen Mangan with his sister Anita, Chris Packham CBE with his step-daughter Megan, Big Zuu, Hyder and Tubsey, Paul Sinha and husband Olly, Nick Grimshaw and his niece Liv, Shaun Ryder and Bez, Martin and Roman Kemp, and Clare Balding and Alice Arnold. This time, they share their opinions on The 1% Club, Spy in The Ocean, Fake Profile, Five Star Kitchen: Britain's Next Great Chef and The Yorkshire Vet

The armchair critics share their opinions on what they have been watching during the week, with cameras capturing their instant reactions

As the series reaches its halfway point, the Taskmaster is starting to know what to expect from his current crop of comics - but even he's surprised by the outrage Armando Iannucci causes with an ostrich, how Amy Gledhill struggles to remember the word for 'tube', and what Kumail Nanjiani does to time itself. Meanwhile, Joel Dommett has hours of fun with pots and pans, and Joanna Page and Alex Horne have an intimate conversation about guinea pigs

Jamie Oliver shares more barbecue ideas, serving up a butterflied leg of lamb with herby breadcrumb crust, accompanied by creamy beans and leeks - all cooked directly on the coals. He then makes spiced chicken kebabs and creamy butter sauce, grilled fish tacos, paired with a charred fruit salsa, and his tear-and-share vegetable pancake

Emma and James plan a glamping field but worry about just how glam it needs to be. A family who are new to rural life throw themselves into their first village fair

David and Gina rebuild their hurricane-wrecked properties. Sidhbh and Neasa hope their elderly parents will fall in love with the Miami lifestyle. Laura and Lindsay invite their Florida friends to a baby shower before the mum-to-be heads for the delivery room

In Almería, Sharon Garner and her son Shaun help financial planner Keith and his wife Tracy from Salisbury. But their property picks leave them with a dilemma. On the northern Costa Blanca, the Aldertons help returning clients who retired to Spain five years ago, and who now need to upgrade their hilltop home to something more accessible

Danni Menzies is house-hunting on the beautiful island of Lanzarote with Richard and Catherine from Essex. They're eager to find a permanent family home in the sun that will offer daughter Jessica, who has chronic fatigue syndrome, and the whole family a better quality of life. They love the area around Playa Blanca, so Danni takes their budget of £300,000 to line up some tempting options

Craig Rowe helps find a retirement home in Spain's Costa Blanca for a London couple - with wife Alexis joined by daughter Carolina to help choose from the options

Jasmine Harman jets off to Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands to help healthcare scientist Roger and drama teacher Paolo from the West Midlands to find their dream holiday home. They have a budget of £65,000 and want to find a one or two-bedroom apartment close to the beach on their favourite island. Jasmine shows them five great options. Are any of them good enough for Roger and Paolo to put in an offer?

Nick and Nicole are desperate to transform the front of their Dordogne home from a chaotic building site into an architectural showpiece. Tim and Krys prepare for their first dog show at Château Domaine de la Barde, juggling DIY projects that promise to get tongues and tails wagging

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer focus on the layout issues and dilemmas that many developers face in a very different world. In this episode, the duo tackle future-proofing, as in Clifford in West Yorkshire, Vic and Paul Miller need help with their idyllic property, as do the Lindleys from Ashtead in Surrey

The first host in Bournemouth, 38-year-old bar manager and musician Adie, hopes to hit the right notes by ensuring his night of laid back fun is full of music and laughter. With trumpets and drums at the ready and tricky crustaceans proving hard to crack, does Adie have what it takes to win the £1,000 prize?

The second Bournemouth host is aristocratic vet Sir Henry, who plans to charm his way to the prize by hosting an evening of relaxed dining

Countryside-loving Pippa from Bournemouth hopes to impress her guests by throwing a dinner party with every course inspired by fish