TV Guide Box Hits Friday

Host Jimmy Carr and regular contributor Jon Richardson are joined by a host of top comedians for a compilation of best bits from the show, including Lee Mack, Sarah Millican, Alan Carr, Richard Ayoade, Katherine Ryan, Tom Allen, Judi Love, Nick Mohammed, Jonathan Ross, Rose Matafeo and Sam Campbell, along with regulars Joe Wilkinson, Susie Dent and Rachel Riley

Platinum-selling, Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter, actor and author Jewel goes undercover to meet talented musicians and artists struggling to break through. Disguised as an event planner who aspires to find a new career in the arts, Jewel meets two talented young musicians and a unique artist who paints with fire

The DIY duo are back for series four! You know the drill: expect funky furnishings, hardware hysteria and, of course, problematic properties. Can Jonathan and Drew reverse more housing screw ups? Chandra and Dan's starter house is now home to two growing kids and they're all desperate for some more space. But if the pair don't act quickly, they might not be able to afford anything. So it doesn't help that they can't agree on a location for their new home...Short:Chandra and Dan are eager to move, but if they don't act soon, they might not be able to afford anything. So it doesn't help that they can't agree on a new location

In Oxfordshire, amateur MC James and his partner Heather have every confidence in their French-influenced food, which they follow with a basement rave. However, there is a frosty atmosphere between guests barmaid Marjie and partner Matt, and refined farming couple Sonja and Tutty. The second day sees Marjie and Matt stage an evening themed on the Titanic, but their 'chilly' soup proves a bit too spicy for one guest. Finally, Tutty and Sonja try to secure the £1,000 prize with their refined countryside dining

Three couples compete for the cash prize in Marbella. Extrovert Jojo and partner Adrian kick off the competition with their 1970s-inspired menu, while day two sees young, fun-loving Mark and Zoe plan an international-themed menu. Finally it's Caz and Dave's turn to host with their Jewish-inspired family menu, but which pair will secure the £1,000 prize for best-staged soiree remains to be seen

Former soldier Jason takes command of his military wedding to his bride-to-be Sacha. Having served in the army for seven years, he wants to celebrate the heroes of World War Two by getting Sacha to arrive at the wedding ceremony in an old war plane, then a tank. However, she is hoping his army days are behind him and is desperate for her big day to be a traditional, intimate event. With a mother-in-law to impress, and a bride hoping he will put her first, will Jason have to run for cover when his plans are revealed?

Darren plans a movie premiere-inspired wedding for his bride-to-be Jacquie, but she is hoping for a small, elegant and traditional event. The Warrington couple have four children and eight grandchildren and could never afford to get married. But they now have a budget of £14,000 to spend and Darren has just three weeks to organise the big day and seek the approval of his future stepchildren

Ray Blanchette, CEO of restaurant chain TGI Fridays, has recently made changes to re-energise the brand. Here, he goes undercover to find out if the changes he's making to put Fridays back on top are firing up sales or burning out his staff. Taking on his alter ego Keith, a former inn keeper who now wants to start his own restaurant, Ray meets a cook, a server, an assistant manager and a bar manager

Chef Gordon Ramsay heads to Eagle Rock in California to try to change the fortunes of Capri, a grubby restaurant that often remains closed during lunchtime because of the twin owners' lazy attitude. A crisis ensues as soon as Gordon instructs the duo to clean the place, revealing that only tough measures are likely to save the business

In this revisit episode, chef Gordon Ramsay goes back to Mojito, the Junction (formerly known as Flamangos) and Bazzini to check in with the owners he helped in the past and find out whether his advice has been put to good use. Will he be pleased with their progress?

John Kearns does some elaborate skipping, Munya Chawawa does some elaborate jumping, and Fern Brady walks too slowly. Amid the carnage, Little Alex Horne attempts to offer sound advice to all five competitors, but finds himself largely ignored. Hosted by Greg Davies

Jimmy Carr hosts the comedy words and numbers quiz, with comedians putting their mental agility to the test. Countdown regulars Rachel Riley and Susie Dent are on hand to adjudicate