TV Guide Box Hits Monday

The Robot Chicken creators introduces the next animated mega-hit, The Cheese League. Oprah lands a high-profile interview with the primordial god C'thulhu, and Marvel's cosmic super-villain Galactus needs a new herald. Plus, new game show Family Double Dare breaks a few families apart, and Nickelodeon's Guts teaches a boy to score

After Adam decides to see the movie Willow instead of spending Mother's Day with Beverly, he must find a way to get back into her good graces. Barry is tired of his status as middle child and fights Erica for his right to the college of his choice

Adam unintentionally lets it slip that Barry never completed his community service requirement. Erica makes plans for her and Geoff to follow The Grateful Dead all summer, while Barry and his friends graduate from high school.

Barney misinterprets the way Marshall and Lily do their household chores and wrongly suspects they are heading for divorce, while Ted learns Robin and Barney may not be as happy as they appear

Barney reverts to his old ways following his break-up with Robin, and goes in search of new women. He sleeps with a friend of Lily's she had hoped Ted would date, so to pay him back she steals his playbook, which contains all the scams he uses to trick women into bed. Comedy, starring Neil Patrick Harris and Alyson Hannigan

First of a two-part special in which Gordon Ramsay heads to the Burger Kitchen in Los Angeles, where tensions are running high because owner Alan Saffron has spent his son's entire inheritance on the struggling restaurant. To make matters worse, the kitchen is run by a chef called David Blaine who shares nothing of his famous namesake's magic when it comes to cooking - and whose threatening behaviour regularly gets him into trouble

Three couples in Luton, Bedfordshire, battle it out in the culinary contest, beginning with Bridget and her husband Peter, whose menu of tried and tested dinner party favourites leaves their rivals distinctly unimpressed. Next to host are Shawn and Kendra, who prepare dishes based on their travels, before serving up a dessert that reflects their Canadian heritage. Finally, footballer Richard and his fiancee Marina decide to cook an Italian-inspired meal - but Richard proves to be more of a hindrance than a help in the kitchen. With the trio of parties complete, the couples reconvene to decide which pair hosted the best event

Ben and Ambika kick off the competition in Hertfordshire with a south-east Asian menu. Their guests are Sinead from Northern Ireland and her prank-loving partner Tony, and competitive couple Kally and Mark. The lads bond over football, and by the end of the night Tony has played a prank or two setting the tone for the week. Subsequently, Kally and Mark put on an Anglo-Indian menu, but things soon get heated in the kitchen. Then, Tony and Sinead serve up an Irish menu, with silly dances, silly jokes and silly accents. However, it remains to be seen which couple will pocket the prize for best soiree

The show heads to Kirkintilloch on the outskirts of Glasgow to visit a couple who met at a party at the town's miners' club. The would-be bride grew up in the city's fashionable West End, and dreams of a glamorous wedding day. However, the groom-to-be is a local boy whose idea of a perfect reception consists of drinks at his favourite pub

A 22-year-old man hopes to give his fiancee of four months her perfect wedding. However, while bride Alex dreams of being surrounded by friends and family at a traditional ceremony, groom Luke wants to get married on the party island of Ibiza, where the couple first met

President of Moe's Southwest Grill, Paul Damico, goes undercover to check the standards he values are still being met. The company is one of the world's fastest growing restaurant chains with 10,000 employees and Paul wants to look for opportunities to assist his staff in a similar way to how his family were helped by his father's bosses during his childhood

First of a two-part special in which Gordon Ramsay heads to the Burger Kitchen in Los Angeles, where tensions are running high because owner Alan Saffron has spent his son's entire inheritance on the struggling restaurant. To make matters worse, the kitchen is run by a chef called David Blaine who shares nothing of his famous namesake's magic when it comes to cooking - and whose threatening behaviour regularly gets him into trouble

Part two of two. The chef continues his quest to transform the fortunes of the Burger Kitchen in Los Angeles, where tensions were running high because owner Alan Saffron had spent his son's entire inheritance on the struggling restaurant. Alan gets a wake-up call from internet critics, who he believes are trying to shut him down

Chef Gordon Ramsay heads to the Greek at the Harbour restaurant in southern California, where owner Makis Mikelatos works 17 hours a day, seven days a week, but is unwilling to let his son Ari take the reins. Gordon sets out to get to the bottom of Makis's reluctance to teach his son, and uncovers a shocking family secret

Irreverent panel show hosted by Jimmy Carr. Two teams answer questions based on opinion polls carried out around the country to see who best understands what is going on in Britain today

Jimmy Carr hosts the comedy words-and-numbers quiz, as Sean Lock and David Mitchell take on Jon Richardson and Sara Pascoe. Lexicographer Susie Dent is joined by Ellie White and Natasia Demetriou in Dictionary Corner, while maths whizz Rachel Riley looks after the numbers

The Green Mile proves to be much longer than expected. Optimus Prime never shirks his duty - except maybe jury duty, and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles learn about the birds and the cloacas