TV Guide Box Hits Monday

YouTube star and internet sensation Bethany Mota goes undercover to meet up-and-coming social media hopefuls who are trying to break through. Disguised as an ordinary girl with a punk rock style who dreams of starting her own channel, Bethany meets a world champion beat-boxer, a pair of comical twin pranksters and an inspiring hip hop dance teacher. In the end, Bethany reveals her true identity in a surprising way and helps make their dreams come true

American football and baseball star Deion Sanders goes undercover to meet inspiring sports coaches and deserving fans. Disguised as a businessman who hopes to start a youth football programme, Deion meets two coaches who work with inner-city kids and a remarkable fan with a really surprising story. In the end, Deion reveals his true identity to reward their generosity and help turn their dreams into reality

In Nottingham, three rival couples compete to host the best dinner party and win £1,000. Ultra-competitive accountants Omer and Adeeba serve up an experimental Asian menu. Sustainable food growers Bobby and Alison, who live in a yurt in the grounds of a grand stately home, dish out homegrown, organic food under the stars. On the final night, Liz and Stuart host, and Stuart realises that it might be an uphill battle to impress their rivals. None of their guests is aware that Stuart and Liz don't actually live together, but questions are raised when Adeeba and Alison don't find any of Stuart's clothes in the master bedroom, and Omer and Bobby discover Stuart's campervan with a double bed parked outside

Three couples compete in Glasgow for the cash prize of £1,000. First to host are tearoom owner Melanie and her Irish husband David, who have blended together their heritages with a Celtic-fusion menu. Night two sees Kenny and Kenny, a married couple whose love of Mexico sees them trying to replicate authentic local food from their beloved country. Last to host are motormouth Ami and husband Stuart, who aim to impress with their well-presented Scottish food

The brothers get busy in the second season as they handle more housing upheavals and design dilemmas. Can Drew and Jonathan deliver dream digs for their hopeful homeowners?Laura was an artist living in the city until she settled down with race car collector Ken. Now, they want to find a downtown property that's big enough for two kids - and Ken's collection. Can the brothers help to speedily sculpt a remarkable renovation as they race to find the perfect home?Short: Can the brothers help artist Laura and car collector Ken to sculpt a makeover as they race to find the perfect home?

Self-professed nerd Owen Walsh plans his big day, but while fiancee Lisa Toner dreams of an elegant lakeside wedding, he is thinking of a ceremony on the side of a mountain with his bride arriving on horseback, sporting a cape - just like the ladies in his favourite fantasy show Game of Thrones. However, as his budget grows tighter, his vision of a medieval spectacle looks less likely - will his ideal wedding end up being more a game of moans?

Dippin' Dots is an American brand that sells cryogenically frozen beads of ice-cream. Recently, it enjoyed its busiest summer, scooping 146 billion dots and making an annual revenue of $300million. But, before that, in 2012, the company was on the brink of bankruptcy, until owner and CEO Scott Fischer turned its fortunes around. Here, he infiltrates his workforce to find out if his expanding empire has the manpower to cope. As his alter ego Brad, a man looking for a new career, he goes undercover, meeting a factory production operator, a warehouse supervisor, a sales supervisor and a server

Stacy Anderson, the brand president of global business Anytime Fitness, poses as a potential franchise owner to make sure all companies using the name are offering the same experience. She meets a gym manager, a personal trainer and a franchise owner to see if they company is fighting fit

The chef visits beachside restaurant Barefoot Bob's in Hull, Massachusetts, owned by husband-and-wife team Marc and Lisa. Every year profits nosedive through the bleak winter months, and matters aren't improved when it becomes clear they have both lost their passion - not only for the business but also for each other. With the restaurant and marriage on the line, Gordon tries to help turn things around before it's too late

Gordon Ramsay revisits three of the most difficult cases he has taken on since the series began. First, he returns to Cafe Hon in Baltimore, Maryland, where owner Denise Whiting was trapped in a nasty battle with the community and had threatened the locals with lawsuits. Next, the chef goes back to Chiarella's in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. When he first visited owners Tommy and Dina DeFino, the business was struggling so badly that Tommy had completely lost his confidence and wife Dina had lost her patience. On his final stop, Gordon travels to Leone's in Montclair, New Jersey, where Rose Leone was depending on her lazy son Michael to run the restaurant

Sketch, Lou and Jay, along with receptionist Paisley, deal with a stream of visitors to their studio who want their tattoos either fixed or transformed due to drunken mistakes, home-inking disasters, nightmare spelling fails, awful artwork or the dreaded reminder of an ex-partner. In the first episode, they attempt to save a wedding as Sam's embarrassing tattoo has earned him an ultimatum

The show reaches its majestic climax as Kerry Godliman, Jessica Knappett, James Acaster, Phil Wang and Rhod Gilbert compete to win the final episode and become the seventh Taskmaster champion

Jimmy Carr hosts the popular quiz as Sean Lock and Roisin Conaty compete against Jon Richardson and Nish Kumar. Adam Buxton joins the show's resident lexicographer Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner, while Rachel Riley looks after the numbers and letters