TV Guide Box Hits Saturday

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

A 27-year-old man from Essex hopes to give his fiancee and former boss in the Navy the wedding of her dreams. However, he is torn between the wishes of the bride, who wants him to take charge of organising the ceremony, and his best man, who encourages him to take a more laid-back approach to the task and return to the laddish ways of his past

A 30-year-old Newcastle man hopes to give his 26-year-old art-teacher fiancee the wedding of her dreams. The couple have been inseparable since they met five years ago while working behind a bar, but the groom's love of science fiction is at odds with the bride's sophisticated tastes

Anna, a 31-year-old support worker from Liverpool hopes to give her fiancee Sian the ceremony of her dreams. However, she struggles to set aside her tomboy tendencies and adapt to the feminine world of wedding planning, and best woman Jade threatens to be more of a hindrance than a help

Rugby player Nick Royle from Widnes in Cheshire plans his wedding to Victoria Bilio. The couple had a difficult start when the bride was diagnosed with Guillain-Barre syndrome - an auto-immune disorder - just two months into their relationship, but the groom stood by his fiancee and now hopes to give her the ceremony of her dreams

The Mayor of Fontana Acquanetta Warren gets her hands dirty in the sewers, helps with the rubbish in the parks and works with the fire brigade to see where the city needs help as people recover from the pandemic

Gordon Ramsay visits Down City, a restaurant in Providence, Rhode Island. The no-nonsense chef struggles to persuade hot-headed owner Abby to make his suggested changes, and a confrontation results in him being thrown out of the building in the middle of a dinner service. The eatery's co-owner and financier begs Gordon to return, but his success hinges on his ability to win Abby over

Gordon Ramsay heads for the Grasshopper Also in Carlstadt, New Jersey, a family-owned Irish restaurant. There, he lends a helping hand to Mitch Sandler, who has been struggling to live up to the expectations of his father-in-law since he invested heavily in the business. The chef also tries to improve the presentation of dishes emerging from the kitchen

Host Jimmy Carr, team captain Rob Beckett and guest captain Sara Pascoe are joined by special guests Emily Atack, Jamie Laing, Natasia Demetriou and Ola the Comedian to 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 game, with team captains Sean Lock and Jon Richardson joined by guests Bill Bailey and Josh Widdicombe. Countdown regular Susie Dent is in Dictionary Corner with Jake Yapp, while Joe Wilkinson causes trouble for maths whizz Rachel Riley at the board

Host Jimmy Carr and team captains Sean Lock and Jon Richardson provide their irreverent take on the cosy afternoon puzzle game - showing a little less regard for the rules. Comedian Bob Mortimer and Pointless co-host Richard Osman are the guest players, while Countdown regular Susie Dent is in Dictionary Corner with funnyman Matthew Crosby, and Joe Wilkinson 'assists' maths whizz Rachel Riley with the letters and numbers