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Uzzi covers Dean's awful tribute to his girlfriend, and Alice sorts out a cheeky piece on Ruth's shoulder. Meanwhile, Sketch tackles Josh's ink on his door

Joanne McNally, John Robins, Nick Mohammed, Sophie Willan and Steve Pemberton kick off their crusade with tasks involving roller blinds, a floating primate and, as is traditional, eggs

Jimmy Carr hosts the comedy panel show's version of the popular quiz, with Sean Lock and Jason Manford going up against guest captain Sarah Millican and Jonathan Ross. Bill Bailey joins Countdown's resident lexicographer Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner, while Rachel Riley looks after the letters and numbers

In Swansea, married couple Leanne and Senol start things off with a feast of Turkish food, which hits the spot for fun-loving Paul and his partner Verity, though Paul's love of Hawaiian shirts doesn't go down well with Catrin and Josh, who don't like the hosts' meaty main course either. On day two Catrin and Josh attempt some Welsh fine dining, but the complicated dessert fails to live up to its billing. Finally, Paul and Verity get a turn to impress with their version of good pub grub

The first hosts in Stoke, Robbie Williams superfan Trish and her husband Dave, go all out for a good old knees up. On day two, quirky young lovebirds Patrick and Lizzie host their first ever dinner party with an 'eclectic' menu. They gamble on some wartime food and beginner's luck, and things get emotional when there's praise at the table. Finally, seasoned hosts John and Lynne have a more traditional dinner party vibe on their night

A couple who have been engaged for seven years seek help in securing the funds necessary for them to tie the knot. They are given £12,000, on the condition that groom-to-be Sean is left to organise the wedding alone, but his scatter-brained attitude to planning raises concerns that members of his family might have to lend a hand at the last minute

A music-loving groom-to-be is given £12,000 to plan every detail of his nuptials alone, but struggles to remember it is a wedding he is organising, not a concert, and battles his own ego to ensure his fiancee gets the day of her dreams

Childhood sweethearts Emma and Patrick have two children together, but Emma has been waiting nearly 10 years to get married. The groom-to-be is given £12,000 to plan every detail of their nuptials, while she relinquishes all control of the big day in the presence of a lawyer

Groom-to-be Ryan is given £12,000 to organise a spectacular Hollywood-style wedding guaranteed to impress his fiancee Fern, and sets off to Europe with his best man for a stag party to remember

Demanding 18-year-old Hannah hopes her 28-year-old groom Andy will be able to put together the perfect Disney-style fairy-tale wedding. However, her prospective husband's plans for a Polish stag party threaten to ruin the arrangements for the big day

Travis Boersma, co-founder and president of one of the largest privately owned drive-through coffee shop chains in America, goes undercover to learn whether the culture he and his brother hoped to implement is being upheld by the company's front-line employees

Eric Casaburi, a former undercover boss, invites six other employers who also appeared incognito on the show to talk about their experiences of the programme at a restaurant. However, little do they realise that Eric is going to try to fool them by appearing as a waiter. Featuring Kat Cole, Paul Damico, Andy Wiederhorn, Sheldon Yellen, Anthony Wedo and Jane Grote Abell

Gordon Ramsay visits Yanni's in Seattle, where he clashes with defiant owner Peter Avgoustiou, a chef so set in his ways that he hasn't allowed any changes to his menu since the Greek restaurant opened in 1984. Peter's family is concerned the business is becoming trapped in the past, and standards are slipping, but he seems determined to stick to his guns

Gordon Ramsay heads to the Prohibition Grille in Everett, Washington, where he meets belly dancer-turned-restaurateur Rishi Brown, who is making all the wrong moves with her business. Distracted from the task of improving her menu by performing for customers, she's oblivious to the disastrous dishes being served from her own kitchen