Box Hits TV Guide — Saturday, 18 July 2026

Sue takes Martin clothes shopping when he whinges that his fashion sense will let him down at Caroline's housewarming party, while Joanna's request for more mystery from her allegedly secret lover leaves her at the mercy of a hooded man. Comedy drama, starring Karl Theobald, Michelle Gomez, Pippa Haywood and Mark Heap

Holt begins to worry he is being set up for a fall by one of his superiors, and Peralta is handed the chance to work on an important case. Meanwhile, Jeffords tries to make sure his twins get a place at their chosen school. Comedy, with Andy Samberg and Terry Crews

Peralta and Santiago go undercover as an engaged couple in a bid to catch an identity thief, and find that the investigation brings them closer together. Meanwhile, Boyle organises a surprise birthday party for Rosa. Comedy, with Andy Samberg and Melissa Fumero

Jimmy Carr hosts the comedy panel show's version of the words-and-numbers quiz, as guest captain Jason Manford and Joe Wilkinson take on guest captain Lee Mack and Fay Ripley. Alex Horne and the Horne Section join Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner, while Rachel Riley takes care of the letters and numbers

Three pairs of partners from Manchester compete to win the £1,000 prize, including married couple of 19 years Fiona and Ian, who kick off the competition with a Spanish-inspired meal. Later, young newlyweds Lauren and Pete shock their guests with a mature and refined menu, before Karl and Mukta serve up Indian-themed dishes alongside a few surprises

Three couples from Greater Manchester compete to win the £1,000 prize, including Amy and Matt, who kick off the competition with a varied menu that causes chaos in their kitchen. The second dinner party of the week sees Paula and Andy prepare a selection of family favourites, but Sharon's husband Simon raises a few eyebrows when he makes a frank admission at the dinner table

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 homeowners?Chris and Stephanie's home is a toy-filled jungle gym catering to four children. But, with Drew and Jonathan around, playtime is over. The pair tackle dodgy DIY and cluttered interiors. But even with a $1.5 million budget, finding the perfect property proves tricky.Short:Chris and Stephanie's home is a toy-filled jungle gym. But with Drew and Jonathan around, playtime is over. The pair tackle dodgy DIY and work with a $1.5 million budget

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 homeowners?A quiet picture-perfect suburbia is shattered as you step into Renee and Brent's overcrowded home. A costly fix is uncovered as Jonathan takes over the kitchen makeover while Drew balances Brent's budgeting with Renee's rigid requests. Short:The picture-perfect façade is shattered as you step into Renee and Brent's home. As Jonathan gets to work, Drew balances Brent's budgeting with Renee's rigid requests

Rugby-loving groom Wes is planning the biggest wedding ever, in front of 26,000 people at a premiership rugby match. However, his girly bride-to-be Charlotte is dreaming of a much more intimate day. Will Wes, who has never organised anything in his life, be able to pull off a wedding of this scale, or will his big day be a disaster?

Self-conscious groom-to-be Richard plans a first-class trip on their wedding day for his straight-talking bride Latrice, who has big hopes for a high-class event

Groom-to-be Ash wants to pull off the most romantic wedding ever, but his bride-to-be Vicki shuns anything corny

Courtland Gray, the COO of audio equipment manufacturer Peavey Electronics, is poised to take over the Mississippi-based company when his stepfather, founder and CEO Hartley Peavey, is ready to hand over the reins. As he prepares to take full responsibility for the firm, Courtland dons a disguise to go incognito among the staff and find out how the frontline employees really feel

Todd Pedersen, CEO and founder of Vivint, a leading solar and home security business, based in Utah, goes undercover among his own workforce posing as a contestant on a reality show. He's proud to head an organisation that provides a fun and relaxed work environment, but now that the company is offering smart home technology, it's in competition with much larger organisations, and Todd wants to make sure it's fully prepared to take them on

Gordon Ramsay visits Sushi Ko, a Japanese restaurant in California that is losing up to $20,000 a month. Gordon finds owner and chef Akira lacking in confidence and self-esteem as the strain of an empty business is beginning to take its toll on his relationship with this family

Gordon Ramsay visits California, where his job is to help the owner of Lido Di Manhattan. Lisa Marie Hemmat, an ambitious business school graduate, has been running the restaurant for the past five years, but has failed to exert any control over the kitchen and the menu. The chef tries to teach her the basics of cooking and venue management, but trouble brews when her staff threaten to walk out on relaunch night