TV Guide Box Hits Sunday

Jimmy Carr returns with the irreverent panel show, in which team captains Sean Lock and Jon Richardson are joined by actor and stand-up Joe Wilkinson, comic Ellie Taylor, actress Natalie Cassidy and presenter Gabby Logan to answer questions based on opinion polls carried out around the country to see who best understands what is going on in Britain today

Groom Ian uses the £12,000 budget to fly him and his two best men out to Thailand to buy cut-price suits and a bargain wedding dress - and have an exotic stag do too. However, his trip may not pay off in the long run for his down-to-earth bride Jay

Rock star-turned-zookeeper Scott plans a jungle-themed wedding for his bride-to-be Verity - and spends only £100 on a wedding dress for her, and £1,800 on life-size plastic animals to decorate their reception

Dave, a would-be groom with an obsessive fondness for the sea plans to whisk his water-phobic fiancee Rosie off for a remote wedding on wind-swept Lundy Island off the coast of Devon. However, the location carries bad memories for the bride-to-be as the site of a near-death experience in which she nearly drowned. After three weeks of battling the elements, and struggling to win over his intended's close-knit family, Dave hopes his risky plan will pay off

Andy Wirth - the CEO of a California ski resort - goes undercover to learn more about his company's working practices as he prepares to merge an existing operation with a new acquisition

Andy Wiederhorn, CEO of Los Angeles-based fast food restaurant Fatburger, goes incognito among his employees in order to learn more about his business that has evolved from a late-night hangout for musicians in the 1950s to an international success story

In Belfast, Gemma and husband Jim serve up a healthy menu that caters for pescatarians as well carnivores. However, Leeann, struggles to enjoy the wholesome fare and on the second night she doesn't seem to enjoy husband Mícheal's takeaway-inspired menu either. Finally, Matt and Paul lay on some dance routines and attempt to raise the bar with hearty portions of restaurant-style cuisine

Three couples from Belfast compete to host the best dinner party and walk away with the cash prize of £1,000. Amateur dramatics enthusiasts Mel and Richard begin with a love-themed menu, followed by self-made rock lovers Joanne and Jim, with confident couple Cherith and David providing the finale

Three couples from in and around Cardiff compete to host the best dinner party and walk away with the cash prize of £1,000. Oasis tribute singer Degsy and his wife Jackie kick things off with a Manchester-themed menu, before Jo and Vikki serve up a night inspired by India and Chris and Bex round things off, but their constant bickering threatens to derail proceedings

Three couples from south Wales compete to host the best dinner party and walk away with the cash prize of £1,000. South African born Nigel and his Welsh wife Nikki kick off the competition with dishes from Nigel's homeland, while Darren and Simon attempt to woo their guests with a flavour of their first-class lifestyle on day two, before down-to-earth Neil and Carly offer up a taste of their favourite dishes on the final night

Gordon Ramsay revisits some of the restaurants that he set out to save, including the Mixing Bowl, the Olde Stone Mill, Peter's and Campania. Have their owners pulled themselves out of their nightmares?

The chef again comes to the aid of failing American restaurants, starting in Fishtown, Philadelphia, where he tries to help the three owners of the Hot Potato Cafe, which has not made a profit in two years. Spurred on by a scathing review by an influential critic, he makes radical changes to alter the staff's attitudes and create food that is up to his own exacting standards

Manny decides to broaden the customers' horizons and organises a festival of travel writing - but is horrified when Fran falls for the well-groomed guest speaker. Bernard, meanwhile, is preoccupied with a new neighbour who looks set to take him to court - and decides to take matters into his own hands. Guest starring Julian Rhind-Tutt (Green Wing)

While Bernard seems quite happy in the filthy shop, Manny and Fran decide a change of scenery is well overdue, and plan a big night out. However, it soon becomes clear the hirsute store assistant has his sights set firmly on a very specific event - and everyone has to dig out their boogie shoes. Final episode of the cult comedy, starring Dylan Moran, Bill Bailey and Tamsin Greig