TV Guide Box Hits Sunday

Childhood sweethearts Paula and Rodney plan to get married, but lack the funds to tie the knot. In return for £12,000, the pair agree to let cameras capture the planning of their nuptials, on the condition that the would-be groom is left in charge of every detail of the wedding

A woman who admits to being a control freak is given £12,000 to finance the wedding of her dreams - with one catch - her partner must take sole responsibility for planning the nuptials. While her husband-to-be struggles to come up with some ideas, the hopeful bride anxiously awaits the big day

A groom is given £12,000 to plan every detail of his nuptials and give his fiancee the wedding of her dreams. However, a rowdy stag night and the husband-to-be's eye for colour threaten to throw the bride's big day into disarray

Teams from Bradford and Huddersfield compete, with married couple Sophie and Harj kicking things off with a Mexican menu - if Harj can find his way around the kitchen. Super-competitive Richard and Libby attempt a more formal menu of British favourites. Finally, butcher Sean serves up a meat feast, but is it too much for squeamish Sophie? And can Sean and Jane's evening of laughs scoop them the prize?

In Cheltenham, finance high-flyers Bob and his wife Louise host the first evening, but confident Iranian ex-pats, Pasha and Haleh aren't too concerned by the quality of the food - and ditzy youngsters Will and Kim keep everyone entertained with their random comments. On day two, Will and Kim set out to surprise their guests, and no napkins, massive portions and an overpowering dessert certainly raise eyebrows. On the last night, Pasha and Haleh are expecting their Iranian feast to leave the competition in their wake. However, problems arise when Bob reveals his dislike of their key ingredient of lamb, jeopardising their chances of winning the £1,000 prize

In Gloucestershire, married couple Paul and Debbie kick off the competition with a menu of tried and tested dinner party favourites. However, engaged couple Angela and John aren't impressed by their simple fare and posh couple Kirsty and James find Paul's behaviour even less palatable. Perfectionists Angela and John cook up dishes inspired by their favourite restaurant meals. Finally, Kirsty and James plan an organic, locally sourced menu. At the table there's a lesson in asparagus eating and the hosts get a dose of their own medicine when their guests return their food criticism

In Glasgow, outreach manager Gill and accountant Mark kick the competition off with a night of comforting food and even more comfortable company. On day two, mischievous Derek pushes Matt's buttons and ends up being banished from the kitchen. On the final evening, a cooking disaster sees Cat blowing her top, but Martin saves the day

Gordon Ramsay visits Sam's Mediterranean Kabob Room in Monrovia, California, and within minutes of his arrival, is caught in the crossfire of an argument between the owner, his wife and their children, all of whom are feeling the pressure of working seven days a week. Can the chef save the business and mend the warring family's frayed relationships?

Gordon Ramsay heads to the coastal community of Long Beach, California, to save an Italian restaurant that was opened in 1958 and now under the misguided leadership of Nino, who blamed by brother Michael and sister Carina for the eatery's failings. Their 78-year-old mother Inge desperate for Nino to turn the business around, but the feuding family members will have to solve their differences first

Guests Nick Grimshaw, Peter Serafinowicz, Daniel Sloss and Rachel Riley join teams captained by Sean Lock and Jon Richardson to answer questions based on opinion polls carried out around the country

Guests Dr Christian Jessen, former Girls Aloud singer Kimberley Walsh and comedians Russell Kane and Josh Widdicombe join host Jimmy Carr in an extended edition of the irreverent panel show, in which teams captained by Jon Richardson and Sean Lock answer questions based on opinion polls carried out around the country

Irreverent panel show hosted by Jimmy Carr. Team captains Rob Beckett and Katherine Ryan are joined by Jamie Laing, Jessica Knappett, Rose Matafeo and Geoff Norcott to answer questions based on opinion polls carried out around the country to see who best understands what is going on in Britain today