TV Guide Box Hits Sunday

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

South Londoner James is given £12,000 and a maximum of three weeks to plan every detail of his nuptials, but future mother-in-law Janey lends a helping hand, determined to give her daughter Daisy a cockney knees-up. The laid-back groom-to-be wants a more romantic day, but has to decide whether 'mother knows best' as he sets out to give his bride the wedding she deserves

Documentary following men and women as they propose to their partners in bold and romantic ways. The programme features a flash mob in a shopping centre and a death-defying abseil, and charts the moments of triumph and disaster as the subjects try to create the ultimate surprise for their unsuspecting loved ones

Andrew Simon, president and CEO of Fremont Street Experience, who began his job at this hugely popular Las Vegas attraction at the start of the pandemic, goes undercover to discover and address problems that may be sparking the labour shortage causing significant lost profits

Walk-On's is a sports bar chain with plans to double in size, but whether its 4,000 employees are ready to make this audacious move is unclear. Founder Brandon Landry and co-owner, NFL champion New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees hope to find out by hiding in plain sight, joining staff on the front line in their restaurants. They meet a kitchen porter, an assistant manager and a dock supervisor for their main shrimp supplier, in a bid to get to the heart of their business. In the end, Brandon and Drew reveal their true identities and help make their employees' dreams a reality.

In north Devon, married couple Frankie and Jason kick off the competition. Outspoken duo Kate and Ian don't let the evening's many delays go unnoticed, and as tensions rise around the table, internet lovebirds Chris and Amy try to stay firmly out of the way. Day two sees Kate and Ian serve up a menu full of rustic French cuisine, influenced by their 22 years living in France. But a table laying mishap suggests that Kate has overtly snubbed her guests, although tensions are eased when former falconers Kate and Ian bring out one of their favourite birds of prey. Finally it's dog lovers Chris and Amy's turn to step up to the plate, and believing themselves to be the foodies of the group they're confident they can bag the prize for best soiree

The doubles version of the culinary challenge series heads to north Devon, where busy parents Matt and Sarah are the first hosts, but their decision to serve crisps as canapes does not go down well with some of their rivals. Next up are competitive 'foodies' James and Laura, who put together a similar menu to their predecessors - but with more flair. The final party is thrown by am-dram couple Jake and Ian, and their guests have high expectations that the pair's mushroom bruschetta starter and casserole main look set to miss

Three couples from Leeds compete to host the best dinner party, beginning with construction manager Martin and his wife Amanda, who are determined to win. They are rivalled by competitive engaged couple Amy and Nico who impress with their entertainment and Hannah and Nick, who try to prove their doubters wrong by cooking duck to order

Fifty-somethings Lesley and Roger, music teachers Emma and Chris, and teacher and ex-soldier Bonita and Tony take part in the culinary challenge in Leicester. Highlights include an international-themed evening inspired by the couple's love of luxury cruises and the youngest contestants desperate to prove they can serve up fine cuisine

The chef travels to Los Angeles to help La Frite, an outdated French restaurant that is failing to make any profits. His first step is to try to reconcile the feuding family members who run the business, and so devises a plan to bring them together by using secret filming

The first of two compilations of the best bits from series 21, in which Jimmy Carr and captain Rob Beckett are joined by famous faces from across the series including Aisling Bea, Katherine Ryan, Richard Osman, Sara Pascoe, Josh Widdicombe, Kerry Godliman, Oti Mabuse, Tom Allen, Johnny Vegas and Nish Kumar

The second of two compilations of the best bits from series 21, in which Jimmy Carr and captain Rob Beckett are joined by famous faces from across the series including Aisling Bea, Katherine Ryan, Richard Osman, Sara Pascoe, Josh Widdicombe, Kerry Godliman, Oti Mabuse, Tom Allen, Johnny Vegas and Nish Kumar