Box Hits TV Guide — Sunday, 7 June 2026

Team captains Sean Lock and Jon Richardson are joined by guests including Jack Dee, Claudia Winkleman and Josh Widdicombe to answer questions based on opinion polls carried out around the country, finding out who best understands what is going on in Britain today. Jimmy Carr hosts the comedy panel show

Jimmy Carr is joined by captains Sean Lock and Jon Richardson for highlights from the latest series of the comedy panel show. A host of well-known faces make up the teams as they discuss the topical events that set the public's chins wagging

Jimmy Carr hosts the comedy words-and-numbers quiz as Richard Ayoade and Sara Pascoe take on Jon Richardson and Chris McCausland. Regular Countdown mathematician Rachel Riley and lexicographer Susie Dent are on hand to adjudicate, aided by Morgana Robinson in Dictionary Corner

Nathan Bones from Essex is given £12,000 to plan every detail of his nuptials and give his fiancee Nikki Bacon her perfect wedding. The couple met on a blind date two years earlier, but despite their fairytale romance, the groom's ideas for the ceremony may not live up to the bride's hopes for a pink, girly and fun event

Adam is given £12,000 to plan every detail of his nuptials, and hopes to make up for past mistakes by giving his fiancee Lydia the wedding of her dreams. However, his history of reckless spending and determination to plan a lavish party do not bode well for the bride, who has her heart set on a church ceremony just like her mother's

A tattoo artist is given £12,000 to plan every detail of his nuptials, and hopes to incorporate his love of heavy metal into the day. However, his obsessively organised bride expects nothing less than the fairy-tale wedding of her dreams, complete with castles, sparkles and magical unicorns

Chicago-based hardware retailer True Value's CEO and president John Hartmann poses as a handyman taking part in a reality show to go incognito among his own workforce to see how he can extend the company's lifespan and improve the experiences of both customers and employees

Bill Peduto, 60th Mayor of Pittsburgh, who comes from a proud family of Pennsylvania steel workers, goes incognito among his own workforce posing as a reality show contestant from Kentucky. In the 10 months since he was elected, many changes have been made in Pittsburgh and Bill wants to make sure they are effective and to hear directly from the city's employees

Three couples host dinner parties in Essex, with an eye on the £1,000 prize. The first couple to host are flight attendant Penny and doctors' surgery manager Chris. Their homely menu doesn't quite live up to the standards of bling-loving receptionist Tatia and her husband, metal worker Mick. The youngest duo, Lewis and Krystal, host on day two and manage to impress their older guests. Finally, it's Mick and Tatia's chance to show off their culinary skills with a fancy menu

Childhood sweethearts Jade and Stuart kick off the competition in Essex with a fun and spontaneous menu. On day two, Mark and Diane bring a taste of their Mediterranean travels to their menu, by way of their garden, and encourage their guests to sing with them. Finally it's the turn of image-conscious Chris and Rosella to wow their guests with Rosella's nana's Italian recipe. Brewing tension from the week finally comes to a head, before the winner is revealed

Three couples from the north east of England compete - loved-up musicians Nick and Kelly, laidback Michael and Becky, and Matthew and Katie with their refined French cuisine

Gordon Ramsay travels to Loudonville, Ohio, to rescue Landoll's Mohican Castle, a custom-built, multimillion-dollar hotel set in an 1100-acre woodland estate. Co-owner Marta is struggling, having been left with the entire burden of running such a large establishment alone. Can Gordon persuade her son Jimmy to finally take the reins and turn this business around before the family legacy is destroyed?

Gordon Ramsay travels across the United States in search of restaurants in dire need of renovation - and after analysing their situation, he has just 24 hours to bring them back from the brink of disaster. His first stop is the New York community of Congers, where he hopes to save family-run Italian restaurant Bella Gianna's. Gordon and his team work round the clock to clean the premises, remodel the interior and revamp the menu, while also teaching the staff to prepare new dishes and work together as an efficient unit. What will the customers think of the new-look restaurant?

Gordon Ramsay is given just 24 hours to improve troubled American restaurants, continuing with in New Orleans with the Old Coffee Pot, a century-old bistro that used to be one of the best breakfast spots in the area. Gordon and his team brighten up the kitchen and dining area and introduce new dishes. But what will the staff think of the changes?