Box Hits TV Guide — Sunday, 19 July 2026

Team captain Aisling Bea is joined by Joel Dommett and James Acaster, while on the opposing side, Rob Beckett teams up with Joe Swash and Roisin Conaty to discuss memorable moments from school as well as topics that set the great British public's chins wagging. Jimmy Carr hosts

Compilation of the highlights from the irreverent panel show, hosted by Jimmy Carr. Team captains Rob Beckett and Aisling Bea are joined by a host of famous faces, including including Pamela Anderson, Richard Osman, Rachel Riley, Alex Brooker, Gabby Logan, Lethal Bizzle, Sara Pascoe, Joe Wilkinson, Tom Davis, Katherine Ryan, Jordan Stephens, Jessica Knappett, Nish Kumar, the Rev Kate Bottley, David O'Doherty, Ayda Field, Phil Wang, Ellie Taylor, Jamali Maddix and Al Porter

Jimmy Carr hosts a hybrid of the comedy panel show and the words-and-numbers quiz, as Jon Richardson and Asim Chaudhry take on Joe Wilkinson and Roisin Conaty. Mathematician Rachel Riley looks after the letters and numbers, while Lucy Pearman joins lexicographer Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner

Laid-back groom-to-be Leon plans a wedding on Weymouth beach, but his future bride Kirsty dreams of a romantic fairy-tale day at a venue that means something special to her

Stubborn groom-to-be Sam wants a gothic wedding in the woods, but traditional bride-to-be Ezra has her heart set on a fairytale wedding

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?With their children's education on the line, Kathy and Michael need to move or their daughters will have to change schools. But in order to do so, they must sell their home for a large sum. But the house is nowhere near top marks. Can the brothers teach Kathy and Michael to perfect their place? Short:Kathy and Michael must move, or their daughters will have to change schools. And to do so, they must sell for a large sum. But their house is nowhere near top marks

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?Pearl and Folkert have been saving for years and are now ready to move out. But they're worried that their place's location right next to a school will put buyers off. When Jonathan turns the forgettable fireplace into a fascinating focal point, will interest in the property soar?Short: Ready to move out, Pearl and Folkert fret about the home's location. But when Jonathan turns the fireplace into a fascinating focal point, will interest in the property soar?

Contestants from in and around Edinburgh vie to host the best dinner party, beginning with competitive couple Michelle and Cameron, who deliver a Spanish-themed first meal. The second day throws up some tuba playing and extreme wine reactions at the home of bad joker Lindsay and his fiancee Tara. Last to host are Lehandra and Joe, who have only been dating for five months and have never thrown a dinner party before

Three pairs of partners from Edinburgh compete to win the £1,000 prize, including competitive couple Kenny and Lisa, who believe their dishes are good enough to be served in a restaurant. Later, duo Julie and Keith hope to get away with preparing two very similar courses, before final hosts Kate and Mike hope to impress their rivals with a Tex-Mex menu

Three couples from Kent compete to win the £1,000 prize, including married West End performers Millie and Andy, who channel family roots to prepare a Greek Cypriot-inspired menu. Newlyweds Sam and Emma hope to wow their guests with a glamorous beef Wellington they have spray-painted gold, while dinner party enthusiasts Alex and Richard aim to impress by remaining calm, collected and on-the-ball as they host the final gathering

Three sets of dinner-party hosts from Maidstone, Kent, compete, beginning with drama school owners Lisa and Iain, who cook an entirely Scottish menu. On the second night, Hannah and Paul fail to wow their guests with a Middle Eastern and Moroccan menu, while the final soiree sees Ling and Mark prepare food they like to call 'Chinglish', which combines Ling's Chinese heritage and Mark's English roots

Shawnon Bellah, the chief operating officer of Nestlé Toll House Café by Chip, goes undercover in her own company. Ever since Shawnon came on board, the firm has been expanding its franchise locations at a rapid pace. She wants to ensure that as they grow, they aren't losing the quality and consistency that has made their brand so profitable

Gordon Ramsay revisits three restaurants he tried to save - Handlebar, Casa Roma and the Black Pearl - to find out whether his advice has been put to good use

Chef Gordon Ramsay goes back to Giuseppi's and Sante La Brea to check in with the owners he helped in the past and find out whether his advice has been put to good use. Will he be pleased with their progress? Plus, an update on Finn McCool's from season one