TV Guide Box Hits Thursday

Jimmy Carr hosts a combination of the comedy panel show and the long-running words and numbers quiz, inviting Jon Richardson and Jack Dee to take on Lee Mack and Rose Matafeo in a festive-themed edition. They're joined by guests Stevie Martin and Joe Wilkinson, and Countdown regulars Susie Dent and Rachel Riley

YouTube star and internet sensation Bethany Mota goes undercover to meet up-and-coming social media hopefuls who are trying to break through. Disguised as an ordinary girl with a punk rock style who dreams of starting her own channel, Bethany meets a world champion beat-boxer, a pair of comical twin pranksters and an inspiring hip hop dance teacher. In the end, Bethany reveals her true identity in a surprising way and helps make their dreams come true

American football and baseball star Deion Sanders goes undercover to meet inspiring sports coaches and deserving fans. Disguised as a businessman who hopes to start a youth football programme, Deion meets two coaches who work with inner-city kids and a remarkable fan with a really surprising story. In the end, Deion reveals his true identity to reward their generosity and help turn their dreams into reality

The DIY duo are back for series four! You know the drill: expect funky furnishings, hardware hysteria and, of course, problematic properties. Can Jonathan and Drew reverse more housing screw ups?Although their kids love their back garden pool, Melanie and Derek's poorly designed property gives them a sinking feeling. It's time for the family to move on. And who better to help than the property brothers? Jonathan and Drew dive headfirst into helping, but will the process go swimmingly? Short:Although their kids love their back garden pool, Melanie and Derek's property gives them a sinking feeling. Jonathan and Drew dive headfirst into helping, but will it go swimmingly?

East Anglia is the setting as another three couples try to prove they are the best when it comes to throwing a dinner party. Flashy Paul and Jill kick things off with an Indian buffet, inspired by their regular trips abroad. On day two, young lovebirds Tom and Bonnie try to save their bacon with a breakfast-themed evening, before gym bunnies Neil and Emma swap weights for scales in an attempt to live up to t heir guests' high expectations. But who will grab the grand?

Sherry and her partner Phil kick-off the contest in Oxfordshire, with a traditional menu with a modern twist served in their grand dining room. On day two, competitive couple Jade and Luke rely on their menu of happy hearty food as their winning ticket. On the final night, Zahra and Conall plan to impress their guests with plates of perfectly presented food. Old smoothie Phil gives romance-shirking Conall a few lessons in love, before a few embarrassing pet names and the £1,000 prize winners are revealed

Groom-to-be Steve takes turning 40 as his cue to seize the initiative in arranging his wedding to partner Nicki. He aims to recreate their early 1990s courtship with a Guns N' Roses-themed ceremony that caters to their shared love of rock. However, unbeknownst to her would-be-husband, Nicki only pretended to be a fellow rocker to catch Steve's eye. She is actually dreaming of a traditional affair at a stately home, and may not be as welcoming of a rock video-themed big day as her fiance believes

Children's entertainer Mark wants to stage a theatrical wedding on a cruise ship for his bride-to-be Kelly. However, having waited 10 years to tie the knot, she is hoping for a traditional event and may not be enthusiastic when she discovers the outrageous plans he has for their big day

Dippin' Dots is an American brand that sells cryogenically frozen beads of ice-cream. Recently, it enjoyed its busiest summer, scooping 146 billion dots and making an annual revenue of $300million. But, before that, in 2012, the company was on the brink of bankruptcy, until owner and CEO Scott Fischer turned its fortunes around. Here, he infiltrates his workforce to find out if his expanding empire has the manpower to cope. As his alter ego Brad, a man looking for a new career, he goes undercover, meeting a factory production operator, a warehouse supervisor, a sales supervisor and a server

Stacy Anderson, the brand president of global business Anytime Fitness, poses as a potential franchise owner to make sure all companies using the name are offering the same experience. She meets a gym manager, a personal trainer and a franchise owner to see if they company is fighting fit

Gordon Ramsay heads for Pasadena, California, where he visits Jamaican-themed restaurant Cafe Kingston. The business in run by Dr Una Morris, a micro-managing owner who also works at a radiotherapy clinic next door, and is determined to introduce hospital-style techniques to the kitchen by sealing everything in plastic bags

Pash helps Liam lose an immature inking, Sketch finds Adam's ice-cream tatt a little hard to swallow, Alice lights up Amanda's life, and Uzzi rids Stefen of a terrible tribute to brotherly love. On top of all that, Megan wants to eradicate an ex's initials, and Peter shows off a tattoo done by a 10-year-old

Sarah Millican gets her hands in some cottage pie, Fern Brady is introduced as Brandy Alexander, and Munya Chawawa demonstrates a mastery of martial arts. Elsewhere, John Kearns survives an operation, and Dara Ó Briain carefully selects a luggage trolley. Greg Davies and Alex Horne assess their efforts to win the prized golden head

Host Jimmy Carr and regular contributor Jon Richardson are joined by a host of top comedians for a compilation of best bits from the show, including Lee Mack, Sarah Millican, Alan Carr, Richard Ayoade, Katherine Ryan, Tom Allen, Judi Love, Nick Mohammed, Jonathan Ross, Rose Matafeo and Sam Campbell, along with regulars Joe Wilkinson, Susie Dent and Rachel Riley