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Beverly decides their street needs another stop sign and pleads her case to the city comptroller. Barry panics when he realises he's neglected his college applications, while Erica struggles with her career choice

Adam and his friends are recruited to the William Penn Academy baseball team. Barry remains in denial about his pitching skills, while Geoff's father interferes in his relationship with Erica

After discovering the Goliath National Bank has changed its mind about building a new office, Marshall and Barney lie to Ted to spare his feelings as his company was due to design the premises - only for him to be sacked after cutbacks are made. Meanwhile, the friends try to prise information out of Robin when they learn she almost spent a night with a Canadian celebrity

Ted writes a list of things the friends are too old to do, but Barney - freshly banned from playing laser tag - sets out to perform each activity to prove him wrong. Elsewhere, Marshall's tough streak emerges during a game of basketball, filling Lily with misgivings. American sitcom, starring Josh Radnor, Alyson Hannigan and Neil Patrick Harris

The chef travels to New Orleans to visit Zeke's, a much-loved restaurant that has seen standards slip since the original owner died. The new proprietors, husband and wife duo Darryl and Ellen Cortello, focused all the efforts on the financial side of things, so it is up to Gordon to show them that they first need to love food to make any profit

In Wiltshire, civil partners Andrew and David serve up a 'ritzy' affair for their guests, but their food gets a mixed reaction. On the second night, hosts Emma and Richard face a grilling over their use of shop-bought ingredients. Meanwhile, Richard and Joey's 'bromance' develops when they feed each other heart-shaped strawberries. Last to host are newlyweds Joey and Hannah, who serve basic wholesome food, but argue over the size of their fishcakes

On the first night in Ashford, Kent, francophiles Stephanie and Ian kick of the competition by serving French food from a home emulating the Palace of Versailles. The second night sees city slickers Louise and Dan attempt to secure their lead with spreadsheet organisation, before fun-loving couple Pippa and Lee make a bid for the prize with a mixture of fancy dress, stripping off, wacky voices and homely food

Nathan from Kidderminster, Worcestershire, arranges a farm-themed wedding for his fiancee Nicky, but quickly ends up out of his depth as he tries to navigate the complex worlds of bridal dresses and women's lingerie. Fortunately, he finds himself on more familiar ground as he prepares to build his ideal reception venue

Gloucester forklift truck driver Josh is given £12,000 to provide his trainee nurse fiancee Stacie with her dream wedding, and plans to incorporate elements of their Irish and Jamaican heritages into the big day. However, the bride has her heart set on a traditional English ceremony, and the groom's good intentions threaten to be eclipsed by bad decisions

Chef and restaurateur Marcus Samuelsson goes undercover to find and mentor America's next great chef. An Ethiopian refugee adopted by a Swedish family, Marcus developed a deep love for cooking at an early age and has since become a renowned force in international cuisine, with over 30 restaurants worldwide. Marcus disguises himself to work incognito in a teaching kitchen, a food truck business, a culinary institute and a soup kitchen, as he searches for undiscovered chefs to mentor

The chef travels to New Orleans to visit Zeke's, a much-loved restaurant that has seen standards slip since the original owner died. The new proprietors, husband and wife duo Darryl and Ellen Cortello, focused all the efforts on the financial side of things, so it is up to Gordon to show them that they first need to love food to make any profit

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

In this revisit episode, chef Gordon Ramsay goes back to Mojito, the Junction (formerly known as Flamangos) and Bazzini 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?

Jimmy Carr hosts the comedy panel show's version of the words and numbers quiz, with Sean Lock and Kathy Burke teaming up against Jon Richardson and David Mitchell. James Acaster joins Countdown's resident lexicographer Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner, while maths whizz Rachel Riley and comedian Joe Wilkinson are in charge of the numbers