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In Jonathan and Drew's opinion, homeowners in the US and Canada live among housing horrors, dreadful designs and poky places. So they use their expertise to unlock the doors to rejuvenating renovations and heavenly homes. Robert and Marie are spreading their wings from their old student lifestyle into a new professional life. But their home suffers from water-damaged floors, confused rooms and a bath that's been turned into a storage area - hardly an attractive buy. But Jonathan and Drew have a plan to breathe fresh life into the home. Will Robert and Marie's gamble on a quick sale pay off?

Mum falls out with grandma over some new curtains, leaving it up to Adam to help settle their differences. Meanwhile, Adam's father drops the evening meal on the kitchen floor and scoops it back into the dish, hoping to keep his blunder a secret. Comedy, starring Simon Bird and Tom Rosenthal

The siblings' father lands himself in trouble when his wife discovers he kept his stash of science magazines after the clear-out, so he pretends to burn them in the garden. Mum's best friend comes round to try on a new dress, and Jim is distraught after his dog disappears. Comedy, guest starring Tracy-Ann Oberman, with Simon Bird and Tom Rosenthal

Everyone is excited when Sister Michael announces that this year's school trip is to Paris, and Clare and James decide that they want to improve their French. Meanwhile at the Quinn house, Uncle Colm, Granda Joe's extremely boring brother, is visiting and the whole family are losing the will to live

The Quinns play host to Katya, one of a group of Ukrainian children who have been sent from their homeland in the wake of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. But while Erin is excited about sharing her wisdom with her house guest, Katya turns out to be a lot less grateful to be in Derry than expected. Meanwhile, the rest of the family has other preoccupations - a new development in Granda Joe's love life that leaves his daughters deeply unimpressed

Mark is distraught after being mugged by two teenagers, and becomes oblivious to Sophie's advances. Jeremy faces a moral dilemma as he waits for the return of his girlfriend, but is offered a threesome. Comedy, starring Robert Webb and David Mitchell

Mark is devastated to learn Sophie is moving away, but she suggests they bridge the gap between them by having phone sex. An eccentric old friend asks Jeremy if he wants to manage a pub she owns, but her behaviour gradually grows stranger - leading the flatmates to consider sectioning her. Starring Robert Webb and David Mitchell