Box Hits TV Guide — Tuesday, 9 June 2026

Alice, Jay, Sketch and new boy Glen right the wrongful inkings of Brits in the Mediterranean. In the opener, Sketch helps Bobby erase his uncouth cartoon character

No naughty-bits-version. Like a particularly fair magistrate, Taskmaster Greg Davies perches on his big chair and passes judgement on what number-cruncher Alex Horne has placed before him. Unlike a magistrate, Greg is faced with things like Babátúndé Aléshé shouting about a fortune cookie, Emma Sidi learning about perspective, and Andy Zaltzman prophesying the end of the world. Meanwhile, Rosie Jones feels badly let down by her teammate, Jack Dee

Jon Richardson and Sean Lock face off once again in another unpredictable battle of words and numbers, with help from Kevin Bridges and Rebecca Front. Rachel Riley is on maths-and-letters duty, and Joe Lycett is in Dictionary Corner with Susie Dent

Sam Dushey, the CEO of Shoppers World, goes undercover in his own company. Since taking over the family business, Sam has made it his mission to expand Shoppers World rapidly, and he wants to make sure all of his stores are performing up to his high standards as the business grows. Among the employees he meets are a woman who has worked for the company for eight years without a pay rise, and another who was attacked with pepper spray while trying to stop a robbery

Tim Betts, the CEO of Muscle Maker Grill, goes undercover in the company he recently bought. Tim wants to make sure the brand is healthy and continues to expand, and he believes it's key that as they grow, each restaurant branch follows the same set of corporate standards. Tim thinks it's the perfect time to learn what's working and what needs an overhaul, so he meets staff including franchisees, a delivery driver, a food truck manager and a cashier whose flirtatious manner shocks him

Jarrod and Brandi hope for more good luck as the buyers return to San Diego, while Ivy comes across a cross-dressing locker

Mary learns a harsh lesson about Dave at auctions in Rancho Palos Verdes, California, while Rene puts a secret strategy to the test

On the first night in the West Country, bossy Tam and her husband Stuart's evening of local cuisine impresses some of their guests. On day two Ian, Phil and their houseboat take centre stage, with all the guests excited to get on board - particularly Tam and Stuart, who get to grips with the boat's horn. However, the fishy menu is definitely more sink than swim for some. Finally, competitive American duo Kyle and Renee serve up a surprise Italian menu

In Northamptonshire, loved-up luvvies Anna and Coylah hope their menu will reflect their personalities, while Felicity and Lawrence, and Martin and Dawn also compete

Fun-loving prison officer Noel is given £12,000 to plan his wedding to fiancee Jemma, who looks after their daughter Heidi full-time. The bride-to-be longs for a picturesque local wedding and to be treated like a princess for the day, but her groom has his sights set on a ceremony in the party resort of Magaluf, on the Spanish island of Majorca

Professional wrestler Mike takes sole charge of planning his wedding to fiancee Becky. The bride-to-be dreams of a stylish, elegant ceremony, but her groom wants to spend their £12,000 budget on a celebration devoted to his sport

Sharon John, the president and CEO of Build-a-Bear Workshop, goes undercover in her company to work alongside the employees who custom-build stuffed animals in retail outlets and shops, and who work in the distribution warehouse and shipping department

Karen Freeman-Wilson, the Mayor of Gary, Indiana, aims to reverse her city's economic decline and population loss. She dons a disguise to meet the city's workforce, including a sanitation plant operator, a fire fighter, a police officer and a beach maintenance worker

Gordon Ramsay visits Brick Hotel in Newtown, Pennsylvania, where the staff have had enough of owner Verindar, who runs the establishment like an angry tyrant. Can Gordon convince her to value her loyal workers and entice customers back to this landmark hotel?

Gordon Ramsay visits the Beachfront Inn and Inlet, a Caribbean-style resort hotel in Fort Pierce, Florida. Young and inexperienced owner Brian is making guests' time at the hotel miserable with dusty rooms, late-night concerts and poor service. Can Gordon prevent the business from going under?