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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. Terri and Paul's sons have been accepted into an esteemed school, and now Terri and Paul must sell their home and relocate to accommodate the change. But, after three months on the market, their run-down property is causing problems. Jonathan and Drew have a plan to sell this property in just two weeks, but Terri and Paul throw a spanner in the works when they can't agree on the perfect home

Adam tries to celebrate his birthday, but the evening is spoiled when Sheila Bloom, who is famously obsessed with her car, makes catty remarks about his vehicle. His father then reveals he used to date her years ago, upsetting Mum in the process. Finally, the family abandons dinner and heads to a Chinese restaurant, only for Sheila to reappear, forcing Dad to explain what the pair really got up to

Adam is shocked to find his mother has set him up on a date by inviting Tanya Green to dinner, and his father has dressed in a suit for the occasion. Meanwhile, Jim is locked out of his house when his dog swallows his keys. Comedy, starring Simon Bird

It's July 12 and the Quinns are rushing to get out of town before the Orange Parades start. They are packed and nearly ready to go when James, Michelle and Clare arrive as unexpected members of the escape party. To make matters worse, Aunt Sarah has recently started reading tarot cards and is predicting disaster for this trip - and it seems that for once, she might just be right. The only question is, when and how will things go wrong? Comedy, starring Saoirse-Monica Jackson, Jamie-Lee O'Donnell, Dylan Llewellyn and Nicola Coughlan

Erin is over the moon when she manages to secure herself the editorship of the school magazine, The Habit. Especially when she uncovers an explosive story. Orla become obsessed by step aerobics, Da Gerry gets into trouble with Ma Mary and love is in the air for Aunt Sarah. Comedy, starring Saoirse-Monica Jackson, Louisa Harland, Tommy Tiernan, Tara Lynne O'Neill and Kathy Kiera Clarke

Jeremy organises a magic mushroom party in the hope of seducing his ex-girlfriend, but his plans are threatened when Mark returns from work with gastric flu. Things go from bad to worse as Super Hans wrecks the toilet door - and the builder they contact does not seem as reliable as they would like. Robert Webb and David Mitchell star

Mark's plans for a productive week off are disrupted by the arrival of his sister - and he becomes annoyed as Jeremy develops a crush on her. The aspiring musician gets a taste of his own medicine, however, as his flatmate admits to having feelings for Big Suze. Robert Webb and David Mitchell star