Channel 4 TV Guide — Saturday, 27 June 2026

Gordon Ramsay heads to Pipestone, Minnesota, where he checks in to Historic Calumet Inn. Joint owners Vanda and Rina Smrkovski were given the hotel as a gift by their father, but after just nine months in charge, their staff are on the brink of revolt, and guests are expressing their dissatisfaction with the accommodation. Gordon quickly realises the sisters need to grow up fast if he's going to have a chance of saving the business

The contest begins at Shannon Slater-Dent and Trevor Tredgett's Bove Town House in Glastonbury. The duo are keen to show off what their B&B is all about, so lead an afternoon of group sound healing. While Ben Davenport and Sian Dewaal from the Fritton Arms immediately recognise that this B&B will be tough competition, Stevie King and his head chef Dave from SugarBeat Eating House dismiss the activity as being 'hippy'. However, it's the poor night's sleep that bothers Kathryn and her best friend Trevor, from Treberthan B&B, as well as the fact they have to cook their own breakfast. At feedback time, the idea of self B&B comes under fire and Kathryn doesn't hold back with her sleep score

The second visit is to Treberthan B&B in Par, Cornwall, where owner Kathryn Langley and her best friend Trevor Burnell set out to give their guests a taste of Cornish hospitality. Everyone's impressed by the high standard of cleanliness, but Stevie and David are put off by the old-fashioned decor. A Cornish pasty making competition reveals Kathryn's assertive streak, while professional chef David feels under pressure to win, Ben and Sian make an unconventional pasty, and Shannon and Trevor forget a vital ingredient. At breakfast, a request for goat's milk puts Kathryn under pressure

Stevie King and his head chef David Lovett host at SugarBeat Eating House in Swainsthorpe in Norfolk. The cleanliness comes under fire as Kathryn and Trevor struggle with their marked shower screen, and Ben and Sian write a message in the dust they find. Over dinner, Ben goes into detective mode to find out everything he can about his SugarBeat rivals. However, it's Kathryn's straight talking that becomes the talking point for Shannon and Trevor

The final visit of the week is to the Fritton Arms in Norfolk, run by Ben Davenport and partner Sian Dewaal. David and Stevie are upset about their feedback so they conduct a forensic-style room inspection - complete with rubber gloves - and a paddleboat race on a nearby lake brings out everyone's competitive nature. Ben impresses the guests by revealing the hotel's aristocratic connections - but soon comes under fire for allowing pets to stay

The owners reunite to find out what they have been paid, with Shannon and Trevor from Bove Town House wanting to discuss Kathryn's comments about her poor night's sleep

Three couples from Leeds compete to host the best dinner party, beginning with construction manager Martin and his wife Amanda, who are determined to win. They are rivalled by competitive engaged couple Amy and Nico who impress with their entertainment and Hannah and Nick, who try to prove their doubters wrong by cooking duck to order

Doug is peeved to learn Deacon has had a sandwich named after him at Coopers. Meanwhile, Carrie plots to prevent Holly moving to Manhattan. American comedy, starring Kevin James and Leah Remini

Doug's frequent visits to the hair salon make Carrie suspect he is up to no good, while Spence has his own adventures on the way to a sci-fi convention. American comedy, starring Kevin James and Leah Remini

A trip to a B&B proves unexpectedly difficult for Doug and Carrie, while Arthur faces a romantic dilemma. American comedy, starring Kevin James, Leah Remini and Jerry Stiller

Doug and Carrie discover Deacon and Kelly are not really interested in becoming neighbours, but neither of them will provide a proper explanation. Danny and Spence both fancy a beautiful Albanian girl, but she misinterprets the situation. With Leah Remini and Kevin James

An inspiring karaoke performance from Doug results in him attracting an online stalker. Meanwhile, Deacon is shunned for his taste in music. Comedy, starring Kevin James and Leah Remini

Part one of two. Flashback episode in which the Barones recall their courtship and wedding, beginning with Ray's nervous marriage proposal - and subsequent uncertainty over Debra's motive for accepting

Part two of two. The Barones continue reminiscing about their courtship and wedding, recalling Ray's marriage proposal and the subsequent uncertainty over Debra's motive for accepting. Afraid she may have felt pressured, he decides to give her a second opportunity to reject him

The Barones are forced to stay with Ray's parents while their home is fumigated, providing Debra with the perfect opportunity to turn the tables by interfering in Frank and Marie's lives. Comedy, starring Ray Romano and Patricia Heaton

Frank backs into Robert's patrol car, prompting Debra to ban him from driving the kids anywhere - and leaving Ray contemplating his dad's advancing years. American comedy, starring Ray Romano and Patricia Heaton

Frederick wins a national spelling competition, but the other entrants' parents claim Frasier helped him by silently mouthing the letters of difficult words - a view shared by the judges. Comedy, guest starring Trevor Einhorn

Roz struggles to tell Alice her hamster is dead, while Niles and Frasier return to their childhood home and discover what they believe to be evidence of a murder

Cam Winston and Frasier decide to suspend hostilities for the sake of their parents, who have supposedly fallen for each other - though their late-blossoming romance could just be a clever subterfuge. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer

In Boston for a conference, Frasier and his family bump into many of his former Cheers cronies celebrating Cliff's retirement. Niles is overwhelmed with boredom, but Martin hits it off with Norm - an occasion that promises to cause more than a little embarrassment. Comedy, guest starring Rhea Perlman, George Wendt and John Ratzenberger

Bart is summoned to Australia to make amends for tricking an impressionable youngster into accepting an expensive reverse-charge phone call. Unfortunately, he learns the authorities are not prepared to accept a simple apology and want to exact an altogether harsher punishment

Homer, Marge and the kids hitch a ride on a train, where they are entertained by a tramp who tells them a series of colourful yarns based on American folklore - all of which feature characters suspiciously reminiscent of Homer

In an attempt to boost Springfield's image, the townsfolk hold a film festival and a respected critic is invited to attend. However, Mr Burns bribes the jury, which includes Homer, to support his self-congratulatory biopic. Featuring the guest voice of Jon Lovitz

This week's competition begins at Newquay Beach Hotel, where the guests spend an afternoon surfing and a revelation leaves one set of hosts unsure about their chances

Mum and daughter Mandy and Elly host the week's second visit at Devon Heaven Hideaways, where they offer a touch of bliss at their plush glampsite. First impressions are excellent, everyone enjoys a trip to a castle, and a riverside breakfast is a roaring success. So why do the hosts end up shocked by their scores?

For visit three of the week, the B&Bers head to Ceredigion, where married couple Stuart and Amy offer a great big slice of vintage Americana at their Tin Can Retreat. Stuart and Amy get everyone revved up with an afternoon of electric biking, but are left eating dust after some cleanliness complaints in their feedback

Steve and Mandy host the week's final visit at The Thorverton Arms in Devon. Their classic country pub seems to put a smile on everyone's faces - until things get hairy for one pair. The hosts hope a belly-busting breakfast can swing things back in their favour

B&B owners take it in turns as hosts to decide which of their establishments provides the best value for money. The week's scores are revealed and the winner announced

Two young families ask for Kirstie and Phil's help finding a new home in Devon. Natalie and Glen feel they've been priced out of their popular local market and single mum Amy is looking for a seaside idyll for her and her two young children

A mother and daughter need help from Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer as their three-bedroom Victorian cottage in Great Bookham, Surrey is too small and dark. Mum Abi cannot bear to leave the place she lived with her partner, who passed away a few years ago. But daughter Maddy believes her mum needs a fresh start