Channel 4 TV Guide — Sunday, 28 June 2026

Sara Harrak's short film Solers United, which was selected for the Iris Prize film award in 2025. A grass-roots football team faces eviction from their pitch. A new striker could turn things around but sparks jealousy among her team-mates. As the half-time whistle blows, tensions reach boiling point and the players must confront their emotions to mend their fractured bond

The chef heads to floundering soul food restaurant Blackberry's in Plainfield, New Jersey, but struggles to get his message across to indomitable owner Shelley. Her refusal to deal with the truth comes to a head when Gordon finds a dead mouse in the doorway, prompting him to step up his efforts to change her ways

As the Thanksgiving holiday approaches, Mr Burns hires Homer to amuse him by playing pranks on all and sundry - a situation that upsets Lisa, who has all sorts of old-fashioned ideas about dignity being more important than money

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

A spaniel called Lottie has arrived at Woodgreen animal charity having escaped from a puppy farm - and Raksha may prove to be her 'soul sister'. Live-wire Jack Russell Rosie chases butterflies, cats, and now she's after 10-year-old Mitchell. A storm is brewing when Hurricane the husky meets excitable lurcher puppy Peaches

Carrie gets a shock when she visits her mother's grave and returns home suffering an identity crisis. Meanwhile, Doug and Ray enjoy a lads' night out, but are bewildered when they receive no female attention. Guest starring Ray Romano

Doug and Carrie are roped into helping out at the church during the holidays. He guards the manger, while she tries to bake a cake. Meanwhile, Arthur and Spence try to write a Christmas song so they can cash in on the holiday. Starring Leah Remini, Kevin James and Jerry Stiller

Doug borrows a baby from Danny in an attempt to convince Carrie they are ready to start a family. Meanwhile, Arthur thinks he deserves to be the coffee shop's customer of the month. Starring Leah Remini, Kevin James and Jerry Stiller

Debra hires a babysitter - whose subsequent popularity with the children leaves her quietly seething with jealousy. To make matters worse, Marie feels insulted because she was not offered the job. Comedy, starring Patricia Heaton

Ray fears Debra will seek revenge after he embarrasses her at a school auction. Comedy, starring Ray Romano and Patricia Heaton

Debra's mother Lois comes to stay with the family for a week, but seems to be more interested in her crossword puzzles than in Ray or the children. Katherine Helmond guest stars

The Seattle shrink is delighted when a station in another city begins relaying his radio show - until he struggles to compete with the popularity of the host he has replaced. Elsewhere, Niles, Daphne and Martin's attempt to build a table does not go according to plan

Daphne's birthday party sparks a series of unexpected events, and after a night of intimacy, Frasier pursues Roz to her family reunion in Wisconsin, where he pretends to be her estranged partner Roger. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer and Peri Gilpin

Niles persuades Daphne's hard-drinking father to call on her mother in Seattle, hoping he can inspire them to start afresh. Meanwhile, Frasier and Roz reflect on their night together. Comedy, guest starring Brian Cox

Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer are joined by guests Charley Marlowe, Phil Wang, Sally Phillips and Leslie Odom Jr. With music from Dry Cleaning

Evil Mr Burns plumbs new depths with a plan to make a greyhound-fur tuxedo out of Santa's Little Helper's huge litter of puppies. Understandably shocked, Bart and Lisa try to rescue their faithful friend's offspring

A fortune-teller gives Lisa an unwelcome glimpse of the future, revealing the highs and lows of her romance with a dashing upper-class suitor. Featuring the guest voice of Mandy Patinkin as Lisa's future fiance

This week's competition kicks off in Dorset, at 17th-century country inn the Fox and Hounds, where creased bedding and unwrapped biscuits leave the guests unhappy

Matthew and Moira host the week's second visit at their Milberry Green Meadows glampsite in Surrey, but the great outdoors soon leave one pair longing for the great indoors

The B&Bers head to The Lord Bute in Dorset for the week's third visit, where former Mayfair chef Bradley and his right-hand man Ryan are exasperated at breakfast

Prity and Kyle host the week's final visit at the Pocklington in the heart of Leicester. The B&Bers' arrival doesn't exactly go smoothly though, with parking problems putting the brakes on their chances. However, the mother and son hosts formulate a plan to take their guests' minds off their vehicular vexation

Cleanliness has been top of the agenda for most of this week's competition, so the B&Bers are likely to be keen to give each other a good dusting down on Payment Day

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer look back to some of their favourite properties from the show and offers tips and tricks to help viewers make the best of their homes. Here, they catch up on Karl and Paul, who revolutionised their layout by spending big. They bought their three-bed home on the rural outskirts of Leeds in 2009, and while Karl loved the unique design and idyllic location, Paul thought they were too isolated and would rather move than spend to improve. Kirstie had it all to do, as there were some big issues that money couldn't change

The architect delves into the world of small builds, meeting people taking tiny, unpromising spaces and creating places to live, work and play. George meets a former circus chef and his pregnant partner who are turning two large lorries into a travelling home and restaurant before their baby is born. A young couple transform their tiny city car into a mini campervan and George starts a Portuguese architectural trip in the hillside village of Monsanto, where homes are built into boulders