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When a mysterious pandemic wipes out most of America's children, those who survive are gifted with superpowers. However, when they are imprisoned by adults who fear everyone under 18, a group of teens form a resistance group to fight back and reclaim control of their future. Dystopian thriller, starring Amandla Stenberg and Mandy Moore

Jamie Oliver presents recipes that keep costs under control in the kitchen. In the first episode, he shares a roast chicken recipe that saves both time and money by filling chicken thighs with a super-simple stuffing to make the meat stretch further. Plus, a pancake batter-based dish with layers of spinach, ham and cheese and a pizza that doesn't even need you to turn on the oven

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer head to Strathaven, Lanarkshire to help Frank and Wilma decide whether to sell their four-bedroom family home or invest in it to make it work for them. Frank is firmly on Team Love It, having raised their two children there, he is convinced they still have many happy years to come in the house, while Wilma is ready to sell now that their kids have flown the nest. Kirstie grapples with a poorly placed conservatory and a kitchen diner that struggles to fit the extend ed family in as she creates a plan to renovate while Phil is put through his paces trying to convince Frank to swap suburban life for sea views

The Boston bar's regulars descend on Carla's house for Thanksgiving dinner, but end up having a food fight. Comedy, starring Rhea Perlman and Ted Danson

Diane becomes obsessed with tracking down a poem which she believes Sam has plagiarised and published under his own name. American bar-room comedy, starring Ted Danson and Shelley Long

Woody turns to Sam's little black book for help in his search for a girlfriend, so the would-be Lothario tries to come up trumps. Comedy, starring Ted Danson and Woody Harrelson

Amy invites her brother for dinner, but he ends up outstaying his welcome, forcing Robert to take desperate measures to eject him from the couch. Comedy, starring Ray Romano

Debra realises Ray is planning something for her birthday and suggests having a Chinese banquet, but her mother has already started organising an old-fashioned English tea party. Katherine Helmond guest stars

Niles tries to settle a score with a plastic surgeon, only to find himself attracted to her, while Frasier is disappointed by the lack of achievements listed in his obituary when it is published prematurely

Part one of two. A bout of crippling back pain prompts Frasier to begin taking strong medication - which dulls his senses and causes him to accidentally blurt out a long-held secret to Daphne. Comedy, with Kelsey Grammer and Jane Leeves

The Cranes take a trip in the Winnebago on New Year's Eve to celebrate the turn of the new millennium, but a case of mistaken identity leaves Frasier and Martin trying to rescue Niles from another family's van

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend travel to Benfleet in Essex to pick up a real 1970s supercar - a Lotus Esprit S1 - a car made famous when it transformed into a submarine in the James Bond movie The Spy Who Loved Me. When the boys arrive to collect it they discover that, rather than being one of the most eye-catching British sports cars ever constructed, they have a really tatty car that hasn't been started for 20 years

Now that they're both retired, Erica and Ian want to find the perfect holiday home on their favourite island of Fuerteventura in the Canaries, where they can escape the cold British winters and relax in the year-round sunshine. With their budget of £170,000, Lee Juggurnauth tracks down five properties for the pair to consider

It's first orders at Emily and Dave's new pub in France, but with kitchen dramas and an overflowing bar keeping them on their toes, success is not guaranteed. Emma takes her Spanish B&B in a new direction and there's a call to arms as DIY novices Nigel and Fede try to keep their Spanish guesthouse renovation going

The case of eight-year-old Vishal Mehrotra, who vanished while in central London in July 1981 while watching the wedding parade of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer. Seven months later that his partial remains were discovered on an isolated farm in West Sussex. Emilia Fox, Professor David Wilson and Dr Graham Hill revisit a case that despite several police reviews over the last 41 years, has yet to identify the killer or killers

Chef Gordon Ramsay heads to the Park's Edge restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia, where a series of spats with the local community are hampering its success. Owners Richard and Jorge's in-fighting has alienated locals, and the duo's suggestion that customer numbers are low because of racism has heightened tensions

Alana Macfarlane-Kempner and Lisa Macfarlane talk to experts at Poo HQ about different issues members of the public are having with their gut health. A poo-shy model who doesn't go for weeks at a time, a burlesque-loving retiree who has an eye-watering coping mechanism for her incontinence and a fitness fanatic visit dietician Sophie Medlin and gut expert Rabia Topan for help

Jamie shares clever ways to make meat stretch further, preparing meatball kebabs on a bed of creamy lentils and rice, and crispy pork noodles with sticky ginger and garlic, making super-speedy homemade noodles from just flour and water. Plus, Karan Gokani shares some tips on Sri Lankan cooking that can deliver takeaway flavours without takeaway prices