TV Guide Dave ja vu Thursday

Warwick Davis, Paul Hollywood, Jason Manford and Joan Bakewell join team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack for the comedy panel show, trying to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible lies about themselves. Rob Brydon hosts

In a festive special, James puts together a Hornby Flying Scotsman, his favourite childhood Christmas present, which he was given in 1972 and sent him on to a path of mechanical intrigue and reassembly. Laid out in all its 138 tiny component parts, James lovingly reassembles the train as well as his memories of Christmases and toys past

Guy Martin wants to recreate the most iconic motorcycle stunt in movie history - the climax of the film The Great Escape, in which Steve McQueen's character Lieutenant Hilts steals a motorbike and attempts to jump two border fences into Switzerland. The original bike used in the film was a Triumph, and it's only right that Guy should convert and prep a modern Triumph Scrambler 1200 for his big stunt

The chef continues to explore his favourite locations in the Mediterranean, visiting a lagoon in Sardinia where he watches fishermen catching mullet using ancient Roman methods. He also boards a ferry heading for the city of Palermo in Sicily and discovers one of the most impressive pasta dishes of his career

Actor Robson Green heads to Canada to take on some of the country's most experienced fishermen, visiting the Fraser River Canyon in search of white sturgeon, the biggest freshwater fish in North America. He hopes to put his fly-fishing knowledge to good use during a trip to the Yukon and the remote Coghlan Lake, considered one of the top three fishing destinations in the world, before travelling to the Takhini River, where a lesson in what to do if confronted by a bear does little to reassure him

Jeremy Clarkson climbs aboard a Bellagio Land Rover and takes a spin in a Hartage Mini. James May gets passionate over the Cadillac 16, and Richard Hammond tests out an automobile which travels on land and water. Plus, advances in vehicle safety and the results of the vote for the world's greatest car. Actor Alan Davies is the Star in a Reasonably Priced Car

Richard Hammond celebrates the Porsche 911 by taking the GT3 to its limits, James May tries out the BMW 5 series and Jeremy Clarkson tests Ford's supercar the GT40. Plus, a tribute to the endurance of the Toyota pickup, and a chance to see how the show's 20-year-old Jaguar finally met its end. Martin Kemp is the Star in a Reasonably Priced Car