Dave ja vu TV Guide — Tuesday, 1 September 2026

The celebrity humiliation continues at the hands of wicked Greg Davies, as Bob Mortimer champions sausage meat and Sally Phillips returns to the womb

Dara O Briain and Hugh Dennis front a special edition of the topical comedy show featuring best bits and unseen material from the series

Rob Brydon hosts a festive edition of the comedy panel show from 2016, in which team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack are joined by Richard Osman, Tom Courtenay, Sara Pascoe and Chris Kamara. As usual, all participants will be hoping to deceive one another with plausible lies, such as Richard stating he has never seen Breaking Bad because of his Homes Under the Hammer addiction, Sir Tom claiming he enjoys whiskey on his Christmas morning cornflakes, and Chris explaining that his full name is actually Christmas Kamara. The team also presents a somewhat unusual take on the Nativity

Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell feature in a special episode of out-takes, looking back over some of the best moments. Among the celebrity guests are Kevin Bishop, Warwick Davis, Romesh Ranganathan, Hugh Dennis, Sara Cox and Brian Blessed

Extended edition of Sandi Toksvig's first episode as host of the panel game, in which she invites Alan Davies, Cariad Lloyd, Romesh Ranganathan and Phill Jupitus to answer questions on subjects associated with the letter n. Since the questions are impossible to answer, points are awarded for being interesting rather than correct

Sean Fletcher, Louise Minchin, Chris Washington and Kimberly Wyatt test their general knowledge skills in a trivia-based games across the week, with a winner declared on Friday

Jerry makes the surprise announcement that it his last day before retirement and Leslie rushes to organise a party for him, while Chris and Ann weigh up their options for conception. Comedy, starring Amy Poehler, Rashida Jones and Rob Lowe

Jeremy Clarkson reports on the SLR, a collaboration between Mercedes-Benz and McLaren. Richard Hammond takes the Cadillac Escalade for a spin, and James May puts the custom-built Ford six-wheeler used as Thunderbirds' FAB1 through its paces. Paul McKenna is the Star in a Reasonably Priced Car

More stories from the documentary series that looks at the 28 bridges that cross the notorious Rio Grande, between Texas and Mexico, and provide a gateway for legitimate goods and a lucrative pipeline for illegal contraband, weapons and drugs. Officers in Eagle Pass seize over 15 kilograms of heroin and unveil a new cartel drug-smuggling tactic, and a Mexican family in Laredo makes a plea for humanitarian parole

Officers hand over a convict to Mexican authorities in the middle of the Juarez Lincoln bridge, and a man drops a marijuana joint on a customs floor in Progreso

The chef heads across one of the busiest border crossings in the world - San Diego to Tijuana - for the start of his Mexican adventures. He follows the Pacific coastline down to Ensenada, and samples flour tortilla burritos, fresh fish, marinated and cooked on Popotla Beach, and visits the Valle de Guadalupe - Mexico's best kept secret for fabulous wines

PJ's wife visits the mine and questions if the operation is worth the toll on their family. Big Al's goal to double production is threatened by a no-show mine hand

The presenters embark on a road trip across Australia's Northern Territory in fast, luxurious GT cars, with Jeremy Clarkson choosing a BMW M6 Gran Coupe, Richard Hammond picking a Bentley Continental GT V8 and James May opting for a Nissan GT-R. The trio's adventure takes in crocodile-infested rivers, a race around a vast opencast mine and an encounter with one of the world's longest lorries, concluding with an unusual challenge involving a farm, their cars and 4,000 cows. Plus, Canadian actor Kiefer Sutherland takes to the track in the Reasonably Priced Car

Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May attempt to improve the ambulance, with the presenters all going their own separate ways to enhance one area they think could do with an overhaul. James focuses on passenger comfort, Richard tries to shorten response times by getting other drivers out of the way more effectively, an issue Jeremy tackles with the invention of what he calls the 'sports ambulance'. Their three very different creations are then put to the test with a series of severe and often messy challenges. Plus, Formula One driver Daniel Ricciardo is the Star in the Reasonably Priced Car

Paul and Bob take a sleeper train to the Highlands on a quest for ferox trout. It's a tall order for any angler but they have a local guide to help them along the River Garry. Having fished long and hard, the pair take a bit of time out to look for another, more elusive local quarry - the Loch Ness Monster

The motorcycle racer and lorry mechanic attempts, with the aid of slipstreaming, to break the British record for outright speed on a bicycle - 110mph. Guy recruits a team comprising a truck racer, a bike builder and a design engineer to prepare for the feat, and undergoes a training regime with double Olympic cycling gold medallist Laura Trott before heading to Pendine Sands on the shores of Carmarthen Bay for his challenge

Si King and Dave Myers examine the history behind some of the nation's most famous dishes, beginning by exploring how the monarchy has influenced British cuisine. The duo also prepare a classic coronation chicken, and a beef dish named after Prince Albert, and food historian Ivan Day whips up a meal using a cookbook from the time of James II