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Alan Cumming tours the less-celebrated sights of Brighton, beginning by visiting the Toy and Model Museum to look at its collection of model trains. He then discovers a boutique that sells a variety of unusual items, before taking a glimpse behind the scenes at the Royal Pavilion

Alan Cumming explores the history of Bristol, beginning by learning a grisly secret at the docks before meeting Mercury Prize-winning musician Roni Size to discuss life in the St Pauls and Stokes Croft areas of the city. He also explores the district of Clifton and visits a speakeasy-style bar

Alan Cumming heads across the Irish Sea to Dublin, where he succumbs to the city's famous charm and meets some of its most fascinating characters. On a journey that takes in an 18th-century pleasure house and a burlesque life-painting class, Alan also stops off in Temple Bar for a pint with singer Sharon Corr, unlocks a mystery in Ireland's oldest library and uncovers a stylish secret that lurks behind the steel shutters of an old lock-up

Alan Cumming visits Glasgow, one of his favourite cities, to reveal unusual and often hidden sights and sounds overlooked by the public. Starting at the Necropolis, he travels to the world's oldest music hall before enjoying the views from a city-centre landmark. He also finds the time to take tea with a film star

In the aftermath of Ford's party, the hosts hunt down the remaining humans while searching for a new purpose. Maeve sets out to find her daughter with some unexpected help. Starring Ed Harris, Evan Rachel Wood and Thandie Newton

Dolores makes her next move, Charlotte scrambles to protect Delos' most prized asset, and Bernard gets closer to the truth. Sci-fi drama inspired by Michael Crichton's 1973 film about a futuristic theme park populated by artificial beings. Starring Evan Rachel Wood and Ed Harris

An old foe returns to the great game, and Arya faces a difficult choice. Meanwhile, Gilly is given a chance to discover whether Lord Randyll Tarly lives up to his formidable reputation as she meets Sam's family, and Jaime puts himself at odds with the Faith Militant as he faces off with the High Sparrow. Fantasy drama, starring Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, John Bradley, Hannah Murray and Maisie Williams

Tony is advised by his lawyer to spend time at one of his legitimate businesses - but inactivity takes its toll. Junior enjoys the company of a police officer's widow, Dr Melfi gets into a public argument and Richie continues to disobey orders. Gritty drama, starring James Gandolfini, Lorraine Bracco and Edie Falco

Pussy's loyalty to the Mob wavers and Tony's mistress puts pressure on him to continue their affair, while a domestic quarrel between Janice and Richie has a decidedly deadly outcome. James Gandolfini stars

Tony suffers a bout of food poisoning and begins to experience weird hallucinations. Meadow graduates from secondary school, and Christopher receives some welcome news. Gritty drama series, starring James Gandolfini, Lorraine Bracco and Edie Falco

The FBI intensifies its surveillance of Tony and his family, and tensions mount as agents try to construct a watertight case against the mobster - beginning by planting a bugged lamp in his basement. Drama, starring James Gandolfini, Lorraine Bracco and Edie Falco