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Catelyn is forced to flee when the Baratheon brothers' rivalry comes to a bloody end, and Lord Baelish spots an opportunity to further his own ambitions. Tyrion discovers Joffrey is planning to use a secret weapon to defend his seat of power, and Theon sails for the Stony Shore to prove his worth as a Greyjoy. Arya receives a favour from the man she freed from Harrenhal, and the Night's Watch arrives at the Fist of the First Men to stem the advance of the wildling army

The Penningtons, owners of Muncaster Castle in the Lake District, discuss the challenges of housing three generations of their family under one roof, while elderly patriarch Patrick struggles to find new purpose following the death of his wife. At Maunsel House in Somerset, Sir Benjamin Slade's preconceptions are challenged when a gay men's choir arrives for a weekend break

At Northumberland's Chillingham Castle, Sir Humphrey Wakefield prepares to hand over the estate to his apprehensive son Maximilian. Hard-working staff at Carlton Towers in North Yorkshire get ready for the arrival of 120 caravan owners for the annual rally and dinner dance

Alan Cumming examines the hidden histories of cities, revealing the sights and sounds rarely witnessed by the public. He begins in London at St Paul's Cathedral, where he visits a place tourists never go, before exploring a hidden park and a little-known church. He also gets a guided tour of Soho from broadcaster Danny Baker

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

Sci-fi drama inspired by Michael Crichton's 1973 film about a futuristic theme park populated by artificial humans, where every human appetite, no matter how noble or depraved, can be indulged. In the first episode, the Westworld scientists begin to notice aberrant behaviour from the park's android inhabitants. Starring Anthony Hopkins, Ed Harris, Evan Rachel Wood and James Marsden

Delores and William find themselves in Pariah, a town built on decadence and transgression, and end up burdened with a dangerous mission. Meanwhile, The Man in Black takes on an unlikely ally as he continues his mission to unlock The Maze

Tony organises a poker game, but is forced to turn on an old friend who loses but is unable to pay his debts. Janice urges Richie to plot against the Mafia boss, while Junior lets his nephew in on a few family secrets. Frank Sinatra Jr guest stars

Anthony Jr outrages his parents, while Christopher succumbs to the allure of Hollywood and falls for an attractive film executive. His joy is cut short, however, when Tony gives him an ultimatum. Meanwhile, Pussy finds himself in an impossible situation with the FBI. Janeane Garofalo, Jon Favreau and Sandra Bernhard guest star

Carmela uses her Mafia connections to lend Meadow a helping hand, Tony is not impressed by a conciliatory gesture from Richie, and Matt and Sean walk out of their latest job. James Gandolfini and Edie Falco star

Carmela confronts Tony about his infidelity, Christopher has a near-death experience, and Paulie is shaken up by a message from the underworld. Drama, starring James Gandolfini