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The actor returns to explore more of the world's most luxurious hotels and begins in Miami's South Beach, home to some of the most hedonistic and extravagant establishments in America. At the Fontainebleau, he meets a man with eye-opening stories about Frank Sinatra's regular visits and gets a shock when he discovers how much it costs to hire a booth in the night club. Richard also gatecrashes swimwear fashion week at the Raleigh Hotel, where he speaks to the event manager about the many celebrity parties he has organised

In this edition the actor explores the luxury hotels of Hong Kong. Home to more skyscrapers than any other city, he first checks in to the Mandarin in the financial district, before experiencing the Four Seasons, the only hotel with two Michelin three-star resturants, as well as the timeless Peninsula in Kowloon, which even provides a Rolls-Royce airport taxi service. He ends his stay at the Ritz-Carlton, home to the world's highest swimming pool

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

The cameras follow three teams of fishermen participating in Brixham's annual Trawler Race, including a father and son who have been pitted against each other. Landlady Pat Seddon is not looking forward to the raucous celebrations, however, and decides to reminisce about past race days instead. The programme also meets Matt Kimble, a graduate who gave up on his plan to become a PE teacher and decided to follow his ancestors into the fishing trade instead

Junior is released from jail on medical grounds, and urges his nephew to make peace with Livia - whose nurse suggests she should be given a Do Not Resuscitate note. Janice tries to worm her way back into her family's affections, Pussy receives instructions from the FBI, and Tony intervenes in a construction dispute

Former don Jackie Aprile's older brother is released from prison and promptly challenges Tony's authority, while Meadow gets into trouble for drinking, but manages to sweet-talk her parents into smoothing things over. Drama, starring James Gandolfini and David Proval

Junior is released from jail on medical grounds, and urges his nephew to make peace with Livia - whose nurse suggests she should be given a Do Not Resuscitate note. Janice tries to worm her way back into her family's affections, Pussy receives instructions from the FBI, and Tony intervenes in a construction dispute

Former don Jackie Aprile's older brother is released from prison and promptly challenges Tony's authority, while Meadow gets into trouble for drinking, but manages to sweet-talk her parents into smoothing things over. Drama, starring James Gandolfini and David Proval

In Westeros, Jon returns to the Wall from his controversial ranging mission, and Stannis faces a difficult decision. Meanwhile, in Braavos, Arya runs into a familiar face and Mace Tyrell visits the Iron Bank, and against her better judgement Daenerys hosts a traditional Meereenese celebration of athleticism. Fantasy drama, starring Kit Harington, Stephen Dillane, Maisie Williams and Emilia Clarke

The High Sparrow and his militant followers appear to have made an indelible mark on King's Landing as Cersei finds herself seeking forgiveness. Meanwhile, in the North, Stannis embarks on a gruelling march, and Jon is challenged, and across the Narrow Sea, Daenerys is surrounded by strangers as the fifth chapter of the hit fantasy drama draws to a close. Starring Kit Harington, Emilia Clarke, Lena Headey and Stephen Dillane