TV Guide Together TV Wednesday

Rick rediscovers his love for Argyll, meeting chef Pamela Brunton, whose menu exhibits local and foraged ingredients. He catches langoustine with teacher-turned-fisherwoman Mary Galloway, explores a century-old smokehouse, and at home he cooks arroz rojo and tattie scones with Scottish smoked salmon

Alan and Val McCoy put their life savings on the line to make their dream of living on water come true, entrusting a boat builder to make them their dream narrow boat floating home. The couple have been together for 11 years and now that they're retired, they've decided that owning a narrow boat could be a unique way to be near their families - all of whom live along the canal system across the Midlands and north-west England

After many years in the armed forces, Chris and Karina's have their forever home in Worcester Fernhill, but Chris hates the garage, and Karina doesn't like the path. They both want Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill to help them reimagine their garden with £3,000, but whose ideas will the duo choose?

Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn plough the land to plant potatoes and oats in an effort to secure some income, and are introduced to one of the Edwardian age's prime agricultural innovations - the tractor. Elsewhere, Ruth Goodman prepares for the arrival of the pigs by restoring an ingenious compost-maker, Peter starts to build a trout farm, and Alex learns to forge a billhook to maintain the hedgerows

Rick rediscovers his love for Argyll, meeting chef Pamela Brunton, whose menu exhibits local and foraged ingredients. He catches langoustine with teacher-turned-fisherwoman Mary Galloway, explores a century-old smokehouse, and at home he cooks arroz rojo and tattie scones with Scottish smoked salmon

This edition charts the exploits of Pat and Sue Willan, who now retired plan to buy their very last floating home, which they hope to keep moored on the Thames. They have enlisted the help of a boat-maker in Stoke and opted for a 35-tonne, 55-foot state-of-the-art, all-mod-cons Dutch barge. They have a healthy budget of over £400,000 and elaborate plans for very contemporary kitchen fittings and gadgets and a powerful hydraulic engine

Fine art dealer Gavin Claxton, market trader Gary Barton and aeronautical engineer and part-time upcycler Stu Abbott head to Durham to find some bargains they can turn into some flipping profit. As Stu gets mechanical, making money from bits and parts of a Mini, Gavin goes to auction to try to sell his pricey painting, and Gary uses all the Glasgow patter he can muster to sell his art deco bowls in the city's Barras market

In Lincolnshire Rick meets inventor James Dyson, who allows him special access to his futuristic farm, where robots tend to strawberries all year round. Chef Rachel Green cooks Rick traditional plum bread, he also meets pig farmers producing Lincolnshire sausages. He then cooks strawberry sorbet and bangers and mash

Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn plough the land to plant potatoes and oats in an effort to secure some income, and are introduced to one of the Edwardian age's prime agricultural innovations - the tractor. Elsewhere, Ruth Goodman prepares for the arrival of the pigs by restoring an ingenious compost-maker, Peter starts to build a trout farm, and Alex learns to forge a billhook to maintain the hedgerows

An Oxford don gets involved in drug-taking and black magic while on holiday in Greece. His friends gallantly set out to rescue him but instead uncover a trail of mysterious deaths on the island of Hydra. Imaginative erotic horror, starring Patrick Macnee, Peter Cushing and Patrick Mower

This edition charts the exploits of Pat and Sue Willan, who now retired plan to buy their very last floating home, which they hope to keep moored on the Thames. They have enlisted the help of a boat-maker in Stoke and opted for a 35-tonne, 55-foot state-of-the-art, all-mod-cons Dutch barge. They have a healthy budget of over £400,000 and elaborate plans for very contemporary kitchen fittings and gadgets and a powerful hydraulic engine