U&Dave ja vu TV Guide — Sunday, 19 July 2026

Lee and Lucy make plans to vacate their suburban 'empty nest' property. The pair view a property that Lucy loves when, embarrassingly, Lee needs the toilet. Before he can use it however, a second buyer turns up to take a look at the property. To dissuade him from putting in an offer, Lee pretends to be the vendor. Comedy, starring Lee Mack and Sally Bretton

Lee brings home a battered box from the tip only to discover a second-hand sex doll inside but where he sees a profit Lucy only sees a manky mannequin and wants it gone from the house. Reluctantly, Lee does as he's told, not realising what he's dealing with

Lee borrows a 30-year-old campervan from his cousin to take Lucy away for the weekend. Noting that it has seen better days, she is less than impressed. Before she can make plans to relocate to a local hotel, there is a knock at the door and a neighbouring camper barges in for a cup of tea. However, it's not just a drink this strange woman wants, as Lee and Lucy discover when she shares her deepest, darkest secrets. Comedy, starring Lee Mack and Sally Bretton, with Felicity Montagu

Actor David Tennant takes over the reins for extended edition of the satirical quiz from April 2019, with Conservative MP Johnny Mercer and comedian Zoe Lyons joining team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton to poke fun at the stories making the headlines

Correctness and even intelligence go out of the window in this quiz, in which Alan Davies, Jo Brand, Vic Reeves and Clive Anderson answer questions on the theme of espionage. Host Stephen Fry will be awarding points for the answers he finds most interesting

Josh Widdicombe, Gemma Collins, Adrian Chiles, Melvin Odoom and Holly Walsh go for dinner together. They place their bank card in the centre of the table, play a series of fun and revealing games, and if they win, they can retrieve their card. The overall loser must pick up the bill for the group

Dotty, Russell Kane, Richard Madeley, Steph McGovern and Steve Pemberton go for dinner together. They must place their bank card in the centre of the restaurant table. As the food is served and the drinks flow, they play a series of fun and revealing games, and if they win, they can retrieve their card. The person whose card remains at the end of the evening must pick up the bill for the whole group

The presenter continues his examination of how the car became an everyday part of people's lives, exploring the weird world of small vehicles. He discovers how austerity and fears of congestion led to European disasters in the shape of Britain's infamous three-wheelers, French death traps and German absurdities, and also takes to the battlefield to settle one of the greatest rivalries in car history

Sean Kelly and the hunters are off to Leeds, where a new pair of bidders arrive - and they are not afraid to throw their weight around. Meanwhile, Sam and Ione re-ignite their feud

Sean Kelly oversees UK bidders looking for treasures in Ipswich. With Heavy D back in town the bargaining buccaneers are being driven mad by the booming bidder

The presenter follows in the footsteps of his brother and sister when he trains to become a firefighter in some scarily real environments at a fire station in Grimsby

The presenter jumps at the opportunity to become part of a dog mountain rescue team that tackles dangerous terrain

Paul Merton and Suki Webster explore Snowdonia and pitch up at Lake Bala, where they meet a couple who have converted an old horsebox into a family-sized motorhome. Paul and Sue sample some of the many watersports available, starting with paddle boarding and ending with a little synchronised swimming. The following day they're off to the Mach Loop valley - a famous flight path for the RAF fighter pilot training at nearby Anglesey

Paul Merton and his wife Suki Webster explore Yorkshire. They tour around a brewery in Masham, and stay at the famous Tan Hill Inn, where they dine in their own private dome. Next day there's a sheep dog-training session, lessons in railway signals, and a visit to the spectacular Ribblehead Viaduct

Bob Mortimer, Paul Whitehouse and trusty canine companion Ted travel to Scotland to fish for salmon in the Dee, Tay and Ericht, and to taste the traditional Hogmanay celebrations on offer. They start their trip on a steam train overlooking the Dee, the first place they'll fish, a river that brings back special memories for Paul as he used to fish the same beat with his father for many years. Mystic Wilf also drops by to predict their year ahead, and Ted is treated to a special afternoon's entertainment before the traditional works party and awards ceremony. Their final guest arrives to give them a very special performance. Clare Grogan and her band Altered Images play as fireworks rain over their party and they all bid farewell to 2023 and welcome 2024

Dave Myers and Si King travel around Asia exploring the roots of some of their favourite dishes from the continent. They begin in Hong Kong, where they learn about the versatility of the wok in Cantonese cuisine at a street-food stall, while breakfast reveals a surprising legacy of British rule, before the duo are sent on their way with a traditional Chinese good luck ceremony

Dave Myers and Si King continue their culinary journey around Asia by heading to Thailand, where they discover why Bangkok has a reputation as the street food capital of the world, and help serve up school dinners. Heading out into the country's central plains, the duo join paddy-field workers and find out how rice is grown

Olympic cycling gold-medallist Chris Hoy, impressionist Ronni Ancona, writer and producer Danny Wallace and sports presenter Gabby Logan join team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the comedy panel show, in which they try to dupe their opponents with plausible lies about themselves. Hosted by Rob Brydon