Channel 4 +1 Thursday

The brothers agree to produce a one-man show for a washed-up Shakespearean actor they idolised as children. With guest stars Derek Jacobi and Patrick Macnee

In this homage to the film Sliding Doors, two possible versions of the shrink's Valentine's Day unfold. Kelsey Grammer stars

Colin Murray and Rachel Riley host the long-running words-and-numbers game with Justin Moorhouse joining Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner

Sam and Diane go to dinner with Frasier and new live-in girlfriend Lilith. Comedy, starring Ted Danson

A friend of Frasier's drops in for a drink and when Diane learns he is an eminent marriage guidance counsellor, she asks him to assess her relationship with Sam. With John Cleese

Sam's god-daughter moves to Boston to attend college and Woody is given the task of chaperoning her around town

Doug coaches a kids' football team, but is persuaded to take up the sport himself and soon realises how unfit he has become once he takes to the field

Doug envies Carrie's close relationship with a gay colleague, and Arthur becomes jealous of a dog. Kevin James stars

Carrie grows jealous when she discovers Doug's mother has a healthy relationship with his former girlfriend. American comedy, starring Leah Remini and Lola Glaudini

A British theme pub becomes Frasier's favourite haunt - much to the annoyance of Daphne, who is already a regular and dislikes having to share the place with her boss

The shrink has to choose whether to return to his heartless former agent Bebe, or stick with his current representative, the well-meaning but ineffectual Ben

The shrink takes everyone to a ski lodge for a weekend break, but wires are crossed and everyone gets the wrong impression about one another. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer

Lilith arrives out of the blue and tries to rekindle her relationship with Frasier, who manages to resist her charms, but Niles is not as strong-willed

Chef Gordon Ramsay heads to the Park's Edge restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia, where a series of spats with the local community are hampering its success

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American football and baseball star Deion Sanders goes undercover to meet inspiring sports coaches and deserving fans, disguised as a businessman hoping to start a youth programme

Part one of two. A behind-the-scenes look at life in Highclere Castle as they deck their halls and prepare to celebrate Christmas in their own unique way

Colin Murray and Rachel Riley host the long-running words-and-numbers game, with Justin Moorhouse joining Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner

Laura Hamilton helps mother and son duo Dawn and Charlie find their dream holiday home around the town of Tavira on Portugal's eastern Algarve with a budget of £180,000

In the Dordogne, chef Tim wants to cook a traditional French feast, and while Krys makes decorations, he puts plans in place to roast the goose over an open fire

The final visit of this week's competition is to Woodland Park Lakes Holidays in Windermere, where it's all about location for host Brittany

Four friends take on the challenge of re-opening an abandoned hotel in France. In Italy, a pair of established hoteliers start building a new feature

Marge starts a carpentry business, but quickly learns she will need more than mere skill if her venture is to succeed and appoints Homer as a figurehead

Analysis of the day's headlines. With sport and weather

Denise Van Outen sets out to debunk myths and discover the savviest tips to save people money on their energy bills in the coming months

The stories of people who changed the course of their lives by taking huge risks, including a consultant who swapped an army career for the frontline of emergency medicine

Penny's relationship with her daughter finally begins to heal - but only because she is suppressing what she now knows is the truth

The armchair critics settle down to a selection of the past week's TV shows, with cameras capturing their instant reactions - the good, the bad and the bewildered

Fred Sirieix and his team head for the British countryside to celebrate love in the most festive of locations, where 28-year-old Holly goes on a date with 32-year-old Shane

Jo Brand is joined by Prue Leith and Harry Hill to review the final, with exclusive unseen footage from the tent and interviews with all three finalists

Tennis champion Billie Jean King takes up the challenge to face former men's champ Bobby Riggs on the court. Fact-based comedy drama, with Emma Stone and Steve Carell

Niles puts Daphne on a diet and Roz tries a new perfume guaranteed to have a devastating effect on men, while Frasier sets out to save station manager Kenny's marriage

Niles is plucked out of the crowd at a Seattle SuperSonics basketball game and offered a big cash prize to sink a half-court shot

Roz asks Frasier to narrate a documentary about space travel - but he makes such a hash of it she ends up getting rid of him and recruiting former astronaut John Glenn