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Colin Murray and Rachel Riley host as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers. Debbie McGee is in Dictionary Corner

Woody stars in a TV commercial for a vegetable drink, but soon starts to have qualms about advertising such an unpalatable product. Bebe Neuwirth guest stars

Norm and Cliff start a fight between Sam and Frasier, while Woody gets hooked on a television home shopping channel. Comedy, starring Ted Danson and Kelsey Grammer

Cliff decides to have his head cryonically frozen, and Kelly returns from Europe with a new French boyfriend, prompting Woody to take drastic action. Comedy, starring Ted Danson

Doug is called to testify as an expert witness for a case Carrie's working on - but she thinks he is being too light-hearted about it. Starring Kevin James and Leah Remini

Doug becomes devoted to the culinary delights offered by Spence's girlfriend - much to Carrie's dismay. Kevin James stars

Carrie and Doug visit Atlantic City to celebrate the anniversary of their first date - but end up sharing the trip with an unexpected third party

A broken watch, car trouble and a birthday surprise all combine to ruin Frasier's chances of romance with an attractive new acquaintance

The radio psychiatrist organises a protest when Kenny orders him to read adverts for a new sponsor on air

The pressures of unemployment take their toll on the psychiatrist. Starring Kelsey Grammer and David Hyde Pierce

An invitation to a school reunion drops through Frasier's door - but he is reluctant to attend because he believes the five-yearly event is always unlucky for him

More professional chefs battle it out in the kitchen to win the £1000 prize, starting with three restaurants in and around Sheffield

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Jack and Gabby take their new boat for its first cruise and make a surprise announcement. Ed invites some friends round for a rooftop party

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien are in Lincolnshire, where they meet mother and son Sarah Jane and Josh, who are trying to restore a historic windmill

Colin Murray and Rachel Riley host as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers. Debbie McGee is in Dictionary Corner

At the Château de la Boutinière, Alison and Zion's fairy-tale turret reveals a rotten secret. In central France, Stephanie works flat out to create a special birthday dinner party

Lee Juggurnauth jets off to France's Dordogne region to help house-hunters Diane and Nigel find their dream holiday home on a budget of £180,000

In Charente, Simon and Racheal complete their first project at their ancient hamlet. Kev gives his music studio its first test run at his old quarry village

Ben Hillman helps Liverpool couple Paul and Nicola find a holiday home in the seaside town of Puerto del Carmen, Lanzarote

Homer and his friends re-form their old bowling team, only to end up in fierce competition with a team of arrogant millionaires

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In the first heat, contestants from Milton Keynes, Bristol, Crewe, Leconfield and London compete over six rounds in the hope of securing a place in the Grand Final

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

After suffering a life-threatening illness, 29-year-old Georgina returns to the dating scene and is paired with 36-year-old heavily tattooed security guard Seb

Sitcom about a religious family in Manchester who believe the world is going to end. David competes with a rival when a position of authority in the church opens up

David unearths his order's 1,000-year-old rulebook, and demands his family follow it to the letter. Fiona starts her own business, and Rachel tries to obtain a mobile phone

Rachel wonders if she can date without breaking the Order's rules, and makes a pious new friend whom she suspects knows a lot more about the outside world than she lets on

Gordon Ramsay steps in to assess a troubled Brooklyn restaurant that's sinking into debt. As an additional problem, its co-owners are constantly clashing

Homer and his friends re-form their old bowling team, only to end up in fierce competition with a team of arrogant millionaires

Homer is prescribed a marijuana-based medication to help him cope with a traumatic experience and quickly becomes the life and soul of the party wherever he goes

Dutch documentary focusing on 14-year-old Shabu, a good-natured, creative and street-smart boy from the south of Rotterdam

Double-length episode. Donny issues a lawsuit against Daphne for jilting him at the altar, and Mel plots revenge against Niles after he abandoned his marriage to her

A lovestruck Frasier persuades Martin to look round a retirement home because he wants to meet the establishment's attractive manager

Mel tries to embarrass Niles, and Frasier's new boss copies the decor of his apartment in an attempt to appear sophisticated

Niles is forced to pretend he is Mel's husband at a party, and Frasier hires a butler. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer

Kirstie Allsopp comes to the aid of Helen, a single mother from Staffordshire who is eager to renovate her bedroom into a space from which she can run a business

From her death bed, Carla's mother demands her grandchild be named Benito Mussolini, while the bar is overrun by spongers looking for free drinks

Sam antagonises John Hill by dating his daughter, and is offered various incentives to break off the relationship. Keene Curtis and Valerie Mahaffey star

Roz suggests that Martin should consider moving in with Niles until Frasier finds a new job as the shrink's unemployed status puts him on edge with everyone