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In a radical experiment, two groups of ordinary people enter an abandoned town, unaware of each other's existence. With no power or food, can they survive 28 days in the Apocalypse?

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Gordon heads to Woodland Park in Colorado for the first of a two-part visit to Mangia Mangia, an Italian restaurant with an identity crisis.

Shane started collecting records when he was 12 years old and for the past 50 years he's built up many collections. Luigi has been fascinated by keys since he was a teenager, and has keys from all over the world.

During the bright Nordic summer, a group of children reveal their dark and mysterious powers when the adults aren't looking.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer go to south London to catch up with identical twins Chris and Matt Wickham, who were buying together. Also, trainee solicitor Jemma Pollock was after her first home, with a little help from her dad.

Super competitive English teacher Corinne and her partner Dal are the first to host in Birmingham. They are followed by Jack and Georgie, and finally it's the turn of IT workers James and Adele to step up to the plate.

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Marcus Brigstocke in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Doug convinces Carrie to help Deacon out with the cooking and looking after his kids over Thanksgiving, but things start to go wrong when Deacon tastes her cooking.

Doug and Deacon fight over a childhood toy, and chaos ensues when Arthur finds out what Carrie's getting him for Christmas.

Carrie convinces Doug to see a therapist to help him with his eating habits, with a little too much success. Arthur is convinced that he's addicted to nasal spray.

Still reeling from his run-in with a bull, Robert loses his nerve at work and decides on a career change to something safer - telemarketing.

While out for a family dinner, the Barones spot Robert's ex-wife, which prompts them to reminisce about the demise of his marriage. The family tells Amy the truth about Robert's failed marriage to Joanne.

Marie surprises the entire family with a two-week holiday in Italy, but for Ray, it's two weeks too long.

Frasier aids Habitat for Humanity in the construction of a house and then gives unwanted decorating tips to the new homeowners. Meanwhile, Martin and Eddie educate school children on safety.

Frasier and Niles set out in search of a new coffee house when they are annoyed by a street singer who starts performing at Café Nervosa, while Daphne's physical therapy techniques are assessed by an independent evaluator.

While visiting his old friend Dr Phil McGraw, Frasier encounters the agent he fired and has second thoughts.

Martin questions his genetic link with his sons when an out-of-town guest arrives, and Daphne and Niles plan for the future.

A lead on an ultra-rare VW Beetle ends up being a true barn find, but it will take a heavy metal move to bring it home.

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In Glastonbury, Simon O'Brien makes a Flintstones style table out of antique roof tiles, while Henry Cole fashions a quirky lamp out of traffic lights.

Michael and Alex are given six months to transform a tired old house in Liverpool into a modern family home. But major damp issues, a giant hole in the living room floor and a full rewire are just some of the problems they have to deal with.

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Marcus Brigstocke in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Leah Charles-King helps Claire and her daughter Judy find a holiday home in Chania, Crete. Leah shows them five fabulous options for their budget of £160,000, from flats with pools to a 19th-century traditional house oozing with character.

The ancient olive trees at Tracey and Ivano's Italian village are hit by a deadly disease. In France, Paul and Yip take a special flight over their village. And in Spain, can Mike convince his family to move to his remote mountaintop settlement?

It's been a week of divisive digs and bothersome DIY breakfasts. What better way to sort it all out than with a good old-fashioned sit-down on payment day?

Civil servant Sandra hosts the final night in South Wales. She's planning a menu that's heavy on cream and mushrooms - a risky move since her guests have made it very clear throughout the week that these two ingredients are not much-loved.

In France, gîte owners John and Emma search out the ultimate foodies for their experience weekends. In Spain, we visit an art café to see if it's painting a pretty picture for Bev and Tony. And can B&B owner Jeremy keep his casa busy in a quiet town?

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George Clarke meets people who are beating the housing crisis by re-imagining unconventional spaces, from a tiny eco-home in Wales to a teenager turning a lorry into his first home for just £5k.

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