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Britain's sharpest armchair critics share more of their sharp, insightful, passionate and sometimes emotional critiques of the week's biggest and best shows on television.

A look back over the standout moments from Series 6, when the celebs watched Bridgerton, MILF Manor, George Clarke's Amazing Spaces, America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election, and more.

Adult star Bonnie Blue and her Bang Bus are in town and Sergeant Craig is far from amused. PC Siobhan is alarmed by a potential stalking case. And intelligence has come in about newsagents selling illegal vapes and cigarettes.

Gordon visits Mojito, a Cuban café in Brooklyn, New York. Owners Marcelo and Kata used to be married to each other but now fight over everything. Seven years ago, the couple were happy newlyweds and the restaurant was their shared dream, but now the passion has gone, and they're...

In Silverstone, rising F1 star Ollie Bearman invites us inside his Hungarian-built £1.2 million motorhome-from-home. In Michigan, we get a rare glimpse inside the exclusive resort catering to the super-wealthy motorhome elite.

Four Black transgender sex workers tell their life stories in intimate and candid interviews.

The Springfield holiday of Whacking Day is coming, when live snakes get whacked with sticks, and Homer can hardly wait, but Lisa is horrified and persuades Barry White to help by attracting the snakes to safety.

Bart sells his soul to Milhouse, who swaps it for some ALF pogs, and Moe relaunches the tavern as Uncle Moe's Family Feedbag.

Tony Hadley gives us the lowdown on his new tour. Charlie Higson chats about his new book. Amy Nuttall talks about new drama `Forever Home'. And there's music from Teenage Fanclub.

In west London, Daniela and Stuart kick off by serving up an Italian spread at their first dinner party. On day two, Josh and Georgie plan a night of high quality food, and night three sees Manisha prepare a fusion menu of Indian and Western food.

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

Doug and Carrie decide to renew their vows, but nothing goes to plan, especially when Doug has trouble finding a chimp to act as his best man, and Arthur has second thoughts about giving them their wedding present.

Doug can't decide whether to tell Deacon that his estranged wife wants to get back together with him, and then Deacon announces that he's going to spend the weekend with a beautiful air stewardess.

Carrie's relationship with her gynaecologist is in jeopardy when Doug's cousin charges the doctor more than he quoted for landscaping work.

After hurting themselves during a tryst, Ray and Debra say they fell down the stairs. During home repairs, Frank gets hurt causing Ray and Debra to feel guilty about their lie.

Debra and Marie's good intentions backfire badly when they try to drive Robert back into Amy's arms, and find that Amy and Gianni are actually hitting it off.

While the Barones watch their sons play, Ray finds that Geoff is having trouble getting the hang of the game, but then learns the hard way that his son's lack of ability shouldn't interfere with either of them enjoying the game.

Dr Frasier Crane returns to Seattle and a new job as a radio psychiatrist. However, his life is not destined to be quiet. His brother Niles, also a psychiatrist, is a dab hand at guilt-tripping and insists Frasier takes in their father - a man with whom he has nothing in common....

Frasier is constantly interrupted when he tries to find a quiet place to read, and he decides to find the root of the problem.

Martin turns the tables on Frasier and Niles when they decide to take him to dinner at a fancy restaurant. Afterwards, Niles meets Daphne for the first time.

Frasier becomes the target of a hate campaign organised by a local newspaper columnist, so Martin and Daphne encourage him to fight back.

The pickers meet a fast-talking negotiator who is determined to get top dollar for her collection. They also visit a local artist has a killer collection of atomic age lamps and pricey glow-in-the-dark sculptures.

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Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien meet former farmer Julian in Herefordshire. Henry finds an old cattle feeder that he wants to turn into a garden bench, while Simon is hatching plans to turn a vintage seed drill into a trendy dining table.

Eleanor and Steve have six months to transform a four-bed terrace in Chesterfield into a modern family home. But the attic conversion has been built without building regulations approval, and the house also needs a new roof.

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

Lucy Alexander is in Lower Normandy in France with Tracy and Lee from Greater Manchester, who run a dog walking business together. The couple have a budget of £70,000 to buy a holiday home that could one day become their permanent home.

Gary and Jenny take on an abandoned farming hamlet. Anita and Simon buy a grand estate that was home to aristocracy. And we rejoin Roberto, who built Europe's highest Tibetan bridge to save his village.

In the beautiful Mourne Mountains in Northern Ireland, Conor and Claire hope to provide their guests with a magical, mythical stay at their place, Fairy River. But the reality of a self-check-in proves far from magical for one guest.

The first host, teaching assistant Michelle, hopes to share her Portuguese and American culinary heritage. Describing herself as the 'drunk Martha Stewart', she believes the love she puts into her menu will compensate for less-than-perfect food.

We are back with couple Colin and Christina who are running a gîte complex, but can they recover from a disaster in time for the summer season? The pressure's on for food tour operators Rachel and Mark, who are hoping to expand their business.

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Had a long day and want something fast? Jamie Oliver shows us how to make gorgeous meals in just 20 minutes, from sublime oozy camembert rice to breadcrumbed chicken on a bed of greens and creamy beans.

A woman's body is found in a reservoir in a North Wales nature reserve, revealing a sinister murder within a family. West Mercia Police investigate a highly organised crime group who are targeting family homes without ever leaving a trace.