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'Bake Off' judge Nigella Lawson and long-time fan of the show Jonathan Ross join Jon and Judi as they digest all the crumbs from Biscuit Week.

What's the Gogglebox verdict on this week's TV? There's the return of 'The Great British Bake Off', 'Emmerdale', 'Tempting Fortune', 'The Wargame', 'Clickbait Clinic with Stacey Dooley', 'I Like a Good Spanking' and 'This Morning (eggs)'.

Gordon visits Fleming, a Danish restaurant in Miami, Florida. It was once the best family-run restaurant in town, but now the place is on its last legs. Fleming was bought by husband and wife team Andy and Suzanne eight years ago, in the hope of continuing the restaurant's past...

Greg Davies yells about a famous work of art, but what have hippos got to do with it? Chloe Petts sticks googly eyes to a body part, Richard Ayoade has a concerning call with his agent, and Isy Suttie insists it's time to make steam.

It's Raku week and our celebrity novice potters make animal sculptures and face the infamous bucket of doom in their second challenge. Whose creations will the judges go wild for?

How do the Westsiders handle Brooke's betrayal? On the Eastside, the group's gun is missing. And new survivor Alix leads a raid across enemy lines that can only lead to conflict.

In Kingston upon Thames, Phil helps married couple Mike and David find their first home together, while Kirstie's with science teachers Kat and Pat, who want a place of their own before their wedding.

South African-born Nigel, and his wife Nikki, kick off the competition in South Wales. Day two sees Darren and Simon attempt to woo their guests with a flavour of their first-class lifestyle, and finally it's Neil and Carly's chance to impress.

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.

Carrie takes on a new part-time job at IPS, to Doug's dismay. Arthur attempts to get a family portrait with everyone.

Carrie reminds Doug of a past incident at their first house when he wants to buy a chainsaw from an infomercial.

After Arthur wins $2,500 playing bingo, a dispute erupts over how the money should be spent. Meanwhile, Doug wants to purchase golf clubs and Carrie would like to go to a day spa.

When Marie receives a letter from a relative detailing how wonderful her life is, it drives her insane with jealousy, and she enlists Debra's help in writing a Barone family update.

When Debra grudgingly agrees to let him be more involved in the daily decision-making, Ray starts grocery shopping for things that he likes, and he chooses where the family will go on its next holiday.

Held captive at Frank and Marie's during a snowstorm, Debra, Ray and Amy actually find themselves having a great time until Debra makes a nasty comment to Frank that totally upsets the good mood.

Frasier seeks help from Dr Joyce Brothers when he is unsure whether he should start doing on-air endorsements of products.

Roz has heard a juicy piece of gossip that one of the highly paid stars on KACL has to be fired and tells Frasier. When Frasier tells the rumour to Father Mike, an interesting chain of events ensues.

Frasier drives his family crazy when the death of a middle-aged doctor awakens his own sense of mortality.

When his son Frederick prefers to spend Christmas in Switzerland with Lilith, a dispirited Frasier looks forward to a miserable festive season, but while dining alone, a little miracle happens.

The guys come across the mother lode of Americana in Maryland. A former garbage man's rubbish is a real treasure.

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Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien head to Tiverton in the West Country to meet petrol head Roger. Henry finds part of a Tornado jet he wants to turn into a table, while Simon finds a pair of exhaust pipes which he thinks could become a pair of lamps.

Alixe and Loy have six months to transform a two-bed semi in Abercarn, south Wales, into a family home. It's not in bad nick, but Alixe and Loy cross swords over whether to knock through the living room.

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.

House-hunter John has brought along his daughter Grace to help him find his new forever home in the Coimbra region of central Portugal. Leah Charles-King shows them five great options for John's budget of £100,000.

Gary and Jenny's attempt to bring their farmhouse into the 21st century doesn't go to plan. Simon and Anita unlock a basement that's untouched by time. And Cesidio's plans to build a new home get underway.

Visit three takes the B&Bers to the Dufferin Coaching Inn in County Down. The character of hosts Janine and Corah-Jaye's historic building gets things off to a flyer, but the style of the place proves divisive.

It's the third night in Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire and the turn of marketing executive Martina to cook. She hopes her menu of Thai curries and poached pears will impress her guests, one of whom doesn't like spice or fruit.

In Italy, can the wellbeing market restore glampsite owner Kerry's faith in her business? In Normandy, novice gîte owners Jane and Andrew have ambitious plans, and in France, microbrewery owners Hugh and Denise embrace change.

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Kirstie's in Cheshire with Ruth and Ryan, who've been spoiled by renting a house they can't afford to buy, but hope to find something just as good. On the English-Welsh border, Phil helps Peter and Kirsty find an idyllic house in the countryside.

Thirty-two-year-old London architect Seb is designing, project managing and building an ambitious house all by himself, with a cladding system that he's devised himself, in his grandparents' back garden.