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Set in 2035, Chicago cop Del Spooner doesn't trust the robots that are part of human society. They're supposed to be harmless but Spooner's latest murder hunt unearths a frightening android conspiracy. Only the robotics expert Susan Calvin can help him fight the growing danger,...

Gordon Ramsay revisits three restaurants, Mojito, The Junction (formerly known as Flamingos) and Bazzini, to check in with the owners he helped. Will he be pleased with their progress?

In Faversham in Kent, Will and Lucy rent their childhood home out as a wedding venue, but need the experts' help to raise some cash. In Margate, Jane wants to restore the once-grand Walpole Bay Hotel, but will she part with her prized possessions?

In Essex, Kirstie is working with a £1,000,000 pot to find Tom and Lisa a family home. In East London, design-conscious couple James and Anisha have been searching for their first home together for almost two years.

Presenters Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer mix a cookery show with a chat show, and the result is `Sunday Brunch.' Each installment finds Simon and Tim cooking in the kitchen, accompanied by that week's celebrity guests. Other segments include interviews and highlights from...

Charged with caring for a calf, Bart is distraught to discover Lou is up for slaughter, and sets out to save him.

The Simpsons throw a Halloween party where Lisa, Grampa and Bart each tell a scary story. A Krusty the Clown doll comes alive and terrorises Homer, Montgomery Burns travels to Skull Island to catch giant ape 'King Homer', and Bart accidentally wakes all the human dead in...

Bart auditions to play Fallout Boy when Springfield is chosen as the location for Rainier Wolfcastle's big-screen adaptation of 'Radioactive Man', but he comes up a little short.

When Krusty the Klown's network show gets cancelled, Bart and Lisa unite to get him back on TV by enlisting some of Krusty's celebrity friends to appear on a comeback special. On the guest list are Bette Midler, Hugh Hefner, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Elizabeth Taylor, Johnny...

Coach falls in love with a woman he has never seen before, and decides he will propose to her. Coach's new woman has a beautiful daughter and Sam tries his best to take her on a date.

The gang is furious when Irene dumps Coach after she wins the lottery, but when Coach refuses to believe that Irene is really gone, everyone worries that he's living in a state of denial.

After sharing a very pleasant dinner with Frasier's famous psychologist mother, Diane is stunned when Frasier's mother quietly threatens to kill Diane if she doesn't leave him alone.

Debra's hippie sister, Jennifer, visits Ray and Debra's home and announces she has decided to become a nun.

Ray is upset when Debra says he is just like his cousin Gerard, and he thinks it would be a good idea to turn to his family for reassurance.

Debra spends a whole day cooking with Marie in an effort to get along with her mother-in-law, and Ray reluctantly agrees to take Robert and Frank to a car show.

Lisa makes a warts-and-all documentary about life with her family. Though the flick is a Sundance success, it turns the Simpsons into national hate figures.

When Homer learns he needs a heart bypass operation after having a heart attack at work, he searches for the cheapest doctor.

Magic man Penn Jillette chats about his UK tour. Beverley Knight tells us about the theatre show `Sylvia: A Musical Revolution'. Plus: Lara Pulver, Jay Sean, Xand van Tulleken, and Bloc Party.

Julia battles cracked plaster and expensive surprises during her bridal bedroom refurb. Anna and Edward get creative with candles. Debbie and Nigel transform an old piano into a gin bar.

The competition begins at Home Farm B&B in Milton Keynes, where couple Nick and Tim hope their inexperience in the hospitality game won't be a barrier to success. The accommodation impresses, but two guests have sizeable concerns about space.

The week's second visit is to Cricklade in Wiltshire, where Iain and Tayla host at The Vale Hotel. Their breakfast-free, no-frills ethos worries some of the guests, but it's the proximity to a main road that causes the most concern for one pair.

Francesca and Maurizio host the week's third visit at Cottage Lodge Hotel in Brockenhurst in The New Forest. Their green approach to hospitality impresses some of the B&Bers, but a tree-hugging trip divides the group.

Husband and wife Karl and Rohini host the week's final visit, at Beach Sun Retreat in Dymchurch in Kent. Their unusual offering proves an acquired taste for some, as not everyone finds the onsite meditation experience as relaxing as intended.

It's payment day, and the B&Bers are ready to take each other to task about some dodgy comments throughout the week. When the dust settles, the payments are revealed and the winners crowned.

It is a new year. As the snow falls, work continues to fit the floors and electrics. And the family members battle in an effort to protect their pregnant sheep scattered across the fells.

In Nottingham, Luke and Shurel completely overhaul their dated, single-glazed, decor-clashing house as they try to turn it into the family home they crave without breaking the bank.

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It's crunch time for one of Britain's most well-known brands, as Walkers launches its latest permanent crisp flavour and brand-new packaging. From soil to shelf, we tear into the journey of how Walkers' new crisp is born.

Lucy Beaumont, Fatiha El-Ghorri, Richard Herring, Paul Merson, Denise Van Outen and Layton Williams take on a breakfast set challenge and a surprise second challenge to throw the most toothbrush holders on the wheel.

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?