You Hee-yul comes back to the humble venue where he and his band first got their start. The fans share their memories of growing up with his music.
Squidward ventures to Nosferatu's castle after accidentally receiving his mail.
Jung Ji-hoon, also known by the stage name RAIN, pours his heart into an elaborate spectacle as the first to perform at an iconic house.
The sibling duo AKMU overcome many technical difficulties while preparing an ambitious production that involves skydivers and a multitude of dancers.
Together on Graham’s sofa tonight: Irish acting legends Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson, appearing together in black comedy The Banshees of Inisherin; Oscar-nominated Hollywood star Kate Hudson, talking about the new Knives Out whodunnit, Glass Onion; actor-director Elizabeth Banks, starring in new comedy-drama Call Jane; and British Vogue editor-in-chief Edward Enninful, talking about his fascinating memoir A Visible Man. Plus music from Self Esteem, performing her current single Wizardry, and more audience stories from the world-famous Big Red Chair.
Neil and Ivy ask Booker to keep them out of his visions, but he has a vision that they're in a bind and doesn't know what to do. Victor and Alice celebrate Bayside High's 100th year.
When a family that runs a beloved vet clinic is gunned down, police investigate disgruntled tenants, a pet owner with an axe to grind and an estranged son. The case stalls until detectives uncover a twisted plot by someone who seemed above suspicion.
Sung Jun and Sung Hoon are too late, and the "Save Me" event ends in tragedy. However, it's still not over. They get confronted by Moon Kang and his men and almost lose their lives. Luckily, the police arrive just in time, but Sung Jun get taken into custody.
Featured magicians include Jon Mobley, the Van Hargen twins, Axel Adler and Chris Canfield.
Jonathan Ross returns with guests including England Euro-winning footballer Chloe Kelly, the hilarious Romesh Ranganathan, and multi-BRIT Award-winning singer Lewis Capaldi.
Celebrating jazz artist and social activist Charles Mingus at 100 through performances and conversations.
Sara faces off with Destinie; Brittany loses it when she confronts Marcelino; Amber reunites with Puppy; Britney and Ray make it official; Chance receives news about Tayler's baby; Branwin reconnects with an old flame; Daonte gets a surprise visit
Amy sets out to prove that Hartley's new crush is a liar but keeps coming up empty. Vic schemes to use the family's powers to start their own pizza delivery business.
Bash finds himself at odds with his direct supervisor while they treat a couple of skydivers with a unique relationship; Mags speaks out against her supervising doctor; a mistake comes back to bite Theo.
Dara O Briain and Hugh Dennis try to recollect the last seven days with guests Angela Barnes, Ed Byrne, Sean McLoughlin and Glenn Moore.
Valerie receives a setback in her grand plan, Scarlett and Brian’s frustrations rise, and Zara tries to give some advice to a patient who doesn’t want to hear it.
On her travels, Bettany encounters the stunning beauty of Venice's canals, visits the sumptuous Lake Como and cruises down the Seine in Paris — all in her search for the good things in life. This is a rich treat-filled adventure revelling in all that makes life worth living. Bettany's third foray to discover the secrets of the good life begins in Florence, one of Italy's most beautiful cities. Bettany comes face to face with one of her favourite paintings, Botticelli's masterpiece The Birth of Venus, and she indulges in a classic Florentine chocolate treat at Cafe Rivoire. Paying homage to Michelangelo's David, Bettany reveals how the artist tricked the statue's commissioners with sleight of hand and a handful of marble dust when they questioned its perfection. She discovers the delights of the spectacular sanctuary that is the beautiful Boboli Gardens. And as the sun sets, Bettany sees for herself just how delicious Italian life can be as she enjoys a sumptuous dinner date overlooking
In a first for Paul and Bob, they venture to southern Ireland to fish the mighty Lough Corrib. At 43.5km long, it is Ireland’s largest lough and one of the best places in the country to try trout fishing. This is very different to fishing the Hampshire chalk streams, as they did a few years ago - this time they are out on boats and try out a new technique called dapping.