The Geordie duo take control of Peter Andre in I'm a Celebrity Get Out of Me Ear and compete in another head-to-head contest. Plus, Little Ant and Dec talk politics with London Mayor Boris Johnson, the Supercomputer dishes out prizes in Plymouth and, as usual, there's a chance for an audience member to win the items advertised in one of last week's commercial breaks
Lockup explore prison facilities throughout the United States, profiling notable inmates, incidents, and prison operations.
Brett and Wayde revisit some of the most unthinkable items the ATM crew has turned into tanks over the years. They share never before seen footage that documents the challenge of creating some of the most unconventional tanks.
Chima is peaceful yet again. Laval and Cragger go on a joyful Speedor cruise. But the Ravens use the peace to move into Eagle Spires. The Eagles try to get rid of them, but the Ravens are very persistent. It will be up to Eris to trick them to leave.
A laundromat worker witnesses a murder and tries not to be the next victim, two teens' escalating cyber pranks on each other backfire badly.
The show where everything's made up and the points don't matter. Not a talk show, not a sitcom, not a game show, Whose Line Is It Anyway? is a completely unique concept to network television. Four talented actors perform completely unrehearsed skits and games in front of a studio audience. Host Drew Carey sets the scene, with contributions from the audience, but the actors rely completely on their quick wit and improvisational skills. It's genuinely improvised, so anything can happen - and often does.
Alan is joined by singer, songwriter and X Factor judge Gary Barlow, who also performs his latest single Since I Saw You Last. Comedian and actor Ricky Gervais joins Alan to talk about his latest film Muppets Most Wanted, together with two of the movie's stars - the one and only Kermit the Frog and his froggy nemesis Constantine. And Jessica Hynes tells Alan about reprising her role as Siobhan Sharpe in the new comedy W1A.
Reality-style drama following the lives of a group of dancers at the Next Step Dance Studio. The nationals team is chosen, with devastating results for some A-Troupers. Hunter enlists Emily's help to make Michelle jealous
A snowmobile is fitted with machine guns; Charlie works on a rare Japanese rifle.
Britain's best-loved opinionated viewers pass judgement on the week's biggest and best TV programmes, including Sports Relief, Dead Famous DNA, Aliens and Man v Food.
A mystery from Lucien's past comes back to haunt him as a mysterious room in his house reveals its secrets.
Alan and Peter capture the assassin Scythe and demand to know the whereabouts of Julia's mother. Balleseros confronts Hatake about the missing Inuit children, while Anana and her brother learn of Daniel's fate. Concerns that the virus is in Ilaria's possession again forces Alan and the team off the base to search the world in order to retrieve it.
When Virginia and Burt realize they are suffering from "empty nest syndrome," Sabrina suggests they adopt a dog. But when they are turned down by the pound, they are given a trial period as dog owners with Michael, who ends up overstaying his welcome at the Chance's home. Meanwhile, Jimmy tries to prove to Sabrina that he's still a ladies man, even when he doesn't have Hope with him to attract women.
After Mandy shows off her clothing designs at a student fashion show, she announces her plan to quit school and start her career.
Bruce and Emma are trying to adapt to their new lives in Sweden, and Bruce tries to learn to speak Swedish. He also meets one of his previous clients, and finds an unexpected friend.
Joel hires unreliable workers to assist with the renovations; Lavon tries to keep busy by organizing a renaissance fair; Wade is excited about an upcoming anniversary.
Kelly and Yolanda land in Iowa to investigate a 1983 double murder.