The Pleasant Days crew has their work cut out for them when they help Philip prep for the S.A.T.
Dave and Fran are crammed into their two-bed flat with two teenagers, two toddlers and a dog at the picturesque town of Christchurch in Dorset.
Easton lost both of his ears during a traumatic dog attack, and Allison aims to restore his missing ears and his confidence; Ian seeks an upgrade for a 40-year-old eye prosthesis; teenage mom Montana needs a new toe to keep up with her toddler.
Emotions run high after the most dramatic bonfire yet; surprise guests arrive to shake things up.
Three struggling chefs embark on a three-day boot camp with Cliff Crooks who will assess their skills in the kitchen and their areas for improvement; he gets a firsthand look and taste of one of their signature dishes.
One castaway will be the last standing in the fight for immunity, earning themselves a spot in the final eight.
Nick Cannon and an A-list celebrity lead a team of improv comedians as they compete against each other.
At the V&A, Rodin’s sculptures are on the move, curators turn the page on a giant pop-up book, and photographer James Barnor reveals the tricks of his trade.
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Over the centuries, oni (AKA demons of Japanese folklore) got a pretty bad reputation. Now it’s up to three plucky oni kids — sunny Tsutsuji, cool Tsuyukusa and boisterous Himawari — to improve human-oni relations through love, friendship and superpowered underpants!
Australia's Goggleboxers are back on their couches revealing what they think of the week's best TV including, MasterChef Australia, LEGO Masters, Super Rich Sleepovers, Tiny Oz and My Feet Are Killing Me.
Badminton genius Tae-yang returns to the courts after 3 years, while Tae-joon decides to retire.
Mark dishes up four comfort classics, all based on meat. To start, there is the perfect midweek dinner: bolognese and garlic bread. He also gives an old Irish classic the five-star treatment as he makes bacon and cabbage with proper parsley sauce.
Sue and Jan are desperate to sell their childhood home so they can help their father Robert live comfortably in a nursing home. Wendy and Dennis have the challenge of bringing this quaint cottage back to life.
HSI takes down a multi-million-dollar, transnational smuggling ring of airline employees.
When Matthew accepts a ride home from two men, his case makes headline news when he is tortured and left for dead in a hate-fuelled attack.
Six ordinary people who cannot sing are given six weeks to learn how to sing opera with the help of voice coaches.
Although originally from the UK, today’s couple have been living in Canada since the 1980s. Now back home, and with Ginny Buckley’s help, they are raring to find a new way of life and a new house in Dorset. Ginny also visits a farm helping to keep the elderly and retired gents fit in mind, body and soul.
Having met just 18 months ago, today’s couple are wasting no time and are selling up their homes to find a new one together, in the countryside of Cumbria or Lancashire. Briony May Williams is there to help with their property search, and whilst in the region she also visits one of the finest restaurants in the country.