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Rob Brydon presents the panel show. Team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack are joined by David O'Doherty, Richard Osman, Susan Calman and Carol Kirkwood.

Sarah Millican, Jon Richardson, David Harewood and Bob Mortimer join team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the panel show. The programme is presented by Rob Brydon.

Rob Brydon hosts a panel show with David Mitchell and Lee Mack. They are joined by athlete Greg Rutherford, broadcaster Kirsty Young, actress Joanna Scanlan and comedian Henning Wehn.

Gavin begins his new job in Cardiff, and Smithy has to accept that he’s no longer living near his best mate. Neil’s christening then gives everyone a chance to reunite.

A comic looks back on the place families hold today. He considers their importance in modern life.

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This is a standard episode of a television series. It follows the usual format for a programme of this kind.

Sean Kelly is back in Birmingham. There, Heavy D and Sam join forces, hoping to combine their clout and cash, though they’re clearly short of one of them.

American host Sean Kelly oversees a group of UK bidders as they vie for possible treasures uncovered in Cambridge’s storage containers, lock‑ups and garages. The competitors clash in a race to claim the hidden finds.

In Milton Keynes, Sean Kelly runs the bidding as contestants vie for portable toilets. Scotty, Heavy D, Linda, Nat and John also compete to secure the biggest wins in a Dutch auction.

Sean Kelly and a team of bidders scour Somerset's storage units in search of treasure, unearthing oddities such as a bouncy castle and an air‑boat. Their hunt turns the lockers into an unlikely trove of curiosities.

Paul and Bob fly to Enniskillen to try and catch the pike that slipped away in series one. They take to Lough Erne’s waters in pursuit of the mighty fish.

Paul and Bob head to the River Ure in the Yorkshire Dales to fish for grayling. While they’re on the water, they talk about their plans for retirement.

The presenter heads down to the last deep mine in Britain, a mile beneath the North Sea. There, grueling work, scorching heat and genuine dangers lurk around every corner.

Freddie Flintoff, Chris Harris and Paddy McGuinness head out on an expedition across Iceland. Their adventure is driven by a few temperamental old British cars.

Paddy McGuinness evaluates the Aston Martin Victor. Meanwhile, Freddie Flintoff tries to become a racing driver and Chris Harris investigates the story of the DeLorean.

Jennie McAlpine, Ugo Monye, Joe Pasquale and Felicity Ward put their general‑knowledge to the test in a series of trivia games over the week. A winner is announced on Friday.

Jennie McAlpine, Ugo Monye, Joe Pasquale and Felicity Ward put their general‑knowledge abilities to the test in the penultimate series of challenges.

Si King and Dave Myers investigate the history of the potato in Britain. They discover that a vodka distilled from the tuber is winning awards around the world.

Si King and Dave Myers explore comfort food, preparing a rice pudding. They also feature their favourite dishes – stuffed cabbage leaves and a flat‑rib broth.

Simon sets off from Chile’s Atacama Desert, follows the Andes down to Patagonia and ultimately arrives in Tierra del Fuego, the world’s southernmost inhabited region.

The series tours the region, looking at the challenges the local nations are currently facing. Simon starts his trip in Malta before heading to southern Italy and Albania.

Paul and Bob fly to Enniskillen to try and catch the pike that slipped away in series one. They take to Lough Erne’s waters in pursuit of the mighty fish.

Paul and Bob head to the River Ure in the Yorkshire Dales to fish for grayling. While they’re on the water, they talk about their plans for retirement.

The presenter journeys to a remote Hebridean island to live and work on a dairy farm during the calving season. After mastering the basics, he ends up milking the entire herd by himself.

David Tennant presents an extended edition of the satirical current‑affairs quiz. Comedian Miles Jupp and journalist Cathy Newman join team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop.

Alan Davies, Anneka Rice, Sean Lock and Bill Bailey field questions about beavers, bulges and bacteria. Each of them offers their own answers.

Dara O Briain presents the show, joined by regular panellist Hugh Dennis and guests Maisie Adam, Ed Byrne, Ed Gamble, Sukh Ojla and Mark Simmons. Together they deliver a comic take on the news.