Come Dine with Me

Mark Feakins hosts Sheffield’s penultimate dinner party, bringing together his friends for the second‑to‑last gathering. As the night unfolds, Sarah and Robin maintain their flirtatious banter, while Rochelle and Donna voice concern about one of the dishes on the table being served.

Sheffield 4/5 is a programme presented as an episode that centres on a single, memorable gathering. The show’s format follows a small group of characters as they navigate a night that’s both ordinary and oddly charged. It’s set in Sheffield, giving the story a clear sense of place while the episode’s structure keeps the focus tight on the events that unfold around the dinner table. The episode’s central moment arrives when Mark Feakins takes on the role of host for what is described as the penultimate dinner party. Mark’s hosting duties bring the guests together in a cosy Sheffield setting, and the atmosphere is shaped by the fact that this is the second‑to‑last gathering of the series. The dinner itself becomes the backdrop for the characters’ interactions, with the meal acting as a catalyst for conversation and subtle tension. Among the guests, Sarah and Robin keep the mood light with their ongoing flirtatious banter. Their witty exchanges ripple through the room, adding a playful undercurrent to the evening. At the same time, Rochelle and Donna find themselves preoccupied with one of the dishes on the table, their concern hinting at a more practical worry that contrasts with the light‑hearted teasing of Sarah and Robin. The episode therefore balances two strands of focus: the teasing, flirtatious dialogue between Sarah and Robin, and the quieter, uneasy attention that Rochelle and Donna give to the food. This duality gives the penultimate dinner party a layered feel, making the simple act of sharing a meal a small stage for both amusement and mild apprehension.