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Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Alex Fletcher in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Rebecca and Sam decide to have a baby together, but when she tells him she wants the conception to be special, it puts him off. They each seek the Cranes' advice.

Get Your Kicks on Route 666: Frasier takes the guys on a road trip to rediscover his 'inner man', but things don't go to plan. Carla hires a relative to help out at the bar.

Carla's psychic adviser decides to retire and asks Carla to take over her business, but Carla worries that she doesn't have 'the gift'.

When Ray and Debra draw up their wills, their choice of replacement guardians for the kids doesn't go down well.

Debra's hippie sister turns up unexpectedly at the house to announce that she's decided to become a nun.

Ray's upset when Debra says he's just like his cousin, so he turns to his family for reassurance.

The debonair conductor of the Seattle Opera (guest star Patrick Stewart) mistakenly believes that Frasier is gay and starts courting him.

It's a battle of the Cranes as Frasier and Martin fall for the same woman - the boys' childhood babysitter.

Frasier feels like a gooseberry on a night out with Niles, Daphne, Martin and Ronee, so Roz convinces him to go on a date with her friend Ann.

Frasier overhears his dad's girlfriend Ronee making a date with another man, but when Martin hears the news, he accuses his son of eavesdropping.

The guys hit pay dirt while freestyling at a retro automotive warehouse owned by a racing family. And Mike's all revved up over a must-have Lambretta scooter.

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Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw travel back in time with a 1986 Rover SD1, which belongs to 58-year-old landscape gardener Darren, whose ill health has taken its toll.

The owners of a holiday-village-turned-B&B create a living space for themselves. A man's plans to save two villages in Umbria finally come to fruition.

Colin Murray, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent host, with Alex Fletcher in Dictionary Corner, as contestants race against the clock to pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers.

Retirees Annette and Malcolm are ready to embark on a Spanish adventure in Almería, where they can soak up the winter sun. Leah Charles-King shows them what their £200k can buy.

Will the water levels scupper Paul, Sami and Ren's towpath festival? And signwriter Andy begins work on a new project.

It's Alison and Zion's wedding day - will it all go without a hitch? Plus: Donna and Paul are keen to move into their gîte, but ceilings would be useful.

Carl and Liz host the week's second visit, at their coaching inn in Cambridgeshire, where converted stables and Highland cows are on the menu (not literally).

Will Muay Thai fanatic Saoirse's vegan Asian menu pack a punch in Glasgow.

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The final six celebrate autumn, spotlight trending ingredients and build an entire 'World of Candy' complete with pâtisserie pick 'n' mix. Who'll get a taste of sweet success.

On a nostalgic revisit to the first ever Grand Design, from back in 1999, Kevin finds out if Tim and Jules are still flying high in their timber-framed home on the cliffs above Newhaven.

Milky comes to A&E with possible life-changing injuries after a road crash. Shaun has had a bad parachute landing. And a six-year-old has an unknown object stuck in his throat.

Eleven-year-old William has been hit by a car and thrown 30 feet. Sixty-eight-year-old Stephen is struggling to breathe. And Ryan has broken his arm while playing rugby.