E4 Extra

Warren Boone, the chief people officer of restaurant chain Coco's Bakery, steps off the corporate ladder to get a taste of life on the company's front line.

Mayor of Fontana, Acquanetta Warren, goes undercover in the Californian city to spend time with sewer workers and the fire brigade to see how the city is recovering from Covid.

Kylah and Jon currently live in chaos. As the work begins, they must make a decision: either increase their search area, adjust their budget or change their wish list.

In Nottinghamshire, Matt and Rachel serve up hearty food, Sam and Paula take a risk with an experimental menu, and Mark and Debbi roll out the red carpet - and invite their dog to dessert.

In Manchester, Henry and Tom serve two lamb dishes, while Vinnie and Tanz offer lamb three ways. There's just one problem: one of the guests doesn't like lamb.

Jonny is tasked with planning his wedding to super-organised Ayca. He's delighted with his find of a giant tipi as a venue. He's just got to put the big tent up, first..

The One with the Picky Bridesmaids: Lauren has her heart set on a wedding in a Catholic church, and fiancé Luke is just desperate for a shopping trip with her bridesmaids to end.

Paul Damico, president of Moe's Southwest Grill, one of the world's fastest-growing restaurant chains, goes undercover to find out how efficient his organisation is.

Sara Bittorf, the chief brand officer of Boston Market - whose 470 restaurants serve home-style comfort food - goes undercover to work alongside the chain's employees.

The saga of Boston eatery La Galleria 33 comes to a dramatic conclusion as Gordon Ramsay gives restaurant owners and sisters Rita and Lisa an ultimatum.

Gordon Ramsay visits Mama Maria's, a failing restaurant in Brooklyn, New York, where owner John is overwhelmed by running a business that's become stuck in the past.

Lisa and Dave aim to downsize, but still want room for both entertaining and Lisa's business. Drew has fun finding their dream home.

In Cardiff, first-timers Abi and Jake plan an American menu, while vegans Ashleigh and Jack serve plant-based fare. But can seasoned hosts Karen and James show the youngsters how it's done.

It's episode six, and you know what that means? That's right, it's time to meet everyone's imaginary friends in a domestic and poignant setting.

Jimmy Carr hosts as team captains Sean Lock and Jon Richardson are joined by Bob Mortimer and Richard Osman. Matthew Crosby and Joe Wilkinson assist Susie Dent and Rachel Riley.

Jimmy Carr hosts as team captains Sean Lock and Jon Richardson are joined by David Mitchell and Roisin Conaty. Phill Jupitus and Joe Wilkinson assist Susie Dent and Rachel Riley.

When Roy and Moss become juvenile delinquents for the day, they end up having an uncomfortable experience at a shopping centre.

Douglas finds that marriage agrees with him, for all of two weeks. He's then in court - defending himself - with the help of Jen, Roy and Moss.

Uzzi rids Mike of an extreme inking. Alice makes Jade less of a mug. Sketch gives Grenfell Tower survivors Marcio and Andreia a tattoo to remember their baby son.

It's episode six, and you know what that means? That's right, it's time to meet everyone's imaginary friends in a domestic and poignant setting.

Jimmy Carr hosts as team captains Sean Lock and Jon Richardson are joined by Bob Mortimer and Richard Osman. Matthew Crosby and Joe Wilkinson assist Susie Dent and Rachel Riley.

In Gloucestershire, a farmhouse feast competes with a Mexican menu and a Japanese theme, in a week featuring a bizarre breakdancing demo and proposal pressures.

In east Kent, there's a Welsh menu, hippy vibes and a battle of the curries, as outspoken Sean and Beth, Marcus and Miguel, and Geoff and Jill compete to host the best dinner party.

The One with the Missing Stag: Paula's wanting a classic wedding, but planning isn't exactly groom Rodney's forte. And then he's nowhere to be seen on his stag night..

The One with the Wedding Casino: The last thing Linda wants is anything tacky, garish or themed. Groom James didn't get the memo, and has got a Las Vegas-inspired reception up his sleeve.

Stephen's always imagined his wedding would be a grand, medieval affair. So that's exactly what he's planned for his bride-to-be Shelley, who just wants something normal.

Military man Paul intends to plan his wedding to his fiancée Emily with painstaking precision. The karaoke reception he's got planned could prove divisive, though.

The One Where the Groom Sings: Wayne wants to book a wedding band that he's certain fiancée Leanne will hate. But he's got a plan to keep her sweet: serenading her on the big day.

Paul Quentel, the president of Alfred Angelo, the second-largest bridal retailer in the USA, poses as a reality TV contestant to go undercover in his own company.

Mike Bloom, the president and COO of discount chain Family Dollar, goes incognito to find out where the firm is excelling and where it needs improvement.

Gordon Ramsay visits Mama Maria's, a failing restaurant in Brooklyn, New York, where owner John is overwhelmed by running a business that's become stuck in the past.

Gordon's in Pennsylvania to help rescue a soul food restaurant that was opened 12 years ago by a retired special education teacher.

Gordon visits Barefoot Bob's beachside restaurant in Massachusetts, where husband and wife Marc and Lisa struggle to attract customers during the winter months.

Gordon revisits Café Hon in Baltimore, Chiarella's in Philadelphia, and Leone's in New Jersey, to find out whether the owners have taken his advice on board.

Gordon visits the historic Olde Hitching Post restaurant in Massachusetts. Tom bought the business for his daughter but refuses to let her run it.

A compilation of best bits from Cats Does Countdown, featuring Danny Dyer, Joe Lycett, Lucy Beaumont, Rob Brydon, Rhod Gilbert, Katherine Ryan, Rob Beckett, Judi Love and many more.

Sean Lock's stand-up is a blend of finely tuned hyperactive imagination, surreal imagery and insightful observations, from the price of cinema food to jewellery heists.

Lisa McGee's comedy returns for the final series. Tomorrow is GCSE results, and the gang need a plan. If things go badly, how will they face their mammies.

Lisa McGee's comedy. Jenny Joyce has big plans for the talent show: can our gang spice up the competition? A weary Ma Mary finds salvation in an unlikely place.

Extended edition of the show with Jimmy Carr and team captains Sean Lock and Jon Richardson, who are joined by celebrity guests Nancy Dell 'Olio, Joe Wilkinson, Greg Rutherford and Jimeoin.

Best bits from 2013, with host Jimmy Carr, captains Sean Lock and Jon Richardson. Guests include Jack Dee, Claudia Winkleman, Danny Dyer, Joe Wilkinson and Alex Jones.

A compilation of best bits from Cats Does Countdown, featuring Danny Dyer, Joe Lycett, Lucy Beaumont, Rob Brydon, Rhod Gilbert, Katherine Ryan, Rob Beckett, Judi Love and many more.

Catherine's dying to have a traditional Scottish wedding when she gets hitched to fiancé Richard. He, however, is thinking more of Antigua than Aberdeen.

A hen party leaves Katie feeling deflated, while Darnell has a raucous stag do and even tries his hand at stripping. Can a perfect wedding day turn things around.

The One with the Groom's Dance Routine: Can Ritesh give fiancée Sheena the Hindu wedding of her dreams? And will a dance routine he's planned leave Sheena feeling loved up on the big day.

Travis Boersma, co-founder and president of US drive-through coffee shop chain Dutch Bros, does the daily grind undercover alongside his staff.

Ex-undercover boss Eric Casaburi brings together six participants in the series who were 'busted', 'nearly busted' or 'self-busted' while working in disguise among their staff.

In Leeds, giggly Gemma and Ryan serve up a menu that shows off their fun side. But will it meet Jonathan and Keith's high standards? And will Nigel and Yvonne ever stop singing.

Rugby fan Andy and dental nurse Holly bring a Mexican fiesta to Yorkshire. Mitesh and Jess serve an Indian meal to spice-averse guests. And Paul and Mandy dish out a few surprises.

In south Wales, there are tattoo revelations, a musical-themed feast and nana's egg sauce, as Red and Bozey, 'Princess' Trish and Alan, and Marc and Dan compete.

Gordon visits Pennsylvania, where he meets siblings whose inability to work together is risking their father's life savings at his Italian restaurant, Levanti's.

In California, Gordon visits Sam's Mediterranean Kabob Room, where he tries to mend relationships between the owner, his wife and their children.

Gordon visits Long Beach in California to save Nino's, a failing Italian restaurant that opened in 1958 and is now under the misguided leadership of eldest son Nino.

The owner of the Mill Street Bistro in Ohio claims to have the best menu between New York and LA. But the diners don't agree.

In the conclusion to the Mill Street Bistro saga, Gordon's disagreement with the proprietor erupts into one of his most intense confrontations yet.

Armando Iannucci causes outrage with an ostrich. Joanna Page and Alex Horne have an intimate conversation about guinea pigs. Joel Dommett enjoys hours of fun with pots and pans.

Jimmy Carr hosts as Jon Richardson and Sara Pascoe take on Sean Lock and Richard Ayoade. Nick Helm joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner. With Rachel Riley.

Let Bill be your guide as he joins forces with maestro Anne Dudley and the BBC Concert Orchestra for a humorous fusion of music and comedy at the Royal Albert Hall.

Candid comedy. The Quinn household is buzzing ahead of the day trip to Portrush. Surely an unfeasible amount of sandwiches and a surfboard is all they need.

Candid comedy. James is put to the test as the gang set off in a van full of hooch and high hopes to an adult-free house in Donegal. And the Quinns visit a psychic.