E4 Extra

Gordon Ramsay's rescue mission this time is Hannah & Mason's, a French bistro in the quaint little town of Cranbury, New Jersey.

Two Bids: Will the buyers get flaunty out in El Monte? Dave's bored, Mary gets teased by the hoards and Ivy wants to see what's been stored.

Emily's back and ready to make some honeymoon money in Placentia. Or, as Darrell calls it, placenta. Meanwhile, Rene's a mess.

There are silly dances, jokes, accents and plenty of pranks as couples put their hosting skills to the test in Hertfordshire, in a week featuring Asian, Anglo-Indian and Irish food.

The scores are tight and the tasks are chaotic as Alex Horne dons his jockey silks, Phil Ellis and Ania Magliano endanger the crew, and Maisie Adam forgets the rules. Again.

Jimmy Carr hosts as Jon Richardson and James Acaster take on Lee Mack and Sarah Millican, with John Cooper Clarke in Dictionary Corner.

Will plans a suitably grown-up dinner to celebrate his birthday, but his event clashes with a far more popular party, leaving his friends with a dilemma.

Will decides that the lads should be 'the boys who go to clubs'. They head to the West End, meeting aggressive bouncers and angry bus passengers.

A feminist protest singer arrives on the island just as Ted is about to judge the Lovely Girls competition. How will Ted deal with his clash of convictions.

Easter is fast approaching, so Ted decides to get on with the important business of working out what to sacrifice for Lent.

Fran comes back from holiday to discover that Manny has resigned and is now working next door at Goliath Books. And Bernard has let things slip a little..

It's International Children's Book Week and Bernard and Manny, deciding they can do better than the trash that children are being offered, write their own.

Peralta is left in charge of the precinct at Thanksgiving when Holt and Jeffords are away, but chaos ensues when a strange package is delivered.

Peralta and Boyle reluctantly join forces with Agent Jack Danger (Ed Helms), a pompous investigator at the US Postal Inspection Service, to catch a drug dealer.

Jimmy Carr hosts as Jon Richardson and James Acaster take on Lee Mack and Sarah Millican, with John Cooper Clarke in Dictionary Corner.

Chadwick, CEO of Rita's Italian Ice & Frozen Custard, goes undercover to find out how her new initiatives are working and to help franchisees become more profitable.

Andrew Simon, CEO of Fremont Street Experience, who started at the Las Vegas attraction at the start of the pandemic, goes undercover to discover and address issues.

We're in Van Nuys where Jarrod humbly talks about how humble he is. And Mary swaps the storage life for one behind a microphone with Carlos Alazraqui from Reno 911.

Will the City of Walnut bring the buyers out of their shells? Brandi and Jarrod find a party locker while Ivy's at a completely different party altogether.

In Derby, there's posh nosh, confident cooks, and a host dressed as a hot dog, as three couples compete to throw the best dinner party.

In Berkshire, Sati and Jesse serve up a traditional Punjabi menu, Nick follows orders from Dinara, and things get heated in Harry and Charlotte's kitchen.

Elle has her heart set on a classy wedding at Liverpool's iconic Liver Building. But Phil plans a big day to go down in history.

Calvin the over-enthusiastic groom plans a monster Scottish wedding at Loch Ness for him and his bride-to-be, Leanne.

CEO Andy Wirth takes on a new identity to work incognito among his own employees at a gigantic ski resort near Lake Tahoe.

Fatburger, based in Los Angeles, is known as the 'last great hamburger stand'. CEO Andy Wiederhorn dons a disguise to go undercover in his own organisation.

Struggling Manhattan seafood restaurant The Black Pearl is hampered by debts, kitchen problems and three owners who all want to run things their way.

Gordon's got his work cut out at J Willy's in Indiana - most of the food is from a can or the freezer, and they're a million dollars in debt.

Kenny takes on a silent strategy. And will Darrell make his fair share from a locker full of kitchenware, haircare and slimming underwear.

Ivy's giving Arcadia one last try but may reach his final straw, Chad is back again to 'help', and Rene brings Casey along, who apparently is in charge.

In Devon, there's tension at Frankie and Jason's table, Kate and Ian entertain their guests with a bird of prey, and a surprise discovery could make Chris and Amy's meal hard to stomach..

As the closest-ever series of Taskmaster draws to an exhilarating finish, all five shipmates are still in with a genuine chance of bagging the trophy. But mutiny's in the air.

Jimmy Carr hosts the panel/quiz show mash-up. Jon Richardson and Chris Addison go up against Joe Wilkinson and Katherine Ryan, with David O'Doherty in Dictionary Corner.

Will is asked to co-ordinate the school's Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme and immediately turns the situation to his advantage.

Will is stressed about exams, Jay has other things on his mind, Simon finally seems to be making headway with Carli, and Neil forgets his kit for his PE exam.

Ted and Dougal attempt to rescue Father Jack from the notorious St Clabbert's Old Priests' Home, where he has been sent for treatment for his hairy hands.

Flying back from a visit to a particularly holy shrine, the three priests find themselves in mortal danger when Dougal does something really, really stupid.

Manny's parents come to stay - they're a nice couple with one or two slightly annoying habits. Which is why Bernard wants rid of them, preferably yesterday.

Manny puts a bet on the Grand National for Bernard, who claims not to be interested in gambling but immediately becomes completely addicted to it.

Jake tries to do something nice for Amy when he invites her boyfriend Teddy along on a work trip. It's a shame Amy's about to dump him..

Doug Judy is back in custody after scamming Peralta and Diaz when they last met, but Captain Holt offers him a plea deal.

Jimmy Carr hosts the panel/quiz show mash-up. Jon Richardson and Chris Addison go up against Joe Wilkinson and Katherine Ryan, with David O'Doherty in Dictionary Corner.

Mitchell Modell, CEO of Modell's Sporting Goods, America's oldest family-owned company selling athletics apparel and equipment, goes incognito in his own firm.

Kat Cole, the president of Cinnabon Incorporated, which serves sweet treats from over 900 bakeries in 40 countries, goes incognito among her own workforce.

You Win Some, You Luge Some: In Indio, Dave decides that his spirit animal is a coyote. But when he tries luge boarding, it doesn't exactly scream that he's a price tag predator.

Ron Yuuuper: One of the buyers is particularly heartbroken in Whittier, Dave has an emotional needs audit and will Ivy feel fin-tastic after finding a fishing lure.

There's a dessert based on Tower Bridge, a starter that resembles a rugby pitch, trusty lists and over-the-top behaviour, as three couples compete in south west London.

In Cambridge and Peterborough, Lisa and Jesue serve an international menu, Georgie and Alex cook recipes devised by Alex's mum, and Paul and Gareth turn to crystals to boost their chances.

The Day of the Dead One: Fiery bride Jenna is in for a scary surprise as her fiancé Nathan is planning a Mexican Day of the Dead themed wedding for her.

Reece, who is ex-military, plans a wedding with an army twist. But his bride Lucy would prefer something in a castle.

John Wilson, the president and chief operating officer of Rollins Incorporated - the parent company of eight pest control firms - goes incognito to work among his employees.

Randy DeWitt, the CEO of sports bar and grill chain Twin Peaks, goes incognito among his own staff, to find out if the company's culture is keeping up with its rapid growth.

A cockroach-infested kitchen means that the customers have to leave for their own safety at Fiesta Sunrise, a Mexican restaurant in West Nyack.

Gordon visits Sante La Brea, a health food restaurant in Hollywood. But there's nothing glamorous about this eatery as owner Dean faces financial ruin.

The Sign of the Profit: Mary hopes some boxing baggage will be a knockout. Ivy scrapes through a load of scrap.

The buyers try to squeeze a profit in orchard-lined Mentone, where newly wedded Emily is back. Meanwhile, Rene is suspiciously quiet.

In Devon, Matt and Sarah admit to not knowing what scallops or celeriac are, Jake and Ian question the canapés (crisps), and foodies James and Laura get competitive with a French theme.

Taskmaster's back! Amy Gledhill, Armando Iannucci, Joanna Page, Joel Dommett and Kumail Nanjiani leave all dignity at the door as they hunt for worms and feed Greg his five-a-day.

Jimmy Carr hosts as Jon Richardson and Joe Lycett take on Sean Lock and Michelle Wolf. Adam Riches joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner. With Rachel Riley.

Ted is so confident of Chris the Sheep's performance at the annual sheep trials that he bets the entire yearly heating allowance on the beast to win.

Pat Mustard, Craggy Island's milkman, is sacked, so Dougal takes over the round. When Pat plants a bomb on the float for revenge, Ted must keep his nerve to save Dougal.

It's the start of term and Carli is organising a charity fashion show. It's only for the cool kids, so our heroes aren't involved - until a last-minute hitch.

To impress a girl in the year below, Simon attends his first concert since he saw Take That with his mum. But Will, Jay and Neil tag along too.