E4 Extra

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

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

As Halley and Justin's walls are demolished, Jonathan unveils chaos. What will make them squeal more - a rat's nest or the growing price tag.

Illness strikes the crew, leaving Captain Sandy short-staffed and jeopardising the boat's chances of leaving the dock.

Aisling Bea, Bob Mortimer, Mark Watson, Nish Kumar and Sally Phillips tackle futile tasks: basketball (no hands), rowing (no oars) and cuddles (no kissing).

Mum and Dad's anniversary is ruined when Dad paints a picture of Mum that looks like Margaret Thatcher. Jim goes sleep-walking.

Dad has bought a piano, and the world's most sarcastic piano tuner comes round to tune it. Meanwhile, the family spot Aunty Val having an affair. What should they do.

Ma Mary and Aunt Sarah go all out to prepare for the school reunion. Will the truth come out about what really happened on leavers' night 20 years ago.

The gang have tickets to the gig of the century on Halloween night. But it soon becomes clear that life will never be the same again for our Derry Girls.

Jeremy runs out of money and hits a downward spiral of hunger, homelessness and criminality, while Mark needs to find a girlfriend before his birthday party.

Jeremy's mother comes to visit for a family funeral. Her new boyfriend is a military man who Jeremy deeply resents, and who Mark idolises.

Jimmy Carr hosts as Sean Lock and Vic Reeves take on Lee Mack and Sara Pascoe. Alex Horne and The Horne Section join Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner. With Rachel Riley.

A compilation of highlights from the series. Jimmy, Rob and Aisling are joined by a host of famous faces, including Alex Jones and Roisin Conaty.

Aisling Bea, Bob Mortimer, Mark Watson, Nish Kumar and Sally Phillips tackle futile tasks: basketball (no hands), rowing (no oars) and cuddles (no kissing).

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.

In London, Joy and Jerry serve up some mystery meat. Novices Ricky and Becca struggle to cook their Thai banquet. And firefighters Sian and Tim serve the second Thai menu in as many days.

In Plymouth, three rival couples compete to host the best dinner party, in a week featuring tattoo critiques, menu mistakes and celebrity name-dropping.

Widower David and his children help Jonathan revamp their home. But David finds fault with every house Drew finds. Is he ready for a fresh start.

Becky's desperate for a classic, stylish wedding. Enter pro wrestler Mike, who's looking to make sure that the wedding bands aren't the only rings at the ceremony.

In this festive revisit some of the brides recall their nuptials and get their own back on the grooms for dropping wedding clangers with a yuletide set of embarrassing forfeits.

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.

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.

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

Kristin and Craig's home hasn't had a single offer. Can a colourful makeover turn things around? Or will it leave the couple feeling blue.

Bad weather threatens to trap the final charter in the dock. And the chef receives a surprising text message from a former crew member.

Greg Davies and Alex Horne bear witness as Aisling Bea bleeds on bread, Nish Kumar pretends that he's Robin Hood and Mark Watson feels the wrath of yoghurt.

It's Grandma's wedding day, and she's getting married to the horrible Mr Morris. The family are distraught, but will Grandma really say 'I do'.

Dad accidentally invites someone who he used to hate round for dinner: an annoying man who talks with his eyes closed. How will Dad get rid of him.

The Derry Girls finale. It's the week of the Good Friday Agreement referendum. And the gang prepare for their final school year and Erin and Orla's 18th birthdays.

Jeremy and Super Hans get a band manager and play a Christian rock festival. Mark comes along as their roadie and learns how to have sex properly.

Mark gets into online gaming and live role play with Dobby and wonders whether she may really be 'the one'. Meanwhile, Jeremy gets involved with a cult.

Jimmy Carr hosts as Sean Lock and Bob Mortimer take on Sarah Millican and Katherine Ryan. Alex Horne and The Horne Section join Susie in Dictionary Corner. With Rachel Riley.

Jimmy Carr hosts, while Rob Beckett, Jamali Maddix and Rachel Riley take on Aisling Bea, Sara Pascoe and Tom Davis in the topical comedy panel show.

Greg Davies and Alex Horne bear witness as Aisling Bea bleeds on bread, Nish Kumar pretends that he's Robin Hood and Mark Watson feels the wrath of yoghurt.

In Blackpool, Antonio and ex-redcoat Jason serve controversial sushi, there's an eyebrow-raising discovery at firefighter Daz and Kim's place, and foodies Martin and Kate serve Thai treats.

In Cumbria, Sarka and Paul's massive Czech portions defeat almost all of their guests. Plus: there's a musical extravaganza, and a menu that takes a tour of Europe.

Becky's desperate for a classic, stylish wedding. Enter pro wrestler Mike, who's looking to make sure that the wedding bands aren't the only rings at the ceremony.

In this festive revisit some of the brides recall their nuptials and get their own back on the grooms for dropping wedding clangers with a yuletide set of embarrassing forfeits.

Rosie yearns for a classy, fairy tale wedding, but groom Nick wants to throw a Christmas-themed event, despite his bride-to-be's unhappy associations with the festive season.

Dodgy dresses. Tears. Tantrums. Scott Mills counts down Don't Tell the Bride's 10 best-ever episodes, as voted for by viewers.

Sam wants a witchy wedding in the woods. But traditional bride Ezra has her heart set on a fairy-tale event.

Laurent 'LT' Therivel, a Marine veteran who started as CEO of mobile network UScellular less than a year before going undercover, wants to see how his new brand is growing.

Gary Findley, CEO of Restoration 1, a self-described 'Redneck CEO' from Texas, goes undercover to ensure that there are no flaws in the company's playbook.

Gordon Ramsay visits The Olde Stone Mill in Tuckahoe, New York. The restaurant has been restored, but owner Dean can't get customers through the door.

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.

Gordon Ramsay visits Cafe 36 in Chicago. Husband-and-wife team Terry and Carol are stuck in the past and their head chef's lax attitude is driving away customers.

Gordon visits Casa Roma, the oldest restaurant in Lancaster, California. Although the bar is a success, the restaurant is failing and has had 20 chefs in two years.

Gordon Ramsay revisits some of the restaurants he set out to save, including The Mixing Bowl, The Olde Stone Mill, Peter's and Campania. Have things improved.

Following the success of Cats Do Countdown, Jimmy Carr, Sean Lock and Jon Richardson once again take on the famous words and numbers quiz.

Jon Richardson and Rhod Gilbert take on Lee Mack and Rob Beckett. Tim Key is in Dictionary Corner with Susie Dent, and Rachel Riley is helped by Joe Wilkinson.

Mitchell and Webb's inventive and very sweary sketch show continues with a rubbish spy and ultra-competitive puritans. Plus: a dodgy sound-effects man, and the great taste of bran.

Mitchell and Webb's inventive and sweary sketch show continues with a confused teacher and the search for some famous last words. Plus: an ambiguous fire drill. And who's the daddy.