Channel 4 +1 Tuesday

The shrink is delighted to land a date with a former prom queen, but soon learns the hard way that beauty is only skin deep. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer and David Hyde Pierce

An unlikely sequence of events culminates in Martin pretending to be gay on Valentine's Day. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer and John Mahoney

Highlights from series seven of Escape to the Chateau, as Dick and Angel Strawbridge create a library complete with bespoke curved wooden shelving

Colin Murray and Rachel Riley host as contestants pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers and Debbie McGee joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner

Part two of two. Rebecca makes a shocking discovery about Robin's plans for the future of the bar - but luckily Sam comes to the rescue. Comedy, with Ted Danson

Rebecca tries to deny that anything romantic happened with Sam, while he uncharacteristically guards her reputation to protect their friendship. Comedy, starring Ted Danson

Sam recruits Boston Celtics star Kevin McHale as a substitute bartender ahead of a grudge basketball match against Gary's Tavern. American comedy, starring Ted Danson

Doug treats Carrie to laser eye surgery for her birthday - but the side effects leave her blind for a week

Doug's colleagues resent his achievement in breaking the record for perfect deliveries. Comedy, starring Kevin James

Doug smashes into Kelly and Deacon's car, causing untold damage and a war of words between friends. Comedy, starring Kevin James

Samantha ends her relationship with Frasier on their return from a seemingly perfect weekend away, leaving him desperate to find out where he went wrong

A British theme pub becomes Frasier's favourite haunt - much to the annoyance of Daphne, who is already a regular and dislikes having to share the place with her boss

The shrink has to choose whether to return to his heartless former agent Bebe, or stick with his current representative, the well-meaning but ineffectual Ben

The shrink takes everyone to a ski lodge for a weekend break, but wires are crossed and everyone gets the wrong impression about one another. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer

Three teams from Nottingham compete to impress each other with dinner and entertainment, with menus gastropub grub and French-inspired posh nosh

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Couple Tracey and Tim head towards Little Venice in London to launch their Accessible Waterways badge scheme and Jack and Gabby say goodbye to narrowboat Flora

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien head to the seaside resort of Southport, where Harry comes across some old ammunition crates that he decides to turn into pieces of furniture

Colin Murray and Rachel Riley host as contestants pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers and Debbie McGee joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner

Becky attempts to add a Tadelakt finish to her walls in order to create a hammam-inspired bathroom and Alison and Zion have teething problems with their old digger

Lee Juggurnauth shows train driver Wayne and train manager Kate from Staffordshire the best places their £85,000 budget can get them in the town of Pinar de Campoverde in Spain

Sarah and Steve mark an anniversary at their Portuguese quinta while Carol and Beau continue to face problems with their renovation. Kev learns about the history of his village

Danni Menzies helps Poppy and her father Philip realise their dream of finding a holiday home in inland Andalucía that all the family can use to enjoy the Spanish sunshine

A stern judge rules that Homer is a negligent father - and punishes him by decreeing that he should be tethered to Bart until he mends his ways

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The bakers face the challenges of biscuit week, making Viennese sandwich biscuits in the signature challenge before making their own biscuit puppet theatre in the showstopper

The dads and their kids must forage and hunt for their food but a brewing storm threatens their plans to build rafts and go diving for lobsters

The armchair critics share their opinions on Oprah with Meghan and Harry and the subsequent news that Piers Morgan had resigned as co-host of Good Morning Britain

The armchair critics settle down to a selection of the past week's TV shows, with cameras capturing their instant reactions - the good, the bad and the bewildered

Jack Dee, Rosie Jones, Andy Zaltzman, Babatunde Aléshé and Emma Sidi continue the challenge, with Andy refusing to be defeated in an argument over syntax

The chef tries to bring a New Orleans restaurant back to its former glory, but clashes with owners who seem interested only in the financial side of things

An ex-prisoner suspects her high flying sister is being conned be her online boyfriend. Romantic comedy, starring Tiffany Haddish and Whoopi Goldberg

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer look at the best ways to make a budget stretch, catching up on Karl and Paul, who bought their three-bed home on the outskirts of Leeds in 2009

A temporary call-screener steals the show with her own brand of no-nonsense advice, leaving Frasier feeling insecure. Comedy, starring Kelsey Grammer

Niles' girlfriend Mel persuades him to compete against Frasier for the honour of becoming cork master at a local wine club

Roz and Frasier attend a conference on behalf of the station, and find themselves with no choice but to share a room

Colin Murray and Rachel Riley host as contestants pit their wits against vowels, consonants and numbers and Debbie McGee joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner