Family entertainment with Michael McIntyre, featuring music from OneRepublic and comedy from Russell Howard. Alexander Armstrong hands over his phone in Celebrity Send to All.
After a disappointing review, Jacob, Charlie and Duffy decide to challenge the team, questioning if Noel, Louise and David have the heart, brains and courage to do their jobs. Meanwhile, Alicia writes Ethan a touching biography for his online dating profile. But does any other woman understand him like she does?
The X Factor is a British television music competition to find new singing talent, contested by aspiring singers drawn from public auditions.
Lynton is in India’s oldest city, Agra, to visit one of the most iconic buildings in the world, the Taj Mahal. Carolyne checks out what makes Singapore a hot listed destination. Susannah goes on a feeding frenzy in Phuket. Scotty steps out of his comfort zone whilst sampling street food in Hanoi.
Tsukki injures his hand and has to leave for medical attention, which causes Karasuno's blocking to weaken. Karasuno steps up their attacks in his absence. Hinata's play finally makes Ushijima feel like he's worth playing against.
Zak and the crew travel to Montana to investigate an old orphanage with a long history of cruelty and death. During the lockdown, Jay captures a light anomaly, and Zak attempts to communicate with the spirit of a little girl.
The rebels team with a pair of unscrupulous pirates to salvage a freighter full of weapons for the rebellion, but the mission ends up being far more dangerous than anticipated.
After flooding devastates Louisiana, Tia and her team race to help the victims, including former adopters whose home has been destroyed, and a woman separated from her dogs when water overwhelmed her house.
After the Mechanic flees the scene with the TV-21, Scott is in hot pursuit. But, when the villain steals some volatile iridium, Brains must make drastic alterations to Thunderbird 3 to save the day.
Everything connects. Cops, cult, assassins, detectives, Pararibulitis, vampires, lottery ticket, a corgi, and Ken, all come to a head.
Vikings cast members Katheryn Winnick and Alyssa Sutherland join leading experts in an investigation of the different roles women played within Norse society–and they are surprised at what they discover.
Sticks is fed up that all the news is fluff, so with Tails' help, she creates a podcast to speak truth to power. It becomes so popular that the TV news producer decides to fire Soar and replace him with Sticks. But in order to report the truth, Sticks is pressured into toeing the company line.
The Louds are getting ready for Christmas when the unthinkable happens to Lincoln - his sled goes in the neighbor’s yard! Lincoln and Clyde attempt to pull off a sled-rescue-mission and end up finding secrets about Mr. Grouse.
Sandi Toksvig hosts the Not Nearly episode of QI with Gyles Brandreth, Victoria Coren Mitchell, Jimmy Carr and Alan Davies.
Liv has a sleepover to help Ruby and her co-star Priya become better friends; Joey meets a new nemesis and Parker reveals a big surprise to Maddie.
Tragedy strikes the Khan household, as Amjad's bewigged father, Mr Malik, is knocked down and killed by the number 37 bus. The real tragedy for Mr Khan is that the grief-stricken Mrs Malik is staying with them and comfort eating him out of house and home. But when Mr Khan discovers he might be able to find an investor for his new invention amongst the funeral mourners, he throws himself into the burial arrangements.
Things start disappearing on Carmen and Tee's last day at the Dumping Ground. Some of the residents decide to track down the thief - but they're not the ones who catch them.
Doc tries to find a way to communicate with Warren, but instead encounters something much more menacing.
Graham is joined by Tom Hanks, starring in Sully as the pilot who crash-landed his airliner in the Hudson river with no loss of life, British star Gemma Arterton, who plays Joan of Arc in the classic play Saint Joan, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who plays the NSA whistleblower in Snowden, and athlete Mo Farah. With music from Olly Murs, who performs Grow Up.