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Comedy actress Catherine Tate, TV host Rylan Clark-Neal and actor Nigel Havers compete to have their pet hates banished for ever. Hosted by Frank Skinner

Frank Skinner invites comedian David Mitchell, tennis coach Judy Murray and presenter Anita Rani to vent their spleen about people and objects that upset them

As well as Heavy D, Nat has to deal with some voodoo magic, which all proves too much for her. Thankfully auctioneer Sean Kelly is on hand with an emergency vehicle

Barry, Darren and Scotty get up front and personal, while Boudicca and Linda go nose to nose over an uplifting prize. Meanwhile, John gives Nat a hard time for blind bidding

Jamali Maddix and Larry Dean experience the Land of the Thunder Dragon, a place of mystery and wonder in the rarely-visited and remote kingdom of Bhutan.

Olga Koch and Thanyia Moore - who are friends from the comedy circuit - head to Bulgaria for a high-octane adventure that takes them across two epic mountain ranges

Elysian Park in Los Angeles is turned into an obstacle-littered course for the day as 70 teams of adrenaline junkies put their gravity-powered contraptions to the test

The competing teams' motorless vehicles use gravity as their only form of propulsion in the Belgian capital of Brussels

Linda needs help shifting some heavy gear in Carmarthen, but it remains to be seen whether Scotty will help out. Sean Kelly presents

One unit in Cardiff has the bidders all gagging. Sam is determined not to be outbid by the other women and Scotty and John try to fathom why Heavy D has come dressed as a ninja

The bidders are in Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire where Heavy D and Sam team up, and Charlotte and Shaun have a father/daughter fall out. Sean Kelly hosts

Ione gives Barry and Darren the run-around in Lincolnshire as host Sean Kelly reveals the hidden gems of more storage lockers

Actor Robson Green challenges expert fishermen from around the world to five rounds of angling to see who can catch the biggest fish, beginning in Brazil

Actor Robson Green heads to Michigan's Great Lakes, where a violent storm threatens to scupper his first challenge against a father-and-son team of muskie fishermen

The first of two programmes in which the presenter explores the country that lies at the crossroads between Europe and Asia, and discovers the dramatic changes it is undergoing

Paul Whitehouse and Bob Mortimer embark on an angling trip round the UK. The first stop is Norfolk, where they fish for tench and reminisce about their childhood

Paul and Bob fish for barbel in Hay-on-Wye, and sample the great outdoors in spectacular fashion when Mortimer decides to strip in celebration of their catch

In the Monsal Valley in Derbyshire, Paul tries to teach Bob how to fly fish for wild rainbow trout, and the pair reflect on their careers and comedy contemporaries

The Shipmans travel to Wales to spend Christmas with the Wests, but parenthood continues to present them with several challenges, their 'baby' now being 10

Lee and Lucy play hot-tub fantasy date with Anna and Toby - and soon find themselves landing in hot water. Comedy, starring Lee Mack, Sally Bretton and Hugh Dennis

Lee faces a parenting dilemma as he worries that son Charlie is getting a reputation at school for being the class clown. Comedy, starring Lee Mack and Sally Bretton

Extended edition. Sue Perkins, Reginald D Hunter and Jimmy Carr join Alan Davies as host Stephen Fry asks a range of questions on the topic of kitsch

Guz Khan hosts an extended edition of the satirical quiz, with comedian Ross Noble and broadcaster Janet Street-Porter joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop

Adil Ray hosts an extended edition of the satirical quiz from November 2019, with Ivo Graham and Helen Lewis Ian Hislop and Paul Merton to poke fun at the news

Alice Cooper, Chris Tarrant and Chris Packham compete to have their pet hates banished for ever, on the comedy panel show hosted by Frank Skinner

Frank Skinner chats to Ross Noble, Jamelia and Germaine Greer about their pet hates, which include folk-dancing, health-and-safety, text speak, smelly people, actors and fun-runs

Politician John Prescott, actress Rebecca Front and comedian Micky Flanagan join Frank Skinner, making the case for their pet hates to be banished

Apprentice sidekick Nick Hewer, TV presenter Carol Vorderman and comedian Rhod Gilbert make the case for their pet hates to be banished, in conversation with Frank Skinner

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