Alan Carr's Epic Gameshow

The comedian takes a trip down memory lane as he presents a series of classic TV game shows, which have all been updated with a new final round offering the contestants a chance to win big. The next four weeks will see Alan in charge of The Price Is Right, Take Your Pick, Strike it Lucky and Bullseye. But tonight he steps into the shoes of much-missed funnyman Bruce Forsyth for Play Your Cards Right, which sees four celebrity couples taking a chance on the turn of a single card. The hopefuls are daytime stalwarts Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes, comedian Chris Ramsey and his wife Rosie, presenter Ore Oduba and his wife Portia, and singer-actress Martine McCutcheon and her husband Jack McManus.

The comedian revives another classic game show with an episode of The Price Is Right. Eight members of the studio audience will be invited to `Come on Down" and spin the famous wheel, guess the value of assorted items, and compete in the Epic Showcase for the chance to win a mountain of prizes.

The comedian hosts a revival of classic game show Take Your Pick. A selection of plucky audience members go up against the gong and play the famous Yes/No game as Alan bombards them with hilarious questions. One lucky player will then make it through to the brand-new epic endgame, and could take home a car. The show also features The Chase's Dark Destroyer, Shaun Wallace.

The comedian hosts a revival of classic game show Strike It Lucky. Three pairs of players will be choosing the top, middle or bottom as they navigate their way across a sea of screens, trying not to let their greed stop them banking too many prizes, and avoiding the infamous hotspots. One lucky pair will reach the endgame, where they stand to win a mountain of prizes and a luxury holiday to Las Vegas.

The comedian continues his run of classic quiz revivals with another game of Play Your Cards Right. Four plucky couples test their luck against the ever-unpredictable deck of cards as they work their way higher and lower through the game, for the chance to win a £30,000 jackpot - but success can rest on the turn of a single card.

The comedian concludes his run of revivals of classic gameshows with a round of Bullseye. Four plucky pairs of contestants take on the dart boards and questions to get the chance to play the all-new epic endgame and win a hoard of prizes - which may include the original show's infamous speedboat.