Stephen Fry hosts a new version of the legendary quiz show Jeopardy! Featuring Australian contestants for the first time, players guess the questions to the answers given. Testing their buzzer skills and their knowledge in a range of academic and popular categories, the winner gets to claim the title and keep the prize money.

Prue is joined by broadcaster Laura Jackson, who shows her how to create her favourite quick family dish, Chickpea & Tomato Bake with Green Sauce & Garlic Mayonnaise. 

Prue makes a delicious desert with quick no-churn ice cream and unveils two surprising kitchen hacks: preventing brown sugar from hardening and the easiest way to strip herbs from stems. 

As the kitchen bustles with activity, Prue's husband John dons his beekeeping attire, teaming up with local bee expert Tony Yarrow. Together they visit the hives in the garden while Prue bakes a surprise for them both. 

Our local food hero this week is a supplier who provides locally sourced ingredients to the Cotswold community. 

Later in the kitchen, Prue whips up two variations of a goat's cheese canapé, accompanied by John's wine choice and a twist on a traditional cocktail.

Michael Smerconish tackles weekly American political and news stories from one perspective...his.

An anxious 5-year-old chocolate lab mix becomes the perfect companion for a couple of empty nesters; a surprise reunion.

Mike and Sulley lead a morale-boosting company retreat in the spooky sub-basement of Monsters, Inc. 

Jason explores the element of Earth and connects the past with the present in Aruba. With Harold, Dimitry and Trudy, he discovers that living creatively is key to happiness, learning from ceramics, history and his own dreams.

Observing radioactive decay at home; a marine biologist studies beluga whales for conservation; why water is ruining electronics; exploring how molecules react to light in order to build solar panels.

When news anchors Jack and Jill visit Monsters, Inc., for an interview, Mike and Sulley hope to show off laugh power to all of Monstropolis. 

Kristine and Hailey go to a local spa, where Kristine has a goat-induced revelation.

Hailey hides proof of her crush on Scott in a book that the school gossip manages to find.

Joel Dommett welcomes The Boyle Family from Middlesborough and The Kelly Family from Wales, who are hoping to win big by shouting at the telly!

Mexican stew caldo de siete mares; induction cookware; albondigas en chipotle.

Britain's Got Talent continues its search for the next talented superstar. As the competition continues this weekend, more brave contestants brace the stage in the hope to impress the judges enough to progress to the semi-finals.

The judging panel - Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli - join the incomparable hosting duo Ant and to find the one lucky act who will ultimately bag a life-changing £250,000 cash prize and a spot on the bill of the Royal Variety Performance.

The celebrities competing for the Pointless trophy are Gavin Ramjaun, Sally Magnusson, Pete Wicks, Vicky Pattison, Jay Rayner, Thomasina Miers OBE, Remel London and London Hughes.

Behind-the-scenes tales of Tudor residences, with architectural historian Jonathan Foyle tracing the story of Hampton Court Palace's creation and revealing it was a radical departure for architecture in this country. Plus, Kate Williams takes us to a Tudor palace banquet as she enjoys a startling treat known as coqz heaumez, which consisted of a helmet-wearing chicken riding a pig and was meant to suggest a proud knight on his trusty steed.

In this episode, we discover how Windsor today is a bit like an upmarket housing Estate, with Charles and Camilla in the castle itself and Kate and William and Prince Andrew and Fergie residing in the grounds. You can hardly move for Royals when it comes to the Windsor Estate.

We turn back the clock to discover how the castle transformed from humble beginnings as a defensive tower, to become the palace of one of the most indulgent monarchs in history – Henry VIII, and then his daughter Elizabeth I. Under Henry's tenure there were outrageous goings-on in the King's Windsor bedroom as Henry paid secret visits to his mistress, Anne Boleyn.

We become intimately acquainted with Tudor royal protocol, finding out about the duties of a surprising member of castle staff: the Groom of the Stool, who dealt with the King's toilet habits.

We discover how when Elizabeth I moved in she introduced some of the latest trends to Windsor and spent a fortune modernising.

We discover King Charles' simple Windsor mealtime preferences and exactly what was eaten by the gluttonous Henry hundreds of years earlier when they expected nothing less than a staggering 40 dishes a day, ranging from the more familiar game and venison, to roasted peacock, swan, and even beaver's tails.

Quiz game show hosted by Lee Mack in which the questions have nothing to do with remembering facts, but are all about logic and common sense. A hundred contestants begin every show, but who will make it to the end and answer a question only one per cent of the country can get right - and win up to £100,000?