The Butterfly Centurion In between contributions from former contestants and relatives of current contestants, this episode will answer many questions, including: can Matt Lucas conquer his vertigo? Where did Chloe Petts find such a giant syringe? And why is Alex Horne flopping about in flippers and butterfly wings? Greg Davies dishes out points when they're deserved and withholds them when they're not as he tries to make sense of Nina Conti filling her face with citrus fruits, Isy Suttie locating her saliva on Alex's jacket and Richard Ayoade chucking a doll's head at a gargoyle. Exec Prods: Alex Horne, Richard Allen-Turner, Rob Aslett, Andy Devonshire, James Taylor, Jon Thoday; Series Prod: Andy Cartwright; Series Dir: Andy Devonshire; Prod Co: Avalon Short: In between contributions from former contestants and relatives of current contestants, Matt Lucas attempts to conquer his vertigo, and Alex Horne flops about in flippers. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 21.2/10. This documentary goes behind the scenes at one of the nation's favourite biscuit manufacturers, McVitie's, to chart the high-risk journey of what it takes to launch a brand-new biscuit. From the factory floor to behind the scenes at the filming of a new TV advert featuring a very special guest star, we follow the development and launch of the white chocolate digestive from testing through to production and onto shop shelves. There's a lot riding on its success. Will it impress the shoppers? How will it go down on social media? And will the launch pay off all the effort and money it has taken to get it right? Prod/Dir: Alastair Uhlig; Exec Prod: Jeremy Daldry; Prod Co: ITN Productions Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Liza Tarbuck hosts the celebrity battle of the clay, as judges Keith Brymer Jones and Rich Miller challenge Lucy Beaumont, Fatiha El-Ghorri, Richard Herring, Paul Merson, Denise Van Outen and Layton Williams, who have barely any pottery experience, to roll up their sleeves and brave the wheel. This time, our celebrity novice potters create a kids' desk set inspired by their childhoods, and face a surprise sprigging second challenge. Who'll find it child's play and get more points on the leaderboard? Series Dir: Emma Reynolds; Series Prod: Jennifer Morrison; Exec Prod: Luke Byrne; Prod Co: Love Productions Short: Our celebs create a kids' desk set inspired by their childhoods, and face a surprise sprigging second challenge. Who'll find it child's play and get more points on the leaderboard? Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series .1/5. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The series that catches up with expats chasing their dream lives and setting up new businesses abroad. In France, gîte owners and caterers John and Emma search out the ultimate foodies for their experience weekends. In Spain, we visit an art café to see if it's painting a pretty picture for owners Bev and Tony. And can rural B&B owner Jeremy keep his casa busy in a quiet town? Series Prod: Clare Beamond; Exec Prod: Piero Sfredda; Creative Dir: Julie Beanland; Prod Co: True North TV Short: In Spain, we visit an art café to see if it's painting a pretty picture for Bev and Tony. And can rural B&B owner Jeremy keep his casa busy in a quiet town? Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 7.14. Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole head to Lincolnshire to meet Pete, whose former chicken sheds are stacked with unwanted stuff. Restorations and upcycles include a toilet cistern and a dressing room mirror. Series Dir: Matt Knight; Series Prod: Mark Ashton; Exec Prods: Tom Ware, Hamish Rieck; Prod Co: HCA Entertainment, Yeti Media Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 6.16. The series that follows intrepid Brits breathing new life into abandoned and remote villages, hamlets, borgos and cortijos in Europe. The ancient olive trees at Tracey and Ivano's Italian village are hit by a deadly disease. In France, Paul and Yip take a special flight over their historic village. And in Spain, can Mike convince his family to move to his remote mountaintop settlement? Exec Prod: Piero Sfredda; Creative Dir: Julie Beanland; Series Edit Prod:Sarah Doughty; Prod Co: True North Short: The ancient olive trees at Tracey and Ivano's Italian village are hit by a deadly disease. And can Mike convince his family to move to his remote mountaintop settlement in Spain? Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 4.9. House-hunters Shami and Clive share a love of Sicily and can't wait to find a home there where they can enjoy extended holidays and eventually relocate with their three cats. Scarlette Douglas uses all her skills to find the five most suitable properties on the island for their budget of £180,000. Prod/Dir: Kris Puri; Series Prod: Siobhan O'Gorman; Prod Co: Freeform Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Craig Rowe is house-hunting in the southern French city of Carcassonne with Sue and Tony, in search of their perfect holiday bolthole for their budget of £100,000. This isn't their first viewing trip to the area, and there's already a property on their radar, but can any of the five that Craig shows them beat it? Prod/Dir: Jean-Pierre Clapes; Series Prod: Andy Richards; Senior Series Prod: Siobhan O'Gorman; Prod Co: Freeform Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The show that brings the sun to our sofas. Leah Charles-King helps Claire and her daughter Judy find their dream holiday home in Chania, Crete - the Island of the Gods - famed for its 650 miles of beautiful coastline and Blue Flag beaches, fascinating historical sights, and an array of shops, bars and restaurants. Leah shows them five fabulous options for their budget of £160,000, from apartments with pools to a 19th-century traditional house oozing with character and giving all the feels! But will any be perfect enough to put in an offer? Prod/Dir: Aaron Garcia de Alba; Series Prod: Sarah Brooks; Series Editor: Siobhan O'Gorman; Prod Co: Freeform Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The first host in Clacton-on-Sea, 43-year-old trucker and keen foodie Tony Houston, plans a lovingly crafted menu, featuring a starter of scallops on black pudding with pea puree and a main of crispy sea bass with prawn mash, which none of his guests have ever had before. Prod/Dir: Lee Servis; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com After annoying everyone with his strange cutlery obsession and questionable table manners round at Tony's, cheeky sandwich shop owner Anthony's got his work cut out to impress his guests in Clacton-on-Sea. Prod/Dir: Amy Robbins; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Flirty driving instructor Claire Kelly is a 'chuck it all in and see' type of cook, but she's still convinced hers will be the winning night in Clacton-on-Sea. Prod/Dir: Lee Servis; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Young entrepreneur and foraging fan Richard Harris hosts in Clacton-on-Sea. But not everyone's impressed to discover that he's had professional help with his foraging, and even his erstwhile biggest fan Claire accuses him of being a food snob. Prod/Dir: Amy Robbins; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Kerrie Brinkley-Whittington decides that a few party props will help the final night in Clacton-on-Sea go off with a bang. But when Tony makes an emergency run to the garden, it looks like the rhubarb dessert could be controversial. Prod/Dir: Amy Robbins; Series Prod: Henry Hainault; Prod Co: ITV Studios Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com The competition kicks off in Milcombe, Oxfordshire, where Ru and Alex hope their recently refurbished Horse and Groom Inn will set them racing to the winning post. Facilities faults and bed bothers blow them off course, but in classic Four in a Bed fashion, the best way to get things back on track and the B&Bers back on side is with some booze during an afternoon at the local brewery. Short: In Oxfordshire, Ru and Alex's recently refurbished inn doesn't immediately hit all the right notes. Can an afternoon of boozing at a brewery get them back on track? Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Lauren and Jason are looking for a rural holiday home in the stunning Tuscany region of central Italy. For these two, space is key, so that their combined family of six children and two grandchildren can all come out to stay. Traditional Italian character and beautiful views are also high on the wishlist. With a budget of £220,000, will any of the five properties that Jasmine Harman has to offer do the job? Prod/Dir: Kris Puri; Series Prod: Sarah Brooks; Series Editor: Siobhan O'Gorman; Prod Co: Freeform Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer dive into more of their most inspiring transformations and epic house hunts that helped reunite warring couples across the UK. This episode is all about the pros and cons of period properties and modern homes, the compromises they bring, and clever solutions to get the best from them. Older houses offer generous space and character, but often have poor layouts and energy efficiency. Modern builds are greener and low maintenance but often lack space and storage. Kirstie and Phil take a look back at Sarah and Sean's sprawling Victorian semi in Whitley Bay that had just one bathroom, a tiny kitchen and no garden space. Tensions were high as Sarah wanted to renovate, while Sean dreamt of moving. Kirstie had £70k to transform the home but faced costly setbacks, while Phil found some tempting alternatives for £650k. In the end, did they stay or go? The duo also look back at Steven and Adeola's Stevenage new-build. With chaotic storage, a clumsy layout, and grandparents who moved in for half the year, the house was at breaking point. Adeola refused to give up on their home, while Steven was so exasperated he turned the windowless ensuite into a makeshift wardrobe. Armed with £45k, Kirstie wrestled with the awkward design and eyed the garage for salvation, while Phil faced an uphill battle to impress either of them. But in the end, did they love their home or list it? Series Prod: James Marx; Exec Prod: Jonny Wharton; Prod Co: Raise the Roof Short: Kirstie and Phil examine the pros and cons of period properties and modern homes, as they revisit a sprawling semi in Whitley Bay and a chaotically clumsy new-build in Stevenage. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 6.3. George Clarke turns his attention to the British housing crisis, with tens of thousands of people unable to afford a traditional bricks-and-mortar home. From buses to boats, and from toilet blocks to tiny homes, George meets proactive individuals who are fighting to put a roof over their heads and succeeding with hard work, determination and some clever left-field thinking. In this first episode, George meets a woman who is having a tiny eco-home handcrafted for her in Wales, and a 17-year-old who plans to single-handedly turn an old refrigerated lorry into his first home, on the ridiculously small budget of just £5k. George also heads to the Netherlands to see what lessons he can learn from how the country is solving its housing issues. He visits a community where people can build whatever they like, without any planning restraints, and discovers a stunning result, in the form of a rotating house. George also visits a country-style home cleverly squeezed into a narrowboat, and a horse trailer re-imagined as a stunning living space complete with a sauna bath, a country kitchen and an ingenious bed that can be raised or lowered at the touch of a button. Series Dir: Gavin Ahern; Series Prod: Stephen Leigh; Exec Prod: Gill Wilson; Prod Co: Plum Pictures Ltd Short: George Clarke meets people who are beating the housing crisis by re-imagining unconventional spaces, from a tiny eco-home in Wales to a teenager turning a lorry into his first home for just £5k. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series .0. This time, the celebs watched: Love Island, Shania Twain at Glastonbury, The Nevermets, The Yorkshire Vet, This Morning (Cuddle Therapy) and ITV News (Biden v Trump). Giving their view on the most talked about television of the week are Rylan and mum Linda, Jane McDonald and her best friend Sue, Miquita and Andi Oliver, Shaun Ryder and Bez, Nick Grimshaw and his niece Liv, Fearne Cotton and Gok Wan, Melanie C and her brother Paul, Martin and Roman Kemp, Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash, Rob Beckett and Tom Allen, and Gyles Brandreth with Lulu. Exec Prods: Victoria Ray, Leon Campbell, Mike Cotton, Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 5.4. In a radical experiment, two groups of ordinary people enter an abandoned town, unaware of the other's existence. With no power or food, can they survive 28 days in the Apocalypse? Surrounded by the detritus of modern life, the survivors must recycle and re-invent anything of use to improve their lives. A cross section of society - including a mechanic, a paramedic, a farmer and a social media influencer - must discover whether reverting to primitive human behaviour will be what it takes to make it through the Apocalypse, or whether cooperation is the key to survival. In the second episode, war breaks out amid the urban ruins. Westsider Dean confronts Eastsiders Steven and Kiera. Over at the Westside's HQ, a posse of Eastsiders demand the return of their stolen chickens. But paralympian Kelly keeps them at bay. The Westside survivors enjoy a bumper meal of fried spam - but soon regret it when an Eastside delegation shows up carrying baseball bats. With morale low at the Wests, a disaffected Brooke weighs her options. At Eastside HQ, Keira and Kyra have an explosive confrontation with theatre director Bertie. Series Dir: Danny Etheridge; Exec Prod: Nicola Brown; Series Prod: Jake Smith; Prod Co: The Garden Short: The Eastsiders find out that they've been robbed by the West. In a tense stand-off they demand justice (and their tin of spam back). And one Westsider goes rogue, sparking accusations of betrayal. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series .1. What do Britain's sharpest armchair critics think of the biggest and best programmes on TV? Exec Prods: Mike Cotton, Leon Campbell, Victoria Ray; Prod Co: Studio Lambert Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 27.2. Every three seconds, a 999 call is made to the police. But not every call is as it seems. This series follows the investigators hunting for the truth and bringing the guilty to justice. Two investigations into two very different crimes that each require meticulous police work and determination to protect victims and communities. A woman preparing for a Christmas night out is brutally stabbed in her own home, before a second man approaches police claiming he has also been attacked. As investigators unravel the truth, a shocking deception emerges. And detectives pursue a prolific burglary gang targeting affluent Surrey homes, exposing an organised network flying into the UK to steal high-value property. Can police stop them striking again? Short: A woman preparing for a Christmas night out is brutally stabbed in her own home. And detectives pursue an international burglary gang raiding affluent Surrey homes. Please donate to keep this service alive! https://epg-plus.com Series 1.2.