Victoria Coren Mitchell returns with the quiz based on patience and lateral thinking, with the Cribbagers taking on theballoonners in the opening heat. The teams try to draw together the connections between things that at first glance seem utterly random, with one set of clues asking what links horseshoe, pencil, walrus and handlebar.

Victoria Coren Mitchell hosts another series of the quiz where knowledge only gets you so far. Three rock music fans face a team of enthusiastic embroiderers in another first-round heat.

Victoria Coren Mitchell hosts another first-round match as devotees of choral music the Antiphons take on red wine connoisseurs Drop of Red. The teams must use patience, lateral thinking and sheer inspiration to make connections between four things that may appear at first not to be linked, with one set of clues comprising Beautiful Horizon, Joyful Port, Saint Paul, and River of January.

Three lovers of all things pre-loved compete against a team of warm-weather worshippers to work out the connection between a series of clues. For example, what links the following: rise (v), sufficiently (adv), healthy (adj) and hole containing water (n)?

Three Matt Groening fans take on a trio of teachers in another opening heat, during which they are tasked with finding the connection between the following: Loretta Lynch, Matthew Hopkins, Tim Davie and Ban Ki-moon.

Another first-round match, and three former Mastermind contenders are in the spotlight, facing a family team. There's a connection between Catalonia, China, MCC, lifeguard on duty - can the family work it out?

Three willing volunteers take on a team from the Midlands to establish the connection between apparently random clues. For example: what is the connection between sharp taste, words set to music, merciless character and solo character?

In another first-round contest, a fearless family faces fervent film fans. As ever, it's all about connections - what, for example, links Green monster, Small chandelier, Stone sausage and Merrygold robin? Join Victoria to find out.

The series reaches the knock-out stage tonight, and only one of the teams can progress to the next round. The quiz is based around establishing connections - for example, what connects the following: 7:36pm, 7:36pm, 7:52pm and 8:22pm? Intrigued? Join Victoria for the answer.

It's the knockout stage, and the next round beckons for one of the teams.

Having lost their first game, both teams need a win to stay in. One of them guesses the connection after only three clues: Rador, Ceros and Anzee. What links them, and what could the fourth clue be?

Once again, one of the teams will be saying goodbye - but not before they've established the connection between some apparently random clues.

Victoria Coren Mitchell hosts the quiz where knowledge only gets you so far. It's a 'winner-winner' game, so everyone survives to quiz another day.

It's another 'winner-winner' heat, which means one team motors straight through to the next round, while the other has to take a more scenic route.

Everyone's a winner in this episode - in the sense that the losing team wins the right to play another game later in the series.

The Mercians became the second-highest scorers in the programme's history in their last appearance, finishing with 36 points. But how will they fare against the Video Nasties?

Only one team can progress to the next round, after wrestling with clues such as: Patch (dog), Jason (cat), Fred/Freda (tortoise)... What comes next in the sequence?

It's a rematch tonight - the teams have met before, but once again, fate has intervened to bring them face to face to face.

It's another rematch - the Video Nasties won last time these teams met. What will the Solomons Family have to do to beat them?

All that stands between the teams and a place in the quarter finals is... well, questions, obviously.

It's another fiercely fought contest, but one of the teams will have to head home after facing fiendish question such as: 4. George Orwell, 3. Mamma Mia, 2. Bob Odenkirk. What might come fourth in the sequence?

It's a quarter-final, but the losing team can go home with their heads held high, knowing they've grappled with such important questions as: what connects Meng Po soup, Lacuna Inc, the waters of Lethe and Superman's kiss?

It's a quarter-final, and the questions are getting trickier. For example: various, gaseous, caesium... what might come next in the sequence?

A look at just how far some people will go to commemorate their participation in the show. And what comes fourth in the following sequence: The Snow ____, Under the ____ Sun and The ____ In Winter?

It's the first semi-final of the series, with the teams facing such questions as: what connects gender reveal parties, Dune (1984 film), Creep and pop-up ads?

Victoria Coren Mitchell hosts the quiz where knowledge only gets you so far - logic and lateral thinking are the vital extra ingredients.

It's the third place play-off - how close can it be?

Victoria Coren Mitchell hosts the final of the quiz where logic and lateral thinking are vital.