The infamous blind food taste test returns with a new out-of-this-world challenge. During dinner service, problems with scallops and soufflés reveal the differences between leaders and losers. The pressure is on in the kitchen for dinner service as the chefs serve stars such as former Miss Universe Olivia Culpo, actresses Rosanna Arquette and Emily Tosta, as well as actor Greg Germann in a charity night supporting The People Concern and Teen Cancer America.

The three remaining teams have 24 hours to create a massive build complete with storytelling, creativity and technical aspects to claim the title as LEGO Masters. The team that pushes their creativity and skills to the limit and creates a show-stopping build will take home a $100,000 cash prize, the ultimate LEGO trophy and the grand title of LEGO Masters. And for the first time in the show's history, the winning build will be transformed into a set and displayed at a LEGO flagship store.

When a client chooses to settle his debts with a hoard of stolen jewelry, Danny and Ray use the baubles to appease the many women in their lives. Meanwhile, Lorraine's illicit shaman business threatens to derail the book.

Kal Penn covers the GOP's impeachment inquiry into President Biden, Troy Iwata reports on exclusive holiday parties, and Taraji P. Henson discusses her musical film "The Color Purple".

Jimmy gives away a holiday sweater to a lucky audience member in 12 Days of Christmas Sweaters before speaking with guests Billie Eilish, Claire Foy, Rebecca Shaw and Ben Kronengold and welcoming Gracie Abrams for a musical performance.

Stephen welcomes director Greta Gerwig and actor Andrew Scott.

Hounded by press and adoring girls, 15-year-old William struggles to find stability after Diana's death. Charles enlists his own parents to help his son.

Hilda journeys into the fairy mound to look for her father, unraveling surprising family secrets along the way - but the truth comes at a great risk.

Tom attempts to defeat the World Serpent by emulating Hiccup.

After receiving an invitation from the White House, the WGBH crew travels down to the nation's capital for a chance to film inside the President's own kitchen. Back in Boston, Paul finds himself at the beck and call of various friends in need.

With their tour officially over, Shawna weighs a career-changing offer from Francois; Chastity reaches back out to an A&R representative.

Eric becomes obsessed with trying to understand the place where he saw his mother.

After the passing of his beloved uncle Teddy, the man who taught Danny how to run a book, Danny squares off against Teddy's estranged son, Viggy - who will stop at nothing to get his supposed share of Danny's book.

When Katherine wins an award for her veterinarian work, the family jumps to support her - except Cole, who instead heads down a path of self-destruction.

Kirsty Young is host, with guest panellists writer and director Armando Iannucci and comedian Phil Wang joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news.

Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker are joined by guests Joanna Lumley, Ahir Shah and James Blunt for a comic review of the significant moments of the past seven days.

It's Father's Day at the Carvery for Ian, Gordon and their parents - and Christine, who wangled an invitation. As she grumps about the beef, Gordon grapples with family revelations.

Together on Graham's sofa are Imelda Staunton, playing Queen Elizabeth in the final episodes of The Crown; the hotly anticipated new star of Doctor Who, Ncuti Gatwa; Northern Irish star Jamie Dornan, who is in a new series of amnesia thriller The Tourist; and Scottish actor Jack Lowden, starring in the latest season of spy drama Slow Horses. With music from Gregory Porter, who performs Christmas Wish.