Host Cat Deeley promised at the outset that the final 14 dancers will face some changes and the competition would get more difficult for the final seven couples. She soon explained that each of the couples would have to dance twice for the first time this season.

Carlos give a tribute to the late George Carlin. With the help of Robert Schimmel they take a look at Jewish culture. Carlos loves the USA and he tells us why.

Malik and his bud Kevin consider skipping school with two girls. Elsewhere, Calvin's pal Peanut concocts a nutty plan to impress a woman: He professes to own the barbershop and poses as a Payne family member.

Selling plenty of cakes and cookies inspires Ella to cook up plans for a new business. Then, Malik tries to get some sax appeal, as he considers taking up the saxophone to impress a girl.

Will and Brittini go too far and jeopardize their relationship as the roommates head for a vacation in Cancun, Mexico. Meanwhile, Brianna is harassed by Sarah and Kimberly.

A crisis forces Gerald's Longhorn crew to pull their pipe out of the ground just as the crew is about to hit pay dirt. One roughneck on the Viking rig may be down and out. Driller Justin tries to show his rookie Derek the ropes on the Big Dog, but the good times won't last long.

Graham Norton presents celebrity chat, eccentric stories and characters, and home-grown weirdness from the great British viewing public. Joining Graham for the final programme in the series are versatile actress Catherine Tate and actor James Nesbitt with music from Brighton band The Kooks.