Schedule Sunday 5th August 2018

Dad's Army

A selection of episodes from the first and second series of the Home Guard sitcom.

Greatest Celebrity Wind-Ups Ever!

Joe Pasquale narrates another selection of clips of pranks pulled on celebrities. Highlights include Ant & Dec setting up Stephen Mulhern, and Anastacia appearing on Sweden's Idol singing show.

Believe It!

After a recent brush with death, Richard considers the legacy he will leave behind.

How Does That Make You Feel?

Caroline has added 32 online troll personalities to her blogging activities. But though her brand is growing, she is beginning to lose sight of which personality is her own.

A League Of Their Own

James Corden, Freddie Flintoff and Jamie Redknapp are joined by Tony Adams, David Baddiel and Aisling Bea for another round of the sports-based quiz show.

Mrs. Brown's Boys

A selection of episodes from the first series of the Brendan O'Carroll sitcom.

Have I Got News For You

With guest host Sue Perkins and guest panellists Tony Law and Nick Hewer.

Taskmaster

TV format in which Greg Davies and Alex Horne set a group of comedians various outlandish challenges.

8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown

Sean Lock and Rob Beckett take on Jon Richardson and Claudia Winkleman. Plus special guests Mr Swallow and Joe Wilkinson join Countdown regulars Susie Dent and Rachel Riley.

Carry On Forever

The second episode chronicles what many consider to be the golden era of the Carry On brand in the late sixties.

Peep Show

Mark continues to be tormented by doubts about the advisability of marrying Sophie, and joins a gym to spend as much time away from her as possible. Meanwhile, Jeremy starts working as a cleaner in a bid to get closer to ex-wife Nancy, hoping against hope for a reconciliation.

Arena: Whatever Happened To Spitting Image?

Documentary celebrating the 30th anniversary of ITV's era-defining satirical puppet-based sketch show Spitting Image.

Tonight At The London Palladium

On the bill tonight are Rick Astley, the cast of West End musical 42nd Street, and US vocal sensation Lea Michele. There is also comedy from Mark Watson, the rousing sounds of the Japanese Yamato Drummers, and world champion brass ensemble the Cory Band from Wales, who share their trophy-winning talent on the famous London Palladium stage.

Peep Show

Jeremy gets a job working as a handyman for his hero, techno musician Russell, but Mark suspects Russell's motivation.

Mark goes to a school reunion and considers embarking on an illicit affair with a girl he used to fancy.

Room 101

Comedian Bridget Christie, business journalist Robert Peston and radio DJ Greg James attempt to get rid of peoples' sense of entitlement, Lycra and the Kardashians.