A Tattoo Fixers special looking back at some of the most startling moments the show has ever seen, including Alice helping Amy say adios to a preposterous proposal

In a family-friendly edited version of the show, Greg Davies sets tasks to Dara Ó Briain, Fern Brady, John Kearns, Munya Chawawa and Sarah Millican, the intrepid players hoping to become the 14th Taskmaster champion. In this episode, John gets nostalgic about fonts, Sarah searches for a door and Munya falls in a bath. Greg's assistant Alex Horne helps maintain order amid the chaos

Jimmy Carr hosts a hybrid of the comedy panel show and the words-and-numbers quiz, as a pair of well-known faces takes on another. Mathematician Rachel Riley looks after the letters and numbers, while another guest joins lexicographer Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner. With guests Jon Richardson, Katherine Ryan, Richard Ayoade and Laura Smyth

In east Lancashire, newly engaged Andrew and Sue offer a menu of classic tried and tested dishes. Joining them are laid back Ben and Ruth, and drama lovers Helen and Victoria. Day two sees Ben and prankster Ruth host. Although their breakfast theme intrigues their guests, will it be dinner party standard? Finally, it's the turn of drama teacher Helen, and saleswoman by day, singer by night, Victoria, to show the competition how it's really done

In Nottinghamshire, Nena and her husband Vish kick off the competition with an Indian feast. Gym-loving guests Syreeta and Romaine are worried the food will be too spicy, while final couple Paul and wife Vicki think the menu is nothing special. Day two sees Syreeta and laid-back Romaine host an evening. The post-meal planking contest proves a hit, but Romaine's romantic crooning hits a bum note. Finally it's the turn of Vicki and her husband Paul to try to see off the competition and bag themselves the £1,000 prize

Groom-to-be Dele is given £12,000 and three weeks to plan the perfect wedding for his fiancee Tracy. After a 15-year engagement, Tracy is seeking nothing less than her dream of a romantic castle as the venue for her big day, but Dele seems more concerned about arranging a ceremony with a dramatic twist - inspired by his favourite soap opera

Comic book-loving groom Anthony wants to prove he can be a real superhero to bride-to-be Lauren, by organising a comic-inspired wedding in a cave. However, with Lauren hoping for a traditional affair, Anthony has his work cut out to convince her family that his theme will prove successful

Groom-to-be Raphael is given £12,000 to plan his wedding to his fiancee Ola, and decides to arrange not one but two ceremonies - a church blessing followed by a large-scale traditional Nigerian celebration. Bride-to-be Ola has been dreaming of a small, intimate occasion, so Raphael's double-feature idea might come as a shock, but if the big day is to get off the ground, the laid-back groom must overcome his habit of leaving everything to the last minute - including the booking of a suitable church

Romantically hopeless groom-to-be Dan has three weeks and £12,000 to plan the perfect wedding for his future wife Kate. He wants to prove he can be romantic by pulling off a dramatic wedding hundreds of miles away in Italy. However, his vision is worlds away from Kate's dream of a traditional fairy tale wedding surrounded by family and friends

Groom-to-be and survival enthusiast Tom plans an outdoor wedding on a remote Scottish island, and wants to put his survival skills to the test with a woodland ceremony and a rugged reception. However, his future bride Sue dreams of a traditional wedding day in a stately home

John Wilson, the President and Chief Operating Officer of Rollins Incorporated - the parent company of eight pest-control firms including flagship brand Orkin - goes undercover. He poses as a contestant on a reality TV competition who is trying to win money for his own business, and works alongside his employees to make sure the organisation is heading for another century of keeping homes rodent-free

Randy DeWitt, the CEO and co-founder of bar and grill chain Twin Peaks, goes undercover to find out whether the company's culture is keeping up with its rapid growth. Posing as a contestant on a reality TV competition, he works among his own staff

Gordon Ramsay heads for West Babylon, New York, to help the inexperienced owners of restaurant Classic American deal with their escalating debts. The chef struggles to cope with disorganised staff and an unappealing menu, but quickly realises the real problem lies in the kitchen, where a lack of leadership and communication is causing serious trouble

Gordon Ramsay visits Down City, a restaurant in Providence, Rhode Island. The no-nonsense chef struggles to persuade hot-headed owner Abby to make his suggested changes, and a confrontation results in him being thrown out of the building in the middle of a dinner service. The eatery's co-owner and financier begs Gordon to return, but his success hinges on his ability to win Abby over