David Letterman.

Performance by The Strokes.

Dickie, Mam, Lucinda and Sal throw a surprise coming-out party for Stewart at Keith's World of Carpets, which becomes a venture into wonderland...

Our queens get Stewart ready for his first ever date and invite themselves along as well.

There's no place like home when Dickie takes his work mates on a Wizard of Oz night out.

Mam is managing a team for a local charity football match, where Dickie and Lucinda compete to become the best wags!

It's that time of year again - the Mr Teesside Beauty Pageant, and the grand prize is £20,000, but someone foul lurks in the shadows to attempt to fix the competition…

Dickie's been booked for a drag gig and has invited a load of agents in the hope of making it to the big time, while Mam faces a ghost from her past.

From a fragile silk robe and a wartime wall painting to a writer's handmade timepiece, the hidden treasures in these two houses reveal the stories of two of Britain's most celebrated authors – and the expert teams racing to preserve them.

From scandalous society portraits to glittering royal furniture and the restoration of lost landscapes, this episode reveals how the legacy of the Grand Tour continues to shape Britain's great houses – and the work being done today to protect their remarkable stories for the future.

Preserving the legacy of St Cuthbert and a colony of breeding seabirds, on the remote Farne Islands. And in Wales, experts race to save a fragile bible that shaped Welsh culture.

Caring for the curious collections at two of the National's Trust's most unusual houses, from a boy's suit of Samurai armour to stuffed birds and a living collection of rare sheep.

Exploring workers' lives in the Industrial Revolution: a rare contract of a boy tied to a cotton mill is conserved and final touches are made to Kinver Edge's rock houses.

Preserving garden designer Getrude Jekyll's legacy at one of the National Trust's newest properties and at Nymans, celebrating the flamboyant set designer Oliver Messel.

Robert investigates a noise in the barn while working on the farm and is attacked from behind and knocked unconscious, while Manpreet lets some news slip.

Sam shows Roy a tracking device he found in his school bag, Cassie gets distracted while childminding, Kit and Lisa's investigation stalls, and Ben suffers a meltdown at the end of the week from hell.

50 States in 50 Weeks: America the Beautiful series stops in Idaho; ABC News' Maggie Rulli visits the set of "Rivals"; The Right Stuff series with "GMA" lifestyle contributor Lori Bergamotto, featuring vacuums.

Dr. Orna Guralnik, clinical psychologist,COUPLES THERAPY.

John Krasinski and Sienna Miller, actors in "Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan: Ghost War."

Business In America: Meet the CEO of Zillow. Ella Bright and Belmont Cameli on "Off Campus." Tips and Tricks for a Yard Sale. TODAY Food: Clinton Street Baking Co. Brioche French Toast with Chef Neil Kleinberg. 

Coop and Sam attend a wild weekend at Ashe's Hamptons estate. Mel takes things too far in her battle with the neighbors.

The Titan crew weighs a risky move, while Mars struggles to keep up morale.

Tony Baddingham is scarred, but alive, and more dangerous than ever. As Declan pitches a new documentary to the BBC and attempts to rebuild his marriage to Maud, a heartbroken Taggie pines for Rupert who vanished without a trace. At a fiercely contested Rutshire Cup polo match, our rivals are pulled back into open war and the battle lines redrawn. But who will pay the price?