Everyone starts skipping when a new hit game comes out.

The school festival is coming, and all the problems that come with it.

With retirement on the horizon and Dorset calling, Ginny Buckley is helping a buyer from London find the right place to start a brand new chapter for her £425,000 budget. Ginny's got plenty to tempt her, from picture-perfect villages to a beautiful mystery house that's so charming, it should come with a bow on top.

And for a taste of local success, Ginny meets a family who swapped city life for the coast and now run an upmarket fish-canning business.

First Take begins with the free-falling Steelers. Should they move on from long-time head coach Mike Tomlin? Who had the worse Week 13 Loss: Rams or Eagles? Then, we debate Lane Kiffin's tumultuous exit from Ole Miss. Finally, should Shedeur start for the rest of the season? 

First Take resumes with NFC parity. Which team are you most confident in right now? Are there any true contenders in the AFC North, or is this a division full of frauds? Then, does Texas deserve to be in the College Football Playoffs, and should Ole Miss have let Lane Kiffin finish the season? Next, do you believe in the Colts after a rough stretch of losses? Finally, are the Broncos or Patriots the best team in the AFC? 

Jonathan Roumie (actor, "The Chosen").

Akira separates from the hero's party to search for clues about Gram while wandering through a new city.

Rookie road tripper Bee Harford makes her debut alongside Raj Bisram in Dorset. Will she strike it lucky on her first outing, or will seasoned pro Raj take the win?

Will returns to his dream of playing college basketball; Phil must make a tough business decision.

Phil prepares Will and Carlton for life outside of Bel-Air; Viv handles her responsibilities.

Harrison Whitaker / Originally Terre Haute, Indiana, Researcher; Brendan Thomas / Fayetteville, Arkansas, Historian; Libby Jones / Davenport, Florida, Recruiter.

Would you like your Ricky baked, grilled, or boiled? He's got big plans to heat up the trailer, as long as the fuckin' fire department doesn't find out! Julian's got news on killer eagles, AI music, and the worst way to get out of Christmas shopping. Plus: What in the flyin' fuck is 6-7?!

Sarah shocks Maggie; Gwen takes pity on Xander; EJ and Theo team up.

Actress Tia Mowry and Jennifer talk about her new holiday film "My Secret Santa." 

Then, singer and drag queen Ada Vox joins Jennifer to chat about her upcoming residency, "The Music in Me." Next, Ada Vox joins the talented Charles Jones at the piano for a special performance.  

Plus, Jennifer welcomes 14-year-old Railyn "Rai" Holt and her mother, Malarie, from Montgomery, Alabama. The three discuss A Rai of Sunshine, a homegrown baking business with a community-driven mission that Rai founded on her 11th birthday! 

Sunny Anderson and Nate Berkus are hitting the headlines with Drew and tossing to Ross in Times Square. Kristen Griffith-Vanderyacht is sharing expert advice on holiday flowers. 

Adam Sandler tells Drew all about his new movie "Jay Kelly" and reflects on their long friendship. 

Cameo-oke: Changing (Kevin Jonas)/ Michelle Monaghan/ Wendi McLendon-Covey and David Alan Grier/ Kevin Jonas/ Bargains and Deals with Lawrence Zarian (MorningSave)/ WIL: Comedy Gives Back.

Murdoch pursues a thief when a diamond tiara is stolen during a special Christmas event, while Margaret Brackenreid tries to convince Anna Pavlova to perform in a charity Nutcracker ballet.

Will Bayley, Montell Douglas, Giovanna Fletcher and Josh Pugh test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

Fleur East kicks off the week with an exclusive chat with the eliminated couple, and there are more interviews and backstage gossip as the remaining couples prepare for Musicals Week.

Will and Electra reel at who ran over Luna. Steffy and Finn are committed to moving forward. Bill attempts to sway Katie to his firm.

20 years after the death, a new witness comes forward with his story.

Troj denies stealing money from De Koning, but Luuk doesn't believe him and puts pressure on him. Rik tries to find a solution for Elisa, who doesn't want to celebrate Sinterklaas with his ex Shanti. Bizou reports what her boss did to her at work, but is treated scandalously. Marwan refuses to accept this.

Vanessa fires back when her business decisions are called into question; Smitty confronts Joey to protect Martin.

The Quartermaines celebrate Thanksgiving; Willow walks down the aisle; Trina is in for a shock; Isaiah makes a sacrifice; Nathan tracks down a suspect.

Four more contenders face the black chair under the spotlight and the ticking clock in an attempt to become the next Mastermind champion.

Clive Myrie hosts and asks the questions on the contestants' specialist subjects, which this time are the planets of the solar system, the films of Kirsten Dunst, the song cycles of Franz Schubert and the BBC crime drama series Shetland.

Victoria Coren Mitchell hosts the quiz where knowledge only gets you so far – the vital extra ingredients are logic and lateral thinking.

Another quarter-final place is on offer, and it looks to be another tight game, featuring such questions as: Thailand -4, Malaysia -3, Slovakia -2… what might come next in the sequence?

A voyage behind the scenes of the status-symbol superyachts belonging to some of the world's wealthiest movers and shakers, from Monaco to the Netherlands. 

Reporter Catrin Nye reveals how PFAS can affect health and contaminate the environment, and she asks if the UK government is doing enough to keep us safe.

A new VW Golf is reported stolen from a rental firm and Chris Lock is soon behind the vehicle, but its driver proves a handful and an armed response unit is called in to assist. Meanwhile, officers from Operation Revive execute a warrant, where they unearth a hiding place for suspected Class Bs, before seizing suspected cocaine from a teenager in a local park. Michael and Keith are called to a residential address where a lad has somehow managed to ride his vintage motorbike through a brick wall.

The second round continues. Two more teams of students put fingers on buzzers for a second time, with a place in the quarter-finals at stake. Amol Rajan asks the questions.

Episode 4 looks at invasive species. Presented by Kathriona Devereux and Fergus McAuliffe.