Britain's Favourite... - Episode Guide

Chocolate-loving celebs nibble their way through the Top 20.

Celebrity crisp fans appraise the nation's favourite snacks.

Celebrities munch their way through the chart toppers.

Two years ago, Channel 5 polled the nation to discover the country's favourite biscuit. Last time's placing of the ginger nut sparked a great deal of dispute and controversy, so it's time to do it all again. Now a host of new celebrity faces, including singer and actor Duncan James, Great British Bake Off contestant Liam Charles and food critic Grace Dent, see which biscuit will reign supreme this time around.

Britain spends more money on breakfast cereal every year than anywhere else in Europe, and in this show, the UK has voted to decide its favourite. Celebrities discuss the top 20, while reminiscing about classic cereal adverts. There's also a trip to the café where there is nothing but cereal on the menu, and a famous wheaty challenge is beefed up.

It is a four billion-pound market in the UK, but from sponges to sprays, which go-to housekeeping item will come out shining? Plus, at home with Barry Scott, and can DIY remedies give off-the-shelf solutions a run for their money?

Will the Curly Wurly leave the public in a twist? Are Galaxies out of this world? Or do we need a break from the Kit-Kat? Chocolate-loving celebrities give their thoughts as the chocolate champion is crowned.

Confectionery-loving celebrities crunch and chew their way through the public's chosen top 20 goodies, while reminiscing about sweet TV adverts from times gone by. One lucky competition winner heads to a factory to invent her own sweet, there's a visit to the world's oldest sweet shop and one of the UK's top competitive eaters tries to break a marshmallow-eating world record.

A host of famous faces delve, deliberate and devour their way through the country's top 20 desserts. There is also a visit to Derbyshire as the Bakewell Tart takes on its local rival, while the secrets of sticky toffee are revealed in the Lake District. Plus, the dreaded school dinner that might actually poison those who eat it.

A celebration of the best-loved dance craze records from across the past 50 years, featuring the likes of the Macarena, Vogue and Agadoo. This programme tells the stories of each song and its routine and there's footage of non-professionals attempting the moves, including the rich and famous.

A look at some of the most popular songs of the 1980s, an era when Wham!, Frankie Goes to Hollywood and Kylie made their debuts. It was also a time when Band Aid attempted to Feed the World, and Stock Aitken and Waterman-related acts dominated the charts. The Human League, Culture Club, Duran Duran, and Adam and the Ants also enjoyed plenty of Top 40 success.

A look back at some of the biggest pop bands of the seventies, kicking off in 1970 with the Osmonds and The Jackson 5. With performances by the Carpenters, Sister Sledge, the Nolans, Fleetwood Mac, Kool & the Gang, Ike & Tina Turner, Paul McCartney and Wings, Sparks and the B-52's.

A chance to have your very own karaoke party at home with all the family, as this programme counts down the 30 biggest and best karaoke tunes of all time. The lyrics will be on-screen, so all you have to do is grab a hairbrush (or other suitable pretend microphone) and get ready to sing your heart out! Which track will be crowned Britain's favourite?

A special celebrating the funniest sitcoms of the 1970s, with a host of celebrity guests. Cameras reveal how Michael Crawford performed all his own slapstick stunts in Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em, and how the cast of The Good Life bonded over pea pod burgundy. There's also a look at how Fawlty Towers became a huge hit, and how a real-life affair inspired Carla Lane to write suburban sitcom Butterflies. Featuring stand-out moments from The Last of The Summer Wine, The Liver Birds, The Rise and Fall of Reginald Perrin, Steptoe and Son, and Dad's Army.

A chance to have your very own karaoke party at home with all the family, as this programme counts down the 30 biggest and best karaoke tunes of all time. The lyrics will be on-screen, so all you have to do is grab a hairbrush (or other suitable pretend microphone) and get ready to sing your heart out! Which track will be crowned Britain's favourite?

In this definitive poll, we reveal the UK's favourite funny moment from our best-loved sitcom Christmas specials. Among the many featured series are The Vicar of Dibley, Only Fools and Horses, The Royle Family, Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em, merry mishaps from Victor Meldrew, Mrs Brown's Boys, The Office, Miranda, Gavin and Stacey and Dinner Ladies. Stars of the shows share their stories: including Leslie Ash, Lesley Joseph, Harriet Thorpe, Brendan O' Carroll and John Thomson. Plus, there's contributions from Christopher Biggins, Nina Wadia, John Sergeant, Sherrie Hewson and many others