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Brian learns that Rush Limbaugh will be at a book signing at the Quahog Mall, and when he goes to give him a piece of his mind, Brian winds up having a change of heart instead, and he decides to switch his political affiliation.

Peter catches Lois’ father having an affair, and he is strong-armed into keeping the arrangement a secret, but a slip of the tongue results in Lois’ mother demanding a divorce, and Peter is put in charge of her father’s return to bachelorhood.

Animated adventures of a hapless CIA agent and his family. Unappreciated by Stan, Francine visits her parents over spring break. Yet the family is unaware of Roger's own plans to become the 'King of Spring Break,' as he invites college co-eds to come and party at their revamped home. While Steve tries to lose his virginity to Carmen Selectra, Stan's tastes lead him to Jessica, his new spring break buddy. Stan must now decide whether the booze cruise with Jessica is better than married life

Animated adventures of a hapless CIA agent and his family. Steve is chosen to sing the national anthem for the Langley Falls Veterans’ Day, but Stan does not think he is ready for it. In order to improve Steve’s vocal talents, he lets him experience real war to help him really understand US military prowess. However, things do not go right when Roger gets involved and Steve goes crazy

Futuristic fantasy sequel. Connor McLeod and his kinsman Duncan are Immortals, members of a secret clan who can be killed only through decapitation. The pair find themselves thrown into a tournament where Immortals, both good and evil, battle one another in a bid to become the last of their kind. However, with the evil Kell proving too powerful for anybody to take on alone, Connor and Duncan must join forces if they are to overcome their nemesis

Ashley McKenzie is one of Britain’s most successful young judo fighters and he’s in line for a place at the London 2012 Olympics. But there’s a problem - a diagnosis of severe ADHD has got Ashley into trouble all his life and in the last three years he’s been banned from the British judo squad four times for misconduct. One more ban and his chances of fighting at the Olympics will be gone. Ashley has six months to prove that he is good enough to compete for Britain and needs to win a medal at the toughest international judo competitions in the world. He also needs to make sure his behaviour doesn’t let him down. To keep himself on track, Ashley is leaving his mum and his childhood home to go and live with his tough, no-nonsense ex-Olympian coach, where the new level of discipline required pushes him to the limit

Richard Bacon and Olympic hurdling medallist Colin Jackson count down numbers 50 to 26 of the top 50 sublime, ridiculous and agonising moments from the modern Olympic Games. They range from heart-warming stories like Kelly Holmes winning two gold medals at the age of 34 and Steve Redgrave’s five gold medal haul from successive games, to the inconsolable Derek Redmond being carried across the finish line by his father. There is even room for Eric ’The Eel’ Moussambani, who swam the slowest heat in Olympic history, plus a visit to a group of ex-Olympians all living happily together in a retirement home. These moments are replayed with reflections from some of Britain’s greatest ever Olympians, intercut with witty ponderings from comedians. Featuring Kelly Holmes, Sharon Davies, Sally Gunnell, Chris Boardman, Iwan Thomas, Ade Adepitan, Dean Macey, Kelly Sotherton, Christian O’Connell, Ricky Norwood and Will Best

Ore Oduba and Sonali Shah present the series following the fortunes of Olympic hopefuls in the build-up to London 2012. The team investigates teenage diving star Tom Daley’s chances of success at the Games after criticism over his media commitments. NBA basketball star and Team GB member Luol Deng goes back to his London roots, while Britain’s trio of world champion triathletes invite the team along to their winter training camp in Lanzarote

In a final edition of the show ahead of the Games, the team join some of the likely stars of the London Olympics, including swimming world champion Rebecca Adlington and high-profile heptathlete Jessica Ennis. Ben Ainslie takes us on board in his bid for a fourth successive sailing gold medal, while we look back to the Searle brothers’ unlikely rowing victory at the 1992 Barcelona Games and join younger brother Greg’s bid for gold 20 years on. Ore Oduba and Sonali Shah present

Another chance to see Gary Lineker and Clare Balding present coverage from the Olympics, where once again the focus is on the Aquatics Centre. Much is expected of Britain’s Ellen Gandy, world silver medallist in the women’s 200m butterfly final. Plus regular reports on Britain’s final men’s preliminary football match, taking place at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff. Swimming events: 7.30 Men’s 200m breaststroke final. 7.38 Women’s 100m freestyle semi-finals. 7.47 Men’s 200m backstroke semi-finals. 8.09 Women’s 200m butterfly final. 8.17 Men’s 100m freestyle final. 8.24 Women’s 200m breaststroke semi-finals. 8.36 Men’s 200m individual medley semi-finals. 8.57 Women’s 4 x 200m freestyle relay final. With commentary by Andy Jameson, Adrian Moorhouse and Sharron Davies

Rebecca Adlington is in action in the heats of the women’s 800m freestyle. Meanwhile, it’s a busy day at Weymouth on the fifth day of the sailing regatta. Plus news of progress in some of the other sports in progress on day six of the Games. Swimming: 10.00 Men’s 50m freestyle heats. 10.27 Women’s 800m freestyle heats. 11.21 Men’s 100m butterfly heats. 11.46 Women’s 200m backstroke heats. Swimming commentators: Andy Jameson, Adrian Moorhouse and Sharron Davies. Sailing commentators: Shirley Robertson, Richard Simmonds, Leigh McMillan and Rob Walker

The final two medals are decided in canoe slalom and the best female individual gymnast is crowned. Canoe slalom: 1.30 Canoe double (C2) men’s semi-final. 2.12 Kayak (K1) women’s semi-final. 3.18 Canoe double (C2) men’s final. 3.57 Kayak (K1) women’s final. The canoe slalom commentators are Paul Dickenson and Helen Reeves. Artistic gymnastics: 4.30 Women’s individual all-around final. Commenatary caomes from Matt Baker, Christine Still and Mitch Fenner

The evening starts with hockey as the British women play their third preliminary match against Belgium. Then Britain’s men’s basketball team take on Beijing silver medallists Spain, followed by the start of the men’s volleyball match between Great Britain and Italy. Plus news and action of other British teams and competitors in action. 7.00 Hockey. 8.30 Basketball. 10.00 Volleyball. Hockey commentators: Barry Davies and Mel Clulow. Basketball commentators: Mike Carlson and John Amaechi. Volleyball commentator: Jonathan Legard

Lauren plucks up the courage to tell a horrified Tanya and Max the truth behind Ian’s disappearance. Michael feels lonely and isolated when he faces the reality of becoming a full-time father. Joey meddles between Anthony and Alice

Series in which teenagers take their first summer holiday abroad without their parents, who, unbeknown to the kids, secretly watch everything that unfolds. Andy and Adina both hit the party town of Malia. Andy leaves behind his doting mum for the holiday of a lifetime with his best mates, while wild child Adina escapes the clutches of her over-protective mum for her first girls’ holiday. For the boys, there is a competition as to who can pull the most women. At the end of the night Andy’s friends meet girls and leave him and as revenge Andy sets off a fire extinguisher in their room, getting the boys thrown out of their hotel. On the other side of the island, Adina has one thing on her mind - boys. With mum out of the picture she is on a man hunt. Adina’s mum cannot bear to watch when she sees her getting intimate with a boy, and it only gets worse as the week progresses. Finally, it is time for the parents to reveal themselves, but Andy’s extreme reaction shocks everyone