Come Dine with Me

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Come Dine with Me

Swansea. Social worker Julie hosts a chilled-out slumber party for the final night. But she struggles to prepare - and pronounce - some of her ingredients. (Ep5/5)

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Series 36
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Swansea. Triathlete Tula brings a taste of the Costa Brava to Wales, with a Spanish menu and dress code. Will there be a punch-up over the paella? (Ep4/5)
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Swansea. Social carer Kola hopes to bring some high-class hip-hop swagger to the competition, with a red-carpet welcome, his mum's Nigerian recipes and a very peculiar dessert. (Ep3/5)
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Swansea. Salesman Ross thinks his guests lack class, so he plans a night of culinary sophistication. But he cooks everything to his own taste, including a very rare beef Wellington. (Ep2/5)
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Swansea. Performing arts director Anthony pulls up the curtain on his theatre-themed menu. But will a revelation from straight-talking Tula steal the show? (Ep1/5)
Series 30
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South London. Swedish businesswoman Charlotte Sundberg hosts the final night. Can an evening of schnapps, Swedish folk singing and classic Swedish cuisine win her the prize? (Ep5/5)
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South London. Trainee solicitor Raphael Steele hosts his first-ever dinner party with an ambitious Caribbean menu of ackee, saltfish and curried goat, and steelpan entertainment. (Ep4/5)
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South London. Print manager and live wire Licia Snow plans a laid-back evening with a few rustic and homely touches. But can she resist the urge to bicker with Michelle? (Ep3/5)
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South London. Pub manager and artist Matt Wren struggles with disasters in the kitchen. Meanwhile, two of his guests get into an argument and the other pair make eyes at each other! (Ep2/5)
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South London. Divorce lawyer Michelle Camacho takes her guests back to the 1970s with a retro menu of duck a l'orange, psychedelic coleslaw, groovy veg and a Bloody Mary sorbet. (Ep1/5)
Series 36
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Bournemouth. Flamboyant charity manager Jacqueline hopes to steal the show with her Michelin star-style partridge and black pudding Scotch eggs. (Ep5/5)
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Bournemouth. Spiritual Simone spices up the competition with a Bajan menu. But there's tension when Pippa probes Simone about the colour scheme in her student digs. (Ep4/5)
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Bournemouth. Country tweed-loving Pippa serves up a seafood-inspired menu. Hopefully her 'strawberry fish' dessert tastes better than it sounds. Will her night sink or swim? (Ep3/5)
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Bournemouth. Aristocratic vet Sir Henry hopes to charm his way to the prize with fine wine and good conversation, which is probably just as well, as his food is a bit forgettable... (Ep2/5)
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Bournemouth. Bar manager and musician Adie plans a night of fun, laughter and music, with trumpets and drums. But his tricky crustaceans prove hard for some of his guests to crack. (Ep1/5)
Series 30
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Dumfries and Galloway. On the final night, Tammy Rice hopes that her no-nonsense approach, traditional Scottish fare and a side order of straight-talking will bag her the prize. (Ep5/5)
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Dumfries and Galloway. Trainee teacher and DJ Josh Jones aims to broaden his guests' palates, with lamb pasanda and tandoori monkfish. But Tommy doesn't like spice or fish... (Ep4/5)
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Dumfries and Galloway. Can local radio DJ and funnyman Tommy Jardine impress his guests with his charisma, surprise Scottish main and a sheep auction? (Ep3/5)
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Dumfries and Galloway. Horse-mad banker Olive Melville wants to show her guests how to host a 'proper' dinner party. But how will her risky crab starter go down? (Ep2/5)
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Dumfries and Galloway. Hair salon owner and self-confessed Disney princess Charlene Fry-Henderson serves up some locally reared meat and bizarre cow-milking entertainment. (Ep1/5)
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