Trisha opens the show telling us why she thought it was time to move from ITV to five, and we meet a woman whos afraid to come out of the house after her husband leaving her, later in the show Matthew Wright(of Five's The Wright Stuff and The Wright Stuff Extra) tells Trisha about how he and his girlfriend have suffered with her cancer. Trisha also hears some of the audience members who are also featured in the opening credits sequence, storys.

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Focusing on Teens wanting to become models, from different points of view, including a girl whos 15 years old and wants to be a glamour model and her supporting mother , a Childs Make-up party specialist, a 14 year old girl who wants to be a model and whose mum doesn't support her and the editor of Bliss Magazine.

Including Jason from Big Brother 5 talking about how he met up with his natural mum for the first time after he was evicted and a woman who found her brother and a man who found his brother-both the woman and man didn't know about these siblings. Theirs also a reunion between daughter and father at the end of the show.

Sylvia can't live with her man, can't live without him. She recently ended their six-year relationship due to a lack of affection, but he has since showered her with gifts. Should she take him back? And Steve is worried that his girlfriend's glamour modelling ambitions will split them up.

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Andrew describes how seventeen years of married bliss were shattered. And Raquel discusses how she walked out on a 9-to-5 job to become a dancer.

Trisha meets people who often suffer the prejudice of others, including a white witch, a post-op transsexual, Goths and a pair of pixies.

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Trisha meets women who feel a slave to their hormones. Nina says her newborn baby made her feel suicidal. Menopausal Karen's mood-swings are threatening her marriage. He wants the mood swings to stop. And Lisa I'Anson discusses her PMT.

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Forbes had a child at 48 but now fears for the future. David thinks it's unfair for parents to have children when they should be collecting their pension. Shirley is 43 and has thirteen kids and says she's not going to stop there! And when 50-year-old Carol's daughter died, Carole decided she was too old to bring up her grandchildren ? so she put them up for adoption.

We meet Jonathan Shalit manager of Big Brovaz and Jamelia, who judges the appearances of Ben, Kevin and Kevin all boyband hopefuls. He watches their renditions of Ronan Keating's ,""Life Is a Rollercoaster"". They debate different areas of being in a boyband. We then meet Gareth who was going to be on the show for that reason, until the night before the show was recorded, realising the reality. He's holding auditions for 2 more members with his best friend Lyndon the following day. We then meet Simon and his mum, Simon was in a boyband but had very big problems with his manager. Trisha then interviews ex-boyband members Matt Johnson and Nathan Moore and discovers were being in a boy-band has now landed them!

Your Valentine's card analysed. Trisha tries to help 58-year-old Janet find love after years being single. Maureen has been engaged to Frank for 28 years, but has no plans to marry. After turning him down over a hundred times, gave partner Darren the surprise of his life. And Jill married Pete where they first met at their local supermarket.

We hear from Stephen and Phil, who have struggled to adjust from nights on the town to nights in changing nappies. Alani became a stay-at-home dad after meeting older partner Darenda but they are often arguing and Darenda often threatens to leave and take the family with her.

A look at the ways people suffer from how they appear or think they appear. Including an interview with retired athlete Tessa Sanderson.

We meet people who's lifes were turned upside down when they found out their family's secrets.

What do men really think about women? Today men say where they think women are going wrong! John McCririck says that the most important thing in a woman is the size of her breasts. Dr Gary Wood says it's time we moved on from the old fashioned theory that men are from mars and women are from Venus and just get on with it! And male model Quintin let us know what he looks for in a lady.

When does a bit of 'rock and roll' turn into a lasting addiction that could potentially kill? Former boyband star Brian Harvey explains how one stupid off-the-cuff remark ended his career. Sheena found out that her 15-year-old son Neil was a drug dealer. Ten years on she still won't let him through her front door until he's proven he's off the drugs. Will Neil pass a drugs test?

Trisha helps couples who aren't getting enough from their relationship.

All our guests today admit they can be free with their fists. Jean's fiery moods have got so bad that one of her daughters has not spoken to her for two years. Minty wants to tell Donna that unless she learns to cut the clashes, their friendship is in trouble! Julie admits to having head butted her husband. He forgives her, claiming they have a volatile relationship. Is he just encouraging the explosions?

Today we'll be meeting the men who became mums, we'll make over the man who wants to look more like a lady and the eighteen-year-old desperate to come out of the closet. 61-year-old Elen (who is also Alan) wants to give her transgender friend a transformation. When Louise was 10-years-old her dad became her mum, Sarah. Then, Sarah went on to meet Lee who then became Kate? which left Louise with two mums.

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