Gary is so proud of his best friend Robbie performing his new song on the show, but will his pride be able to be kept under control ?

Gary bursts in the door of the house he shares with his fiancee Robbie with the most amazing news after his meeting with the record label, Polydor. Robbie seems fully supportive, but just how appreciative is her? Let's wait and see...

Gary Barlow in a blue suit. His fiancee weak at the knees. What else?

Gary is booked to present an award and also perform at a the Royal Albert Hall as part of the Royal Variety Performance. He's asked Robbie to join him for the night and be there for moral support for his performance. Robbie agrees naturally but says that Gary does not need the encouragement as he's going to smash it anyway. When Gary gets nervous just before the performance, will Robbie know how to calm his nerves and help him get ready for the gig?

After Gary performs to another sold-out crowd on his solo tour, he comes off the stage feeling extra happy tonight. Will he be able to control his libido long enough to get back to the hotel in time or will his ego explode before he makes it to the bedroom?

Gary is busy working out his anger in a frustrated spin class during a stressful trip to New York for Finding Neverland. Just as he gets in to his stride in the spinning, something, or better yet someone, catches his eye...but it isn't for the first time. Will he able to stay professional, or will his inner-carnal and mischievous self come to the fore too soon?

Gary asks Robbie to accompany him on a run through the LA hiking trails before breakfast. After they return for a good stretch and some food...but what exactly will they be eating?

After a UK and Ireland leg of the tour that was more successful than they could ever have hoped for, Gary and the boys are gearing up to take the Wonderland Tour down under to Australia and New Zealand. Gary is constantly reassuring his wife Chloe that everything will be alright. But it seems word aren't enough to get her to shut up. Is there another way ?

Gary and Robbie decide they need to get away from it all and have a nice break for themselves. the thing is, can they remain as "gentlemen" until the plane has at least reached cruising height?

After Robbie and Gary have a spat and then don't talk for a few days when Robbie is the other side of the world, can Gary see sense in what he has done wrong and be the grown-up he needs to be in order to save his marriage? Can Robbie, on the other hand, be less stubborn than usual and allow Gary the opportunity to say his piece and defend himself? See for yourself...