Rob and Romesh are back for a fourth series of hit TV show, Rob & Romesh Vs. This series the boys take on the worlds of strongman competitions, the West End and restaurant management.

Look forward to the two funny men competing at the Arnold Sports Festival as Strongmen, appearing in Disney’s The Lion King musical and opening their own genuine restaurant.

In this episode Rob & Rom take on the West End, to see if they have what it takes to crack the world of musicals. To help them on their way, Rob & Rom meet up with West End superstar Samantha Barks to get some top-tips on how to become a successful performer. A quick singing lesson later and they’ve run into a huge problem…Rob can’t carry a tune.

The pair head to West End Live where they are served up a smorgasbord of musicals, in the hopes of finding one that tickles their fancy. But they quickly realise that the ability to sing and dance – which neither of them have - is fairly crucial to landing a role in a musical.

Despite their lack of talent, Samantha manages to pull some strings and sort out an audition for one of the West End’s biggest productions – The Lion King. Having fluffed their lines in their first audition, the pair see if they might be better suited to the role of a dancing lion. After failing that audition too, the team take pity on Rob & Rom and offer them a smaller, but equally important, role as wildebeest.

Samantha Barks is a highly sought-after musical theatre performer, who - at the time of filming – was starring as Elsa in the West End production of Frozen. Samantha has played a number of top musical roles, including Eponine in Les Misérables – a role which she later reprised in the 2012 film.

In the final episode of Rob & Romesh Vs Restaurants, it’s crunch time with the pair almost ready to open their own restaurant. With less than a week until opening, Rob & Rom take turns cooking for Michelin-starred chefs Tom Kerridge and Angela Hartnett so they can get some last-minute feedback.

Armed with some tips from the experts, Rob & Rom head to their venue to make some final decisions including the restaurant name and menu. Decisions made and the pair head off to the supermarket in search of ingredients so they can get prepping.

Hours later the restaurant is full, with renowned food critics Grace Dent and Jay Rayner amongst the patrons. An hour and a half later, dishes start to make their way out to the disgruntled guests. Finally, service is over and after just one night the restaurant closes.

Angela Hartnett is a Michelin-starred chef and one of the UK’s most loved restaurateurs. Having started as a protégé of Gordon Ramsay, she quickly made a name for herself cooking sophisticated, Italy-inspired dishes. In Rob & Rom Vs Restaurants, Angela samples some of Rob & Rom’s cooking ahead of their restaurant opening.

Grace Dent is a columnist and broadcaster, best known for being a restaurant critic for The Guardian. She has also appeared on MasterChef UK, Celebrity Masterchef and Great British Menu as a judge. In Rob & Romesh Vs, Grace joins fellow critic Jay Rayner to dine at the duo’s restaurant.

Jay Rayner is a journalist and the restaurant critic for The Observer. His television work includes appearances as a judge on Masterchef and presenting two series of Dispatches. In Rob & Romesh Vs, Jay joins fellow critic Grace Dent for a meal at Rob & Rom’s restaurant.

Yes. In series 4 of Rob & Romesh Vs, the pair take on the restaurant industry – even opening their own restaurant for one disastrous night. Safe to say the restaurant is no longer open!