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- David Clarke, chief executive officer of Best Western, spends five days undercover as a new recruit in the company. (en)
- The co-owner of nationwide retailer Pets Corner goes undercover in his own business to see if a potentially risky multi-million pound investment to grow the business is likely to succeed. (en)
- Pam Finnis, managing director of one of Britain's biggest care home firms, goes undercover to investigate standards of care. (en)
- Brian Brick, Chief Executive of Moss Bros, goes undercover to see how his cost-cutting methods have impacted on customer experience and the company's staff. (en)
- Colin Drummond, chief executive officer of Viridor, spends five days as a new recruit working at the sharp end of his business. (en)
- Andy Edge, company director of Park Resorts, goes undercover in a variety of entry level jobs. Throughout his two weeks undercover, he experiences what it is like to be a cleaner, laundry hand, kitchen hand, waiter and entertainer. (en)
- Martyn Birks, the director of Poundworld, goes undercover to discover why some of the budget chain's stores are failing to perform as well as expected, and why employee turnover is high. (en)
- Company director William Reeve goes undercover on the shop floor of multi million pound gaming business Paddy Power. (en)
- Gunnar Blomdahl, CEO of one of the UK's biggest ferry companies, Stena Line, goes undercover on some of his own fleet of ships to find out if the business is delivering its promise of convenient, efficient and relaxing travel. (en)
- Chief Executive Simon Kossoff goes undercover as his restaurant chain Carluccio's plans to double in size in five years. He's keen to expose problems that could jeopardise successful growth. (en)
- Kevan Collins, the boss of London's Tower Hamlets council, goes undercover in the housing and homeless office and alongside community law enforcement officers. (en)
- Peter Harvey, boss of slot machine company Quicksilver, adopts a dramatic disguise and goes undercover in the hope of working undetected alongside his frontline staff. (en)
- Eleanor Kelly, Chief Executive of south London's Southwark Council, wants to see how slashed budgets are affecting the borough's services, residents and an often under-appreciated staff. (en)
- Narin Ganesh, finance director of Crown Worldwide, pretends to be a redundant office worker to find out the operations of the company at the ground level. (en)
- Marija Simovic, chief operating officer of Harry Ramsden's, goes undercover to find out why their 80-year-old brand is struggling. (en)
- Mark Goldring, CEO of Oxfam - one of Britain's largest charities, goes undercover to see whether the charity is maxmising fundraising opportunities and spending funds efficiently. (en)
- Chief Executive Ian Wakelin goes undercover in Biffa, the waste and recycling company. (en)
- More than a year after being the first boss to go undercover in his own company for the programme Undercover Boss returns to see what lasting effect their presence has had on the company. (en)
- After years in the boardroom, Geoff Zeidler of Securitas goes undercover, to be blown away by the sacrifices his security officers make and the violence and racial abuse they encounter through just doing their job. (en)
- Andrew Withers, boss of Southern Fried Chicken, goes undercover in his fast food franchise, and is shocked by what he discovers about the standards, staff, food and customers. (en)
- Managing Director Nikki King goes undercover at truck dealers Isuzu Trucks UK. (en)
- Fouad Haghighat goes undercover in his dad's pizza delivery company to discover some shocking health and safety breaches, but also some inspirational workers. (en)
- Ann Summers CEO Jacqueline Gold sends her sister Vanessa undercover at the adult retailer Ann Summers. (en)
- The Blue Cross, one of the UK's leading animal welfare charities, undergoes the Undercover Boss treatment as Kim Hamilton takes a turn cleaning dog kennels and helping cats give birth. (en)
- Senior director Bims Alalade goes undercover in the world's largest and oldest youth charity to see how massive budget cuts have affected facilities, staff and residents. (en)
- Chief Operating Officer Kevin McCullough goes undercover at npower, one of the UK's top utility companies. (en)
- With government funding down and competition increasing, pharmacy chain Rowlands has seen its turnover drop by £20 million, so managing director Kenny Black goes undercover to investigate. (en)
- Stephen Martin, chief executive officer the Clugston Group, trades in his suit for a hard hat when he pours concrete, works in blast-furnaces, tests his carpentry skills and works night-shifts repairing roads. (en)
- Chief Executive Phil Couchman heads back to the frontline to work alongside his staff. Terrified of losing even a single customer to the competition, Phil aims to find out if workers are delivering the top notch service he expects. (en)
- Paul Fisher, the boss of Jockey Club Racecourses, poses as a new entry-level casual employee to find out how his company really works. (en)
- Company director Ray Pope steps out from his cosy office and into very unfamiliar territory by going undercover on the shopfloor of multi-million pound car giant Hyundai. (en)
- Former celebrity hairdresser Jacqui McIntosh, now a senior manager of The Francesco Group, is on a mission to find out why the company's profits are down. (en)
- The CEO of Britain's biggest nightclub chain, which includes well-known brands Oceana, Liquid, and Lava and Ignite, goes undercover in his own business. (en)
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