Sir Terry Wogan and Mason McQueen are in Tunbridge Wells in Kent. They take a stroll around the historic Pantiles, an old Regency arcade which is choc a bloc today with food shops including one for very discerning dogs. They have a cooking lesson from celebrity chef Rosemary Schrager, where Terry is severely chastised for his poor culinary skills. Mason's driving abilities are put to the test on the narrow country lanes and their visit to the garden of England is topped off a visit to a hop farm.

The London cab is navigating the winding country lanes of Dorset, where Sir Terry Wogan and Mason McQueen are tucking in to some top notch food from Dorchester. They find out about some of the famous names associated with the town and dine at the courtroom of hanging judge Judge Jeffreys, as well as tucking into pie and chips at Thomas Hardy's old architect's office. Their pursuit for the best local food takes them to a garlic farm, a chocolate factory and a manor house where the vicar supplies the local cider.