Episode 5 of Isle of Wight Channel 5 TV series airs tonight

A number of familiar faces appear in episode five of Isle of Wight: Jewel of the South.

Tonight, cameras visit a number of favourite Island destinations, including Adgestone Vineyard and Godshill's model village.

Back on the box will be farmer and bee keeper, Mary Case who finds out if her 60 bee colonies have survived the winter, while also welcoming 350 new lambs.

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Hotellier Howard Spooner is turning his attention to The George Hotel's summer menu, developed by his 2 Michelin Star Chef, Claude. 

Hoping more than planes take off at Sandown Airport, meanwhile, is owner Dan Subhani.

Alongside wife Tracey he is getting ready to rise his replica model of the Black Arrow - a satellite carrying rocket built in the 1960’s that represents the Island’s key part to British Aeronautics. 

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In Bembridge, award-winning underwater photographer and Marine Biologist Theo Vickers is heading to the shores of the beach. 

Back on dry land, Adgestone Vineyard owners Russ and Philippa plant some new vines, and survey the potential impact the weather may have on this years crop.

Mary and Geoff (Image: Channel 5; Isle of Wight: Jewel of the South)

Stuart Dyer (Image: Channel 5; Isle of Wight: Jewel of the South)

And in Godshill, model village owners Stuart and Penny Dyer take on the mammoth task of making sure their tiny town is picture postcard perfect for the summer season.

Isle of Wight: Jewel of the South was supposed to end on episode four, but has been extended by popular demand.

Tonight's episode airs at 8pm on Channel 5.