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Kick the Can: Michelle goes head-to-head with a group of hipsters when she tries to organise a day of fun with old friends. Strong language and adult humour. (S1, ep 5).

Ghost in Chains: Brett makes a new friend who helps him get in touch with himself, while Tina helps Alex land an audition. Strong language and adult humour. (S1, ep 6).

A Cold Mom, A Brother Daddy and A Prison Baby: Ben's mum arrives after an unexpected death and unveils shocking new from the past. Becky and Emilio spend more time together. (S3, ep 7).

Young Love, Older Lions and Middle-Aged Hyenas: Harris brings home her new friend, Josh, leaving the family questioning his intentions. Becky and Ben face family drama. (S3, ep 8).

Promotions, Podcasts and Magic Tea: Darlene earns a promotion at Wellman Plastics, while Ben decides on a new career path. Jackie makes an emotional revelation. (S3, ep 9).

Who are Bosses, Boats and Ekhart Tolle?: Chuck's new purchase creates a rift, while Darlene hires her first assistant. Jackie is focuses on her dream of appearing on Jeopardy! (S3, ep 10).

Panic Attacks, Hardware Store and Big Mouth Billy Bass: Darlene starts to feel the pressures of her new job. Meanwhile, Dan attempts to help Ben out at the hardware store. (S3, ep 11).

Morning After: On the night after the election, Selina finds a possible road to victory. Meanwhile Amy has to decide if she's back or not. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 1).

Nev-AD-a: As the team try to win Selina the presidency, she brings in respected Washington figure Bob Bradley, aka 'The Eagle'. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S5, ep 2).

The Eagle: Selina causes havoc when she accidentally tweets a private message from the White House's official Twitter account. Strong language/flashing images. (S5, ep 3).

Mother: Selina is forced to put the recount drama on the backburner when her mother suffers a stroke. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S5, ep 4).

Thanksgiving: Selina observes Thanksgiving as only she can, Ben and Kent tackle a crisis and Dan goes to work for Tom James. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S5, ep 5).

The Bare Midriff: Larry and Jerry consider incorporating Larry's latest real-life experience - involving a bare-midriffed assistant and a crying Jesus - into the reunion show. (S7, ep 6).

The Black Swan: Larry has a bad day on the golf course when he gets stuck behind a slow player. (S7, ep 7).

Officer Krupke: Jeff's indiscretion forces Larry to embrace his feminine side; Cheryl has competition for a Seinfeld role; a local law officer shares an unusual name. (S7, ep 8).

The Table Read: The Seinfeld reunion cast have their first table read. (S7, ep 9).

Seinfeld: In the season finale, a returned favour costs Larry quality time with Cheryl. (S7, ep 10).

Valentine's Day: Michael puts himself and Jan in a tricky position as he visits Dunder Mifflin's head office in New York on Valentine's Day. (S2, ep 16).

Dwight's Speech: Michael tries to help Dwight prepare his acceptance speech after he is named Dunder Mifflin's Salesman of the Year. (S2, ep 17).

Take Your Daughter To Work Day: As the employees bring their daughters into work, Michael finds himself bonding with the child of his nemesis, Toby. (S2, ep 18).

Michael's Birthday: As the staff anxiously await the results of Kevin's skin cancer test, Michael tries to get everyone to celebrate his birthday. (S2, ep 19).

Drug Testing: Dwight takes it upon himself to investigate every member of staff as he searches for the owner of a joint he found in the car park. (S2, ep 20).

No Strings Attached: Charlotte helps Lily through a crisis. A gift from Lisette makes Carrie doubt whether she is willing to continue to let go. (S1, ep 9).

Seeing the Light: Charlotte throws herself into planning the ultimate transformation ritual for her child. Che upsets Miranda. Carrie tries to find closure. (S1, ep 10).

Jack Black is here to host this week's SNL, joined by musical guests Elton John and Brandi Carlile. (S50, ep 16).

Dramedy: Ari has a bust-up with Lizzie Grant over a promotion, while Eric is annoyed when Vince befriends his colleague. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S7, ep 3).

Tequila Sunrise: Scott's friendship with Vince angers Eric, while Ari ponders forming an NFL team. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S7, ep 4).

The Show Must Go On, Probably?: The dark comedy following the journey of a depressed, low-rent hitman from the Midwest returns. Starring Bill Hader. (S2, ep 1).

The Power of No: Barry struggles to pull off an important hit as he faces pressure from Noho Hank. Gene confronts his past and Sally's agent leaves her disappointed. (S2, ep 2).

It's About Time: In the season two opener, Hannah has a new flatmate and a new man, while times are tough for Marnie. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S2, ep 1).

I Get Ideas: Hannah receives some unwelcome criticism from boyfriends past and present, while Marnie is forced to make a career compromise. Strong language/mature themes. (S2, ep 2).

Proof of Concept: Richard is distracted by a girl he briefly dated and Erlich's connection to a judge threatens Pied Piper. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S1, ep 7).

Optimal Tip-To-Tip Efficiency: Pied Piper competes against Gavin Belson at TechCrunch Disrupt. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S1, ep 8).

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Party Time: Michelle throws a fundraising party, while Brett enters a new state of mind. Mary Steenburgen guest stars. Strong language and adult humour. (S1, ep 7).

Not So Together: In the season finale, Alex gets a big break, while Michelle and Brett look to be heading down different paths. Strong language and adult humour. (S1, ep 8).

A Stomach Ache, a Heartbreak and a Grave Mistake: Mark is convinced he has COVID-19. When Jackie visits Roseanne's grave, she is appalled by the headstone next to it. (S3, ep 12).

Walden Pond, A Staycation and the Axis Powers: Dan feels helpless when Louise refuses to let him put himself at risk for her. Jackie recruits Neville to tackle negative reviews. (S3, ep 13).

Money, Booze and Lies: Becky meets up with an old friend and feels pressured to impress him. Dan questions his position at the hardware store, leading to a fight with Ben. (S3, ep 14).

An Old Dog, New Tricks and A Ticket to Ride: Becky struggles to balance work, study and spending family time with her daughter. Meanwhile, Dan fosters an elderly dog. (S3, ep 15).

A Fast Car, A Sudden Loss, and A Slow Decline: Darlene learns some shocking news about an old friend, and the Conners family comes together to help someone close to them. (S3. ep 16).

C***gate: With the US on the brink of financial meltdown, Selina must make an important decision. Strong language/flashing images. (S5, ep 6).

Congressional Ball: Selina looks to bolster her alliances at the White House Christmas party. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S5, ep 7).

Camp David: Selina takes Catherine to Camp David before Christmas, while Amy and Dan attempt to humanise Jonah. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 8).

Kissing Your Sister: Catherine and Marjorie have a fight, Mike prepares for his babies and Selina is interviewed. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S5, ep 9).

Inauguration: As Selina and her staff get ready for inauguration day, Mike suffers from exhaustion and Catherine gets a makeover. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 10).

The Divorce: Larry fires his divorce lawyer when he finds out he's not Jewish, and gets caught up with a Girl Scout whose dad owns the Los Angeles Dodgers. (S8, ep 1).

The Safe House: Larry becomes a role model for abused women and Richard Lewis's relationship with a burlesque performer is put to the test. (S8, ep 2).

Palestinian Chicken: Jeff's daughter Sami blackmails Larry into being a 'social assassin'. (S8, ep 3).

The Smiley Face: Larry vows to topple a sacred dating taboo, and regrets making concessions to his new office neighbour. Meanwhile, Jeff's alibi to get out of a dinner backfires. (S8, ep 4).

Vow of Silence: A failed alibi has consequences, the Greenes' dog is denied a last meal and Larry confronts a buffet-line transgressor. (S8, ep 5).

Conflict Resolution: Michael discovers files on all of the complaints the staff have made about one another and decides to read them aloud to the office. (S2, ep 21).

Casino Night: Michael's plan for a staff casino night goes awry when he accidentally invites both Jan and Carol to be his date. Season finale. (S2, ep 22).

Gay Witch Hunt: Michael accidentally reveals Oscar's secret to the entire team, while Jim settles into life at the Stamford office. (S3, ep 1).

The Convention: Michael and Dwight attend a convention in Philadelphia where they run into Jim and his new boss, Josh. (S3, ep 2).

The Coup: Michael discovers Dwight and Angela's plans to replace him, while Jim struggles with a team-building exercise in Stamford. (S3, ep 3).

Jon Hamm is here to host this week's SNL, joined by musical guest Lizzo. (S50, ep 17).

Recorded live in London in 2004, Ricky Gervais delivers another smash-hit show covering everything from being mistaken for Johnny Vegas to politics and beyond. Strong language/adult humour.

Jon Hamm is here to host this week's SNL, joined by musical guest Lizzo. (S50, ep 17).

New. The Emmy-nominated comedy returns for season four, as the famous televangelist family continue their offer of salvation. to the highest bidder. (S4, ep 5).

Sex and the Country: Aidan drags Carrie on a weekend away to a rustic cottage, which puts their relationship - and Carrie's patience - to the test. (S4, ep 9).

Belles of the Balls: Big invades Carrie and Aidan's country getaway, Miranda tries to cheer Steve up after his surgery and Samantha goes for a big PR job. (S4, ep 10).

Breaking the Ice: Frances enlists Diane and Dallas to get intel on Robert's romantic life post-divorce. (S2, ep 5).

Losing It: Frances and Robert try to establish new ground rules for the kids, and for their own dating behaviour. (S2, ep 6).

The Specimen Collector: In the season three finale, a scientist wakes up to find herself inside a lush, rapidly growing jungle. (S3, ep 12).

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Sand Hill Shuffle: Legal woes and a meddling competitor threaten the guys' Pied Piper music app. Contains strong language. (S2, ep 1).

Runaway Devaluation: The guys struggle to find a backer for their app amid a host of legal and financial woes. Contains strong language. (S2, ep 2).

Regrets, Rehabs and Realtors: Dan encounters a surprise visitor who shares some unsolicited advice, leaving him feeling guilty. Meanwhile, Darlene welcomes a new employee. (S3, ep 17).

Cheating, Revelations and A Box of Doll Heads: Mark is stressed and exhausted from studying for an important entrance exam, so Darlene steps in to help. (S3, ep 18).

Morning After: On the night after the election, Selina finds a possible road to victory. Meanwhile Amy has to decide if she's back or not. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 1).

Nev-AD-a: As the team try to win Selina the presidency, she brings in respected Washington figure Bob Bradley, aka 'The Eagle'. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S5, ep 2).

Girlfriends: Bret and Jemaine use the language of love to charm two ladies who work in a bakery, while Murray continues his quest to find an elusive record deal for the band. (S1, ep 8).

What Goes on Tour: Murray's relationship with the band reaches breaking point after Bret and Jemaine go wild during a tour that he has arranged. (S1, ep 9).

The Hero: Larry plays the accidental hero, while Jeff's courtship of Ricky Gervais goes awry. (S8, ep 6).

The Bi-Sexual: Larry competes with Rosie O'Donnell for the same woman, explores the nuances of Japanese bows and refuses lunch with an LA acquaintance. (S8, ep 7).

Morning After: On the night after the election, Selina finds a possible road to victory. Meanwhile Amy has to decide if she's back or not. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 1).

Nev-AD-a: As the team try to win Selina the presidency, she brings in respected Washington figure Bob Bradley, aka 'The Eagle'. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S5, ep 2).

Girlfriends: Bret and Jemaine use the language of love to charm two ladies who work in a bakery, while Murray continues his quest to find an elusive record deal for the band. (S1, ep 8).

What Goes on Tour: Murray's relationship with the band reaches breaking point after Bret and Jemaine go wild during a tour that he has arranged. (S1, ep 9).

Sand Hill Shuffle: Legal woes and a meddling competitor threaten the guys' Pied Piper music app. Contains strong language. (S2, ep 1).

Runaway Devaluation: The guys struggle to find a backer for their app amid a host of legal and financial woes. Contains strong language. (S2, ep 2).

Grief Counseling: There's a double helping of grief in store for the office staff as Michael announces the death of both his old boss and a small bird. (S3, ep 4).

Initiation: Dwight puts Ryan through an unconventional sales initiation out on his family beet farm. Meanwhile, Jan asks Pam to record Michael's activities. (S3, ep 5).

A Fast Car, A Sudden Loss, and A Slow Decline: Darlene learns some shocking news about an old friend, and the Conners family comes together to help someone close to them. (S3. ep 16).

Regrets, Rehabs and Realtors: Dan encounters a surprise visitor who shares some unsolicited advice, leaving him feeling guilty. Meanwhile, Darlene welcomes a new employee. (S3, ep 17).

Vow of Silence: A failed alibi has consequences, the Greenes' dog is denied a last meal and Larry confronts a buffet-line transgressor. (S8, ep 5).

The Hero: Larry plays the accidental hero, while Jeff's courtship of Ricky Gervais goes awry. (S8, ep 6).

Comedian John Oliver hosts an in-depth, satirical look at developments from the past seven days in news, politics and current events. (S12, ep 8).

The always acerbic comic Bill Maher welcomes a panel of three guests from diverse parts of the political spectrum for a lively discussion of current events. (S23, ep 11).

Comedian John Oliver hosts an in-depth, satirical look at developments from the past seven days in news, politics and current events. (S12, ep 8).

Iowa: Expect one eventful presidential campaign as Selina resets her sights on the Oval Office in the final series of the hit comedy. Contains strong language and adult humour (S7, ep 1).

Discovery Weekend: At an Aspen retreat for rich donors, Selina deals with potential adversaries and allies. Contains strong language and adult humour (S7, ep 2).

Opening: After opening his relationship with Mike, Jerrod struggles with jealousy and the rules of non-monogamy. (S1, ep 7).

Cynthia: When his mother comes to visit, Jerrod is haunted by echoes of childhood and torn between the impulse to reconcile or confront her. Season finale. (S1, ep 8).

Sand Hill Shuffle: Legal woes and a meddling competitor threaten the guys' Pied Piper music app. Contains strong language. (S2, ep 1).

Runaway Devaluation: The guys struggle to find a backer for their app amid a host of legal and financial woes. Contains strong language. (S2, ep 2).

The Murderer: Twentysomething Logan gathers four friends for an intimate performance from the enigmatic, long-lost musician Graham Husker - with very specific instructions. (S4, ep 1).

Star Time: An unlikely source spurs Sam to confront her history of addiction. (S4, ep 2).

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Bad Money: Monica is forced to deal with a high-strung Laurie, while Gavin finds a new strategy in dealing with Pied Piper. Contains strong language. (S2, ep 3).

The Lady: Richard and Erlich clash over a potential hire, a new female employee makes Dinesh and Gilfoyle suspicious and Big Head gets promoted. Contains strong language. (S2, ep 4).

Jeopardé, Sobrieté, and Infidelité: Darlene makes a decision about her trip to Hawaii, leading to a heated encounter with Barb. Becky gives a presentation to Mark's class. (S3, ep 19).

Two Proposals, A Homecoming and A Bear: Two proposals bring big changes to the Conner family. Meanwhile, Jackie uses her Jeopardy! infamy to her advantage. (S3, ep 20).

The Eagle: Selina causes havoc when she accidentally tweets a private message from the White House's official Twitter account. Strong language/flashing images. (S5, ep 3).

Mother: Selina is forced to put the recount drama on the backburner when her mother suffers a stroke. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S5, ep 4).

New Fans: Mel is unhappy when the band manages to gain two additional fans. Murray, meanwhile, is keen for the guys to adopt more of a rock star approach to life. (S1, ep 10).

The Actor: A well-intentioned plan backfires after the 'semi-professional' actor Bret and Jemaine hire to cheer Murray up gets a little too carried away with the role. (S1, ep 11).

Car Periscope: Larry and Jeff weigh up whether to invest in a new invention. Meanwhile, Wanda Sykes cuts in on Larry's exercise schedule. (S8, ep 8).

Mister Softee: An ice-cream truck triggers a painful childhood memory for Larry and causes havoc in his life. (S8, ep 9).

The Eagle: Selina causes havoc when she accidentally tweets a private message from the White House's official Twitter account. Strong language/flashing images. (S5, ep 3).

Mother: Selina is forced to put the recount drama on the backburner when her mother suffers a stroke. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S5, ep 4).

New Fans: Mel is unhappy when the band manages to gain two additional fans. Murray, meanwhile, is keen for the guys to adopt more of a rock star approach to life. (S1, ep 10).

The Actor: A well-intentioned plan backfires after the 'semi-professional' actor Bret and Jemaine hire to cheer Murray up gets a little too carried away with the role. (S1, ep 11).

Bad Money: Monica is forced to deal with a high-strung Laurie, while Gavin finds a new strategy in dealing with Pied Piper. Contains strong language. (S2, ep 3).

The Lady: Richard and Erlich clash over a potential hire, a new female employee makes Dinesh and Gilfoyle suspicious and Big Head gets promoted. Contains strong language. (S2, ep 4).

Diwali: The staff join Kelly at a local Diwali celebration, where Michael is inspired to take a romantic leap. Meanwhile, Jim works late in Stamford. (S3, ep 6).

Branch Closing: Jan reveals that the Scranton branch is being closed, forcing Dwight and Michael to resort to desperate measures to save the office. (S3, ep 7).

Cheating, Revelations and A Box of Doll Heads: Mark is stressed and exhausted from studying for an important entrance exam, so Darlene steps in to help. (S3, ep 18).

Jeopardé, Sobrieté, and Infidelité: Darlene makes a decision about her trip to Hawaii, leading to a heated encounter with Barb. Becky gives a presentation to Mark's class. (S3, ep 19).

The Bi-Sexual: Larry competes with Rosie O'Donnell for the same woman, explores the nuances of Japanese bows and refuses lunch with an LA acquaintance. (S8, ep 7).

Car Periscope: Larry and Jeff weigh up whether to invest in a new invention. Meanwhile, Wanda Sykes cuts in on Larry's exercise schedule. (S8, ep 8).

No Strings Attached: Charlotte helps Lily through a crisis. A gift from Lisette makes Carrie doubt whether she is willing to continue to let go. (S1, ep 9).

Seeing the Light: Charlotte throws herself into planning the ultimate transformation ritual for her child. Che upsets Miranda. Carrie tries to find closure. (S1, ep 10).

Breaking the Ice: Frances enlists Diane and Dallas to get intel on Robert's romantic life post-divorce. (S2, ep 5).

Losing It: Frances and Robert try to establish new ground rules for the kids, and for their own dating behaviour. (S2, ep 6).

Kevin Hart is as funny as ever in his first stand-up special for three years in front of a sold-out crowd at Resort World in Las Vegas. Contains strong language and adult humour.

Past = Present X Future Over Yesterday: As part of a class project, Gene tasks Barry with revisiting his past. Sally reflects on her own personal history. (S2, ep 3).

What?!: Barry's patience is tested when a blast from Sally's past arrives in LA. Gene tries to give Barry a boost when he gets a nice surprise. (S2, ep 4).

New. The Emmy-nominated comedy returns for season four, as the famous televangelist family continue their offer of salvation. to the highest bidder. (S4, ep 6).

Bad Money: Monica is forced to deal with a high-strung Laurie, while Gavin finds a new strategy in dealing with Pied Piper. Contains strong language. (S2, ep 3).

The Lady: Richard and Erlich clash over a potential hire, a new female employee makes Dinesh and Gilfoyle suspicious and Big Head gets promoted. Contains strong language. (S2, ep 4).

Avalanche: With the help of therapeutic dolls, retired pro wrestler Raw Dog Avalanche taps into his memory of an epic bout gone wrong. (S4, ep 3).

Bangs: At her divorce party, Eva overhauls her potentially life-changing decision to get bangs. (S4, ep 4).

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Server Space: A stressed-out Richard struggles to find Pied Piper office space and riles a nosy neighbour in the process. Contains strong language. (S2, ep 5).

Homicide: Pied Piper tries to get one over on Hooli by livestreaming a big stunt, while Gilfoyle and Dinesh start brainstorming. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S2, ep 6).

Trucking Live in Front of a Fully Vaccinated Studio Audience: The Conners continue to deal with the pandemic while navigating breakups and sobriety as they plan a wedding. (S4, ep 1).

Education, Corruption, and Damnation: After Ben declines Darlene's proposal, she starts to ponder why she tends to be so negative in life. (S4, ep 2).

Thanksgiving: Selina observes Thanksgiving as only she can, Ben and Kent tackle a crisis and Dan goes to work for Tom James. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S5, ep 5).

C***gate: With the US on the brink of financial meltdown, Selina must make an important decision. Strong language/flashing images. (S5, ep 6).

The Third Conchord: Tensions mount after Murray hires a bongo player for the band without consulting Bret and Jemaine. Could this spell the end of the Conchords? (S1, ep 12).

A Good Opportunity: Jemaine and Bret discover that life without a manager is more difficult than they imagined when they decide to fire Murray. (S2, ep 1).

Larry vs Michael J Fox: Larry accuses Michael J Fox of harassment, Jeff takes a bullet for Susie and Larry is scolded for giving an inappropriate gift to Jennifer's son. (S8, ep 10).

Foisted!: He's back, and nothing has changed. Larry tries to rid himself of an inept assistant, offends Jeff's barber and gets into hot water over a new project. (S9, ep 1).

Thanksgiving: Selina observes Thanksgiving as only she can, Ben and Kent tackle a crisis and Dan goes to work for Tom James. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S5, ep 5).

C***gate: With the US on the brink of financial meltdown, Selina must make an important decision. Strong language/flashing images. (S5, ep 6).

The Third Conchord: Tensions mount after Murray hires a bongo player for the band without consulting Bret and Jemaine. Could this spell the end of the Conchords? (S1, ep 12).

A Good Opportunity: Jemaine and Bret discover that life without a manager is more difficult than they imagined when they decide to fire Murray. (S2, ep 1).

Server Space: A stressed-out Richard struggles to find Pied Piper office space and riles a nosy neighbour in the process. Contains strong language. (S2, ep 5).

Homicide: Pied Piper tries to get one over on Hooli by livestreaming a big stunt, while Gilfoyle and Dinesh start brainstorming. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S2, ep 6).

The Merger: As the Stamford and Scranton teams merge, Pam and Jim reunite and Michael meets his new staff. (S3, ep 8).

The Convict: After he learns that a former Stamford employee has spent time in prison, Michael decides to give the staff a presentation on life behind bars. (S3, ep 9).

Two Proposals, A Homecoming and A Bear: Two proposals bring big changes to the Conner family. Meanwhile, Jackie uses her Jeopardy! infamy to her advantage. (S3, ep 20).

Trucking Live in Front of a Fully Vaccinated Studio Audience: The Conners continue to deal with the pandemic while navigating breakups and sobriety as they plan a wedding. (S4, ep 1).

Mister Softee: An ice-cream truck triggers a painful childhood memory for Larry and causes havoc in his life. (S8, ep 9).

Larry vs Michael J Fox: Larry accuses Michael J Fox of harassment, Jeff takes a bullet for Susie and Larry is scolded for giving an inappropriate gift to Jennifer's son. (S8, ep 10).

New. The Emmy-nominated comedy returns for season four, as the famous televangelist family continue their offer of salvation. to the highest bidder. (S4, ep 6).

Desperate for a baby, Allison and Deacon rob their dodgy boss Alfie to pay for IVF. Can they get away with it? Strong language. (S1, ep 1).

As Allison starts IVF, pressure mounts. Deacon asks his creepy uncle to help launder it. Meanwhile, HMRC launch an investigation. (S1, ep 2).

Bottoms Up: Ari's decision to let Lizzie leave backfires. Elsewhere, the gang push Eric to try something new in the bedroom. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S7, ep 5).

Hair: Sasha has a negative impact on Vince, while Lizzie threatens to go public on Ari's maltreatment of his employees. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S7, ep 6).

Sex and the Country: Aidan drags Carrie on a weekend away to a rustic cottage, which puts their relationship - and Carrie's patience - to the test. (S4, ep 9).

Belles of the Balls: Big invades Carrie and Aidan's country getaway, Miranda tries to cheer Steve up after his surgery and Samantha goes for a big PR job. (S4, ep 10).

It's About Time: In the season two opener, Hannah has a new flatmate and a new man, while times are tough for Marnie. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S2, ep 1).

I Get Ideas: Hannah receives some unwelcome criticism from boyfriends past and present, while Marnie is forced to make a career compromise. Strong language/mature themes. (S2, ep 2).

Server Space: A stressed-out Richard struggles to find Pied Piper office space and riles a nosy neighbour in the process. Contains strong language. (S2, ep 5).

Homicide: Pied Piper tries to get one over on Hooli by livestreaming a big stunt, while Gilfoyle and Dinesh start brainstorming. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S2, ep 6).

Oh, Harry!: A 90s family is unwittingly stuck living in Room 104 until dad Harry tries to alter the script on their current reality. (S4, ep 5).

The Hikers: College grads Megan and Casey embark on a three-month hike, confronting irrevocable truths about their friendship. (S4, ep 6).

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Adult Content: Faced with the prospect of either merging with a nemesis or folding, Richard reaches out to an unconventional client. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S2, ep 7).

White Hat/Black Hat: Richard grows paranoid when Pied Piper competes for a client. Meanwhile, Erlich and Jian-Yang work on a pitch. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S2, ep 8).

Sober Sex, Plastic Silverware, and Losing My Religion: Part of Becky's recovery programme mandates she makes amends with people she has lied to. Darlene visits with Pastor Phil. (S4, ep 3).

The Wedding of Dan and Louise: A weather report forecasting that a tornado is headed for Lanford creates chaos and surprises on Dan and Louise's wedding day. (S4, ep 4).

Congressional Ball: Selina looks to bolster her alliances at the White House Christmas party. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S5, ep 7).

Camp David: Selina takes Catherine to Camp David before Christmas, while Amy and Dan attempt to humanise Jonah. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 8).

New Cup: Jemaine takes desperate measures to supplement the folk duo's income, while their only fan tries to take advantage of their poverty. (S2, ep 2).

The Tough Brets: Bret forms a gang to protect himself from a group of rappers he insulted in a song, while Murray is bullied by staff at the Australian consulate. (S2, ep 3).

The Pickle Gambit: Larry gives a hotel guest sartorial advice and looks to create a diversion to help a friend's nephew. Strong language and adult humour. (S9, ep 2).

A Disturbance in the Kitchen: While searching for a missing \"little sister\", Larry is ticketed by an overzealous cop. Then, he turns to a famous writer for some advice. (S9, ep 3).

Congressional Ball: Selina looks to bolster her alliances at the White House Christmas party. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S5, ep 7).

Camp David: Selina takes Catherine to Camp David before Christmas, while Amy and Dan attempt to humanise Jonah. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S5, ep 8).

New Cup: Jemaine takes desperate measures to supplement the folk duo's income, while their only fan tries to take advantage of their poverty. (S2, ep 2).

The Tough Brets: Bret forms a gang to protect himself from a group of rappers he insulted in a song, while Murray is bullied by staff at the Australian consulate. (S2, ep 3).

Adult Content: Faced with the prospect of either merging with a nemesis or folding, Richard reaches out to an unconventional client. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S2, ep 7).

White Hat/Black Hat: Richard grows paranoid when Pied Piper competes for a client. Meanwhile, Erlich and Jian-Yang work on a pitch. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S2, ep 8).

A Benihana Christmas (Part 1): Michael attempts to invite Carol on vacation to Jamaica with him, while Pam worries that Jim has changed. (S3, ep 10).

A Benihana Christmas (Part 2): While arguments break out in the Party Planning Committee, Michael tries to find someone to take to Jamaica. (S3, ep 11).

Education, Corruption, and Damnation: After Ben declines Darlene's proposal, she starts to ponder why she tends to be so negative in life. (S4, ep 2).

Sober Sex, Plastic Silverware, and Losing My Religion: Part of Becky's recovery programme mandates she makes amends with people she has lied to. Darlene visits with Pastor Phil. (S4, ep 3).

Foisted!: He's back, and nothing has changed. Larry tries to rid himself of an inept assistant, offends Jeff's barber and gets into hot water over a new project. (S9, ep 1).

The Pickle Gambit: Larry gives a hotel guest sartorial advice and looks to create a diversion to help a friend's nephew. Strong language and adult humour. (S9, ep 2).

Bad Friend: Hannah gets high in the name of research, before Elijah reveals a secret. Meanwhile, Marnie is reunited with artist Booth Jonathan. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S2, ep 3).

It's a Shame About Ray: While Jessa meets Thomas-John's parents, Hannah's dinner party gets awkward when both Marnie and Charlie turn up. Strong language/mature themes. (S2, ep 4).

Allison and Deacon do a job for Kethan but have another worry when a blackmailer makes demands. (S1, ep 3).

Deacon and Allison fall deeper into the underworld when they seize an opportunity to pay their blackmailer. (S1, ep 4).

Pledge: In the run-up to the first debate, Selina makes a novel campaign proposal. Comments by Jonah create blowback. Contains strong language and adult humour. (S7, ep 3).

South Carolina: Selina seeks an endorsement as her campaign trail hits South Carolina. Gary gets a promotion. Contains strong language and adult humour. (S7, ep 4).

Past = Present X Future Over Yesterday: As part of a class project, Gene tasks Barry with revisiting his past. Sally reflects on her own personal history. (S2, ep 3).

What?!: Barry's patience is tested when a blast from Sally's past arrives in LA. Gene tries to give Barry a boost when he gets a nice surprise. (S2, ep 4).

Opening: After opening his relationship with Mike, Jerrod struggles with jealousy and the rules of non-monogamy. (S1, ep 7).

Cynthia: When his mother comes to visit, Jerrod is haunted by echoes of childhood and torn between the impulse to reconcile or confront her. Season finale. (S1, ep 8).

Adult Content: Faced with the prospect of either merging with a nemesis or folding, Richard reaches out to an unconventional client. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S2, ep 7).

White Hat/Black Hat: Richard grows paranoid when Pied Piper competes for a client. Meanwhile, Erlich and Jian-Yang work on a pitch. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S2, ep 8).

Foam Party: Hoping to impress his new housemates, the perpetually insecure Jack organises an epic foam party in Room 104, but things get strange. (S4, ep 7).

No Dice: Slick TV host Chip Crawford wants nothing more than to keep his meeting with his biggest fan Enid as short as possible, but Enid has other plans. (S4, ep 8).

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Fun Run - Part 1: Michael organises a fun run for Meredith after he hits her with his car, while Dwight takes care of Angela's cat. Part One. (S4, ep 1).

Fun Run - Part 2: Michael organises a fun run for Meredith after he hits her with his car, while Dwight takes care of Angela's cat. Part Two. (S4, ep 2).

Dunder Mifflin Infinity - Part 1: Michael fears he is out of touch when Ryan explains his plans to overhaul Dunder Mifflin's technology. (S4, ep 3).

Dunder Mifflin Infinity - Part 2: Michael fears he is out of touch when Ryan explains his plans to overhaul Dunder Mifflin's technology. (S4, ep 4).

Launch Party - Part 1: As Dunder Mifflin Infinity launches, Dwight competes with the website and Michael prepares to hold the launch party. (S4, ep 5).

Launch Party - Part 2: As Dunder Mifflin Infinity launches, Dwight competes with the website and Michael holds the launch party. (S4, ep 6).

Money - Part 1: Pam and Jim travel to Dwight's farm, now a bed and breakfast, for a romantic evening. Meanwhile, Michael worries about his spiralling debts. (S4, ep 7).

Money - Part 2: Pam and Jim travel to Dwight's farm, now a bed and breakfast, for a romantic evening. Meanwhile, Michael worries about his spiralling debts. (S4, ep 8).

Local Ad: Michael decides to create a commercial with the rest of the staff, while Dwight tries to take his mind off of Andy and Angela's relationship. (S4, ep 9).

Branch Wars: Karen, now manager of the Utica branch, offers Stanley a job, prompting Michael and Dwight to travel there, accompanied by a reluctant Jim. (S4, ep 10).

Survivor Man: Michael is left out of Ryan's company wilderness retreat, motivating him to try to prove he can survive alone in the woods. (S4, ep 11).

The Agony and the Ex-tacy: It's Carrie's birthday, but when no one shows up to her party it proves to be a less than happy one. Samantha tries to seduce a monk. (S4, ep 1).

The Real Me: Carrie reluctantly agrees to model in a fashion show, while Samantha decides to have nude photographs taken. (S4, ep 2).

Defining Moments: Carrie clicks with a jazz musician, while Samantha questions her sexuality when she hits it off with a female artist. (S4, ep 3).

What's Sex Got To Do With It?: Carrie thinks Ray might have ADHD. Meanwhile, Samantha tells the girls about her relationship with Maria. (S4, ep 4).

Ghost Town: Carrie is stunned when she learns that Steve and Aidan have partnered up to open a bar. Meanwhile, Maria is annoyed by Samantha's endless string of conquests. (S4, ep 5).

Baby, Talk is Cheap: Carrie decides she wants Aidan back. Meanwhile, Charlotte and Trey decide to start trying for a baby. (S4, ep 6).

Time and Punishment: Carrie and Aidan are back together, but is all really forgiven? Meanwhile, Miranda throws her neck out and Charlotte decides to swap work for motherhood. (S4, ep 7).

My Motherboard, My Self: Carrie is in crisis when her laptop breaks down, but everyone soon finds themselves affected by a much more serious event in Miranda's life. (S4, ep 8).

Sex and the Country: Aidan drags Carrie on a weekend away to a rustic cottage, which puts their relationship - and Carrie's patience - to the test. (S4, ep 9).

Belles of the Balls: Big invades Carrie and Aidan's country getaway, Miranda tries to cheer Steve up after his surgery and Samantha goes for a big PR job. (S4, ep 10).

Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda: Charlotte learns she only has a slim chance of conceiving, while Miranda makes a shocking discovery of her own. Samantha starts working for Lucy Liu. (S4, ep 11).

Just Say Yes: Carrie is taken aback when she finds an engagement ring in Aidan's things. Miranda comes clean with Steve. Bunny shows her disapproval of Charlotte's plans. (S4, ep 12).

Live at the London Palladium, comic Micky Flanagan is back discussing life since turning 60, growing older and reflecting on the changes in the world around him.

New. The Emmy-nominated comedy returns for season four, as the famous televangelist family continue their offer of salvation. to the highest bidder. (S4, ep 6).

Deacon and Allison make an enemy of Kethan and commit to a life on the run. (S1, ep 5).

Esme helps Deacon and Allison make their escape after Kethan and Alfie join forces to catch them. (S1, ep 6).

Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda: Charlotte learns she only has a slim chance of conceiving, while Miranda makes a shocking discovery of her own. Samantha starts working for Lucy Liu. (S4, ep 11).

Just Say Yes: Carrie is taken aback when she finds an engagement ring in Aidan's things. Miranda comes clean with Steve. Bunny shows her disapproval of Charlotte's plans. (S4, ep 12).

Breaking the Ice: Frances enlists Diane and Dallas to get intel on Robert's romantic life post-divorce. (S2, ep 5).

Losing It: Frances and Robert try to establish new ground rules for the kids, and for their own dating behaviour. (S2, ep 6).

No Strings Attached: Charlotte helps Lily through a crisis. A gift from Lisette makes Carrie doubt whether she is willing to continue to let go. (S1, ep 9).

Seeing the Light: Charlotte throws herself into planning the ultimate transformation ritual for her child. Che upsets Miranda. Carrie tries to find closure. (S1, ep 10).

Pledge: In the run-up to the first debate, Selina makes a novel campaign proposal. Comments by Jonah create blowback. Contains strong language and adult humour. (S7, ep 3).

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The Deposition: Michael finds himself caught in the middle when he is called to give testimony as Jan sues Dunder Mifflin for wrongful dismissal. (S4, ep 12).

Dinner Party: Dwight gets jealous when Michael hosts a couples-only dinner. At the party, Jan and Michael's dysfunctional home-life is revealed. (S4, ep 13).

Chair Model: Michael becomes obsessed with a woman in a catalogue, while Kevin and Andy start a battle with the neighbouring businesses. (S4, ep 14).

Night Out: The Scranton staff find themselves in a frustrating situation after they work late, while Michael and Dwight visit Ryan in New York City. (S4, ep 15).

Did I Stutter?: Michael confronts a rebellion in the Scranton ranks, with disastrous consequences. Meanwhile, Dwight messes with Andy. (S4, ep 16).

Job Fair: A group of staff attempt to recruit an intern at a high school jobs fair, while Jim tries to land a client through a game of golf. (S4, ep 17).

Goodbye, Toby - Part 1: The Scranton staff throw a party for Toby, while Michael welcomes his replacement. Part one of the season finale. (S4, ep 18).

Goodbye, Toby - Part 2: The Scranton staff throw a party for Toby, while Michael welcomes his replacement. Part two of the season finale. (S4, ep 19).

Weight Loss - Part 1: The Scranton team grow obsessed with their weight after Michael starts a diet competition, while Jim struggles with being away from Pam. (S5, ep 1).

Weight Loss - Part 2: The staff continue their weight loss efforts. Meanwhile, Andy plans his wedding to Angela. (S5, ep 2).

Business Ethics: When Meredith reveals the details of her sales techniques at an ethics seminar, Michael finds himself in a disagreement with Holly. (S5, ep 3).

The Good Fight: Carrie and Aidan struggle to adjust to living together, while Charlotte and Trey have a huge row over a joke that goes awry. (S4, ep 13).

All That Glitters: Tired of Aidan's homebody ways, Carrie makes a new friend who likes to party. Samantha accidentally tells Richard she loves him while they're high on ecstasy. (S4, ep 14).

Change of a Dress: Carrie gets cold feet, Charlotte takes up tap dancing, Miranda struggles to be a typical expectant mum and Samantha asks Richard to be monogamous. (S4, ep 15).

Ring a Ding Ding: Following her break-up with Aidan, Carrie is hit with a financial bombshell, but should she turn to Big for help? (S4, ep 16).

A 'Vogue' Idea: Carrie fails to impress in her new job at Vogue; Miranda gives Charlotte strict guidelines on her baby shower; Richard asks Samantha for a threesome. (S4, ep 17).

I Heart NY: Carrie learns that Big is leaving New York, Miranda's due date nears and Samantha goes undercover to find out if Richard is cheating. (S4, ep 18).

Anchors Away: While Miranda adjusts to motherhood, the rest of the girls let their hair down at a sailors' Fleet Week party. Meanwhile, Samantha tries to get back at Richard. (S5, ep 1).

Unoriginal Sin: Carrie is offered a book deal, Miranda agrees to have Brady baptised and Samantha decides to get back together with Richard. (S5, ep 2).

Luck be an Old Lady: Carrie takes everyone to Atlantic City for Charlotte's birthday, but it's a bust as Charlotte feels old, Miranda feels fat and Samantha gets paranoid. (S5, ep 3).

Cover Girl: Carrie shoots the cover for her book and calls on Samantha for her PR expertise. Meanwhile, Miranda meets a guy at Weight Watchers. (S5, ep 4).

Plus One is the Loneliest Number: As Carrie prepares for her book launch, she hits it off with fellow writer Jack Berger. Meanwhile, Samantha has a facial peel that goes awry. (S5, ep 5).

Critical Condition: Charlotte hires a lawyer to battle Bunny for the right to keep her apartment, while a desperate Miranda gets help with Brady from an unexpected source. (S5, ep 6).

Fresh from his nationwide arena tour for his record-breaking podcast 'Shagged. Married. Annoyed. Live', Chris Ramsey performs his next show at London's Royal Court.

Tom Davis performs his sell-out stand-up show about life as the Underdog. He's gone from building sites to Blockbuster success but still gets told he's 'punching' by a waiter.

Jon Hamm is here to host this week's SNL, joined by musical guest Lizzo. (S50, ep 17).

Meet Cute: While Carrie questions whether she's ready for more than a casual fling, Miranda worries her relationship with Che is only about sex. (S2, ep 1 of 11).

The Real Deal: While Carrie struggles with a script, Charlotte tries to retrieve Lily's clothes, and chaos ensues when Miranda loses her phone. (S2, ep 2 of 11).

Bottoms Up: Ari's decision to let Lizzie leave backfires. Elsewhere, the gang push Eric to try something new in the bedroom. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S7, ep 5).

Hair: Sasha has a negative impact on Vince, while Lizzie threatens to go public on Ari's maltreatment of his employees. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S7, ep 6).

Past = Present X Future Over Yesterday: As part of a class project, Gene tasks Barry with revisiting his past. Sally reflects on her own personal history. (S2, ep 3).

What?!: Barry's patience is tested when a blast from Sally's past arrives in LA. Gene tries to give Barry a boost when he gets a nice surprise. (S2, ep 4).

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Baby Shower: As he tries to hide his feelings for Holly, Michael recruits Dwight to help him practice for the impending birth of Jan's baby. (S5, ep 4).

Crime Aid: After his actions lead to the office being robbed, Michael organises a fundraiser to replace the lost items. (S5, ep 5).

Employee Transfer: Holly is forced to move back to New Hampshire, Dwight tries to annoy Andy and Pam meets Jim's brothers. (S5, ep 6).

Customer Survey: Jim and Dwight are furious when they discover their low performance ratings, while Angela and Andy choose their wedding venue. (S5, ep 7).

Business Trip: Michael is sent on a business trip with Andy and Oscar, while Pam and Jim's reunion is delayed. (S5, ep 8).

Frame Toby: Michael tries to get Toby fired after he returns to Scranton as Holly's replacement. Meanwhile, Jim has a surprise for Pam. (S5, ep 9).

The Surplus: The team argue over how to spend the budget surplus, with the office splitting up into factions in their attempts to persuade Michael. (S5, ep 10).

Moroccan Christmas: Michael stages an intervention for Meredith after she drunkenly sets her hair on fire. Meanwhile, Phyllis blackmails Angela. (S5, ep 11).

The Duel: After Michael reveals the truth, Andy and Dwight decide to fight for Angela's affections in the parking lot. (S5, ep 12).

Prince Family Paper: Michael and Dwight are sent undercover to investigate a rival company, the family-run Prince Paper. (S5, ep 13).

Stress Relief - Part 1: After Stanley suffers a heart attack, Michael searches for a way to reduce the office's stress levels. (S5, ep 14).

The Big Journey: Carrie and Samantha catch a train to San Francisco to promote Carrie's book. and catch up with Big. Charlotte has a surprising encounter with her lawyer Harry. (S5, ep 7).

I Love a Charade: The girls go to the Hamptons for the wedding of flamboyant lounge singer Bobby Fine (Nathan Lane). Samantha throws a party at Richard's holiday home. (S5, ep 8).

To Market, To Market: Carrie frets about her first date with Berger, so goes on a practice run. Charlotte faces a dilemma about whether to convert to Judaism for Harry. (S6, ep 1).

Great Sexpectations: Carrie and Berger's sexual spark fizzles, while the girls go out for dinner, and Samantha only has eyes for their hunky waiter. (S6, ep 2).

The Perfect Present: Berger has a worrying reaction to a message from his ex, Miranda gets mad at Steve and Charlotte says goodbye to Christmas. (S6, ep 3).

Pick-a-Little, Talk-a-Little: Carrie regrets criticising Berger's book, while Berger teaches Miranda how to tell if a guy is 'just not that into her'. (S6, ep 4).

Lights, Camera, Relationship!: Berger gets jealous when Carrie receives a big royalty cheque, while Miranda misguidedly helps Steve make cupcakes for his girlfriend. (S6, ep 5).

Hop, Skip and a Week: Samantha tries to enhance Jerry's public profile; Miranda struggles to juggle work and motherhood; Berger asks Carrie for a break. (S6, ep 6).

The Post-It Always Sticks Twice: Carrie is still reeling from Berger's Post-it note dumping; Sam tries to keep things casual with Smith; Miranda gets back into her skinny jeans. (S6, ep 7).

The Catch: Charlotte and Harry's wedding arrives, but after a string of mishaps, the future Mrs York Goldenblatt grows convinced that their marriage is cursed. (S6, ep 8).

A Woman's Right to Shoes: Carrie's shoes are stolen from a party, but when she's made to feel like the guilty party, she reflects upon people's judgement of her life choices. (S6, ep 9).

Boy, Interrupted: Carrie reconnects with an old boyfriend (guest star David Duchovny), but is shocked to discover he's in a psychiatric facility. Geri Halliwell guest stars. (S6, ep 10).

Comedian James Acaster unleashes his infectious energy as he explores his love/hate relationship with stand-up - while welcoming a heckle or two.

Recorded live at The London Palladium, Josh Widdicombe performs his hit stand-up, tackling hot comedy topics such as advent calendars, weddings and the closing time of his local park.

New. The Emmy-nominated comedy returns for season four, as the famous televangelist family continue their offer of salvation. to the highest bidder. (S4, ep 6).

Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda: Charlotte learns she only has a slim chance of conceiving, while Miranda makes a shocking discovery of her own. Samantha starts working for Lucy Liu. (S4, ep 11).

Just Say Yes: Carrie is taken aback when she finds an engagement ring in Aidan's things. Miranda comes clean with Steve. Bunny shows her disapproval of Charlotte's plans. (S4, ep 12).

Going, Going. Gone: Frances makes a connection with an art-world bigwig, and Robert balks at starting a business with Jackie. (S2, ep 7).

Alone Again, Naturally: Season finale. Frances enlists Robert's help after a successful opening at her art gallery. Diane falls off the wagon. (S2, ep 8).

Bad Friend: Hannah gets high in the name of research, before Elijah reveals a secret. Meanwhile, Marnie is reunited with artist Booth Jonathan. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S2, ep 3).

It's a Shame About Ray: While Jessa meets Thomas-John's parents, Hannah's dinner party gets awkward when both Marnie and Charlie turn up. Strong language/mature themes. (S2, ep 4).

Binding Arbitration: When Pied Piper and Hooli enter binding arbitration, Erlich demands to be put on the stand and Richard faces a dilemma. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S2, ep 9).

The Last Man: After failing once again to win a battle against his mortal enemy Durkon, Kyran's mentor Granada gives him a lesson in vanquishing his foe for good. (S4, ep 9).

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Stress Relief - Part 2: After Stanley suffers a heart attack, Michael searches for a way to reduce the office's stress levels. (S5, ep 15).

Lecture Circuit - Part 1: Michael and Pam discover more about their former colleagues as they travel to other Dunder Mifflin branches on a lecture tour. (S5, ep 16).

Lecture Circuit - Part 2: Michael makes an unhappy discovery as he travels to Nashua. In Scranton, Jim and Dwight try to plan Kelly's party. (S5, ep 17).

Blood Drive: Jim and Pam share an awkward Valentine's Day double-date with the Vance's, while Michael hosts a lonely hearts party. (S5, ep 18).

Golden Ticket: Michael tries to shift the blame on to Dwight when an unauthorised publicity stunt goes wrong. (S5, ep 19).

New Boss: Michael is frustrated when he gets a ruthless new boss (guest star Idris Elba), appointed to be a buffer between him and David Wallace. (S5, ep 20).

Two Weeks: Michael decides to go it alone and start his own paper company, assuming the rest of the staff will join him. (S5, ep 21).

Dream Team: Michael tries to get the Michael Scott Paper Company off the ground, with Pam's help. Meanwhile, Dwight attempts to humiliate Jim. (S5, ep 22).

The Michael Scott Paper Company: Michael, Pam and Ryan struggle with their new office, while Jim tries to understand a request from Charles. (S5, ep 23).

Heavy Competition: Dwight fights Michael as he attempts to steal Dunder Mifflin's clients. Meanwhile, Jim plays a prank on Andy. (S5, ep 24).

Broke: Having undercut Dunder Mifflin with impossibly low prices, Michael, Pam and Ryan try to save their company from bankruptcy. (S5, ep 25).

Casual Friday: Michael returns to Dunder Mifflin with Ryan and Pam, but finds things aren't quite back to normal. (S5, ep 26).

Cafe Disco: As Pam and Jim weigh up a big decision, Michael tries to find a way to let off some steam at work. (S5, ep 27).

Company Picnic: Reunited at the annual Dunder Mifflin picnic, Michael and Holly cause uproar with a poorly judged comedy skit. Season finale. (S5, ep 28).

The Domino Effect: Carrie spends time with Big after he announces that he's getting heart surgery. Charlotte tries acupuncture to aid her efforts to conceive. (S6, ep 11).

One: Carrie meets an older man - renowned Russian artist Aleksandr Petrovsky. Meanwhile, Robert declares his love for Miranda, but she leaves him hanging. (S6, ep 12).

Let There Be Light: While Carrie struggles with Aleksandr's past, Steve and Miranda struggle to avoid Robert, and Smith and Samantha attend Richard Wright's party. (S6, ep 13).

The Ick Factor: Miranda and Steve get married. Meanwhile, Samantha considers getting a boob job and Carrie feels conflicted about Petrovsky's grand romantic gestures. (S6, ep 14).

Catch 38: Miranda and Steve honeymoon in a rural cabin, but Miranda finds it difficult to switch off from city life. Samantha vies for an appointment with a sought-after doctor. (S6, ep 15).

Out of the Frying Pan: As Samantha struggles with the realities of chemotherapy, Carrie is furious at Petrovsky for being insensitive. Miranda considers moving out of Manhattan. (S6, ep 16).

The Cold War: As Aleksandr shuts Carrie out of his work life, Miranda struggles to adjust to life in Brooklyn. Plus, Charlotte enters Elizabeth Taylor into a dog show. (S6, ep 17).

Splat!: Petrovsky asks Carrie to move to Paris with him, but can she bear to leave the Big Apple? (S6, ep 18).

An American Girl in Paris (Part Une): In the first of a two-part series finale, Carrie swaps New York for Paris, but her French adventure doesn't quite live up to expectations. (S6, ep 19).

An American Girl in Paris (Part Deux): In the last ever episode, Carrie is miserable in Paris, chemo makes Samantha lose her sex drive and Charlotte and Harry look to adopt. (S6, ep 20).

Live at the London Palladium, comic Micky Flanagan is back discussing life since turning 60, growing older and reflecting on the changes in the world around him.

The always acerbic comic Bill Maher welcomes a panel of three guests from diverse parts of the political spectrum for a lively discussion of current events. (S23, ep 12).