The Pub Landlord is back to serve up his unique, special brew of bar-room banter. The Guv tackles everything from global warming and a PC-world gone mad, to debt and the financial crisis.

Love's Labor Lost (2): Jill has had a total hysterectomy and is upset at what this represents. Her mother visits to help around the house but Jill's mood swings are all over the place. (S8, E19).

Neighbours: Tim takes Wilson to a hockey game. Wilson wins $10,000 by sitting in the raffle seat and wants a greenhouse in his backyard. Tim realizes the plans block the fence. (S8, E20).

A Hardware Habit To Break: Harry is selling the hardware store. It comes as a shock to the guys that go there for man talk and tools. Al owns a percentage of the store, and Tim buys the rest. (S8,E21).

Loose Lips And Freudian Slips: Jill is anxious about defending her thesis and shares her thoughts with Tim. Mark records it on video and Jill's professor hears her comments. (S8, E22).

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The guys conduct interviews for DNA testing and cause mischief at the grocery store while wearing bath robes. (S11, E16).

The guys must do and say with what they're told to while working at the Universal Orlando location of \"Fast & Furious: Supercharged\", where every single refusal counts as a thumbs down. (S11, E17).

Imm-Ooral Fixations: Becker gets help to quit smoking from Reggie's friend, an ex-smoker who tells him the only substitute that worked for her was sex. (S2, E02).

Cyrano De-Beckerac: Becker gives a patient some advice on how to court Reggie. Linda volunteers for Big Sisters. (S2, E03).

The One With All The Wedding Dresses: Monica has an aspirational phase of wearing Emily's wedding dress. Meanwhile, Chandler forces Joey to get treatment for his snoring at a sleep clinic. (S4, E20).

The One With The Invitation: The friends get invitations to Ross's wedding, but not all of them are going. Ross and Rachel reminisce separately about when they dated each other. (S4, E21).

The One With The Worst Best Man Ever: After Joey almost loses Ross' wedding ring, Ross asks both Joey and Chandler to be his best man. Meanwhile, the girls host a baby shower for Phoebe. (S4, E22).

The One With Ross's Wedding (2): Phoebe tries to warn the gang that Rachel is coming to London to declare her love to Ross. Meanwhile, Ross and Emily's parents are quarrelling over money. (S4, E24).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Criminal calamities including a sleepy burglar, courtroom escapes, and bad getaway drivers. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E23).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring insurance scams gone wrong, bear burglars, and some anti-social shenanigans. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E24).

The guys conduct interviews for DNA testing and cause mischief at the grocery store while wearing bath robes. (S11, E16).

Padma Lakshmi returns to play Dubbing, while Heather has to choose a date between a delinquent joyriding girl, the new Bosley and a playboy octopus and Wayne sings songs of roommates. (S11, E02).

Darren Criss returns and sings a Motown song with Wayne and Jeff and a song about bubbles with Wayne and Colin. Greg Proops subs in and helps host the worst neighbour award show. (S11, E03).

Sara Pascoe, Alan Davies, Darren Harriott, and sidekick John Kearns, welcome Nish Kumar, Chris McCausland, Maisie Adam and Suzi Ruffell to play another round of absurd guessing games. (S4, E09).

Imm-Ooral Fixations: Becker gets help to quit smoking from Reggie's friend, an ex-smoker who tells him the only substitute that worked for her was sex. (S2, E02).

Cyrano De-Beckerac: Becker gives a patient some advice on how to court Reggie. Linda volunteers for Big Sisters. (S2, E03).

Trouble-a-bruin: Trouble starts when the Binford CEO (Bud) confiscates all non-Binford tools from the set of Tool Time. He also dictates that the cast of the show wear Binford uniforms. (S8, E23).

Dead Weight: Binford Tools hires a new manager to oversee the Tool Time Show. He wants Tim to have more explosions. Tim is against this. (S8, E24).

The Long And Winding Road (1): An all-talk episode of Tool Time turns into a staged talk/brawl show and Tim quits. Jill gets a job offer in Bloomington, Indiana. The Taylors decide to move. (S8, E25).

The Long And Winding Road (2): As Tim prepares for the final Tool Time show, he thinks of the impact of their decisions to move on. He remembers their lives in their home over the years. (S8, E26).

Baxter & Sons: When Mike's younger brother Jim and father Bud visit, a sibling rivalry ensues; Eve, Mandy and Kristin try to help Bud find a girlfriend. (S1, E18).

Ding Dong Ditch: The Baxters are constantly awakened by an early morning prankster who rings their doorbell and then runs away. Also, single working mum Kristin starts college. (S1, E19).

ManBearPig: Ex U.S. Vice President Al Gore visits South Park Elementary and warns the pupils about ManBearPig, a monster which is \"half man, half bear and half pig\" - you can't be \"cereal\"! (S10, E06).

Faith Hilling: The world of internet memes is spinning out of control, leaving Cartman and Kyle racing to keep up. But what nefarious schemes do interweb cats have up their sleeves? (S16, E03).

Butterballs: With bullying reaching crazy proportions in America, Stan volunteers to make an anti-bullying video for school. Will this help Butters deal with his unusual source of terror? (S16, E05).

I Should Have Never Gone Ziplining: The boys are excited to be going ziplining in the forest but boring tourists, tummy troubles and herpes get in the way! Featuring a special guest star. (S16, E06).

Cartman Finds Love: Cartman's racist ways lead him to weave some unexpected, cupid style, magic. Meanwhile, Kyle is less than happy with what the rumour mill has to say about him. (S16, E07).

Sarcastaball: Randy is so enraged by South Park Elementary changing the rules of American Football he sarcastically suggests even more changes - be careful, you might get what you wish for. (S16, E08).

Raising The Bar: Cartman finally accepts he's more than just \"big boned\", entering the world of the obese and reality TV. Can James Cameron save us all from this lowering of standards? (S16, E09).

Going Native: When Butters starts acting up at school, his parents realize it's time for him to go abroad and learn the ways of his people. Kenny will help him on his rights of passage! (S16, E11).

A Nightmare On FaceTime: Randy is excited to buy the bargain of the century - a Blockbuster video rental store for $10,000! But all is not as it seems at this isolated, wintry place. (S16, E12).

A Scause For Applause: Rocked by the news of drug use by an icon, the boys join with the rest of the nation and remove their yellow wristbands. Except for Stan. It's time to make a stand. (S16, E13).

Sketches include gangsters sharing a passion for \"Twilight\", visiting a world where names are farts, and racist superheroes. (S2, E09).

Jordan is disappointed to find the only other human alive, Peele meets his father, and a Black Panthers press conference goes in an unexpected direction. (S2, E10).

Hell For The Holidays: Mark and Randall agree to accompany Callie on a Halloween trip to hell, where they spend time with her family who plot against Mark and Randall. (S1, E11).

Trolling For Terror: After Randall joins the cast of a sleazy reality show, the program's unbalanced producer becomes obsessed with Mark. A troll wrestles with riddle addiction. (S1, E13).

Sara Pascoe, Alan Davies, Darren Harriott, and sidekick John Kearns, welcome James Acaster, Vicky Patterson, Lara Ricote and Michael Odewale to play another round of absurd guessing games. (S4, E07).

From chicken pox parties to tests for dementia, Parsons' acerbic wit and exceptionally righteous indignation knows no bounds.

Trouble-a-bruin: Trouble starts when the Binford CEO (Bud) confiscates all non-Binford tools from the set of Tool Time. He also dictates that the cast of the show wear Binford uniforms. (S8, E23).

Dead Weight: Binford Tools hires a new manager to oversee the Tool Time Show. He wants Tim to have more explosions. Tim is against this. (S8, E24).

The Long And Winding Road (1): An all-talk episode of Tool Time turns into a staged talk/brawl show and Tim quits. Jill gets a job offer in Bloomington, Indiana. The Taylors decide to move. (S8, E25).

The Long And Winding Road (2): As Tim prepares for the final Tool Time show, he thinks of the impact of their decisions to move on. He remembers their lives in their home over the years. (S8, E26).

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The guys try to get strangers to follow them to a made up basement, try to get customers to call out a ridiculous nickname, and try to get a stranger to agree with their silly life lessons. (S11, E18).

The guys get strangers to help them fix their broken bike, and do and say whatever they are told. Later, they get strangers to approve some strange e-mails written by the other guys. (S11, E19).

Linda Quits: Linda quits her job after she makes a mistake on a patient's prescription. Reggie, Jake, and Bob speculate about a nicely dressed man pacing outside the diner. (S2, E04).

My Boyfriend's Back: Becker fumes over his former research partner's patent for anti-wrinkle cream. Reggie begins dating Jordan, the most popular guy from her high school. (S2, E05).

The One With The Worst Best Man Ever: After Joey almost loses Ross' wedding ring, Ross asks both Joey and Chandler to be his best man. Meanwhile, the girls host a baby shower for Phoebe. (S4, E22).

The One With Ross's Wedding (2): Phoebe tries to warn the gang that Rachel is coming to London to declare her love to Ross. Meanwhile, Ross and Emily's parents are quarrelling over money. (S4, E24).

The One With All The Kissing: Chandler kisses both Rachel and Phoebe in order to cover up a kiss he gave to Monica. Rachel finally tells Ross her feelings and Phoebe goes into labour. (S5, E02).

The One With The Triplets: Phoebe goes into labour and is stuck with a doctor who is obsessed with the show \"Happy Days\". Meanwhile, Joey experiences his own pain from kidney stones. (S5, E03).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Moralless madness including an indecisive burglar, teddy bear theft, and a naked police chase! Joe Thomas narrates. (S1, E25).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. In court tonight we have man vs elephant, car vs shop, and a cheese slice vs a Ferrari! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E26).

The guys try to get strangers to follow them to a made up basement, try to get customers to call out a ridiculous nickname, and try to get a stranger to agree with their silly life lessons. (S11, E18).

A wild round of \"Weird Newscasters\" sees Gary playing Colin's overbearing mum, Wayne recreating a 'Taken' movie, and Ryan recounting the history of life on Earth in 30 seconds. (S11, E04).

\"Weird Newscasters\" brings us a host of crazy co-anchors, incl. Wayne's recreation of 'Tomb Raider' and Jeff's annoying car passenger. Colin and Ryan try to sell some weird aphrodisiacs. (S11, E05).

Sara Pascoe, Alan Davies, Darren Harriott, and sidekick John Kearns, welcome Glenn Moore, Amy Gledhill, Ria Lina and Scarlett Moffatt to play another round of absurd guessing games. (S4, E10).

Linda Quits: Linda quits her job after she makes a mistake on a patient's prescription. Reggie, Jake, and Bob speculate about a nicely dressed man pacing outside the diner. (S2, E04).

My Boyfriend's Back: Becker fumes over his former research partner's patent for anti-wrinkle cream. Reggie begins dating Jordan, the most popular guy from her high school. (S2, E05).

The Long And Winding Road (3): Tim and Al do their final Tool Time show. Many of the past Tool Time guests appear. Tim and Jill have second thoughts about moving. (S8, E27).

Backstage Pass: This retrospective of eight great years of the show includes cast interviews, outtakes and bloopers, scenes from the final taping and a look at Wilson's entire face. (S8, E28).

Pilot: Tim makes the dishwasher more powerful. Jill has a job interview. (S1, E01).

Mow Better Blues: Tim is tuning up his ride-on lawnmower, Jill is making the boys donate unnecessary stuff for a rummage sale and Mark breaks his dad's precious 20-year-old torque wrench. (S1, E02).

Animal Wrongs: Mandy's new boyfriend turns out to be an animal rights activist. Kyle discovers through an online site that, like Ed, he is Basque, and Ed embraces him as his \"brother.\" (S1, E20).

This Bud's For You: When Mike's dad, Bud, moves to town to be the builder on the new Outdoor Man store, Vanessa is concerned that some of Bud's ways might elevate Mike's high blood pressure. (S1, E22).

Out of Order is a gameshow all about judgements and first impressions. Host Rosie Jones is joined by team captains Katherine Ryan and Judi Love, plus Fatiha El-Ghorri & Iain Stirling. (S1, E03).

The One With The Girl Who Hits Joey: Joey's girlfriend likes to punch him and Ross alienates his new neighbours when he refuses to contribute to the retirement donation for the janitor. (S5, E15).

The One With The Cop: After Phoebe finds a police badge, she uses it to do good deeds. That is until she meets the policeman who lost it. (S5, E16).

The One With Rachel's Inadvertent Kiss: Rachel accidentally kisses the man interviewing her for a job. Meanwhile, Joey becomes obsessed with a woman living in Ross's apartment building. (S5, E17).

The One Where Rachel Smokes: Rachel starts smoking when she realises that her boss and co-workers are all smokers and she's missing out on the benefits that come with their excursions. (S5, E18).

The One Where Ross Can't Flirt: Ross tries to flirt with the pizza delivery girl, with cringe worthy results. Meanwhile, Rachel loses a pair of earrings that Monica had lent to Phoebe. (S5, E19).

The One With The Ride-Along: While the guys are out on a ride along with Gary, a car backfires (sounding like a gun shot), and Ross feels like he had a 'near death experience'. (S5, E20).

Ren's Pecs: After Ren gets picked on by a fat guy with pecs, his dream of pectoral muscles comes true. An Abe Divided: Ren and Stimpy are assigned to guard the Lincoln Memorial. (S3, E03).

Stimpy's Cartoon Show: Stimpy creates his own cartoon and Ren is the producer. Ren and Stimpy go to meet the godfather of all animation, Wilbur Cobb, and pitch Stimpy's cartoon. (S3, E04).

Roastmaster Katt Williams leads a superstar lineup of Flavor haters including Ice-T, Jimmy Kimmel, Brigitte Nielsen, Patton Oswalt, and Snoop Dogg as they get all up in his grillz.

The Pub Landlord is back to serve up his unique, special brew of bar-room banter. The Guv tackles everything from global warming and a PC-world gone mad, to debt and the financial crisis.

As Ahir mulls over how clouds are formed, he opens up about being a smoker in an anti-smoking society, his British Indian identity, and planning a future for his yet-to-be-born children.

The Long And Winding Road (3): Tim and Al do their final Tool Time show. Many of the past Tool Time guests appear. Tim and Jill have second thoughts about moving. (S8, E27).

Backstage Pass: This retrospective of eight great years of the show includes cast interviews, outtakes and bloopers, scenes from the final taping and a look at Wilson's entire face. (S8, E28).

Pilot: Tim makes the dishwasher more powerful. Jill has a job interview. (S1, E01).

Mow Better Blues: Tim is tuning up his ride-on lawnmower, Jill is making the boys donate unnecessary stuff for a rummage sale and Mark breaks his dad's precious 20-year-old torque wrench. (S1, E02).

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The guys Greek out while lending a hand at a restaurant and then compete head-to-head answering questions in a focus group. The loser is forced to spend a day locked in a den at the zoo. (S11, E20).

The guys play \"the laugh man standing\" challenge, and then try to get strangers to repeat the strange backstory of the Gatto dogs. (S11, E21).

Shovel Off To Buffalo: Becker and Reggie get stuck aboard a plane in Buffalo en route to a medical conference in Chicago. (S2, E06).

He Said, She Said: Becker is visited by a friend of an old friend who turns out to be the old friend. Margaret is upset with an acquaintance over an old debt. (S2, E07).

The One With All The Kissing: Chandler kisses both Rachel and Phoebe in order to cover up a kiss he gave to Monica. Rachel finally tells Ross her feelings and Phoebe goes into labour. (S5, E02).

The One With The Triplets: Phoebe goes into labour and is stuck with a doctor who is obsessed with the show \"Happy Days\". Meanwhile, Joey experiences his own pain from kidney stones. (S5, E03).

The One Where Phoebe Hates PBS: Phoebe's hatred for PBS arises after Joey helps out with a pledge drive. Emily tells Ross she'll give him a second chance if he cuts all ties with Rachel. (S5, E04).

The One With The Kips: Chandler and Monica plan a trip to Atlantic City for some private time but end up fighting the entire time. Later, Joey finds out about the newly formed couple. (S5, E05).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Shining a spotlight on disgruntled shoppers, battles on busses, and a burglar who can't work a door! Joe Thomas narrates. (S1, E29).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring such criminal escapades as delivery drivers gone rogue, criminals getting creative, and some serious monkey business. (S1, E30).

The guys Greek out while lending a hand at a restaurant and then compete head-to-head answering questions in a focus group. The loser is forced to spend a day locked in a den at the zoo. (S11, E20).

The guys Greek out while lending a hand at a restaurant and then compete head-to-head answering questions in a focus group. The loser is forced to spend a day locked in a den at the zoo. (S11, E20).

The audience's possessions become props in \"What's In The Bag?\", and \"Scenes From A Hat\" shows us Winter Olympic outtakes, weird exam questions and unlikely things for priests to say! (S11, E06).

Wayne totally breaks the Hoedown, while Brad hosts an identity-absorbing evil genius and his hideous dates in Party Quirks. Also played are Hollywood Director and Scenes from a Hat. (S11, E07).

Sara Pascoe, Alan Davies, Darren Harriott, and sidekick John Kearns welcome Fin Taylor, Olga Koch, Joe Suggs and Remi Burgz to play another round of absurd guessing games. (S4, E11).

Shovel Off To Buffalo: Becker and Reggie get stuck aboard a plane in Buffalo en route to a medical conference in Chicago. (S2, E06).

He Said, She Said: Becker is visited by a friend of an old friend who turns out to be the old friend. Margaret is upset with an acquaintance over an old debt. (S2, E07).

Off Sides: Tim and the boys are watching football on TV when Jill reminds him that they have a dinner reservation at Chez Pierre because it was supposed to be their romantic night out. (S1, E03).

Satellite On A Hot Tim's Roof: Tim decides to install a huge new satellite dish all by himself. He is also jealous about a guy who's willing to help Jill prepare for a job interview. (S1, E04).

Wild Kingdom: Mark is bringing his Cub Scout pals for a visit. Tim has to re-light the pilot light of the furnace and he decides to show Randy and Brad how to do it. (S1, E05).

Adventures In Fine Dining: The boys get the family kicked out of a pizza place because of their misbehavior. Jill points out that since Tim encouraged them, he should teach them how to behave.(S1,E06).

The Spotlight: Mike realizes he unintentionally upstaged Vanessa's announcement about being nominated as the top volunteer school parent. Eve is afraid she won't fit in at high school. (S1, E23).

Found Money: Vanessa's sweet-but-flighty sister, April, pays a visit. Kyle and Kristin break up, but Kyle is more worried about what Mike will think. Season finale. (S1, E24).

Out of Order is a gameshow all about judgements and first impressions. Host Rosie Jones is joined by team captains Katherine Ryan and Judi Love, plus Ivo Graham & Emmanuel Sonubi. (S1, E04).

The One With The Ball: Gary asks Phoebe to move in with him and Monica and Chandler join Ross and Joey in a game of catch that lasts for hours. (S5, E21).

The One With Joey's Big Break: Joey and Chandler take a road trip to Las Vegas, where Joey has landed the lead role in a movie. Phoebe is angry at Ross, but doesn't know why. (S5, E22).

The One In Vegas (1): The gang decide to go out to Las Vegas to surprise Joey and to celebrate Monica and Chandler's one-year anniversary. However, drama soon unfolds. (S5, E23).

The One In Vegas (2): Monica and Chandler reconcile and, on the roll of the dice, decide to get married immediately. However, they find out that Ross and Rachel have beaten them to it. (S5, E24).

Hosted by the brilliantly funny Emmanuel Sonubi, CC Live spotlights some of the brightest & funniest stand-up comics, incl. Sikisa, Alasdair Beckett-King and presenter & comedian Kemah Bob. (S2, E04).

The O2. Mr Evans performs to another gigantic crowd on his 2011 tour, where he fumes about; breaking down on the motorway, airport hassle, and a certain late-night TV channel he'd recently noticed.

The O2. Mr Evans performs to another gigantic crowd on his 2011 tour, where he fumes about; breaking down on the motorway, airport hassle, and a certain late-night TV channel he'd recently noticed.

We've taken chunks from some of the best live performances from Comedy Central's favourite stage-spinning, sweat-spilling, energy-bursting comedian and thrown them into one huge 'mega-chunk'. Enjoy.

We've taken chunks from some of the best live performances from Comedy Central's favourite stage-spinning, sweat-spilling, energy-bursting comedian and thrown them into one huge 'mega-chunk'. Enjoy.

The Pub Landlord is back to serve up his unique, special brew of bar-room banter. The Guv tackles everything from global warming and a PC-world gone mad, to debt and the financial crisis.

Bad Dog: Beavis and Butthead adopt a dog. (S5, E20).

Off Sides: Tim and the boys are watching football on TV when Jill reminds him that they have a dinner reservation at Chez Pierre because it was supposed to be their romantic night out. (S1, E03).

Satellite On A Hot Tim's Roof: Tim decides to install a huge new satellite dish all by himself. He is also jealous about a guy who's willing to help Jill prepare for a job interview. (S1, E04).

Knee Deep: Tim has Penn and Teller on Tool Time. Tim's die-hard fans thinks Tim is departing from the show's basics. (S8, E15).

Mark's big Break: Tim finishes rebuilding his hotrod, and he wants to do something to commemorate the event. Mark videos the event, but. when it turns out dull, he makes another video. (S8, E16).

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This episode Rick Astley sings a classic we all know, Olly Murs performs, and double gold medal Olympian Rebecca Adlington plays celebrity Send To All. (S2, E04).

A Hardware Habit To Break: Harry is selling the hardware store. It comes as a shock to the guys that go there for man talk and tools. Al owns a percentage of the store, and Tim buys the rest. (S8,E21).

Loose Lips And Freudian Slips: Jill is anxious about defending her thesis and shares her thoughts with Tim. Mark records it on video and Jill's professor hears her comments. (S8, E22).

Trouble-a-bruin: Trouble starts when the Binford CEO (Bud) confiscates all non-Binford tools from the set of Tool Time. He also dictates that the cast of the show wear Binford uniforms. (S8, E23).

Dead Weight: Binford Tools hires a new manager to oversee the Tool Time Show. He wants Tim to have more explosions. Tim is against this. (S8, E24).

The Long And Winding Road (1): An all-talk episode of Tool Time turns into a staged talk/brawl show and Tim quits. Jill gets a job offer in Bloomington, Indiana. The Taylors decide to move. (S8, E25).

The Long And Winding Road (2): As Tim prepares for the final Tool Time show, he thinks of the impact of their decisions to move on. He remembers their lives in their home over the years. (S8, E26).

This episode Rick Astley sings a classic we all know, Olly Murs performs, and double gold medal Olympian Rebecca Adlington plays celebrity Send To All. (S2, E04).

The guys volunteer to take ridiculous notes to a focus group, and they try to get a bystander to back up their story to a store manager after falling into a tower of cereal boxes. (S11, E14).

The guys make scenes while stealing tips from the tip jar at a pizza shop, and then go through a hilarious text exchange challenge at the food court. (S11, E15).

The guys conduct interviews for DNA testing and cause mischief at the grocery store while wearing bath robes. (S11, E16).

The guys conduct interviews for DNA testing and cause mischief at the grocery store while wearing bath robes. (S11, E16).

The guys must do and say with what they're told to while working at the Universal Orlando location of \"Fast & Furious: Supercharged\", where every single refusal counts as a thumbs down. (S11, E17).

The guys try to get strangers to follow them to a made up basement, try to get customers to call out a ridiculous nickname, and try to get a stranger to agree with their silly life lessons. (S11, E18).

The guys try to get strangers to follow them to a made up basement, try to get customers to call out a ridiculous nickname, and try to get a stranger to agree with their silly life lessons. (S11, E18).

The guys get strangers to help them fix their broken bike, and do and say whatever they are told. Later, they get strangers to approve some strange e-mails written by the other guys. (S11, E19).

The guys Greek out while lending a hand at a restaurant and then compete head-to-head answering questions in a focus group. The loser is forced to spend a day locked in a den at the zoo. (S11, E20).

The guys Greek out while lending a hand at a restaurant and then compete head-to-head answering questions in a focus group. The loser is forced to spend a day locked in a den at the zoo. (S11, E20).

The guys play \"the laugh man standing\" challenge, and then try to get strangers to repeat the strange backstory of the Gatto dogs. (S11, E21).

Colin directs a movie with \"Jerry Springer Show\" guests and in Bollywood style, then reports from a swamp full of frogs. Wayne and Gary sing songs of the spa. (S11, E08).

Prepare to wince at a waxing themed \"Newsflash!\" Plus, the audience lends their voice to Colin & Ryan in the Wild West, and we are pitched some odd products to advertise in a sexy voice! (S11, E09).

The game Kick It is played for the first time, while Secret has a very stinky secret revealed. Also played are Scenes from a Hat, Props and Greatest Hits. Brad and Jeff stand in for Wayne. (S11, E10).

Maggie Q returns and gets a cabaret song, while Foreign Film Dub also returns. Nyima chooses a date while Scenes From A Hat features Sesame Street characters in other shows. (S11, E11).

\"Hollywood Director\" Colin asks the cast to shoplift in the styles of Tarantino, Swedish Porn and Hollywood Musical. The audience lends their voice to a monstrous round of \"Sound Effects\". (S11, E12).

Jonathan must choose between Scarface alley cat Wayne, lust-filled parrot Colin and bad mother Ryan in \"Let's Make A Date\". Guest Kearran Giovanni joins for a police edition of \"Dubbing\". (S11, E13).

The One After Vegas: Ross and Rachel deal with the aftermath of their drunken escapade. Phoebe and Joey take a road trip back to New York in Phoebe's grandmother's cab. (S6, E01).

The One Where Ross Hugs Rachel: Chandler and Monica tell Joey and Rachel that they want to live together. Monica is hurt that Rachel doesn't react as strongly as Joey. (S6, E02).

The One With Ross's Denial: Despite Phoebe's admonitions, Ross asks Rachel to move in with him. Meanwhile, Chandler and Monica bicker over their living arrangements. (S6, E03).

The One Where Joey Loses His Insurance: Joey develops a hernia just as his health insurance expires. Meanwhile, Ross starts to use an \"interesting\" English accent in his new lectures. (S6, E04).

The One With Joey's Porsche: Joey pretends to be the owner of a Porsche when the owner leaves the keys at Central Perk. Meanwhile, Ross tries to avoid getting a third divorce! (S6, E05).

The One On The Last Night: The gang prepare for big changes in their living arrangements. Monica and Rachel reminisce about their time living together and it's not all good memories! (S6, E06).

The One Where Phoebe Runs: Rachel is embarrassed by Phoebe's \"flamboyant\" running style and tries to avoid her on her morning jogs. Elle Macpherson guest stars. (S6, E07).

The One With Ross's Teeth: Ross over-whitens his teeth in order to impress his date. Phoebe may or may not have made out with Ralph Lauren which gets Rachel into trouble with her boss. (S6, E08).

The One Where Ross Got High: On Thanksgiving, Chandler tries to gain favour with Monica's parents. However, an incident from his and Ross' college days hinders his efforts. (S6, E09).

The One With The Routine: Joey plots the perfect opportunity to kiss Janine on a New Year's Eve dance show. Ross and Monica resurrect their high school dance routine for the broadcast. (S6, E10).

The One With The Apothecary Table: Janine (Elle Macpherson) forces Joey to choose between her and his friends. Rachel buys an apothecary table from a store that Phoebe hates. (S6, E11).

The One With The Joke: Chandler is upset when a men's magazine prints Ross's joke. However, both Chandler and Ross claim to have originated the joke. (S6, E12).

The One With Rachel's Sister: Rachel tries to help her pampered younger sister, Jill (guest-star Reese Witherspoon), find independence, that is until she starts flirting with Ross. (S6, E13).

The One Where Chandler Can't Cry: Angry that Rachel interfered in her relationship with Ross, Jill sets out to seduce him. Meanwhile, Joey learns that people think Phoebe is a porn star. (S6, E14).

The One Where Chandler Can't Cry: Angry that Rachel interfered in her relationship with Ross, Jill sets out to seduce him. Meanwhile, Joey learns that people think Phoebe is a porn star. (S6, E14).

From chicken pox parties to tests for dementia, Parsons' acerbic wit and exceptionally righteous indignation knows no bounds.

From chicken pox parties to tests for dementia, Parsons' acerbic wit and exceptionally righteous indignation knows no bounds.

Broken Britain may be staring into the bottom of an empty pint glass, but don't lose hope - Al Murray, The Pub Landlord, is back to fill it up with a show of epic proportions.

Broken Britain may be staring into the bottom of an empty pint glass, but don't lose hope - Al Murray, The Pub Landlord, is back to fill it up with a show of epic proportions.

Young At Heart: Tim hires a mechanic for his car who turns out to be a gorgeous woman. Driving her home, he is caught by a traffic cam in a compromising position with her. (S8, E17).

Love Labor Lost (1): Jill finds out she needs a hysterectomy. While everyone is concerned, it seems like it should be routine. Then, during the operation, problems occur. Tim gets scared. (S8, E18).

Love's Labor Lost (2): Jill has had a total hysterectomy and is upset at what this represents. Her mother visits to help around the house but Jill's mood swings are all over the place. (S8, E19).

Neighbours: Tim takes Wilson to a hockey game. Wilson wins $10,000 by sitting in the raffle seat and wants a greenhouse in his backyard. Tim realizes the plans block the fence. (S8, E20).

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The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Today's caseload includes felonious farmers, daring escapes, and package pilfering. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E19).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. A cacophony of crime featuring sinful santas, bad bears, and a jailbird on a jet ski. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E20).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring public enemies, a tribe facing arrest, and OAPs with attitude! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E21).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Criminal calamities including a sleepy burglar, courtroom escapes, and bad getaway drivers. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E23).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Crime capers including Christmas criminals, package plundering, and motoring mayhem! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E22).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Criminal calamities including a sleepy burglar, courtroom escapes, and bad getaway drivers. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E23).

The One That Could Have Been (1): Contemplating how differently their lives could have turned out, the gang fantasize about the paths they could have so easily taken. (S6, E15).

The One That Could Have Been (2): In the friends' continuing speculative fantasy, Ross initiates a threesome with his wife and her female friend but it doesn't go the way he wanted. (S6, E16).

The One With Unagi: Chandler and Monica agree to give each other homemade presents for their six-month anniversary and Ross tries to teach martial arts to Rachel and Phoebe. (S6, E17).

The One Where Ross Dates a Student: When a fire damages their apartment, Rachel and Phoebe must choose between living with Joey or Monica. Ross gets into trouble by dating a student. (S6, E18).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring insurance scams gone wrong, bear burglars, and some anti-social shenanigans. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E24).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Moralless madness including an indecisive burglar, teddy bear theft, and a naked police chase! Joe Thomas narrates. (S1, E25).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. In court tonight we have man vs elephant, car vs shop, and a cheese slice vs a Ferrari! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E26).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Strap yourselves in for some calamitous crime and ludicrous law enforcement! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E27).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Moronic misdemeanors including petrol station pillocks, a buffoon on a bridge, and bad bears. Joe Thomas narrates. (S1, E28).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring such criminal escapades as delivery drivers gone rogue, criminals getting creative, and some serious monkey business. (S1, E30).

Guest performer Greg Proops plays lonely heart, and must choose between Wayne's fitness fanatic, Colin's obnoxious conjoined twin, and Ryan's bitter mall Santa in \"Let's Make A Date\". (S11, E14).

This special episode showcases never before seen games and outtakes, starting with a frantic \"Forward Rewind\" followed by the rarely played game \"Hats\". Star guests incl. Candice Accola. (S12, E01).

Aisha introduces another collection of unseen material from past series', incl. a crazy edition of \"Party Quirks\" and an action-packed flamenco scene with celebrity guest Marisol Nichols. (S12, E02).

Star guests Penn & Teller join the cast to put their improv skills to the test. Enjoy caffeinated golf lessons, classic movie scenes in the nude, and Penn & Teller hosting a Radio Show. (S12, E03).

The One With Rachel's New Dress: Phoebe gets to name one of her babies which leads to Joey telling Chandler that he has a terrible name. Rachel's plan to seduce her boyfriend goes awry. (S4, E18).

The One With All The Haste: Monica and Rachel will do anything to get their old apartment back from the guys. Meanwhile, Ross spontaneously pops the question to Emily. (S4, E19).

The One With All The Wedding Dresses: Monica has an aspirational phase of wearing Emily's wedding dress. Meanwhile, Chandler forces Joey to get treatment for his snoring at a sleep clinic. (S4, E20).

The One With The Invitation: The friends get invitations to Ross's wedding, but not all of them are going. Ross and Rachel reminisce separately about when they dated each other. (S4, E21).

The One With The Worst Best Man Ever: After Joey almost loses Ross' wedding ring, Ross asks both Joey and Chandler to be his best man. Meanwhile, the girls host a baby shower for Phoebe. (S4, E22).

The One With Ross's Wedding (2): Phoebe tries to warn the gang that Rachel is coming to London to declare her love to Ross. Meanwhile, Ross and Emily's parents are quarrelling over money. (S4, E24).

The One With All The Kissing: Chandler kisses both Rachel and Phoebe in order to cover up a kiss he gave to Monica. Rachel finally tells Ross her feelings and Phoebe goes into labour. (S5, E02).

The One With The Triplets: Phoebe goes into labour and is stuck with a doctor who is obsessed with the show \"Happy Days\". Meanwhile, Joey experiences his own pain from kidney stones. (S5, E03).

The One Where Phoebe Hates PBS: Phoebe's hatred for PBS arises after Joey helps out with a pledge drive. Emily tells Ross she'll give him a second chance if he cuts all ties with Rachel. (S5, E04).

The One With The Kips: Chandler and Monica plan a trip to Atlantic City for some private time but end up fighting the entire time. Later, Joey finds out about the newly formed couple. (S5, E05).

Arrest Her Development: Vanessa \"helps\" Mandy and Kyle look for their first apartment. Meanwhile, Mike is thrilled when Ryan's good business decisions have him unknowingly embracing capitalism.

No Parental Guidance: Vanessa is depressed now that all of her daughters are out of the house. Mike organizes a family dinner to lift her spirits, wherein Kristin announces she's pregnant. (S1, E01).

Seth MacFarlane hosts a star-studded panel (incl. Pamela Anderson, Hulk Hogan, Jerry Springer) hassling the Hoff. He's the guest of dishonour at a party that's equal parts tribute and take down.

Kristen Schaal kills a genie just to steal his clothes, foresees her own death as a beloved hobo and performs her harrowing kitchen utensil drama, 'Lonely Fire.

Beaverly Buttbillies: Beavis and Butt-Head mistake sewage for oil and attempt to get rich selling it to their neighbors. (S5, E14).

Tainted Meat: Beavis' complete lack of hygiene causes the hospitalization of many Burger World customers, as well as the temporary closure of the restaurant. (S5, E15).

Stewart Moves Away: Beavis and Butt-head go to Stewart's house, and stumble upon a couple of robbers posing as movers. They have fun destroying Stuart's family's possessions. (S5, E16).

The Arky Gala: Rip and Saltine attend the Arky Gala, the most glamorous event of the year, where Saltine makes an unlikely friend. The reverie is shattered when the gala is taken hostage. (S1, E04).

The Mile High Club: Searching for Amelia Earhart's plane, Rip and the gang are taken aboard a floating airship in the sky. Swooper finds a great new opportunity and Agatha finds romance. (S1, E05).

Wild Kingdom: Mark is bringing his Cub Scout pals for a visit. Tim has to re-light the pilot light of the furnace and he decides to show Randy and Brad how to do it. (S1, E05).

Adventures In Fine Dining: The boys get the family kicked out of a pizza place because of their misbehavior. Jill points out that since Tim encouraged them, he should teach them how to behave.(S1,E06).

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The Jokers ask people for help with writing some strange answers on a questionnaire, and then fall in love with total strangers in the park. The loser has to ruin an autograph session. (S11, E22).

The guys pose as dental assistants doing and saying whatever the other guys tell them, make headlines for all the wrong reasons, and give campers some ridiculous campfire tips. (S11, E23).

Stumble In The Bronx: Becker is shot in the shoulder while rescuing Jake from a robbery attempt. In spite of his weakened state, he annoys everyone at the hospital. (S2, E08).

Hate Thy Neighbour: While recovering from the shooting, Becker must put up with his neighbours. Meanwhile, Margaret and Linda must find a temporary doctor while Becker is out. (S2, E09).

The One Where Phoebe Hates PBS: Phoebe's hatred for PBS arises after Joey helps out with a pledge drive. Emily tells Ross she'll give him a second chance if he cuts all ties with Rachel. (S5, E04).

The One With The Kips: Chandler and Monica plan a trip to Atlantic City for some private time but end up fighting the entire time. Later, Joey finds out about the newly formed couple. (S5, E05).

The One With The Yeti: Phoebe is surprised to discover that she enjoys wearing mink. Ross confronts Emily and refuses to stop hanging out with Rachel. (S5, E06).

The One Where Ross Moves In: After getting kicked out of his apartment, Ross temporarily moves in with Chandler and Joey, driving all three of them crazy. (S5, E07).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Shining a spotlight on disgruntled shoppers, battles on busses, and a burglar who can't work a door! Joe Thomas narrates. (S1, E29).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring robbers on horseback, goats on trains, and police cars on the run! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E32).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring such criminal escapades as delivery drivers gone rogue, criminals getting creative, and some serious monkey business. (S1, E30).

The Jokers ask people for help with writing some strange answers on a questionnaire, and then fall in love with total strangers in the park. The loser has to ruin an autograph session. (S11, E22).

Colin directs a movie with \"Jerry Springer Show\" guests and in Bollywood style, then reports from a swamp full of frogs. Wayne and Gary sing songs of the spa. (S11, E08).

Prepare to wince at a waxing themed \"Newsflash!\" Plus, the audience lends their voice to Colin & Ryan in the Wild West, and we are pitched some odd products to advertise in a sexy voice! (S11, E09).

Sara Pascoe, Alan Davies, Darren Harriott and sidekick John Kearns invite James Acaster, Roisin Conaty, Gyles Brandreth, and Kemah Bob to play some festive guessing games in the Comedy Central attic.

Stumble In The Bronx: Becker is shot in the shoulder while rescuing Jake from a robbery attempt. In spite of his weakened state, he annoys everyone at the hospital. (S2, E08).

Hate Thy Neighbour: While recovering from the shooting, Becker must put up with his neighbours. Meanwhile, Margaret and Linda must find a temporary doctor while Becker is out. (S2, E09).

Nothing More Than Feelings: Tim and the Tool Time audience start sharing experiences about each other's wives - with a predictable reaction from Jill when the show airs. (S1, E07).

Flying Sauces: Brad and Randy are ashamed of being seen in public with their \"geek brother\". Jill thinks she and Tim should tell them not to torment Mark, but Tim has other ideas.(S1, E08).

Bubble, Bubble, Toil And Trouble: Jill mentions the need for another sink in the bathroom, and Tim promises to add one plus a whirlpool, and anything else Jill wants. (S1, E09).

Reach Out And Teach Someone: Tim starts his dream hot rod project; he has only a frame to a 1934 Ford Roadster to begin with, but it's a start. (S1, E10).

Voting: First-time voter Mandy is taking her vote seriously, and Mike wants to make certain she votes the right way. his way. At the store, Fantasy Football has begun. (S2, E01).

Dodgeball Club: When Boyd gets in trouble at school for playing dodgeball, Mike thinks this is another sign that parents are raising a generation of wimps. (S2, E02).

Out of Order is a gameshow all about judgements and first impressions. Host Rosie Jones is joined by team captains Katherine Ryan and Judi Love, plus Desiree Burch & Dan Tiernan. (S1, E05).

The One With Joey's Fridge: Ross tries to contain his paranoia when his student girlfriend goes on spring break with her wild friends. (S6, E19).

The One With Mac And C.H.E.E.S.E: Joey auditions for a major television role, but Chandler almost ruins everything by forgetting to write down a telephone message. (S6, E20).

The One Where Ross Meets Elizabeth's Dad: Ross fails to impress his girlfriend's father (guest-star Bruce Willis). Joey gets off on the wrong foot with the operator of his robotic co-star. (S6, E21).

The One Where Paul's The Man: While Ross and Elizabeth are on a romantic weekend getaway at her family's cabin, Elizabeth's father (guest-star Bruce Willis) and Rachel show up unexpectedly. (S6, E22).

The One With The Ring: Chandler finds the perfect engagement ring, and then loses it. Rachel tries to get Paul (Bruce Willis) to reveal his emotions, but now he can't stop blubbering. (S6, E23).

The One With The Proposal (1): Chandler's romantic marriage proposal is ruined when Monica's former boyfriend (Tom Selleck) returns. Joey accidentally buys a boat at a silent auction. (S6, E24).

Jimminy Lummox: Stimpy tries to remedy Ren's nasty behavior by introducing him to his conscience, Jiminy Lummox. Bass Master: Ace Fisherman Ren Hoek takes us on a fishing trip. (S3, E05).

Ren's Retirement: Strong, energetic, Ren's tenth birthday comes around. However, when Stimpy reminds him he's 70 in dog years, Ren becomes a crazy old coot. (S3, E06).

Sketches include the return of inner-city substitute teacher Mr. Garvey and A-Aron, Jordan's girlfriend catching him watching porn, and the guys sending up Les Mis. (S3, E01).

An inner-city man has his own 'Ratatouille', a CIA interrogation has the wrong subject, and the two valet guys having trouble believing anyone would mess with the Batmans. (S3, E02).

Soul Sucker: Mark gets in over his head when he agrees to be Callie's partner in an ancient demonic ritual. Meanwhile, Randall babysits a confused robot. (S1, E13).

The Manbirds: Mark decides to take in a baby Man-Bird that was separated from its family, while Grimes struggles to settle a blood-feud with their champion. (S1, E14).

Sara Pascoe, Alan Davies, Darren Harriott, and sidekick John Kearns, welcome Rosie Jones, Jordan Grey, Sam Campbell and Thanyia Moore to play another round of absurd guessing games. (S4, E08).

Sara Pascoe, Alan Davies, Darren Harriott, and sidekick John Kearns, welcome Rosie Jones, Jordan Grey, Sam Campbell and Thanyia Moore to play another round of absurd guessing games. (S4, E08).

Whether it's tackling communist health and safety posters, or his overtly biblical appearance, Alasdair's inventive, whimsical debut opens a cabinet of curiosities.

Whether it's tackling communist health and safety posters, or his overtly biblical appearance, Alasdair's inventive, whimsical debut opens a cabinet of curiosities.

Nothing More Than Feelings: Tim and the Tool Time audience start sharing experiences about each other's wives - with a predictable reaction from Jill when the show airs. (S1, E07).

Nothing More Than Feelings: Tim and the Tool Time audience start sharing experiences about each other's wives - with a predictable reaction from Jill when the show airs. (S1, E07).

Flying Sauces: Brad and Randy are ashamed of being seen in public with their \"geek brother\". Jill thinks she and Tim should tell them not to torment Mark, but Tim has other ideas.(S1, E08).

Bubble, Bubble, Toil And Trouble: Jill mentions the need for another sink in the bathroom, and Tim promises to add one plus a whirlpool, and anything else Jill wants. (S1, E09).

Reach Out And Teach Someone: Tim starts his dream hot rod project; he has only a frame to a 1934 Ford Roadster to begin with, but it's a start. (S1, E10).

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The guys compete head-to-head doing and saying whatever the other guys tell them while posing as physical therapists, then pitch some ridiculous ideas for TV show hosts. (S11, E24).

The guys compete in taxis, doing and saying what the guys tell them to. Then try to enlist people into helping them make messes at a grocery store. The punishment involves monster trucks! (S12, E01).

Pain In The Aspirin: Elizabeth claims that she doesn't have any aspirin, but Becker finds a bottle of them while earlier snooping through her purse. Becker obsesses about her \"lie\". (S2, E10).

Blind Curve: Jake's former best friend and person that caused his blindness returns to town wanting Jake's forgiveness. (S2, E11).

The One With The Yeti: Phoebe is surprised to discover that she enjoys wearing mink. Ross confronts Emily and refuses to stop hanging out with Rachel. (S5, E06).

The One Where Ross Moves In: After getting kicked out of his apartment, Ross temporarily moves in with Chandler and Joey, driving all three of them crazy. (S5, E07).

The One With Ross's Sandwich: Ross gets unusually upset when someone at work takes his sandwich from the refrigerator and eats it. (S5, E09).

The One With The Inappropriate Sister: A bored Ross creates havoc in Joey and Chandler's lives, whilst Rachel is disturbed by her date's inappropriate relationship with his sister. (S5, E10).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring Halloween hooligans, a canine arsonist, and a skirmish over some sun loungers! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E31).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring robbers on horseback, goats on trains, and police cars on the run! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E32).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring a streaker amongst some sealions and a car-jacking bear! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E34).

The guys compete head-to-head doing and saying whatever the other guys tell them while posing as physical therapists, then pitch some ridiculous ideas for TV show hosts. (S11, E24).

The guys compete head-to-head doing and saying whatever the other guys tell them while posing as physical therapists, then pitch some ridiculous ideas for TV show hosts. (S11, E24).

The game Kick It is played for the first time, while Secret has a very stinky secret revealed. Also played are Scenes from a Hat, Props and Greatest Hits. Brad and Jeff stand in for Wayne. (S11, E10).

Maggie Q returns and gets a cabaret song, while Foreign Film Dub also returns. Nyima chooses a date while Scenes From A Hat features Sesame Street characters in other shows. (S11, E11).

Sara Pascoe, alongside team captains Alan Davies & Darren Harriott, welcomes Jason Manford, Miles Jupp, Henning Wehn, and Maisie Adam into the loft to play an array of guessing games. (S3, E01).

Pain In The Aspirin: Elizabeth claims that she doesn't have any aspirin, but Becker finds a bottle of them while earlier snooping through her purse. Becker obsesses about her \"lie\". (S2, E10).

Blind Curve: Jake's former best friend and person that caused his blindness returns to town wanting Jake's forgiveness. (S2, E11).

Look Who's Not Talking: Tim promises to clean the house while Jill works on a speech she has to give. True to form, Tim decides to rewire the vacuum cleaner with, you guessed it, more power! (S1, E11).

Yule Better Watch Out: Tim has decided to beat Doc Johnson in the neighborhood Christmas decoration contest. The competition soon gets out of control. (S1, E12).

Up Your Alley: The family goes bowling, but Tim's obsession for winning soon turns the family fun into bloody competition. Randy and Brad run into the bowling alley arcade bully. (S1,E13).

For Whom The Belch Tolls: Tim's college roommate Stu calls to say that he's in town. Though Jill finds him obnoxious and doesn't want him in their home, Tim can't tell Stu he is not welcome. (S1,E14).

High Expectations: When their African-American neighbours' car is egged, Vanessa goes against Mike's advice and decides to let them know their car wasn't the only one vandalized. (S2, E03).

Ed's Twice Ex-Wife: Mike is shocked when he finds out Vanessa sided with Ed's ex-wife, Wanda, instead of with Ed after he divorced her - twice. Kristin is reluctant to get Mandy a job. (S2, E04).

Join Rosie, Katherine & Judi in revisiting the best bits and most hilarious unseen moments of the first series. Featuring hilarious revelations, acerbic wit, and outrageous predictions. (S1, E06).

The One With The Proposal (2): Chandler fools Monica into believing he hates the idea of marriage, but his plan backfires as she seeks consolation with Richard (Tom Selleck). (S6, E25).

The One With Monica's Thunder: Monica excitedly reveals the good news of her engagement to everyone, but Rachel and Ross upstage her by reuniting. (S7, E01).

The One With Rachel's Book: Joey finds out that Rachel is reading a steamy romance novel and Monica discovers that her parents have spent the money for her wedding on a beach house. (S7, E02).

The One With Phoebe's Cookies: Monica becomes obsessed with obtaining Phoebe's secret cookie recipe. Meanwhile, whilst trying to bond, Chandler accidentally gives Monica's dad a lap dance. (S7, E03).

The One With Rachel's Assistant: Rachel wants to hire a cute, young male assistant over a more qualified woman. Meanwhile, Joey's show gets cancelled. (S7, E04).

The One With The Engagement Picture: Joey teaches Chandler how to smile for an engagement picture with Monica. Phoebe and Ross each date the members of a couple preparing for divorce. (S7, E05).

Jerry The Belly Button Elf: Stimpy ventures into the inside of his bellybutton. Road Apples: Stuck in the desert, the duo finally come aboard Mr. and Mrs. Pipe's RV. (S3, E07).

Hard Times for Haggis: When TV personality Haggis McHaggis gets booted off the air and out of his mansion in favor of Ren and Stimpy, he is bent for revenge. (S3, E08).

Sketches include a Django Unchained slave fight, the guys having a bad Skype connection, Metta World News gets philosophical, and a baseball player slapping ass too much. (S3, E03).

Sketches include Keegan not being allowed to board his flight, a thug refusing to pour out his 40, and a boxer talking smack to his opponent. (S3, E04).

Wet Hot Demonic Summer: Twayne and Callie build a summer camp to cover up their raid on a wizard training ground. and they need Mark's help. (S2, E01).

Callie And Her Sister: After Callie refuses to go through with her arranged marriage to Twayne, her parents temporarily get back together and have a second daughter to take her spot. (S2, E02).

Sara Pascoe, Alan Davies, Darren Harriott, and sidekick John Kearns, welcome Nish Kumar, Chris McCausland, Maisie Adam and Suzi Ruffell to play another round of absurd guessing games. (S4, E09).

Broken Britain may be staring into the bottom of an empty pint glass, but don't lose hope - Al Murray, The Pub Landlord, is back to fill it up with a show of epic proportions.

Look Who's Not Talking: Tim promises to clean the house while Jill works on a speech she has to give. True to form, Tim decides to rewire the vacuum cleaner with, you guessed it, more power! (S1, E11).

Yule Better Watch Out: Tim has decided to beat Doc Johnson in the neighborhood Christmas decoration contest. The competition soon gets out of control. (S1, E12).

Up Your Alley: The family goes bowling, but Tim's obsession for winning soon turns the family fun into bloody competition. Randy and Brad run into the bowling alley arcade bully. (S1,E13).

For Whom The Belch Tolls: Tim's college roommate Stu calls to say that he's in town. Though Jill finds him obnoxious and doesn't want him in their home, Tim can't tell Stu he is not welcome. (S1,E14).

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The guys get tutored on how to use PowerPoint at a library, and play a four-way game of hot potato with stranger's shoes. (S12, E02).

The guys pose as hospital receptionists, doing and saying whatever the other guys tell them, and then try to convince strangers to not use a particular restroom. (S12, E03).

Santa On Ice: A department store Santa drops by Dr. Becker's waiting room and drops off more than John expected. Reggie's thinking of a Christmas party but will it be a thought that counts? (S2, E12).

The Hypocratic Oath: Reggie and a fellow student study rat behaviour using a maze. Coincidentally, John's waiting room turns into a maze of boxes when Linda orders too many supplies. (S2, E13).

The One With Ross's Sandwich: Ross gets unusually upset when someone at work takes his sandwich from the refrigerator and eats it. (S5, E09).

The One With The Inappropriate Sister: A bored Ross creates havoc in Joey and Chandler's lives, whilst Rachel is disturbed by her date's inappropriate relationship with his sister. (S5, E10).

The One With Chandler's Work Laugh: When Ross discovers that Emily is getting remarried, he hits a new low by sleeping with one of Chandler's old flames.Janice! (S5, E12).

The One With Joey's Bag: Phoebe meets her infamous father at her grandmother's funeral. Meanwhile, Chandler discovers that Monica gives terrible massages. (S5, E13).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring a tank on the run, juvenile offenders, and a cheerleader with anger issues. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E35).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring terrible truckers, feathered offenders, and a reptile on the run. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E36).

The guys get tutored on how to use PowerPoint at a library, and play a four-way game of hot potato with stranger's shoes. (S12, E02).

\"Hollywood Director\" Colin asks the cast to shoplift in the styles of Tarantino, Swedish Porn and Hollywood Musical. The audience lends their voice to a monstrous round of \"Sound Effects\". (S11, E12).

Jonathan must choose between Scarface alley cat Wayne, lust-filled parrot Colin and bad mother Ryan in \"Let's Make A Date\". Guest Kearran Giovanni joins for a police edition of \"Dubbing\". (S11, E13).

Sara Pascoe, alongside team captains Alan Davies & Darren Harriott, welcomes Roisin Conaty, Ed Byrne, Rosie Jones, and Archie Maddocks into the loft to play an array of guessing games. (S3, E02).

Santa On Ice: A department store Santa drops by Dr. Becker's waiting room and drops off more than John expected. Reggie's thinking of a Christmas party but will it be a thought that counts? (S2, E12).

The Hypocratic Oath: Reggie and a fellow student study rat behaviour using a maze. Coincidentally, John's waiting room turns into a maze of boxes when Linda orders too many supplies. (S2, E13).

Forever Jung: Brad is going on his first date, but is uncomfortable about having to learn how to dance. Jill's friend Karen is coming for a visit, but she and Tim don't like each other. (S1, E15).

Jill's Birthday: Jill's birthday is coming up and luckily for Tim, the boys remind him. This year, she tells him he has to get her something thoughtful. (S1, E16).

What About Bob?: Al is excited because Bob Vila is in town signing his new book. When Al calls him, \"the pioneer of home repairs\", Tim's ego can't take the blow. (S1, E17).

Baby, It's Cold Outside: Tim makes plans to go with Jill to a romantic getaway. (S1, E18).

Mother ******: Vanessa gives a talk at Eve's school for career day. When Eve finds out what her mother does at an oil company, she accuses her mother of destroying the land. (S2, E05).

Circle Of Life: When Mike brings home a dead duck he shot for dinner, Kristin is horrified that he would expose young Boyd to the violence of death. (S2, E06).

More Cr*p: Inadvertently, Randy breaks the world record for the 'biggest cr*p'! Bono, the previous holder, is determined to regain his crown - but he has a dark secret which may stop him. (S11, E09).

Obama Wins! Just what evil deeds has Cartman been up to? It's up to the boys to find out, and the truth could rock America to its core! Meanwhile, Mickey Mouse buys the rights to Star Wars. (S16, E14).

Let Go, Let Gov: Cartman is enraged by the discovery that the NSA is spying on America. Time to go undercover and broadcast their shocking secret over a new (and rudely named) website! (S17, E01).

Informative Murder Porn: Stan is shocked to discover his parents watching 'murder porn' - time for the children of South Park to teach their parents a thing or two about morals! (S17, E02).

World War Zimmerman: Cartman is having recurring nightmares that depict him as Brad Pitt in World War Z, but it's not zombies he's fighting, and Token is 'patient zero'! Hell breaks loose! (S17, E03).

Goth Kids 3 - Dawn of the Posers: The Goth kids smell something fishy when their brethren return from Troubled Acres acting all 'emo' - the truth of the matter might just shock them! (S17, E04).

Taming Strange: When baby Ike hits puberty, he and Kyle start to grow apart. Yo abba Gabba style, will help! Or will Ike's bad boy ways spread? (S17, E05).

Black Friday (1): With the biggest shopping day of the year fast approaching, Wizard Cartman deems it necessary, in a Game of Thrones fashion, to form alliances - the Xbox One shall be his! (S17, E07).

A Song of A** and Fire (2): The countdown to Black Friday continues and Cartman's attempts at manipulation grow. But will Stan and Kenny bow to King Cartman before the war? Winter's coming. (S17, E08).

T*****s and Dragons (3): Randy is rallying the mall staff! Outside the mall, zombie-like masses are restless, and King Cartman prepares for battle with Princess Kenny - Black Friday is on! (S17, E09).

Sketches include Keegan getting too high, a soccer player doing anything to draw a red card, two sexperts giving cunnilingus advice, and Metta World News talks about genies. (S3, E05).

Mr. T teaching us life lessons, Wendell calls the customer service about his Superman bed, an insult comic crossing the line, and the valets talk about Mel Gibson. (S3, E06).

Ride Me To Hell: The end of his favorite TV series, 'Dishonorable Discharge' sends Grimes off the deep end. Mark has to help him get to the bottom of his inexplicable attachment to the show. (S2, E03).

G. I. Twayne: Twayne is drafted into the Army of Satan. When Mark is forced to join him, he discovers a plan to end humanity. Special guest star: Rob Riggle as the drill sergeant. (S2, E04).

Sara Pascoe, Alan Davies, Darren Harriott, and sidekick John Kearns, welcome Glenn Moore, Amy Gledhill, Ria Lina and Scarlett Moffatt to play another round of absurd guessing games. (S4, E10).

Whether it's tackling communist health and safety posters, or his overtly biblical appearance, Alasdair's inventive, whimsical debut opens a cabinet of curiosities.

Forever Jung: Brad is going on his first date, but is uncomfortable about having to learn how to dance. Jill's friend Karen is coming for a visit, but she and Tim don't like each other. (S1, E15).

Jill's Birthday: Jill's birthday is coming up and luckily for Tim, the boys remind him. This year, she tells him he has to get her something thoughtful. (S1, E16).

What About Bob?: Al is excited because Bob Vila is in town signing his new book. When Al calls him, \"the pioneer of home repairs\", Tim's ego can't take the blow. (S1, E17).

Baby, It's Cold Outside: Tim makes plans to go with Jill to a romantic getaway. (S1, E18).

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The guys play a couple of rounds of \"do and say whatever you're told\" while posing as nurses at a hospital, and then do some grocery shopping with their fake wives. (S12, E04).

The guys read their fake daughter's diary pages, and give normal presentations while being told what to do and say. The punishment involves insulting the tattoos of people at the gym. (S12, E06).

The Rumour: A rumour spreads through the office and diner that John is dying when he suddenly begins eating healthy food and tries to control his temper. (S2, E14).

All The Rage: Becker is sentenced to attend an anger management class after he insults two police officers. Linda invites Bob to move in with her. (S2, E15).

The One With Chandler's Work Laugh: When Ross discovers that Emily is getting remarried, he hits a new low by sleeping with one of Chandler's old flames.Janice! (S5, E12).

The One With Joey's Bag: Phoebe meets her infamous father at her grandmother's funeral. Meanwhile, Chandler discovers that Monica gives terrible massages. (S5, E13).

The One With The Joke: Chandler is upset when a men's magazine prints Ross's joke. However, both Chandler and Ross claim to have originated the joke. (S6, E12).

The One That Could Have Been (1): Contemplating how differently their lives could have turned out, the gang fantasize about the paths they could have so easily taken. (S6, E15).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring a robber on a roof, offenders in an office, and a criminal in a canal. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E37).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Including a court room crooner, pitiful package pilferers, and mischievous monkeys. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E38).

The guys play a couple of rounds of \"do and say whatever you're told\" while posing as nurses at a hospital, and then do some grocery shopping with their fake wives. (S12, E04).

Guest performer Greg Proops plays lonely heart, and must choose between Wayne's fitness fanatic, Colin's obnoxious conjoined twin, and Ryan's bitter mall Santa in \"Let's Make A Date\". (S11, E14).

This special episode showcases never before seen games and outtakes, starting with a frantic \"Forward Rewind\" followed by the rarely played game \"Hats\". Star guests incl. Candice Accola. (S12, E01).

Sara Pascoe, alongside team captains Alan Davies & Darren Harriott, welcomes Shaun Ryder, Nick Helm, Sindhu Vee, and Melvin Odoom into the attic to play an array of guessing games. (S3, E03).

The Rumour: A rumour spreads through the office and diner that John is dying when he suddenly begins eating healthy food and tries to control his temper. (S2, E14).

All The Rage: Becker is sentenced to attend an anger management class after he insults two police officers. Linda invites Bob to move in with her. (S2, E15).

Unchained Malady: Tim receives a chain letter with the instruction that it be sent forward within 24 hours or else something bad will happen. Tim disregards the letter, despite Jill's warning.(S1,E19).

Birds Of A Feather Flock To Taylor: Tim and Jill get into an argument after she insists that she told him repeatedly about an upcoming reception, but he is sure she never mentioned it. (S1, E20).

A Battle Of Wheels: On Tool Time, Al thinks he does all the work and Tim has it easy. Tim lets Al be host to see what it is like. (S1, E21).

Luck Be A Taylor Tonight: Tim wants the women and kids out of the house for the duration of his men's poker night, but that is not going to happen. (S1, E22).

Putting A Hit On Christmas: Vanessa, worn out from the recent Thanksgiving holiday, longs for the quiet, no-fuss Christmases when it was just her and Mike. (S2, E07).

Bullying: When Eve is suspended from school for calling a boy a bad name, Mike is surprised name calling would be considered bullying. Meanwhile Ryan finally gets a job. (S2, E08).

Out of Order is a gameshow all about judgements and first impressions. Host Rosie Jones is joined by team captains Katherine Ryan and Judi Love, plus Roisin Conaty & Josh Jones. (S1, E07).

The One With The Nap Partners: Joey and Ross accidentally take a nap together and much to their dismay, find that they like it. Phoebe and Rachel compete to be Monica's maid of honour. (S7, E06).

The One With Ross's Library Book: Ross discovers that his dissertation is in a section of the library where students go to have \"relations\". (S7, E07).

The One Where Chandler Doesn't Like Dogs: Chandler's irrational fear of dogs causes problems when Phoebe brings home a cute canine. (S7, E08).

The One With All The Candy: Monica becomes popular with her neighbours because of her homemade candy. Meanwhile, Ross teaches Phoebe how to ride a bike. literally. (S7, E09).

The One With The Holiday Armadillo: Ross dresses up as an Armadillo to try and teach Ben about Hanukkah. Meanwhile, Phoebe worries that Rachel wants to continue living with Joey. (S7, E10).

The One With All The Cheesecakes: Chandler and Rachel can't help eating the irresistible cheesecakes that are meant for a neighbour. (S7, E11).

Eat My Cookies: Ren and Stimpy become Girl Scouts, and when Stimpy eats all the cookies, they need to replace them. Ren's Bitter Half: Stimpy's new genetic formula splits Ren's personality. (S3, E09).

Lair of the Lummox: Ren and Stimpy go in search of the dying breed of the lummox. Deep in the wood they find a prime specimen; a freckled red neck known as Booger Red. (S4, E01).

Seth MacFarlane hosts a star-studded panel (incl. Pamela Anderson, Hulk Hogan, Jerry Springer) hassling the Hoff. He's the guest of dishonour at a party that's equal parts tribute and take down.

Broken Britain may be staring into the bottom of an empty pint glass, but don't lose hope - Al Murray, The Pub Landlord, is back to fill it up with a show of epic proportions.

McIntyre returns on top form with razor sharp observations and has the crowd in stitches with talk his wife will not be happy with! Legendary British stand up! Recorded at the O2 in London.

The Dragony Aunts solve some dating dilemmas. How can they help Desiree Burch make the first move when chatting up guys? And Kevin Clash needs advice on his open relationship. (S1, E01).

Unchained Malady: Tim receives a chain letter with the instruction that it be sent forward within 24 hours or else something bad will happen. Tim disregards the letter, despite Jill's warning.(S1,E19).

Birds Of A Feather Flock To Taylor: Tim and Jill get into an argument after she insists that she told him repeatedly about an upcoming reception, but he is sure she never mentioned it. (S1, E20).

A Battle Of Wheels: On Tool Time, Al thinks he does all the work and Tim has it easy. Tim lets Al be host to see what it is like. (S1, E21).

Luck Be A Taylor Tonight: Tim wants the women and kids out of the house for the duration of his men's poker night, but that is not going to happen. (S1, E22).

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The guys dress up with costumes trying to fool receptionists, and convince strangers to give up their gift cards. The punishment is to find and eat various hard-boiled eggs in a meeting. (S12, E07).

The guys disrespect strangers at the food court. Later, they pose as tailors and ask strangers to settle ridiculous debates. The punishment involves a cake decorating contest. (S12, E08).

Old Yeller: Attempting to recapture his youth, Becker buys a motorcycle. (S2, E16).

The Roast That Ruined Them: Becker and Liz throw a dinner party attended only by Reggie, her date, and an ex-con who's suing Becker. (S2, E17).

The One With The Joke: Chandler is upset when a men's magazine prints Ross's joke. However, both Chandler and Ross claim to have originated the joke. (S6, E12).

The One That Could Have Been (1): Contemplating how differently their lives could have turned out, the gang fantasize about the paths they could have so easily taken. (S6, E15).

The One That Could Have Been (2): In the friends' continuing speculative fantasy, Ross initiates a threesome with his wife and her female friend but it doesn't go the way he wanted. (S6, E16).

The One With Unagi: Chandler and Monica agree to give each other homemade presents for their six-month anniversary and Ross tries to teach martial arts to Rachel and Phoebe. (S6, E17).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Including an adulterous escape and a not so high-speed pursuit of a lawnmower. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E39).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring a proposal in handcuffs, bears on the rampage, and a game of hide and seek. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E40).

The guys dress up with costumes trying to fool receptionists, and convince strangers to give up their gift cards. The punishment is to find and eat various hard-boiled eggs in a meeting. (S12, E07).

Aisha introduces another collection of unseen material from past series', incl. a crazy edition of \"Party Quirks\" and an action-packed flamenco scene with celebrity guest Marisol Nichols. (S12, E02).

Star guests Penn & Teller join the cast to put their improv skills to the test. Enjoy caffeinated golf lessons, classic movie scenes in the nude, and Penn & Teller hosting a Radio Show. (S12, E03).

Sara Pascoe, alongside team captains Alan Davies & Darren Harriott, welcomes Brian Conley, Harriet Kemsley, Bec Hill, and Dr Ranj into the attic to play an array of guessing games. (S3, E04).

Old Yeller: Attempting to recapture his youth, Becker buys a motorcycle. (S2, E16).

The Roast That Ruined Them: Becker and Liz throw a dinner party attended only by Reggie, her date, and an ex-con who's suing Becker. (S2, E17).

Al's Fair In Love And War: Al wants to ask Greta out while she is in the audience, but he is self-conscious and messes it up. Jill suggests a double date with her, Tim, Al and Greta. (S1, E23).

Stereo-Typical: The speakers of Tim's stereo system blow up and he goes to buy new ones. The thing is, he can't restrain himself and ends up buying a whole home entertainment system. (S1, E24).

Read My Hips: Tim reads a letter from a viewer who thinks Tim has taken the show too far with all the macho grunting stuff. Tim burns the letter with a construction-use flame thrower. (S2, E01).

Rites And Wrongs Of Passage: Tim has bought tickets to the biggest monster truck rally in the history of Detroit, which means that Jill will get the house all for herself on Sunday. (S2, E04).

Attractive Architect: Bill McKenzie has been the Outdoor Man's architect for years, which is why he is dumbfounded when Mike tells him the job may now go to a young, hot female architect. (S2, E09).

Quarterback Boyfriend: Mike is so impressed with Greg, Mandy's new boyfriend and the high school star quarterback, he offers him a job at the Outdoor Man under Kyle's supervision. (S2, E12).

Out of Order is a gameshow all about judgements and first impressions. Host Rosie Jones is joined by team captains Katherine Ryan and Judi Love, plus Babatunde Aleshe & Amy Gledhill. (S1, E08).

The One Where They're Up All Night: After the gang head to the roof to see a passing comet, separate events unfold that lead to all of them having a sleepless night. (S7, E12).

The One Where Rosita Dies: Phoebe becomes involved with a suicidal office worker (Jason Alexander). Meanwhile, Rachel and Chandler both think they've broken Rosita, Joey's recliner. (S7, E13).

The One Where They All Turn Thirty: Rachel's 30th birthday prompts the friends to reminisce about their own 30th celebrations. (S7, E14).