I'm a Hand Model: Ryan turns to Karen when he notices his staff's customer service is slipping. Judd sets Iris a fundraising mission. Comedy from the creator of The Thick of It. (S1, ep 3).

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Triggered: The family is locked down in their home due to a shooting incident in the neighbourhood. (S4, ep 14).

Messy Situation, Miscommunication and Academic Probation: Becky inadvertently outs her relationship with professor Davis. Dan and Darlene check in on Chuck. (S4, ep 15).

Gas Pump, House Dump and Stew Volcano: Darlene searches for a home that she and Becky can afford. Jackie finds herself apologising to Ben. (S4, ep 16).

Big Negotiations and Broken Expectations: Dan enlists the help of a few good friends for the funeral home remodel. Robin and Darlene take a big career risk. (S4, ep 17).

I Speak in the Tongues of Men and Angels: Celebrity televangelist Eli Goldman and son Jesse clash over the future of the Gemstone empire. Strong language/adult humour. (S2, ep 1).

After I Leave, Savage Wolves Will Come: Jesse and Amber scramble for the cash after they commit to their efforts to invest in Zion's Landing. Strong language/adult humour. (S2, ep 2).

For He is a Liar and the Father of Lies: The Gemstone siblings pull back the curtain on their father's past. Kelvin deals with an unruly God Squad. Strong language/adult humour. (S2, ep 3).

As to How They Might Destroy Him: Reeling from their father's revelation, Kelvin and Jesse conspire to put Eli in his place. Strong language/adult humour. (S2, ep 4).

Interlude II: It's Christmas, 1993. Eli considers a tempting offer from an old friend, and Baby Billy crashes the Gemstones' celebrations. Strong language/adult humour. (S2, ep 5).

Never Avenge Yourselves, But Leave it to the Wrath of God: Jesse takes matters into his own hands after a terrifying attack. Strong language/adult humour. (S2, ep 6).

And Infants Shall Rule Over Them: With Eli temporarily out of the picture, the Gemstone siblings quarrel over who's in charge. Strong language/adult humour. (S2, ep 7).

The Prayer of a Righteous Man: Jesse, Kelvin, and Judy consider where they stand as the dust settles at the compound. Strong language/adult humour. (S2, ep 8).

I Will Tell All of Your Deeds: As the Gemstones celebrate the launch of Zion's Landing, Baby Billy faces fatherhood. Season two finale. Strong language/adult humour. (S2, ep 9).

The Acupuncturist: Larry offers an acupuncturist 5,000 dollars if he solves a neck problem. Plus, an old friend asks Larry for a 5,000 dollar loan which he promises to pay back. (S2, ep 6).

The Doll: After successfully pitching his idea for a show to ABC, Larry leaves an executive's daughter traumatised by cutting her priceless doll's hair off. (S2, ep 7).

Shaq: Larry heads to a LA Lakers basketball game and accidentally trips star player Shaquille O'Neal. But then, everything seems to go in Larry's favour. (S2, ep 8).

The Baptism: Larry and Cheryl attend a family wedding, but Larry is annoyed that the bride is marrying a Jewish man converting to Christianity. (S2, ep 9).

The Massage: Larry gets a massage with a difference, while he then gets into trouble for stealing forks in a restaurant. What will that mean for the chances of the pilot? (S2, ep 10).

Free Family Portrait Studio: Dwight offers free family portraits to the office staff with the hope of getting closer to Angela's baby. Season finale. (S8, ep 24).

The New Guys: Dwight and Jim are annoyed by the Scranton branch's newest employees, while Andy endeavours to get his revenge on Nellie. (S9, ep 1).

BAFTA nominee Lucy Beaumont lets loose on her rollercoaster world, detailing how life through the Beaumont lens is more surreal than you could ever imagine.

Shane Gillis is here to host this week's SNL, joined by musical guest Tate McRae. (S50, ep 13).

Fore!: Vince and Drama join Mark Wahlberg and Tom Brady for a charity golf tournament. Meanwhile, trouble looms for Ari. Strong language/flashing images. (S6, ep 5).

Murphy's Lie: Decisions need to be made when an offer comes Eric's way. Meanwhile, Drama finds himself in a difficult position. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S6, ep 6).

Pilot: After her parents cut her off, aspiring writer Hannah is forced to search for a new job. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S1, ep 1).

Vagina Panic: Hannah frets over an STD test, while a promising job interview takes a turn for the terrible. Sex/mature themes. (S1, ep 2).

Bagpipes and Walter plan to break Rajesh out of work. Meanwhile, Valentine bumps into Dawn and uses all his Easmon charm to try and woo her. (S3, ep 3).

Valentine gets a DJ gig through Dawn's friend Andy. Meanwhile, Kobna buys a car and causes an accident that brings about a pact with the devil. (S3, ep 4).

Angry Andy: Andy releases his angry side as he fights to get his job back from Nellie, while Pam finds Kelly a potential new boyfriend. (S8, ep 21).

Fundraiser: Andy tries to confront Robert at a silent charity auction, while Oscar bonds with Angela's husband, Senator Robert Lipton. (S8, ep 22).

Turf War: Dwight and Jim fight a nearby branch for a big client, Andy makes a plan to get his old job back and Pam learns more about Nellie. (S8, ep 23).

Wait a Minute, then who was that on that Ladder?: Iris sets up a risky meet-and-greet with Judd and the passengers. Meanwhile, Ryan and Billie head below deck. (S1, ep 4).

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The Best Laid Plans, a Contrabassoon and a Sinking Feeling: Darlene struggles to cope with the stress of construction. Lou returns as Mark's combative contrabassoon teacher. (S4, ep 18).

Three Ring Circus: Ben and Darlene are excited to share their good news with the family, but Neville, Jackie, Aldo and Harris share some very similar news of their own. (S4, ep 19).

A Judge and a Priest Walk Into a Living Room.: The Conners gear up for a megawedding as Jackie and Neville, Darlene and Ben, and Harris and Aldo plan for a shared big day. (S4, ep 20).

For I Know the Plans I Have For You: As their father semi-retires, Jesse, Judy, and Kelvin face low attendance and donations. Language/adult humour. (S3, ep 1).

But Esau Ran to Meet Him: Eli tries to smooth relations with the Montgomery boys. The siblings face the Board of Ministers. Language/adult humour. (S3, ep 2).

For Their Nakedness is Your Own Nakedness: The Gemstones host a cousins' night, while Baby Billy pursues a new direction. Language/adult humour. (S3, ep 3).

I Have Not Come to Bring Peace, But a Sword: As Jesse prepares for an initiation, Baby Billy makes an impossible promise. Language/adult humour. (S3, ep 4).

Interlude III: Eli and Aimee-Leigh grapple with the aftermath of an uneventful Y2K as Judy tries to accept Jesse's girlfriend. Language/adult humour. (S3, ep 5).

For Out of the Heart Comes Evil Thoughts: While Judy turns to Amber for advice, BJ prepares for a long-awaited showdown. Language/adult humour. (S3, ep 6).

Burn For Burn, Wound For Wound, Stripe For Stripe: As Jesse, Judy and Kelvin reel from personal setbacks, tensions boil over. Language/adult humour. (S3, ep 7).

I Will Take You by the Hand and Keep You: In part one of the season finale, the Gemstones test of their biblical knowledge. Language/adult humour. (S3, ep 8).

Wonders that Cannot be Fathomed, Miracles that Cannot be Counted: In part two of the season finale, divine intervention strikes. Language/adult humour. (S3, ep 9).

Chet's Shirt: Larry and Jeff become investors, as the restaurant project begins. Plus, Larry is obsessed with a shirt he sees in a dead friend's picture. (S3, ep1).

The Benadryl Brownie: Trouble arrives when Larry's first call on his new cell phone leads to Richard Lewis's girlfriend succumbing to a peanut allergy - a week before the Emmys. (S3, ep 2).

Club Soda And Salt: The troublesome search for a new chef for the restaurant continues, as Larry learns a tip about stains. Plus, anyone for tennis? (S3, ep 3).

The Nanny from Hell: Jeff and Suzie get back together after Jeff learns she is pregnant. Meanwhile, Larry gets a restaurant investor's nanny fired when he asks for a favour. (S3, ep 4).

The Terrorist Attack: Larry gets caught in the middle of a feud between Paul and Mindy Reiser. Plus, he is warned of a threat in LA the same weekend he and wife Cheryl are there. (S3, ep 5).

Roy's Wedding: Jim and Pam look at their own relationship as they attend Roy's wedding. Dwight objects to Nellie's charity fundraising. (S9, ep 2).

Andy's Ancestry: Andy shows off his recent ancestral discovery, while Erin prepares to impress his family by having Dwight tutor her in a second language. (S9, ep 3).

Work Bus: Convinced by Jim that the building is unsafe, Dwight hires a bus for the team to work inside. Meanwhile, Andy sees a chance to hurt Nellie. (S9, ep 4).

Here Comes Treble: Andy's old university a cappella group visits Scranton, reigniting his rivalry with fellow alumnus Broccoli Rob (Stephen Colbert). (S9, ep 5).

Lady Gaga is here to host this week's SNL. (S50, ep 14).

What Goes Around Comes Around: Carrie decides she needs to clear the air with Natasha, while Miranda dates a guy she thinks is too attractive for her. (S3, ep 17).

Cock-A-Doodle-Do: Carrie meets with Big, while Samantha goes to war with the noisy trans sex workers on her block. (S3, ep 18).

Lady Gaga is here to host this week's SNL. (S50, ep 14).

Gustav: Robert hires a lawyer, but fails to ensure he is competent enough to handle his affairs. Frances's outing to an art show ends badly. Strong language/mature themes. (S1, ep 5).

Christmas: During their annual Christmas trip, the bickering pair try to find the best way to break the divorce to Frances's parents. Contains strong language. (S1, ep 6).

What's Going On Downstairs? or Don't Eat Prince Eric!: Ray's date may not be who he thinks she is. Charlie and Tanya threaten Sandee and Jason. (S3, ep 7).

I, Sandee or This Sex. Which Is. Not One: Lenore brings Jessica to the Wellness Centre, Ray has a crisis about his performance with women. (S3, ep 8).

A Monkey Named Simian or Frances Is Not A Fan: Tanya is determined to go to Frances and Mike's wedding. Meanwhile, Ray fills in for Jason. (S3, ep 9).

The Whole Beefalo: With the fate of the Wellness Centre in the balance, Ray and Tanya must find Charlie and recover their $40,000. (S3, ep 10).

The Boat: The office staff annoy Dwight by calling into a radio show he is a guest on. Meanwhile, Andy learns of his family's financial troubles. (S9, ep 6).

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Are You A Spider, Matt?: Judd calls on Ryan to help him charm an uber-wealthy passenger. Meanwhile, Rav deals with the fallout as the ship hits the media. (S1, ep 7).

This is Physically Hurting Me: As Karen supervises the throwing of all non-essential items from the ship, the passengers start to suspect all is not as it seems. (S1, ep 8).

What's So Funny About Peas, Love and Understanding?: Darlene figures out a new plan to afford Mark's college tuition. Jackie and Louise try to help Becky meet a new guy. (S5, ep 20).

Dating, Drinking and Grifter Logic: Neville confronts Jackie about loaning Dan money. Darlene attempts to play matchmaker for Mark. (S5, ep 21).

The Good Book: Gamby spends some time bonding with Amanda on a teacher workday. Dr Brown's ex-husband Dascious makes an unexpected appearance. (S1, ep 7).

Gin: Gamby faces heartbreak when he finds out about Amanda's prior relationship with the history teacher - the insufferably perfect Hayden. Very strong language. (S1, ep 8).

Chapter 25: Kenny follows through on a threat to Gene. Stevie gets Kenny a charity to promote during Guy's goodwill 'dragon boat' race. (S4, ep 4).

Chapter 26: Guy asks Kenny to tone down his on-air antics; April gets Kenny to agree to undergo couples therapy. (S4, ep 5).

The Special Section: Larry's mother dies, giving him an excuse to get out of engagements. Plus, he is angered when her remains are put in a particular part of the cemetery. (S3, ep 6).

The Corpse-Sniffing Dog: Jeff's dog causes a massive issue when he threatens the opening of the new restaurant. But that is just the tip of the iceberg for Larry. (S3, ep 7).

The Good Book: Gamby spends some time bonding with Amanda on a teacher workday. Dr Brown's ex-husband Dascious makes an unexpected appearance. (S1, ep 7).

Gin: Gamby faces heartbreak when he finds out about Amanda's prior relationship with the history teacher - the insufferably perfect Hayden. Very strong language. (S1, ep 8).

Chapter 25: Kenny follows through on a threat to Gene. Stevie gets Kenny a charity to promote during Guy's goodwill 'dragon boat' race. (S4, ep 4).

Chapter 26: Guy asks Kenny to tone down his on-air antics; April gets Kenny to agree to undergo couples therapy. (S4, ep 5).

Are You A Spider, Matt?: Judd calls on Ryan to help him charm an uber-wealthy passenger. Meanwhile, Rav deals with the fallout as the ship hits the media. (S1, ep 7).

This is Physically Hurting Me: As Karen supervises the throwing of all non-essential items from the ship, the passengers start to suspect all is not as it seems. (S1, ep 8).

The Whale: The women of the office coach Dwight in how to interact with the opposite sex after he is assigned an important female client. (S9, ep 7).

The Target: Jim quickly regrets asking Stanley and Phyllis for a favour, while Angela asks Dwight to help get Oscar away from her husband. (S9, ep 8).

What's So Funny About Peas, Love and Understanding?: Darlene figures out a new plan to afford Mark's college tuition. Jackie and Louise try to help Becky meet a new guy. (S5, ep 20).

Dating, Drinking and Grifter Logic: Neville confronts Jackie about loaning Dan money. Darlene attempts to play matchmaker for Mark. (S5, ep 21).

The Special Section: Larry's mother dies, giving him an excuse to get out of engagements. Plus, he is angered when her remains are put in a particular part of the cemetery. (S3, ep 6).

The Corpse-Sniffing Dog: Jeff's dog causes a massive issue when he threatens the opening of the new restaurant. But that is just the tip of the iceberg for Larry. (S3, ep 7).

Comedian John Oliver hosts an in-depth, satirical look at developments from the past seven days in news, politics and current events. (S12, ep 4).

BAFTA nominee Lucy Beaumont lets loose on her rollercoaster world, detailing how life through the Beaumont lens is more surreal than you could ever imagine.

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 7).

Comedian John Oliver hosts an in-depth, satirical look at developments from the past seven days in news, politics and current events. (S12, ep 4).

Omaha: One year after losing the presidency, Selina attempts to secure her legacy with a memoir. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S6, ep 1).

Library: Selina attends the opening of President Hughes' library, while Jonah gets advice on how to climb the political ladder. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S6, ep 2).

Wingmen: Jemaine enlists the aid of a friendly mugger to help Bret look tough in front of his new love interest, the girl who works at the cheap zoo (aka the pet shop). (S2, ep 9).

Evicted: The boys realise they have been paying their rent in the wrong currency. Facing homelessness, Murray attempts to save them through the medium of musical theatre. (S2, ep 10).

Chapter 25: Kenny follows through on a threat to Gene. Stevie gets Kenny a charity to promote during Guy's goodwill 'dragon boat' race. (S4, ep 4).

Chapter 26: Guy asks Kenny to tone down his on-air antics; April gets Kenny to agree to undergo couples therapy. (S4, ep 5).

He's Only There To Stop His Skeleton From Falling Over: A crisis gives Billie a shot at the limelight. Iris vets the comedian's material for the upcoming party. (S1, ep 5).

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Eight Arms But No Hands: A seat on a rescue shuttle sends the ship into chaos. Meanwhile, Matt takes extreme measures to quiet his guilty conscience. (S1, ep 9).

No One Wants an Argument About Reality: As Ryan finds the courage to tell his passengers the truth, Karen comes out of hiding and clashes with Frank. (S2, ep 1).

The Grad Finale: As Mark's graduation approaches, he considers his relationship with his father. Louise plans a big graduation ceremony at the Lunch Box. (S5, ep 22).

Keep on Truckin': A sudden turn of events forces the Conners to face the daily struggles of life in Lanford in a way they never have before. (S1, ep 1).

End Of The Line: In the last episode of the season, Gamby and Russell hit the endgame in their plan to bring down Principal Brown. (S1, ep 9).

Tiger Town: The concluding chapter of the dark comedy begins, with Gamby returning to a much-changed North Jackson High. Very strong language and adult humour. (S2, ep 1).

Chapter 27: Kenny gets rattled when Guy introduces a wild card to the show. Stevie recruits Maria to promote Kenny's side business. (S4, ep 6).

Chapter 28: Kenny finds his personal travails taking a toll at work. Stevie keeps up appearances in the face of adversity. (S4, ep 7).

Krazee-Eyez Killa: Larry befriends Wanda's rapper fiance and finds needless trouble when searching for a jacket he desperately needs for a reshoot. Very strong language. (S3, ep 8).

Mary, Joseph And Larry: Larry begins to have problems with his housekeeper. Plus, Cheryl invites her family home for the holidays, much to Larry's disappointment. (S3, ep 9).

End Of The Line: In the last episode of the season, Gamby and Russell hit the endgame in their plan to bring down Principal Brown. (S1, ep 9).

Tiger Town: The concluding chapter of the dark comedy begins, with Gamby returning to a much-changed North Jackson High. Very strong language and adult humour. (S2, ep 1).

Chapter 27: Kenny gets rattled when Guy introduces a wild card to the show. Stevie recruits Maria to promote Kenny's side business. (S4, ep 6).

Chapter 28: Kenny finds his personal travails taking a toll at work. Stevie keeps up appearances in the face of adversity. (S4, ep 7).

Eight Arms But No Hands: A seat on a rescue shuttle sends the ship into chaos. Meanwhile, Matt takes extreme measures to quiet his guilty conscience. (S1, ep 9).

No One Wants an Argument About Reality: As Ryan finds the courage to tell his passengers the truth, Karen comes out of hiding and clashes with Frank. (S2, ep 1).

Dwight Christmas: Dwight ropes the office into celebrating a traditional Schrute German Christmas, while Erin grows closer to Pete. (S9, ep 9).

Lice: After Pam accidentally brings lice into the office, Dwight goes to war against the outbreak. Jim has an important business meeting. (S9, ep 10).

The Grad Finale: As Mark's graduation approaches, he considers his relationship with his father. Louise plans a big graduation ceremony at the Lunch Box. (S5, ep 22).

Keep on Truckin': A sudden turn of events forces the Conners to face the daily struggles of life in Lanford in a way they never have before. (S1, ep 1).

Krazee-Eyez Killa: Larry befriends Wanda's rapper fiance and finds needless trouble when searching for a jacket he desperately needs for a reshoot. Very strong language. (S3, ep 8).

Mary, Joseph And Larry: Larry begins to have problems with his housekeeper. Plus, Cheryl invites her family home for the holidays, much to Larry's disappointment. (S3, ep 9).

Gustav: Robert hires a lawyer, but fails to ensure he is competent enough to handle his affairs. Frances's outing to an art show ends badly. Strong language/mature themes. (S1, ep 5).

Christmas: During their annual Christmas trip, the bickering pair try to find the best way to break the divorce to Frances's parents. Contains strong language. (S1, ep 6).

Live from New York, Jimmy Fallon brings his trademark charm as he hosts the Tonight Show, welcoming celebrities and musical stars to the stage. (S12, ep 81).

Valentine has some realisations about his relationship with Dawn. Meanwhile, Kirsty gets her first posh catering job and pulls in Agnes to help. (S3, ep 5).

Valentine invites the Easmons to meet Dawn, but with Agnes distracted by the campaign it promises to be an interesting evening. (S3, ep 6).

Chapter One: Make Your Mark: Dark comedy starring Bill Hader as Barry, a hitman searching for direction. While on a job in LA, Barry gets the acting bug. (S1, ep 1).

Chapter Two: Use It: Gene encourages his class to channel grief into artistic expression. Barry faces a dilemma. (S1, ep 2).

New. The Emmy-nominated comedy returns for a final season, as the infamous televangelist family continue their offer of salvation. to the highest bidder. (S4, ep 1).

Chapter 27: Kenny gets rattled when Guy introduces a wild card to the show. Stevie recruits Maria to promote Kenny's side business. (S4, ep 6).

Chapter 28: Kenny finds his personal travails taking a toll at work. Stevie keeps up appearances in the face of adversity. (S4, ep 7).

Chapter 29: Season finale. Kenny returns a favour, at his boss's insistence. Stevie offers revisions to Kenny's life story. April weighs up a big decision. (S4, ep 8).

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What an Unseasonal Delight: As the ship faces a fiery threat, Billie hatches a plan to save some of the passengers - while sacrificing others. (S2, ep 2).

Is It a Good Dot?: The crew discover that their new friends may not be what they say they are. (S2, ep 3).

Tangled Up in Blue: Darlene is in for one surprise after another when David introduces his girlfriend, Blue. Dan hires Becky to help out at work. (S1, ep 2).

There Won't Be Blood: It's Halloween, but an email from the school banning certain costumes sets off an argument between Dan and Darlene. (S1, ep 3).

Slaughter: Gamby fingers a suspect for the shooting with the help of Dayshawn. Russell tests out a kindness strategy at school. Strong language and adult humour. (S2, ep 2).

The King: Gamby's search for his shooter leads him into a novelist's graduate-school class. Contains very strong language from the outset and adult humour. (S2, ep 3).

Chapter 29: Season finale. Kenny returns a favour, at his boss's insistence. Stevie offers revisions to Kenny's life story. April weighs up a big decision. (S4, ep 8).

Pilot: Former Miami Dolphins star Spencer (Dwayne Johnson) attempts to build a new career outside of the NFL by mentoring younger pros. Strong language/sex/flashing images. (S1, ep 1).

The Grand Opening: With the restaurant about to open, Larry fires the chef, accidentally injures a food critic & hires a new chef with Tourette's Syndrome. Very strong language. (S3, ep 10).

Mel's Offer: Larry takes the lead role in Broadway musical The Producers. Meanwhile, he also reminds wife Cheryl of an unconventional ten-year anniversary gift. (S4, ep 1).

Slaughter: Gamby fingers a suspect for the shooting with the help of Dayshawn. Russell tests out a kindness strategy at school. Strong language and adult humour. (S2, ep 2).

The King: Gamby's search for his shooter leads him into a novelist's graduate-school class. Contains very strong language from the outset and adult humour. (S2, ep 3).

Chapter 29: Season finale. Kenny returns a favour, at his boss's insistence. Stevie offers revisions to Kenny's life story. April weighs up a big decision. (S4, ep 8).

Pilot: Former Miami Dolphins star Spencer (Dwayne Johnson) attempts to build a new career outside of the NFL by mentoring younger pros. Strong language/sex/flashing images. (S1, ep 1).

What an Unseasonal Delight: As the ship faces a fiery threat, Billie hatches a plan to save some of the passengers - while sacrificing others. (S2, ep 2).

Is It a Good Dot?: The crew discover that their new friends may not be what they say they are. (S2, ep 3).

Suit Warehouse: Dwight and Clark pose as father and son to close a big deal, while Darryl interviews for a job at Jim's new company. (S9, ep 11).

Customer Loyalty: An important meeting gets in the way of Jim's home life, while Nellie gives a fidelity seminar aimed at Erin and Pete. (S9, ep 12).

Tangled Up in Blue: Darlene is in for one surprise after another when David introduces his girlfriend, Blue. Dan hires Becky to help out at work. (S1, ep 2).

There Won't Be Blood: It's Halloween, but an email from the school banning certain costumes sets off an argument between Dan and Darlene. (S1, ep 3).

The Grand Opening: With the restaurant about to open, Larry fires the chef, accidentally injures a food critic & hires a new chef with Tourette's Syndrome. Very strong language. (S3, ep 10).

Mel's Offer: Larry takes the lead role in Broadway musical The Producers. Meanwhile, he also reminds wife Cheryl of an unconventional ten-year anniversary gift. (S4, ep 1).

New. The Emmy-nominated comedy returns for a final season, as the infamous televangelist family continue their offer of salvation. to the highest bidder. (S4, ep 1).

Live from New York, Jimmy Fallon brings his trademark charm as he hosts the Tonight Show, welcoming celebrities and musical stars to the stage. (S12, ep 82).

BAFTA nominee Lucy Beaumont lets loose on her rollercoaster world, detailing how life through the Beaumont lens is more surreal than you could ever imagine.

No More Drama: Vince and Turtle take extreme measures after a break-in, while Drama tries to make amends with a network boss. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S6, ep 7).

The Sorkin Notes: Andrew's erratic behaviour could prove costly, while Eric gets a call from Ashley. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S6, ep 8).

What Goes Around Comes Around: Carrie decides she needs to clear the air with Natasha, while Miranda dates a guy she thinks is too attractive for her. (S3, ep 17).

Cock-A-Doodle-Do: Carrie meets with Big, while Samantha goes to war with the noisy trans sex workers on her block. (S3, ep 18).

Pilot: After her parents cut her off, aspiring writer Hannah is forced to search for a new job. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S1, ep 1).

Vagina Panic: Hannah frets over an STD test, while a promising job interview takes a turn for the terrible. Sex/mature themes. (S1, ep 2).

The Recall: Tensions rise as Titi B.'s petition to recall Mayor Bremer gains momentum. Jayden panics over having to side with Arpi against Neil. (S2, ep 9).

The Debate: Arpi and Neil meet in the televised mayoral recall debate. James reveals info that may change the course of his and Mikaela's relationship. (S2, ep 10).

Was It Your Ears?: Ryan and Billie try to find out what's behind a constant beeping. Judd gets another bright idea and Rav turns to the president for help. (S1, ep 6).

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How it Ends: As a Starter and a Main: Iris and Judd attempt to blackmail mission control. (S2, ep 4).

Let's Play with Matches: The passengers put the ship's leadership to a vote. On Earth, a plan that could spell doom for Avenue 5 is put forward. (S2, ep 5).

The Separation of Church and Dan: Geena learns that DJ hasn't been taking Mary to church. Mark's school project goes south when Jackie volunteers to help. (S1, ep 4).

Miracles: A family member drops a life-changing announcement. Plus, Dan suspects Becky isn't sticking to her end of the deal about her drinking. (S1, ep 5).

New & Exclusive. Think Change: A death in Russell's family forces Gamby to step up to the plate as North Jackson's acting principal. Contains strong language and adult humour. (S2, ep 4).

Compassionate Man: Russell's birthday bash is marred by a revelation about his wife's college boyfriend. Contains very strong language and adult humour. (S2, ep 5).

Raise Up: Spencer struggles to add Vernon to his client list, while Ricky clashes with a new teammate after signing for the Miami Dolphins. Strong language/sex/flashing images. (S1, ep 2).

Move the Chains: Spencer and Joe try to woo a better breed of client by throwing a lavish party on their old boss's boat. Mature themes/flashing images. (S1, ep 3).

Ben's Birthday Party: Larry is invited to Ben Stiller's birthday celebrations, but manages to offend by not joining in the singing of the Happy Birthday song. (S4, ep 2).

The Blind Date: Larry sets up blind friend Michael on a blind date with a veiled Muslim. Meanwhile, Jeff owns up to having inappropriate thoughts about Larry's wife Cheryl. (S4, ep 3).

New & Exclusive. Think Change: A death in Russell's family forces Gamby to step up to the plate as North Jackson's acting principal. Contains strong language and adult humour. (S2, ep 4).

Compassionate Man: Russell's birthday bash is marred by a revelation about his wife's college boyfriend. Contains very strong language and adult humour. (S2, ep 5).

Raise Up: Spencer struggles to add Vernon to his client list, while Ricky clashes with a new teammate after signing for the Miami Dolphins. Strong language/sex/flashing images. (S1, ep 2).

Move the Chains: Spencer and Joe try to woo a better breed of client by throwing a lavish party on their old boss's boat. Mature themes/flashing images. (S1, ep 3).

How it Ends: As a Starter and a Main: Iris and Judd attempt to blackmail mission control. (S2, ep 4).

Let's Play with Matches: The passengers put the ship's leadership to a vote. On Earth, a plan that could spell doom for Avenue 5 is put forward. (S2, ep 5).

Junior Salesman: Dwight looks to his family and friends after he is assigned the task of finding a a part-time replacement for Jim. (S9, ep 13).

Vandalism: Pam attempts to track down the culprit after her mural is vandalised. In Philadelphia, Darryl struggles with Jim's cleaning habits. (S9, ep 14).

The Separation of Church and Dan: Geena learns that DJ hasn't been taking Mary to church. Mark's school project goes south when Jackie volunteers to help. (S1, ep 4).

Miracles: A family member drops a life-changing announcement. Plus, Dan suspects Becky isn't sticking to her end of the deal about her drinking. (S1, ep 5).

Ben's Birthday Party: Larry is invited to Ben Stiller's birthday celebrations, but manages to offend by not joining in the singing of the Happy Birthday song. (S4, ep 2).

The Blind Date: Larry sets up blind friend Michael on a blind date with a veiled Muslim. Meanwhile, Jeff owns up to having inappropriate thoughts about Larry's wife Cheryl. (S4, ep 3).

All Adventurous Women Do: An uncomfortable meeting with an old boyfriend leads to a bombshell for Hannah. Meanwhile, Jessa gets a nannying job. Strong language/mature themes. (S1, ep 3).

Hannah's Diary: Hannah gets a touchy-feely new boss, Shoshanna tries to lose her virginity, and Hannah's diary falls into the wrong hands. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S1, ep 4).

Live from New York, Jimmy Fallon brings his trademark charm as he hosts the Tonight Show, welcoming celebrities and musical stars to the stage. (S12, ep 83).

Chapter One: Make Your Mark: Dark comedy starring Bill Hader as Barry, a hitman searching for direction. While on a job in LA, Barry gets the acting bug. (S1, ep 1).

Chapter Two: Use It: Gene encourages his class to channel grief into artistic expression. Barry faces a dilemma. (S1, ep 2).

Georgia: Selina reunites with an old 'friend' as she helps monitor the first democratic election in the country of Georgia. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S6, ep 3).

Justice: Selina and the team attend the funeral of a Supreme Court Justice, while Amy tries to find a place for Selina's presidential library. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S6, ep 4).

Valentine has some realisations about his relationship with Dawn. Meanwhile, Kirsty gets her first posh catering job and pulls in Agnes to help. (S3, ep 5).

Valentine invites the Easmons to meet Dawn, but with Agnes distracted by the campaign it promises to be an interesting evening. (S3, ep 6).

Are You A Spider, Matt?: Judd calls on Ryan to help him charm an uber-wealthy passenger. Meanwhile, Rav deals with the fallout as the ship hits the media. (S1, ep 7).

This is Physically Hurting Me: As Karen supervises the throwing of all non-essential items from the ship, the passengers start to suspect all is not as it seems. (S1, ep 8).

Eight Arms But No Hands: A seat on a rescue shuttle sends the ship into chaos. Meanwhile, Matt takes extreme measures to quiet his guilty conscience. (S1, ep 9).

Sort of Gone: Sitcom premiere following gender-fluid millennial Sabi Mehboob, who balances a host of identities in everything from love to sexuality to family to career. (S1, ep 1).

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Intoxicating Clarity: The passengers find a solution that can potentially bring everyone home, even though they are getting used to the lifestyle. (S2, ep 6).

I Love Judging People: Ryan comes up with an AI system to decide the fate of passengers. Strong language. (S2, ep 7).

One Flew Over the Conners' Nest: Jackie convinces Dan to build a chicken coop in the backyard. Becky meets with Andrea for the first time since the surrogacy mishap. (S1, ep 6).

Hold the Salt: Dan questions Peter's motives when he learns about the pricey gift Jackie purchased for her new beau. Mark and Mary write up their Christmas wish lists. (S1, ep 7).

The Most Popular Boy: A plot to sabotage a test jeopardises Russell's job as Gamby is caught in the middle. Contains very strong language and adult humour. (S2, ep 6).

Spring Break: Gamby gets unexpected company on spring break. Amanda attends a writer's retreat. Contains flashing images, very strong language and adult humour. (S2, ep 7).

Heads Will Roll: Spencer gets an old injury checked out, Reggie and Vernon try to get a better contract and Joe takes off on Anderson's yacht. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S1, ep 4).

Machete Charge: Vernon comes to Spencer and Joe for help when he is blackmailed, Ricky invites Alonzo to a strip club and Charles is caught out. Strong language/sex. (S1, ep 5).

The Weatherman: Larry suspects the weatherman is deliberately delivering inaccurate forecasts. Plus, he manages to scare everyone with images of his tooth plaque. (S4, ep 4).

The 5 Wood: Larry faces being banned from his country club if he does not clean up his locker, while he is also forced to steal a golf club from a deceased person's casket. (S4, ep 5).

The Most Popular Boy: A plot to sabotage a test jeopardises Russell's job as Gamby is caught in the middle. Contains very strong language and adult humour. (S2, ep 6).

Spring Break: Gamby gets unexpected company on spring break. Amanda attends a writer's retreat. Contains flashing images, very strong language and adult humour. (S2, ep 7).

Heads Will Roll: Spencer gets an old injury checked out, Reggie and Vernon try to get a better contract and Joe takes off on Anderson's yacht. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S1, ep 4).

Machete Charge: Vernon comes to Spencer and Joe for help when he is blackmailed, Ricky invites Alonzo to a strip club and Charles is caught out. Strong language/sex. (S1, ep 5).

Intoxicating Clarity: The passengers find a solution that can potentially bring everyone home, even though they are getting used to the lifestyle. (S2, ep 6).

I Love Judging People: Ryan comes up with an AI system to decide the fate of passengers. Strong language. (S2, ep 7).

Couples Discount: Andy gets a less than warm welcome as he returns to the office.The team pair up to take advantage of a discount for couples. (S9, ep 15).

Moving On: Pam has an interview in Philadelphia with an eerily familiar potential boss. In Scranton, Andy finds out about Erin and Pete. (S9, ep 16).

One Flew Over the Conners' Nest: Jackie convinces Dan to build a chicken coop in the backyard. Becky meets with Andrea for the first time since the surrogacy mishap. (S1, ep 6).

Hold the Salt: Dan questions Peter's motives when he learns about the pricey gift Jackie purchased for her new beau. Mark and Mary write up their Christmas wish lists. (S1, ep 7).

The Weatherman: Larry suspects the weatherman is deliberately delivering inaccurate forecasts. Plus, he manages to scare everyone with images of his tooth plaque. (S4, ep 4).

The 5 Wood: Larry faces being banned from his country club if he does not clean up his locker, while he is also forced to steal a golf club from a deceased person's casket. (S4, ep 5).

New. The Emmy-nominated comedy returns for a final season, as the infamous televangelist family continue their offer of salvation. to the highest bidder. (S4, ep 1).

Live from New York, Jimmy Fallon brings his trademark charm as he hosts the Tonight Show, welcoming celebrities and musical stars to the stage. (S12, ep 84).

Georgia: Selina reunites with an old 'friend' as she helps monitor the first democratic election in the country of Georgia. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S6, ep 3).

Justice: Selina and the team attend the funeral of a Supreme Court Justice, while Amy tries to find a place for Selina's presidential library. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S6, ep 4).

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).

Gustav: Robert hires a lawyer, but fails to ensure he is competent enough to handle his affairs. Frances's outing to an art show ends badly. Strong language/mature themes. (S1, ep 5).

Christmas: During their annual Christmas trip, the bickering pair try to find the best way to break the divorce to Frances's parents. Contains strong language. (S1, ep 6).

Wingmen: Jemaine enlists the aid of a friendly mugger to help Bret look tough in front of his new love interest, the girl who works at the cheap zoo (aka the pet shop). (S2, ep 9).

Evicted: The boys realise they have been paying their rent in the wrong currency. Facing homelessness, Murray attempts to save them through the medium of musical theatre. (S2, ep 10).

No One Wants an Argument About Reality: As Ryan finds the courage to tell his passengers the truth, Karen comes out of hiding and clashes with Frank. (S2, ep 1).

What an Unseasonal Delight: As the ship faces a fiery threat, Billie hatches a plan to save some of the passengers - while sacrificing others. (S2, ep 2).

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Keep on Truckin': A sudden turn of events forces the Conners to face the daily struggles of life in Lanford in a way they never have before. (S1, ep 1).

Tangled Up in Blue: Darlene is in for one surprise after another when David introduces his girlfriend, Blue. Dan hires Becky to help out at work. (S1, ep 2).

There Won't Be Blood: It's Halloween, but an email from the school banning certain costumes sets off an argument between Dan and Darlene. (S1, ep 3).

The Separation of Church and Dan: Geena learns that DJ hasn't been taking Mary to church. Mark's school project goes south when Jackie volunteers to help. (S1, ep 4).

Miracles: A family member drops a life-changing announcement. Plus, Dan suspects Becky isn't sticking to her end of the deal about her drinking. (S1, ep 5).

New & Exclusive. I Keep Taking Baths Like Lady Macbeth: Jonathan and George try to repair their friendship, while Ray considers breaking off his affair with Belinda. (S3, ep 5).

Two Large Pearls and a Bar of Gold: Jonathan is asked to guard an expensive necklace for his old college girlfriend on the eve of her wedding. (S3, ep 6).

Fundraiser: Vice President Selina Meyer (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) and her eclectic staff attempt to navigate her first days in office. Contains strong language. (S1, ep 1).

Frozen Yoghurt: As a heat wave (and a gastric flu outbreak) sweep through Washington, Selina arranges a shrewd PR stunt at a local business. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S1, ep 2).

Catherine: Selina's daughter Catherine attends a party celebrating her mum's 20 years in Washington, but the vice president is preoccupied. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S1, ep 3).

Chung: The VP is accused of making an anti-immigration slur amid fears that her position is under threat from a Chinese-American war hero. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S1, ep 4).

Nicknames: As her clean jobs legislation hangs in the balance, Selina discovers that she is one of the biggest jokes in the blogosphere. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S1, ep 5).

Baseball: While hosting her new Healthy Eating Initiative at a Baltimore baseball stadium, Selina drops the bombshell that she may be pregnant. Contains strong language. (S1, ep 6).

The Special Section: Larry's mother dies, giving him an excuse to get out of engagements. Plus, he is angered when her remains are put in a particular part of the cemetery. (S3, ep 6).

The Corpse-Sniffing Dog: Jeff's dog causes a massive issue when he threatens the opening of the new restaurant. But that is just the tip of the iceberg for Larry. (S3, ep 7).

Krazee-Eyez Killa: Larry befriends Wanda's rapper fiance and finds needless trouble when searching for a jacket he desperately needs for a reshoot. Very strong language. (S3, ep 8).

Mary, Joseph And Larry: Larry begins to have problems with his housekeeper. Plus, Cheryl invites her family home for the holidays, much to Larry's disappointment. (S3, ep 9).

The Grand Opening: With the restaurant about to open, Larry fires the chef, accidentally injures a food critic & hires a new chef with Tourette's Syndrome. Very strong language. (S3, ep 10).

The Whale: The women of the office coach Dwight in how to interact with the opposite sex after he is assigned an important female client. (S9, ep 7).

The Target: Jim quickly regrets asking Stanley and Phyllis for a favour, while Angela asks Dwight to help get Oscar away from her husband. (S9, ep 8).

Dwight Christmas: Dwight ropes the office into celebrating a traditional Schrute German Christmas, while Erin grows closer to Pete. (S9, ep 9).

Lice: After Pam accidentally brings lice into the office, Dwight goes to war against the outbreak. Jim has an important business meeting. (S9, ep 10).

Suit Warehouse: Dwight and Clark pose as father and son to close a big deal, while Darryl interviews for a job at Jim's new company. (S9, ep 11).

Hello It's Me: At a long-awaited brunch, Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte discuss all the new changes in their lives, including a conspicuous absence from their circle. (S1, ep 1).

Little Black Dress: Miranda rushes to Carrie's side after a late-night call for help. Meanwhile, Charlotte tries to keep her emotions in check. (S1, ep 2).

Lady Gaga is here to host this week's SNL. (S50, ep 14).

No More Drama: Vince and Turtle take extreme measures after a break-in, while Drama tries to make amends with a network boss. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S6, ep 7).

The Sorkin Notes: Andrew's erratic behaviour could prove costly, while Eric gets a call from Ashley. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S6, ep 8).

Chapter One: Make Your Mark: Dark comedy starring Bill Hader as Barry, a hitman searching for direction. While on a job in LA, Barry gets the acting bug. (S1, ep 1).

Chapter Two: Use It: Gene encourages his class to channel grief into artistic expression. Barry faces a dilemma. (S1, ep 2).

All Adventurous Women Do: An uncomfortable meeting with an old boyfriend leads to a bombshell for Hannah. Meanwhile, Jessa gets a nannying job. Strong language/mature themes. (S1, ep 3).

Hannah's Diary: Hannah gets a touchy-feely new boss, Shoshanna tries to lose her virginity, and Hannah's diary falls into the wrong hands. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S1, ep 4).

Valentine has some realisations about his relationship with Dawn. Meanwhile, Kirsty gets her first posh catering job and pulls in Agnes to help. (S3, ep 5).

Valentine invites the Easmons to meet Dawn, but with Agnes distracted by the campaign it promises to be an interesting evening. (S3, ep 6).

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One Flew Over the Conners' Nest: Jackie convinces Dan to build a chicken coop in the backyard. Becky meets with Andrea for the first time since the surrogacy mishap. (S1, ep 6).

Hold the Salt: Dan questions Peter's motives when he learns about the pricey gift Jackie purchased for her new beau. Mark and Mary write up their Christmas wish lists. (S1, ep 7).

New & Exclusive. Forget the Herring: Jonathan teams up with a woman (guest star Isla Fisher) who is also searching for her father, George and Ray try to make amends. (S3, ep 7).

New & Exclusive. Nothing I Can't Help by Running Away: After discovering the identity of his dad, Jonathan tries to help him out of a tricky spot, but ends up getting kidnapped. (S3, ep 8).

Full Disclosure: As a nasty video about Selina goes viral, the veep fears her office has become a laughing stock. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S1, ep 7).

Tears: As Selina's approval rating hits an all-time low, her team engineers an interview designed to make her cry in a bid to gain public sympathy. Contains strong language. (S1, ep 8).

Scene 31A - Tecto Meets Eye: First AD Dan works to keep production afloat on the set of the Maximum Studios movie, Tecto: Eye of the Storm. (S1, ep 1).

Scene 36 - The Invisible Jackhammer: While attempting to shoot a stunt, Dan faces scrutiny. Anita asserts herself as the film's newest producer. (S1, ep 2).

Scene 54 - The Lilac Ghost: After the studio is accused of having a 'woman problem', Anita finds ways to empower Tecto's sole female character. (S1, ep 3).

Scene 83 - Enter the Gurgler: While prepping for a cameo from Maximum's biggest star, the crew faces off against another film in the franchise. (S1, ep 4).

Scene 16 - Eric's Hospital Scene: While Anita handles an unusual product placement request, Adam recruits Dag to help with his insecurities. (S1, ep 5).

Scene 110 - Baptism of Fire: During yet another late night on set, Dan attempts to raise morale. Eric anticipates a visit from a Hollywood hero. (S1, ep 6).

Mel's Offer: Larry takes the lead role in Broadway musical The Producers. Meanwhile, he also reminds wife Cheryl of an unconventional ten-year anniversary gift. (S4, ep 1).

Ben's Birthday Party: Larry is invited to Ben Stiller's birthday celebrations, but manages to offend by not joining in the singing of the Happy Birthday song. (S4, ep 2).

The Blind Date: Larry sets up blind friend Michael on a blind date with a veiled Muslim. Meanwhile, Jeff owns up to having inappropriate thoughts about Larry's wife Cheryl. (S4, ep 3).

The Weatherman: Larry suspects the weatherman is deliberately delivering inaccurate forecasts. Plus, he manages to scare everyone with images of his tooth plaque. (S4, ep 4).

The 5 Wood: Larry faces being banned from his country club if he does not clean up his locker, while he is also forced to steal a golf club from a deceased person's casket. (S4, ep 5).

Customer Loyalty: An important meeting gets in the way of Jim's home life, while Nellie gives a fidelity seminar aimed at Erin and Pete. (S9, ep 12).

Junior Salesman: Dwight looks to his family and friends after he is assigned the task of finding a a part-time replacement for Jim. (S9, ep 13).

Vandalism: Pam attempts to track down the culprit after her mural is vandalised. In Philadelphia, Darryl struggles with Jim's cleaning habits. (S9, ep 14).

Couples Discount: Andy gets a less than warm welcome as he returns to the office.The team pair up to take advantage of a discount for couples. (S9, ep 15).

Moving On: Pam has an interview in Philadelphia with an eerily familiar potential boss. In Scranton, Andy finds out about Erin and Pete. (S9, ep 16).

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).

Weekend Plans: Robert re-enters the dating game. Meanwhile, Frances discovers the truth about his dire financial situation. Strong language/sex. (S1, ep 7).

Church: Frances considers leaving her job for something more fulfilling, while also being troubled by how happy Robert appears. Contains strong language. (S1, ep 8).

New. The Emmy-nominated comedy returns for a final season, as the infamous televangelist family continue their offer of salvation. to the highest bidder. (S4, ep 1).

Washington, D.C: Incisive American comic George Lopez returns for his fourth solo stand-up special, live from the Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts.

It's business time - again. Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement return to perform classics and new original songs live from London's Eventim Apollo.

Is It a Good Dot?: The crew discover that their new friends may not be what they say they are. (S2, ep 3).

How it Ends: As a Starter and a Main: Iris and Judd attempt to blackmail mission control. (S2, ep 4).

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That's Why They Call it a Missile: The passengers living in the opposite sides are up to give the other the doom with the ship being divided. (S2, ep 8).

Artie Lange: Aspiring comic Pete finds himself at a crossroads before receiving some solace from cynical comedian Artie Lange. Strong language and adult humour. (S1, ep 1).

O Sister, Where Art Thou?: When Becky helps Harris keep a secret from Darlene, it opens up a can of worms. Jackie supports Peter with his Nordic history project. (S1, ep 8).

Rage Against the Machine: When Dan gets injured while working a job for DJ, the choice to sue the company could lead to DJ getting fired. (S1, ep 9).

Venetian Nights: Tensions between Gamby and Russell come to a head as prom night approaches. Contains very strong language and adult humour. (S2, ep 8).

The Union of the Wizard and the Warrior: In the finale of the grudge-filled comedy, the school year comes to a startling end. (S2, ep 9).

Everything is Everything: As Joe tries to stop the pictures of Vernon being released, Ricky's rivalry with Alonzo goes public. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S1, ep 6).

Ends: Spencer tries to settle Vernon's debt, but Angie has one final request. Elsewhere, Ricky goes off the rails and Jason meets his mum's boyfriend. Strong language/sex. (S1, ep 7).

The Car Pool Lane: Running late for a Dodgers game, Larry finds an innovative way to use the carpool lane. Plus, he has to track down medicinal marijuana for his father. (S4, ep 6).

The Surrogate: Larry needs to pass for a clean bill of health for his role in The Producers, but qualifying proves to be much harder than he first thought. Strong language. (S4, ep 7).

Venetian Nights: Tensions between Gamby and Russell come to a head as prom night approaches. Contains very strong language and adult humour. (S2, ep 8).

The Union of the Wizard and the Warrior: In the finale of the grudge-filled comedy, the school year comes to a startling end. (S2, ep 9).

Everything is Everything: As Joe tries to stop the pictures of Vernon being released, Ricky's rivalry with Alonzo goes public. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S1, ep 6).

Ends: Spencer tries to settle Vernon's debt, but Angie has one final request. Elsewhere, Ricky goes off the rails and Jason meets his mum's boyfriend. Strong language/sex. (S1, ep 7).

That's Why They Call it a Missile: The passengers living in the opposite sides are up to give the other the doom with the ship being divided. (S2, ep 8).

Artie Lange: Aspiring comic Pete finds himself at a crossroads before receiving some solace from cynical comedian Artie Lange. Strong language and adult humour. (S1, ep 1).

The Farm: Dwight reunites with his family for his aunt's funeral, while Todd Packer (David Koechner) returns to Scranton. (S9, ep 17).

Promos: Jim and Darryl have a business meeting with a baseball player, while the release of the documentary raises tensions in the office. (S9, ep 18).

O Sister, Where Art Thou?: When Becky helps Harris keep a secret from Darlene, it opens up a can of worms. Jackie supports Peter with his Nordic history project. (S1, ep 8).

Rage Against the Machine: When Dan gets injured while working a job for DJ, the choice to sue the company could lead to DJ getting fired. (S1, ep 9).

The Car Pool Lane: Running late for a Dodgers game, Larry finds an innovative way to use the carpool lane. Plus, he has to track down medicinal marijuana for his father. (S4, ep 6).

The Surrogate: Larry needs to pass for a clean bill of health for his role in The Producers, but qualifying proves to be much harder than he first thought. Strong language. (S4, ep 7).

Comedian John Oliver hosts an in-depth, satirical look at developments from the past seven days in news, politics and current events. (S12, ep 5).

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 8).

Comedian John Oliver hosts an in-depth, satirical look at developments from the past seven days in news, politics and current events. (S12, ep 5).