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, E02).

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Where There's A Will, There's A Way: Jill has been trying to get Tim to go to see a lawyer with her in order to update their will. Tim finally agrees to do it. (S2, E09).

Let's Did Lunch: Brad and Randy decide to build a catapult. Tim tunes up his weed whacker - with predictable results. (S2, E10).

Abandoned Family: Jill is going to work and hasn't got time to look after the house. When she doesn't have time to make a gingerbread house for the school PTA meeting, Tim says he'll do it. (S2, E11).

I'm Scheming Of A White Christmas: Tim decorates his house in typical \"more power\" fashion. Brad and Randy collect money for charity but decide to keep a portion of the money for themselves. (S2, E12).

Bell Bottom Blues: Tim wants Jill to throw out some of her clothes or he will remodel the closet. Brad has punched a boy in school who called him names after hugging his Dad. (S2, E13).

Howard's End: Jennifer is going away for a while and leaves his goldfish Howard in Brad's care. Jill complain's about Tim's reckless driving on her car. (S2, E14).

Howard's End: Jennifer is going away for a while and leaves his goldfish Howard in Brad's care. Jill complain's about Tim's reckless driving on her car. (S2, E14).

Love Is A Many Splintered Thing: Jill takes a compatibility test that shows that she and Tim are not compatible. Randy gets a chance to do a ventriloquist act, but his lips keep moving. (S2, E15).

Dances With Tools: Tim and Jill's wedding anniversary is coming up. Tim bribes the boys to reveal Jill's surprise gift for him. (S2, E16).

Dances With Tools: Tim and Jill's wedding anniversary is coming up. Tim bribes the boys to reveal Jill's surprise gift for him. (S2, E16).

Show. Michael McIntyre presents a festive mix of comedy, music and games. Olympian Louis Smith, Nan (Catherine Tate), and singer/radio and TV presenter Aled Jones guest star.

The guys play the \"Laugh Man Standing\" challenge in a waiting room, and team up as customers at a chicken restaurant. The punishment involves a Broadway concert. (S12, E11).

The guys survey park-goers at Universal Studios Hollywood, then pose as maintenance workers while answering questions over a walkie-talkie with crazy one liners. (S12, E12).

The guys survey park-goers at Universal Studios Hollywood, then pose as maintenance workers while answering questions over a walkie-talkie with crazy one liners. (S12, E12).

The guys work as bus boys at Katz's Delicatessen, then get strangers to agree with an unpopular opinion at the park. The punishment involves posing as a scientist named Dr. Dexter Scott. (S12, E13).

The guys try to convince customers at a restaurant to pay unfair fees, and then team up to give presentations on team building. (S12, E15).

The guys try to get people to protect them from security at a grocery store by calling out strange phrases, and then try to get strangers to agree upon their inappropriate stories. (S12, E18).

The guys pose as nutritionists conducting consultations, ask shoppers at a grocery store if they should quit, then try to fight off an angry mob of people and get people to side with them. (S12, E21).

In this special 200th episode, the guys arrive in L. A. to try directing; the jokers get people to untangle their headphones before being pantsed by special guest stars Jay and Silent Bob. (S12, E23).

The guys play concierges at a hotel lobby doing and saying what they are told, then try to get insurance fraud at a grocery store using strangers as a \"witness\". (S12, E22).

In this special 200th episode, the guys arrive in L. A. to try directing; the jokers get people to untangle their headphones before being pantsed by special guest stars Jay and Silent Bob. (S12, E23).

The stakes are high as the audience's texts are used to inform the game \"Mixed Messages\", and Wayne is joined by his real daughter Maile for \"Duet\", discussing his annoying parental habits. (S12, E14).

Three Little Pigs gets a sleazy reality TV twist in \"Hollywood Director\", we hear terrible phone sex lines in \"Scenes From A Hat\", and Ryan & Colin combine with a pair of audience members. (S12, E15).

TV & movie star Alyson Hannigan joins for a laughter-packed show, lending her physical form to a school musical rehearsal in \"Dubbing\", and surprising her German ex Ryan in \"Helping Hands\". (S12, E16).

Revel in fantastic \"Questions\" at a billionaire's wedding, adult problems on Sesame Street in \"Scenes From A Hat\" and a biblically brilliant portrayal of Samson & Delilah in \"Whose Line\". (S12, E17).

Enjoy another dose of improv chaos, incl. \"Weird Newscasters\" with grouchy grandma Gary, Ryan reviewing great human inventions, and Wayne presenting the weather as a rock opera. (S12, E18).

Gary plays a frustrated \"Hollywood Director\", trying to marshal the cast through an Indiana Jones style scene. The performers act as horny people in famous TV shows in \"Scenes From A Hat\". (S12, E19).

The One With Ross's Inappropriate Song: Ross accidentally discovers that singing the suggestive lyrics to \"Baby Got Back\" is the only way to get baby Emma to sleep. (S9, E07).

The One With Rachel's Other Sister: Rachel's spoiled, irresponsible sister, Amy (Christina Applegate) shows up for Thanksgiving and causes arguments amongst the gang. (S9, E08).

The One With Rachel's Phone Number: Rachel and Phoebe go out for a night together. After Rachel gives a guy her phone number, she worries that he'll call when Ross is at the apartment. (S9, E09).

The One With Christmas in Tulsa: When Chandler has to spend Christmas in Tulsa, Monica suspects the worst when she discovers that he will be joined by a beautiful co-worker, Wendy. (S9, E10).

The One Where Rachel Goes Back To Work: When Rachel visits her workplace to show off baby Emma, she fears she might lose her job to the handsome temp, Gavin, they hired to replace her. (S9, E11).

The One With Phoebe's Rats: Phoebe coaxes her boyfriend, Mike (Paul Rudd), into helping her care for a litter of baby rats that were born in her cabinet. (S9, E12).

The One Where Monica Sings: Monica gets up the nerve to sing at Mike's piano bar, much to the audience's enthusiasm. Unknowingly, it's her \"assets\" that are getting most of the attention. (S9, E13).

The One With The Blind Dates: Joey and Phoebe deviously arrange awful dates for both Rachel and Ross, hoping that an appreciation of their former relationship will cause them to reunite. (S9, E14).

The One With The Blind Dates: Joey and Phoebe deviously arrange awful dates for both Rachel and Ross, hoping that an appreciation of their former relationship will cause them to reunite. (S9, E14).

The One With The Mugging: Joey develops an unusual acting method in order to impress a famous, pompous actor, Leonard (Jeff Goldblum), during an audition for an important stage role. (S9, E15).

The One With The Boob Job: Chandler and Monica each ask Joey for a loan behind each other's backs. When Chandler learns Monica asked Joey for money, Joey says she needed it for a boob job. (S9, E16).

The One With The Memorial Service: Ross and Chandler post false information about each other on their college alumni website, resulting in Chandler being posted as gay while Ross is dead. (S9, E17).

The One With The Lottery: The friends pool their money and buy dozens of lottery tickets. However, they bicker over how to spend the fortune if they win. (S9, E18).

Wrench in the Works: After completing the renovation of a Chevrolet Corvair with Chuck, Mike tells Vanessa the two had so much fun that he's thinking of starting a side business with Chuck. (S8, E02).

Wrench in the Works: After completing the renovation of a Chevrolet Corvair with Chuck, Mike tells Vanessa the two had so much fun that he's thinking of starting a side business with Chuck. (S8, E02).

Baked Sale: Jen collaborates with Mike on the best strategy to sell baked goods for her geology club, with the hopes of winning a trip to the Grand Canyon. They find the perfect location. (S8, E11).

David Spade covers everything from going to strip clubs with Chris Farley to his disdain for \"leaked\" celebrity nude photos -- and all with his trademark snarky delivery.

My Gaff, My Rules sees Al Murray's Perrier Award-winning comic creation in top, boisterous ale-swilling form. Witness his highly developed and sophisticated lampooning of True Brit values.

My Gaff, My Rules sees Al Murray's Perrier Award-winning comic creation in top, boisterous ale-swilling form. Witness his highly developed and sophisticated lampooning of True Brit values.

Heavy Meddle: It's the weekend. Tim reveals to Al that he is going to put the 350 Chevy engine in his hot rod and has invited \"some friends\" to help him. (S2, E05).

Heavy Meddle: It's the weekend. Tim reveals to Al that he is going to put the 350 Chevy engine in his hot rod and has invited \"some friends\" to help him. (S2, E05).

The Haunting Of Taylor House: Tim has turned the basement into a 'haunted house' for Brad's Halloween party. (S2, E06).

Roomie For Improvement: Mark has chicken pox and as Tim's never had it, he has to move to Al's place for a while. Tim finds out the answers to questions he never wanted to ask. (S2, E07).

May The Best Man Win: Maureen Binford, the new producer of Tool Time, tries to change everything. (S2, E08).

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Using CCTV, Dashcam, and Smart Phone footage, this show lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring bad getaways, OAP offenders, and a bus load of trouble! Joe Thomas narrates.(S1, E01).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Tonight we have mooning on a motorway, OAPs fighting on a zebra crossing, and a man takes the term Drive-Thu a bit too literally! (S1, E02).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. This episode's crime capers galore include bus stop buffoonery, a streaker in an airport, and criminally bad driving! (S1, E03).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. This episode's crime capers galore include bus stop buffoonery, a streaker in an airport, and criminally bad driving! (S1, E03).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring mobility scooter theft and a policeman takes a ride on the roof of a getaway car! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E04).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring mobility scooter theft and a policeman takes a ride on the roof of a getaway car! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E04).

The One With Rachel's Dream: After seeing Joey act out a romantic scene for Days Of Our Lives, Rachel starts to have feelings for him. (S9, E19).

The One With The Soap Opera Party: Ross gets a crush on another professor, Charlie, who has only ever dated \"Nobel Prize\" winners. Meanwhile, Chandler attends a disturbing one-woman play. (S9, E20).

The One With The Fertility Test: Chandler and Monica's nervous visit to a fertility clinic is made even more uncomfortable by the unexpected appearance of Chandler's ex.Janice! (S9, E21).

The One With The Donor: Disappointed to learn that they cannot conceive a baby naturally, Monica and Chandler 'interview' Chandler's co worker (John Stamos) as a potential sperm donor. (S9, E22).

The show that shines a light on criminally funny behaviour, including inept thieves and ludicrously bad disguises! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E05).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring crime in shops, crime on the commute, and crime committed by pensioners! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E06).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring stolen door mats, people falling from the sky, and stolen items inside someone's clothes! Joe Thomas narrates. (S1, E07).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Including clumsy thieves, angry bulls, and dueling bus drivers. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E08).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Including mayhem in a fireworks shop, traffic cone theft, and a digger driver's revenge. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E09).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Including mayhem in a fireworks shop, traffic cone theft, and a digger driver's revenge. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E09).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. This episode we have bad delivery drivers, sleepy security guards, and Santa puts himself on the naughty list. Joe Thomas narrates. (S1, E10).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. This episode we have bad delivery drivers, sleepy security guards, and Santa puts himself on the naughty list. Joe Thomas narrates. (S1, E10).

In \"Dating App\", singleton Greg chooses between Wayne's butt detective, Colin's obsessive alien and Ryan's trashy fairy godmother. Guest Chris Lee joins for an inventive round of \"Props\". (S12, E20).

News anchor Colin is hassled by Jonathan's male stripper in \"Weird Newscasters\". Beatboxer Kaila Mullady joins Wayne and Jonathan in a song about toilet paper during the pandemic. (S12, E21).

Randy Jeff has to swipe left or right in \"Dating App\", and bizarre super powers appear in the rarely played \"Superheroes\". Ryan is sent out in the field to report from a horror movie. (S12, E22).

The performers reveal the inner workings of a football huddle, things a driving instructor should never say, and jobs that shouldn't be done in the nude! (S11, E01).

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 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 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).

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 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).

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 Jokers take turns as an audio engineer and visit a grocery store with their \"wives\" and have to do what the other Jokers tell them. Tonight's punishment involves a dog daycare centre. (S13, E01).

The Jokers act as photographers for an outdoor shoot with a model, and a focus group votes on which Joker gives the better proposal for a cartoon. The punishment involves a catheter. (S13, E02).

Jon Stewart dives into the explosive Oval Office meeting between Trump, Vance, and Zelenskyy. Pulitzer Prize-winning author Matthew Desmond discusses his latest book, \"Poverty, by America\.

Brand new and exclusive. Join The Daily Show team as they take a satirical sideswipe at the latest in news and current affairs. Emmy Award winning irreverence from Comedy Central.

Michael Kosta tackles Trump launching a trade war with Canada & Trudeau responding with a \"disappointed dad\" message. Guest starring is Mae Martin, award-winning comedian, actor, and writer.

Brand new and exclusive. Join The Daily Show team as they take a satirical sideswipe at the latest in news and current affairs. Emmy Award winning irreverence from Comedy Central.

Michael Kosta tackles Trump's stagey Congress speech, ft. Democrat props, OTT trolling, blatant lies & Elon Musk. Guests Julien Baker & TORRES discuss their forthcoming album, \"Send A Prayer My Way\.

Brand new and exclusive. Join The Daily Show team as they take a satirical sideswipe at the latest in news and current affairs. Emmy Award winning irreverence from Comedy Central.

Michael Kosta on Trump ditching Canada and Mexico tariffs & the GOP pretending the plunging stock market is normal. Culinary expert Antoni Porowski discusses his new show, \"No Taste Like Home\.

Werewolves of Highland: As the Vampire craze hits school, the boys try to join the broody undead to score chicks. They confuse a hirsute homeless man for a werewolf. (S8, E01).

Tech Support: The guys wander into a tech support facility and are put to work. (S8, E04).

Karate Or Not, Here I Come: Tim has invited an expert to demonstrate how to cut wood using karate. Al believes he can do it too - and he does! (S2, E19).

Shooting Three To Make Tutu: Tim gets Pistons tickets, but Jill says he has to take Mark to the ballet. Making everything worse, Brad and Randy test out a cigar. (S2, E 20).

Much Ado About Nana: Since Jill's parents are moving to a new condo, her mother has decided to give some items to her daughters, leading to some awkward conversations. (S2, E21).

Ex Marks The Spot: Tim runs into his high school girlfriend, Stacey Lewis. When she meets Jill, Jill is upset when she finds out Tim never told Stacey that they were through. (S2, E22).

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The guys read journal entries from their daughter's diaries, then ask strangers if they should break up with their girlfriends for ridiculous reasons. (S12, E24).

The guys pitch their whimsical TV show ideas to focus groups; they go to the park with their daughters who share unpopular opinions with strangers. (S12, E26).

What Indifference A Day Makes: Becker tries to exhibit the pressures of a medical practice to a high school student. Reggie, Jake, and Bob decide to start sharing more personal stories. (S3, E04).

The Usual Suspects: Becker's office is vandalized, and many people seem to have a plausible motive. Bob has been impersonating Becker. (S3, E05).

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 show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. This episode features crimes against fashion, crimes against florists, and crimes committed by canines! Joe Thomas narrates. (S1, E11).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Lawless laughs featuring neighbourly disputes, car crime, and OAP outlaws. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E12).

The guys read journal entries from their daughter's diaries, then ask strangers if they should break up with their girlfriends for ridiculous reasons. (S12, E24).

The stakes are high as the audience's texts are used to inform the game \"Mixed Messages\", and Wayne is joined by his real daughter Maile for \"Duet\", discussing his annoying parental habits. (S12, E14).

Three Little Pigs gets a sleazy reality TV twist in \"Hollywood Director\", we hear terrible phone sex lines in \"Scenes From A Hat\", and Ryan & Colin combine with a pair of audience members. (S12, E15).

Sara Pascoe, alongside team captains Alan Davies & Darren Harriott, welcomes Alex Horne, Lou Sanders, Roman Kemp and Janet Street Porter into the attic to play an array of guessing games. (S3, E11).

What Indifference A Day Makes: Becker tries to exhibit the pressures of a medical practice to a high school student. Reggie, Jake, and Bob decide to start sharing more personal stories. (S3, E04).

The Usual Suspects: Becker's office is vandalized, and many people seem to have a plausible motive. Bob has been impersonating Becker. (S3, E05).

To Build Or Not To Build: Mother's day is approaching and Tim wants to prove to Jill that he and the boys can actually buy something from the heart. (S2, E23).

Birth Of A Hot Rod: Tim's project hot rod is finally in the stage where he can see if it starts up. (S2, E24).

The Great Race: Tim ends up in a lawnmower racing contest against a Tool Time guest. (S2, E25).

Maybe, Baby: Jill wants a baby, but Tim is through with kids. (S3, E01).

Larabee for School Board: Mike is reluctant to support neighbour Carol in her bid for the local school board, and then her campaign signs begin to mysteriously disappear. (S3, E06).

Shoveling Snow: After a big snowstorm, Eve is thrilled because now she can start her annual snow shoveling business. But then she finds out her neighbour has beaten her to it. (S3, E07).

Pilot: Jess (Zooey Deschanel) comes home to find her partner cheating on her. Heartbroken, she splits up with him and moves into an apartment with three single men; Schmidt, Nick and Coach. (S1, E01).

Kryptonite: Jess breaks the television in the living room by accidentally throwing a basketball at it. Nick and Schmidt try to convince Jess to retrieve her TV from her old place. (S1, E02).

The One In Barbados: The gang goes to Barbados for Ross's conference. Joey and Charlie break up when he realises they have nothing in common. (S9, E23).

The One After Joey and Rachel Kiss: Ross and Joey both try to confess to each other about their new relationships with Charlie and Rachel. However, only one of them comes clean. (S10, E01).

The One Where Ross is Fine: Rachel, Joey and Charlie attend a dinner party at Ross' apartment, but they fear for his state of mind when he overindulges in wine, song and laughter. (S10, E02).

The One With Ross's Tan: Ross goes to a tanning salon but fails to follow the \"simple\" instructions. Meanwhile, Rachel and Joey struggle to make the transition from friends to lovers. (S10, E03).

The One With the Cake: On Emma's first birthday, Rachel convinces everyone to delay their plans so they can attend her party but plans go awry when a promiscuous birthday cake arrives. (S10, E04).

Double Header: After an accident and 15 hours in the hospital the boys discover that they have been surgically attached. Scotsman In Space: Ren and Stimpy go on an exciting space adventure. (S4, E09).

Pixie King: Ren and Stimpy find themselves in elf and gnome world. Aloha Höek: Marooned on a deserted island and starving, Ren & Stimpy find refuge in a huge beached whale. (S4, E10).

Sketches include a cop who is reluctant to pull the trigger, the valets talk about Anne Hathaway, Keegan and Jordan having a mean boss, and the birth of a new expression. Season finale. (S3, E13).

The survivors of an alien invasion find out whom they can trust, a drill sergeant sings an unconventional marching song, and a couple of rednecks express some surprising views. (S4, E01).

Journey To The Centre Of Twayne: A miniaturized Leonard, Grimes & Mark track an ant-sized arsonist through Twayne's body to bring him to justice. Guest starring Bobby Moynihan, Abby Elliot. (S2, E11).

Any Given Workday: Randall demonstrates the power of his recently replaced arm and replaces Mark as the quarterback of an intramural football team. (S2, E12).

Rob Beckett welcomes actress Fay Ripley, and comedians Ivo Graham, Darren Harriott, and Bobby Mair as they bring their finest and funniest trivia to get on Rob's cherished 'Wall of Facts'. (S1, E02).

Accompanying himself on the piano, Bo Burnham considers irony, performs a Shakespearian sex sonnet, and shares some of his haikus. Filmed at the House of Blues in Boston.

To Build Or Not To Build: Mother's day is approaching and Tim wants to prove to Jill that he and the boys can actually buy something from the heart. (S2, E23).

Birth Of A Hot Rod: Tim's project hot rod is finally in the stage where he can see if it starts up. (S2, E24).

The Great Race: Tim ends up in a lawnmower racing contest against a Tool Time guest. (S2, E25).

Maybe, Baby: Jill wants a baby, but Tim is through with kids. (S3, E01).

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The guys create awkward vibes while posing as receptionists in a waiting room, then get the party started when pitching to a focus group. And things get interesting on a loser's road trip. (S13, E03).

The guys fascinate on-lookers as they pose as documentary subjects, before looking for fights in a public park. Finally, things get literate when one joker must crash a poetry slam. (S13, E04).

The Wrong Man: A former flame tries to come back into Becker's life. Margaret tries to conduct a staff meeting. (S3, E06).

Beckerethics: Becker's car is stolen, and he settles favourably with the insurance company. Reggie receives a marriage proposal on her second date with a new guy. LeVar Burton guests. (S3, 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).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Criminally funny clips including bad drivers, vigilantly OAPs, and a mugging by a marsupial! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E13).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Illegal idiocy including a law-breaking bride and a thief holding up a shop using a banana! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E14).

The guys create awkward vibes while posing as receptionists in a waiting room, then get the party started when pitching to a focus group. And things get interesting on a loser's road trip. (S13, E03).

TV & movie star Alyson Hannigan joins for a laughter-packed show, lending her physical form to a school musical rehearsal in \"Dubbing\", and surprising her German ex Ryan in \"Helping Hands\". (S12, E16).

Revel in fantastic \"Questions\" at a billionaire's wedding, adult problems on Sesame Street in \"Scenes From A Hat\" and a biblically brilliant portrayal of Samson & Delilah in \"Whose Line\". (S12, E17).

Sara Pascoe, alongside team captains Alan Davies & Darren Harriott, welcomes Fern Brady, Kerry Howard, Alfie Brown and Ria Lina into the attic to play an array of guessing games. (S3, E12).

The Wrong Man: A former flame tries to come back into Becker's life. Margaret tries to conduct a staff meeting. (S3, E06).

Beckerethics: Becker's car is stolen, and he settles favourably with the insurance company. Reggie receives a marriage proposal on her second date with a new guy. LeVar Burton guests. (S3, E07).

Aisle See You In My Dreams: Al celebrates his birthday with Tim's family. His wish is for a wife. Jill sets him up with Ilene. Al is ready to get married on the first date. (S3, E02).

This Joke's For You: Tim installs an intercom at home, but is hurt when Randy calls him a goof-ball and says the show should be called Fool Time. (S3, 03).

A Sew, Sew Evening: Brad takes Home Ec at school to be in a class with the girls. (S3, E04).

Arrivederci, Binford: Mr Binford of Binford Tools dies. There is sadness for all except for Tim. He does not know how to cry, but learns how to show grief. (S3, E05).

Vanessa Fixes Kyle: Since Vanessa is feeling guilty after encouraging Mandy to break up with the sometimes clueless Kyle, she is determined to mend things. (S3, E08).

Spanking: After giving his great-grandson Boyd a spanking, Bud is surprised that Mike agrees with Kristen and Ryan about not using that style of discipline as a last resort. (S3, E10).

Wedding: Nick is worried that he will run into Caroline, his ex, at a mutual friend's wedding the guys are invited to. He asks Jess to be his date and pretend to be his girlfriend. (S1, E03).

Naked: Jess walks in on Nick in his bedroom, not realizing that he would be naked. She laughs, then leaves the room. This ruins his self-confidence with Amanda (Lake Bell), a new co-worker. (S1, E04).

The One Where Rachel's Sister Baby-sits: Rachel's self indulgent sister (Christina Applegate) visits and despite Ross' protests, Rachel lets her babysit Emma. (S10, E05).

The One With Ross's Grant: Ross applies for a paleontology grant and finds out that Charlie's ex-boyfriend, Benjamin Hobart (Greg Kinnear), reviews the applications. (S10, E06).

The One With the Home Study: Monica and Chandler nervously prepare for a visit from an adoption worker, who confides that she slept with, and was then dumped, by a guy named \"Joey\". (S10, E07).

The One With the Late Thanksgiving: Monica prepares a fabulous Thanksgiving feast for the gang, but she becomes furious when everyone arrives late to the gathering. (S10, E08).

The One With The Birth Mother: Monica and Chandler travel to Ohio to meet a pregnant woman, Erica (Anna Farris), who is considering them to adopt her child when it's born. (S10, E09).

Insomniac Ren: Ren can't sleep so Stimpy tries to help out. My Shiny Friend: Stimpy's TV viewing habits have gotten out of control. He spends all day watching TV while Ren works hard. (S4, E11).

Cheese Rush Days: The boys go to the Blue-Cheese Mountains to become miners. Weiner Barons: Ren and Stimpy are at the unemployment office and find that they are under-qualified for every job. (S4,E12).

Galoot Wranglers: Wilbur Cobb tells a campfire story about Galoot Wranglers. Ren Needs Help!: Ren goes crazy and is sent to a home. There he sees the whole cast of the show has gone nuts. (S4, E13).

A parole officer uses a puppet to bond with a parolee, a man in a neck brace attempts to party down, a Nazi officer tells the story of the time he saw Hitler, and Levi goes steampunk. (S4, E02).

Two old women battle with Satan, things go awry when a man goes mattress shopping, a weird song plays at a dance club, and a friend gets too excited over a joke. (S4, E03).

The Comedy Central Roast Of Twayne The Bone*****: In honour of Twayne's 10-year anniversary of running the D.O.I.,Callie and the crew throw him a Roast. Guest starring Alan Tudyk. (S2, E13).

Mark Loves D***: Mark becomes conflicted about his relationship with Callie after turns herself into a man. Their love is soon tested on a dangerous mission to the city of Atlantis. (S2, E14).

Rob Beckett welcomes Jamie Laing, and comedians Lou Sanders, Thanyia Moore, and Lloyd Griffith as they bring their finest and funniest trivia to get on Rob's cherished 'Wall of Facts'. (S1, E03).

My Gaff, My Rules sees Al Murray's Perrier Award-winning comic creation in top, boisterous ale-swilling form. Witness his highly developed and sophisticated lampooning of True Brit values.

Aisle See You In My Dreams: Al celebrates his birthday with Tim's family. His wish is for a wife. Jill sets him up with Ilene. Al is ready to get married on the first date. (S3, E02).

This Joke's For You: Tim installs an intercom at home, but is hurt when Randy calls him a goof-ball and says the show should be called Fool Time. (S3, 03).

A Sew, Sew Evening: Brad takes Home Ec at school to be in a class with the girls. (S3, E04).

Arrivederci, Binford: Mr Binford of Binford Tools dies. There is sadness for all except for Tim. He does not know how to cry, but learns how to show grief. (S3, E05).

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Murr, Q, Joe and Sal learn how hard it is to find good help these days, and later return to their artistic roots. Finally, one joker reluctantly delivers a series of crushing blows. (S13, E06).

The guys get a little too greedy with fellow shoppers at the market, then offer major disservices to a focus group. Tonight's loser learns that the grass is always pinker on the other side. (S13, E07).

Smoke 'em If You Got 'em: Jake bets John $50, then $100, finally $300 if he can go a full day without smoking. (S3, E08).

Dr. Angry Head: Becker strains his back on a department store Christmas display and is immobilized. Reggie competes with a rival in organizing a toy drive. (S3, 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).

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 show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Crime-based-comedy featuring motoring misdemeanors, citizens arrests and delinquent animals. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E15).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Criminal capers including bad getaways, racoons in a freezer, and OAPs out for justice. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E16).

Murr, Q, Joe and Sal learn how hard it is to find good help these days, and later return to their artistic roots. Finally, one joker reluctantly delivers a series of crushing blows. (S13, E06).

Enjoy another dose of improv chaos, incl. \"Weird Newscasters\" with grouchy grandma Gary, Ryan reviewing great human inventions, and Wayne presenting the weather as a rock opera. (S12, E18).

Gary plays a frustrated \"Hollywood Director\", trying to marshal the cast through an Indiana Jones style scene. The performers act as horny people in famous TV shows in \"Scenes From A Hat\". (S12, E19).

Sara Pascoe, alongside team captains Alan Davies & Darren Harriott, welcome Craig Revel Horwood, Nish Kumar, Roisin Conaty, and Huge Davies into the loft to play an array of guessing games. (S2, E01).

Smoke 'em If You Got 'em: Jake bets John $50, then $100, finally $300 if he can go a full day without smoking. (S3, E08).

Dr. Angry Head: Becker strains his back on a department store Christmas display and is immobilized. Reggie competes with a rival in organizing a toy drive. (S3, E09).

Crazy For You: Tim worries about an obsessive fan, but Jill dismisses it. Jill has her own plans for tricking Tim. (S3, E04).

Blow Up: The local library has a dinner honoring Jill for her fund raising efforts. Tim provides a picture of Jill for them to blow up for a poster but it is an unflattering picture. (S3, E07).

Be True To Your Tool: Binford Tools has a prototype for a new power saw and wants Tim to promote it on Tool Time. Tim tests it out at home and finds it is not worthy of the Binford name. (S3, E08).

Dollars And Sense: Jill's mother gives the three boys bonds to either re-invest or to spend. The boys decide to buy a valuable remote control car. (S3, E09).

Elfie: In the spirit of Christmas, the sometimes self-absorbed Mandy plays Santa by anonymously arranging a holiday surprise for Blanca, the Baxters' housekeeper. (S3, E11).

Breaking Boyd: Boyd has become a discipline problem at school, getting bored easily and resisting sitting still in class. Kristin explains the school counsellor's diagnosis. (S3, E13).

Cartman Gets An Anal Probe: Cartman dreams he has a close encounter with an alien. The other boys are convinced the dream was real, and that he has been the victim of an alien anal probe. (S1, E01).

#REHASH (1): Kyle is unimpressed with young kids watching others do stuff. Meanwhile, \"Lorde\" (Randy) is booked to play a concert with Nicki Minaj & Iggy Azalea - can he go through with it? (S18, E09).

#HappyHolograms (2): Still burning over Ike calling him a Grandpa, Kyle teams up with some stars to create the most extravagant televised Holiday Spectacular ever! (S18, E10).

Stunning and Brave: South Park's politically incorrect past catches up with it when the new principal at South Park Elementary lays down the law - and Cartman bears the brunt of his wrath! (S19, E01).

Where My Country Gone? Mr Garrison is crazy-mad about all the illegal immigrants in South Park - time for a showdown with the familiar looking President of Canada! Cartman has other plans. (S19, E02).

The City Part of Town: Gentrification hits South Park and Kenny's family take the brunt of it! Mr Kim's City Wok, also suffering, hire Kenny as part of their 'child labour force'! (S19, E03).

You're Not Yelping: There's a new craze in town - being a freeloading, online food critic! Kyle's dad and Cartman are leading the way! But just how much will the restaurants stand for? (S19, E04).

Safe Space: When Cartman starts getting fat shamed on the 'net, P.C. Principle steps in to save the day - with the help of Steven Seagal! Meanwhile, Randy is enduring some charity shaming. (S19, E05).

Tweek x Craig: When Craig and Tweek are outed as gay, they're as surprised as everyone else! Sounds like it's time for Cartman's cupid self to work his magic. and maybe on Cartman too! (S19, E06).

Naughty Ninjas: When Officer Barbrady gets trigger happy there's some major consequences. The boys are playing ninja in Shi Tpa Town but get mistaken for some other black clad baddies. (S19, E07).

A baseball player deals with his addiction to slapping ass, the dentist's anesthetic does not work as intended, and a mobster takes vengeance on someone who crossed him. (S4, E04).

A football player with a concussion tries to inspire his team, a man accuses his wife of cheating on him with a dog, and a masseur delivers a massage to a first-timer. (S4, E05).

The Stalking Dead: When the country's biggest pop star turns into a zombie, millions of her devoted fans follow suit; Mark befriends one of the new zombies and Randall gets jealous. (S2, E15).

Mark becomes a masked crimefighter, waging war against New York's criminals and their catlike leader with the help of his loyal sidekick, Koala Man. Guest starring Janeane Garofalo. (S2, E16).

Rob Beckett is joined by comics Harriet Kemsley, Josh Jones, Melvin Odoom, and Ahir Shah as they share their most impressive trivia in an attempt to get a place on Rob's 'Wall of Facts'. (S1, E04).

David Spade covers everything from going to strip clubs with Chris Farley to his disdain for \"leaked\" celebrity nude photos -- and all with his trademark snarky delivery.

Crazy For You: Tim worries about an obsessive fan, but Jill dismisses it. Jill has her own plans for tricking Tim. (S3, E04).

Blow Up: The local library has a dinner honoring Jill for her fund raising efforts. Tim provides a picture of Jill for them to blow up for a poster but it is an unflattering picture. (S3, E07).

Be True To Your Tool: Binford Tools has a prototype for a new power saw and wants Tim to promote it on Tool Time. Tim tests it out at home and finds it is not worthy of the Binford name. (S3, E08).

Dollars And Sense: Jill's mother gives the three boys bonds to either re-invest or to spend. The boys decide to buy a valuable remote control car. (S3, E09).

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The guys offer evocative responses while taste testing new foods, then try to find the words to apologise to those they've wronged. Tonight's loser gets sent to a place far, far away. (S13, E08).

Q, Sal, Murr, and Joe help job seekers land their next big gig, and then meet with a focus group to pitch their memoirs. Finally, the losing joker must deliver news heard round the world. (S13, E09).

Margaret's Dream: Margaret has an erotic dream about Becker. Jake accidentally signs for a keg of beer, so license-less Reggie can't return it or sell it. (S3, E10).

Heartbreaker: Becker experiences unexpected difficulty dating an attractive lawyer half his age. (S3, E11).

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).

The One With The Red Sweater: Rachel won't tell anybody who the father is until she tells him. Meanwhile, Joey mistakenly thinks Phoebe is pregnant and makes a gallant gesture. (S8, E02).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Deplorable deeds featuring delinquent duos, drunk drivers, and daring escapes. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E17).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. A smorgasbord of crime featuring action-packed getaways and some adolescent law-breakers. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E18).

The guys offer evocative responses while taste testing new foods, then try to find the words to apologise to those they've wronged. Tonight's loser gets sent to a place far, far away. (S13, E08).

In \"Dating App\", singleton Greg chooses between Wayne's butt detective, Colin's obsessive alien and Ryan's trashy fairy godmother. Guest Chris Lee joins for an inventive round of \"Props\". (S12, E20).

News anchor Colin is hassled by Jonathan's male stripper in \"Weird Newscasters\". Beatboxer Kaila Mullady joins Wayne and Jonathan in a song about toilet paper during the pandemic. (S12, E21).

Sara Pascoe, alongside team captains Alan Davies & Darren Harriott, welcome Chris Kamara, Alex Jones, Kerry Godliman, and Lou Sanders into the loft to play an array of guessing games. (S2, E03).

Margaret's Dream: Margaret has an erotic dream about Becker. Jake accidentally signs for a keg of beer, so license-less Reggie can't return it or sell it. (S3, E10).

Heartbreaker: Becker experiences unexpected difficulty dating an attractive lawyer half his age. (S3, E11).

A Frozen Moment: For the Christmas card photo, Tim wants to build a set and have the family dress up as Santa and the elves. (S3, E10).

Feud For Thought: Al watches the boys while Jill and Tim attend Jill's high school reunion. Jill tries to avoid Joanie, the girl who stole her boyfriend. (S3, E11).

Twas The Blight Before Christmas: A neighbour puts up decorations a day before Tim does it, and it is because Randy is sharing Tim's secrets with that neighbour's granddaughter. (S3, E12).

Slip Sleddin' Away: Randy loses a sled race to a neighbor boy he does not like, so Tim helps build a super sled. He wants to win to prove he is good even though short. (S3, E13).

Renaming Boyd's School: When tasked with researching his school's namesake, Boyd gets a little help from Kristin and Ryan, and his report causes outrage. (S3, E14).

Tasers: A large bouquet of roses is delivered anonymously to the Baxter's house on Valentine's Day. Vanessa knows they're not for her because Mike doesn't believe in the Hallmark holiday. (S3, E15).

Cece Crashes: Jess and Cece go to a nightclub, then go back to the apartment together. Cece convinces Jess that Nick may be sexually attracted to her. Schmidt tries to have sex with Cece. (S1, E05).

Thanksgiving: Jess invites Paul, a music teacher at her school on whom she always has had a crush, to the gang's big Thanksgiving dinner at the loft, which naturally goes horribly awry. (S1, E06).

The One Where Chandler Gets Caught: Rachel and Phoebe see Chandler getting into a car with another woman. After following him to the suburbs, they suspect he might be cheating. (S10, E10).

The One Where The Stripper Cries: Rachel and Monica hire a male stripper (Danny DeVito) for Phoebe's bachelorette party, but when he gets there, Phoebe insults him and he starts to cry. (S10, E11).

The One With Phoebe's Wedding: Phoebe's big day becomes disastrous as deliveries go awry and a blizzard forces the plans to change. Meanwhile, Chandler and Ross compete to be a groomsman. (S10, E12).

The One Where Joey Speaks French: Phoebe tries to teach Joey French for an upcoming play, but becomes frustrated by Joey's lack of 'flair' for languages. (S10, E13).

The One With Princess Consuela: Joey feels abandoned when Monica and Chandler try to buy a house, but he finds solace with the sellers' precocious 8-year-old daughter (Dakota Fanning). (S10, E14).

Ol' Blue Nose: Ren hits Stimpy in the nose and starts to sing with a Frank Sinatra-like voice. Stupid Sidekick Union: The sidekick union goes on strike (S4, E14).

Superstitious Stimpy / Travelogue: Stimpy becomes overly superstitious. He continues to live by his superstitions and Ren keeps disbelieving. / Ren and Stimpy travel to a new country. (S4, E15).

It's gonna be one mother of a roast when fearless comedy icon Roseanne Barr feels the heat from the roasters; incl. Roastmaster Jane Lynch, Seth Green, Amy Schumer, Ellen Barkin, and Carrie Fisher.

My Gaff, My Rules sees Al Murray's Perrier Award-winning comic creation in top, boisterous ale-swilling form. Witness his highly developed and sophisticated lampooning of True Brit values.

Crystal and Candy answer your questions about love. They meet Tim Renkow, who wants to be more romantic with his girlfriend, and Cosmina, who wants to stop dating bad boys. (S1, E04).

'Live & Laughing' is the first show of McIntyre's sell out run at the Apollo. He looks at learning to drive, the trouble of bringing up children, and the world of the \"Man Drawer\.

A Frozen Moment: For the Christmas card photo, Tim wants to build a set and have the family dress up as Santa and the elves. (S3, E10).

Feud For Thought: Al watches the boys while Jill and Tim attend Jill's high school reunion. Jill tries to avoid Joanie, the girl who stole her boyfriend. (S3, E11).

Twas The Blight Before Christmas: A neighbour puts up decorations a day before Tim does it, and it is because Randy is sharing Tim's secrets with that neighbour's granddaughter. (S3, E12).

Slip Sleddin' Away: Randy loses a sled race to a neighbor boy he does not like, so Tim helps build a super sled. He wants to win to prove he is good even though short. (S3, E13).

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The guys dig deep into strangers' past lives to deliver the hard truths, and they enlist volunteers to help them craft the perfect email. Tonight's loser has a larger-than-life crisis. (S13, E10).

The Jokers pitch each other's TV show ideas to a panel group and offer a choice of focus groups for an individual to pick what they prefer. This week's punishment involves a power ballad. (S13, E11).

The Trouble With Harry: A man dies and leaves his ashes to Becker. A current patient suffers a puzzling rapid heartbeat. Reggie tries to ignore her boyfriend's lack of consideration for her. (S3, E12).

The Princess Cruise: Linda inadvertently books John on a gay cruise. Jakes's girlfriend lets her appearance slide because he's blind. (S3, E13).

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

The One With The Red Sweater: Rachel won't tell anybody who the father is until she tells him. Meanwhile, Joey mistakenly thinks Phoebe is pregnant and makes a gallant gesture. (S8, E02).

The One Where Rachel Tells.: Chandler and Monica prepare to leave for their honeymoon as Rachel prepares to tell the father of her baby. (S8, E03).

The One With The Video Tape: Ross and Rachel disagree over who came onto whom when they hooked up. Meanwhile, Monica and Chandler meet another couple while on their honeymoon. (S8, E04).

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 guys dig deep into strangers' past lives to deliver the hard truths, and they enlist volunteers to help them craft the perfect email. Tonight's loser has a larger-than-life crisis. (S13, E10).

Randy Jeff has to swipe left or right in \"Dating App\", and bizarre super powers appear in the rarely played \"Superheroes\". Ryan is sent out in the field to report from a horror movie. (S12, E22).

The performers reveal the inner workings of a football huddle, things a driving instructor should never say, and jobs that shouldn't be done in the nude! (S11, E01).

Sara Pascoe, alongside team captains Alan Davies & Darren Harriott, welcome Alex Brooker, Jason Manford, Rachel Parris, and Kiri Pritchard-Mclean into the loft to play guessing games. (S2, E04).

The Trouble With Harry: A man dies and leaves his ashes to Becker. A current patient suffers a puzzling rapid heartbeat. Reggie tries to ignore her boyfriend's lack of consideration for her. (S3, E12).

The Princess Cruise: Linda inadvertently books John on a gay cruise. Jakes's girlfriend lets her appearance slide because he's blind. (S3, E13).

Dream On: Ilene is furious with Al after he tells Tim about an embarrassing dream Ilene had about Tim, which Tim then tells to Jill. (S3, E14).

Reel Men: Al invites Tim to go ice fishing with him, but Tim is only interested in bringing his TV and tools along rather than passing the time in conversation. (S3, E15).

The Colonel: When Jill's father visits, the relationship is strained by their inability to talk honestly. Problems arise when he asks her about the book he's written about his military career.(S3,E16).

Room For Change: Brad asks for his own room after getting tired of sharing with Randy. (S3, E17).

Stud Muffin: The Baxter's neighbour Chuck Larabee stops by with his German Shepard, Lady, to let them know that their tiny dog, Muffin, has impregnated his dog. (S3, E16).

Eve's Boyfriend: Eve has a new boyfriend but refuses to talk about him. After Vanessa pressures her for some good ol' girl talk, Eve concedes and opens up, much to Vanessa's joy. (S3, E17).

Bells: Jess gets jealous when Winston joins her troubled-youth handbell quartet and instantly becomes a natural. Meanwhile, Nick and Schmidt engage in class warfare when the toilet breaks. (S1, E07).

Bad In Bed: When Jess decides to take her relationship with Paul to the next level, she consults with the guys for some sex advice. Schmidt worms his way into his boss' baby shower. (S1, E08).

The One Where Estelle Dies: Joey is so upset by all of the change in his friends' lives that Phoebe goes to extreme lengths to prevent him from learning about the sudden death of his agent. (S10, E15).

The One With Rachel's Going Away Party: At Rachel's going away party, she gives each of the friends, except Ross, an individual goodbye, leaving Ross confused and hurt as to why. (S10, E16).

The Last One: After their reunion in the previous episode, Rachel tells Ross that it was 'the perfect way to say goodbye' - then he realises that he's still in love with her. Series finale. (S10, E17).

My Gaff, My Rules sees Al Murray's Perrier Award-winning comic creation in top, boisterous ale-swilling form. Witness his highly developed and sophisticated lampooning of True Brit values.

No stranger to yap, Alan Carr yapped his way around the UK & Ireland. The BAFTA winning comedian, author and chat show supremo returns to his stand up roots with his hilarious take on life. Yap it up.

David Spade covers everything from going to strip clubs with Chris Farley to his disdain for \"leaked\" celebrity nude photos -- and all with his trademark snarky delivery.

Accompanying himself on the piano, Bo Burnham considers irony, performs a Shakespearian sex sonnet, and shares some of his haikus. Filmed at the House of Blues in Boston.

Two old women battle with Satan, things go awry when a man goes mattress shopping, a weird song plays at a dance club, and a friend gets too excited over a joke. (S4, E03).

A baseball player deals with his addiction to slapping ass, the dentist's anesthetic does not work as intended, and a mobster takes vengeance on someone who crossed him. (S4, E04).

A football player with a concussion tries to inspire his team, a man accuses his wife of cheating on him with a dog, and a masseur delivers a massage to a first-timer. (S4, E05).

Dream On: Ilene is furious with Al after he tells Tim about an embarrassing dream Ilene had about Tim, which Tim then tells to Jill. (S3, E14).

Reel Men: Al invites Tim to go ice fishing with him, but Tim is only interested in bringing his TV and tools along rather than passing the time in conversation. (S3, E15).

To Build Or Not To Build: Mother's day is approaching and Tim wants to prove to Jill that he and the boys can actually buy something from the heart. (S2, E23).

Birth Of A Hot Rod: Tim's project hot rod is finally in the stage where he can see if it starts up. (S2, E24).

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A Sew, Sew Evening: Brad takes Home Ec at school to be in a class with the girls. (S3, E04).

Arrivederci, Binford: Mr Binford of Binford Tools dies. There is sadness for all except for Tim. He does not know how to cry, but learns how to show grief. (S3, E05).

Crazy For You: Tim worries about an obsessive fan, but Jill dismisses it. Jill has her own plans for tricking Tim. (S3, E04).

Blow Up: The local library has a dinner honoring Jill for her fund raising efforts. Tim provides a picture of Jill for them to blow up for a poster but it is an unflattering picture. (S3, E07).

Be True To Your Tool: Binford Tools has a prototype for a new power saw and wants Tim to promote it on Tool Time. Tim tests it out at home and finds it is not worthy of the Binford name. (S3, E08).

Dollars And Sense: Jill's mother gives the three boys bonds to either re-invest or to spend. The boys decide to buy a valuable remote control car. (S3, E09).

The One With The Boobies: Chandler accidentally sees Rachel wandering around topless after her shower, so Rachel tries to even the score. (S1, E13).

The One With The Candy Hearts: Ross and his Valentine's Day date end up at the same restaurant as Susan and Carol. Inevitably, things don't go quite to plan. (S1, E14).

The One With The Stoned Guy: Monica cooks a gourmet meal for a restaurateur looking for a new chef. However, there's one problem. he's a little \"baked\" himself. (S1, E15).

The One With Two Parts (1): Joey falls for Phoebe's twin sister, making Phoebe feel neglected and Ross has doubts about parenthood when he attends Lamaze classes with Carol and Susan. (S1, E16).

Ed Balls plays Celebrity Send to All, there's stand-up comedy from Joe Lycett, and Michael plays the Midnight Game Show plus performs some of his own unmissable comedy material, (S3, E01).

Murr, Q, Joe and Sal learn how hard it is to find good help these days, and later return to their artistic roots. Finally, one joker reluctantly delivers a series of crushing blows. (S13, E06).

The guys get a little too greedy with fellow shoppers at the market, then offer major disservices to a focus group. Tonight's loser learns that the grass is always pinker on the other side. (S13, E07).

The guys offer evocative responses while taste testing new foods, then try to find the words to apologise to those they've wronged. Tonight's loser gets sent to a place far, far away. (S13, E08).

Q, Sal, Murr, and Joe help job seekers land their next big gig, and then meet with a focus group to pitch their memoirs. Finally, the losing joker must deliver news heard round the world. (S13, E09).

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).

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).

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).

The One Where It All Began: After Rachel leaves her fiancé at the altar, she moves in with Monica and finds that life isn't so easy without Daddy's credit cards. (S1, E01).

The One With The Sonogram At The End: Ross's lesbian ex-wife is pregnant with his child, and he doesn't like her choice of a last name for the baby. (S1, E02).

The One With The Thumb: A soda company gives Phoebe $7,000 after she finds a dismembered thumb in a can of soda. Meanwhile, Chandler is smoking again, to his friends' dismay. (S1, E03).

The One With George Stephanopoulos: When Ross mourns the anniversary of losing his virginity to Carol, the boys convince him to go to a hockey game which leads to an unfortunate incident. (S1, E04).

The One With The East German Laundry Detergent: Ross helps Rachel do laundry and considers the evening a first date. Meanwhile, Joey has Monica pose as his new girlfriend. (S1, E05).

The One With The Butt: Joey gets his big film break when he's hired to be Al Pacino's stunt butt. Meanwhile, Chandler has a relationship with all the \"fun\" but none of the responsibility. (S1, E06).

The One With The Blackout: When New York has a blackout, the gang return to the girls' apartment, where Ross tries to tell Rachel he likes her. (S1, E07).

The One Where Nana Dies Twice: Monica and Ross mourn the death of their grandmother. Meanwhile, Chandler questions his sexuality after his work colleagues set him up on a date with a man. (S1, E08).

The One Where Underdog Gets Away: Monica's first Thanksgiving dinner for the gang burns, when they all run to the rooftop to see the runaway Underdog balloon from the parade. (S1, E09).

The One With The Monkey: The gang makes, then breaks, a pact to celebrate New Year's Eve without dates. Ross compensates for his loneliness by getting a roommate. a monkey named Marcel. (S1, E10).

The One With Mrs. Bing: Chandler's romance-novelist mother comes to New York to visit, but her promiscuity, combined with an emotional Ross, results in a regretful moment of passion. (S1, E11).

The One With The Dozen Lasagnas: Everyone knows the sex of Ross' baby except for Ross. Meanwhile, Rachel's relationship with Paolo hits a snag when he makes a pass at Phoebe. (S1, E12).

The Jokers take turns as an audio engineer and visit a grocery store with their \"wives\" and have to do what the other Jokers tell them. Tonight's punishment involves a dog daycare centre. (S13, E01).

The Jokers act as photographers for an outdoor shoot with a model, and a focus group votes on which Joker gives the better proposal for a cartoon. The punishment involves a catheter. (S13, E02).

Following the success of their BAFTA nominated series, David and Frank offer up a show of completely uncensored, unscripted, audience-led comedy from London's West End.

One of Frank Skinner's most famous live performances. It was Skinner's homecoming show, that cemented his reputation as one of the country's most impressive stand-ups.

Award-winning comedy publican Al Murray returns to serve up pints for the fellas and wine for the ladies. Outrageous bar room banter and pub philosophy are the order of the day.

The Great Race: Tim ends up in a lawnmower racing contest against a Tool Time guest. (S2, E25).

Maybe, Baby: Jill wants a baby, but Tim is through with kids. (S3, E01).

Aisle See You In My Dreams: Al celebrates his birthday with Tim's family. His wish is for a wife. Jill sets him up with Ilene. Al is ready to get married on the first date. (S3, E02).

This Joke's For You: Tim installs an intercom at home, but is hurt when Randy calls him a goof-ball and says the show should be called Fool Time. (S3, 03).

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A Frozen Moment: For the Christmas card photo, Tim wants to build a set and have the family dress up as Santa and the elves. (S3, E10).

Feud For Thought: Al watches the boys while Jill and Tim attend Jill's high school reunion. Jill tries to avoid Joanie, the girl who stole her boyfriend. (S3, E11).

Twas The Blight Before Christmas: A neighbour puts up decorations a day before Tim does it, and it is because Randy is sharing Tim's secrets with that neighbour's granddaughter. (S3, E12).

Slip Sleddin' Away: Randy loses a sled race to a neighbor boy he does not like, so Tim helps build a super sled. He wants to win to prove he is good even though short. (S3, E13).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. This episode features crimes against fashion, crimes against florists, and crimes committed by canines! Joe Thomas narrates. (S1, E11).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Lawless laughs featuring neighbourly disputes, car crime, and OAP outlaws. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E12).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Criminally funny clips including bad drivers, vigilantly OAPs, and a mugging by a marsupial! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E13).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Illegal idiocy including a law-breaking bride and a thief holding up a shop using a banana! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E14).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Crime-based-comedy featuring motoring misdemeanors, citizens arrests and delinquent animals. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E15).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Criminal capers including bad getaways, racoons in a freezer, and OAPs out for justice. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E16).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Deplorable deeds featuring delinquent duos, drunk drivers, and daring escapes. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E17).

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. A smorgasbord of crime featuring action-packed getaways and some adolescent law-breakers. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E18).

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).

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).

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).

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).

The One With The Red Sweater: Rachel won't tell anybody who the father is until she tells him. Meanwhile, Joey mistakenly thinks Phoebe is pregnant and makes a gallant gesture. (S8, E02).

The One Where Rachel Tells.: Chandler and Monica prepare to leave for their honeymoon as Rachel prepares to tell the father of her baby. (S8, E03).

The One With The Video Tape: Ross and Rachel disagree over who came onto whom when they hooked up. Meanwhile, Monica and Chandler meet another couple while on their honeymoon. (S8, E04).

The guys play receptionist for the day, before teaching parents proper home-schooling techniques. Finally, dreams come true as one joker lands the endorsement deal of a lifetime. (S13, E05).

Sal, Q and Murr clear the room as eccentric exterminators and produce a controversial informercial. Comic Eric André drops by to give the losing Joker an awkward release. (S13, E18).

It's gonna be one mother of a roast when fearless comedy icon Roseanne Barr feels the heat from the roasters; incl. Roastmaster Jane Lynch, Seth Green, Amy Schumer, Ellen Barkin, and Carrie Fisher.

Brilliant live comedy from Fin Taylor as he shares some delicate opinions on the #metoo movement and the inherent dangers facing the modern privileged white male species.

Rob Beckett welcomes Jamie Laing, and comedians Lou Sanders, Thanyia Moore, and Lloyd Griffith as they bring their finest and funniest trivia to get on Rob's cherished 'Wall of Facts'. (S1, E03).

Dream On: Ilene is furious with Al after he tells Tim about an embarrassing dream Ilene had about Tim, which Tim then tells to Jill. (S3, E14).

Reel Men: Al invites Tim to go ice fishing with him, but Tim is only interested in bringing his TV and tools along rather than passing the time in conversation. (S3, E15).

The Colonel: When Jill's father visits, the relationship is strained by their inability to talk honestly. Problems arise when he asks her about the book he's written about his military career.(S3,E16).

Room For Change: Brad asks for his own room after getting tired of sharing with Randy. (S3, E17).

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The Joker must persuade a temp worker to pretend to be their senior vice president for a meeting with some Japanese investors, and get the hire to agree to join them for dinner. (S13, E12).

The Jokers work as television commercial actors at the golf driving range, doing what the others tell him to do. The other Jokers, who didn't go last time, pitch their memoirs to strangers. (S13, E13).

Pretty Poison: After Becker gets reunited with his childhood 'fantasy', Megan, he becomes happy and life is going great for him.Not for long. (S3, E14).

2001 1/2: A Graduation Odyssey: Becker is asked to perform a speech in front of a class of graduating students in the Mayor's absence. (S3, E15).

The One Where Rachel Tells.: Chandler and Monica prepare to leave for their honeymoon as Rachel prepares to tell the father of her baby. (S8, E03).

The One With The Video Tape: Ross and Rachel disagree over who came onto whom when they hooked up. Meanwhile, Monica and Chandler meet another couple while on their honeymoon. (S8, E04).

The One With Rachel's Date: Ross is horrified to learn that Rachel is going on a date with a handsome actor, Kash, especially since she is pregnant with his child. (S8, E05).

The One With The Halloween Party: At Monica and Chandler's Halloween party Phoebe runs into her sister's fiance, Eric (guest-star Sean Penn), and finds herself attracted to him. (S8, E06).

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. Crime capers including Christmas criminals, package plundering, and motoring mayhem! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E22).

The Joker must persuade a temp worker to pretend to be their senior vice president for a meeting with some Japanese investors, and get the hire to agree to join them for dinner. (S13, E12).

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, alongside team captains Alan Davies & Darren Harriott, welcome David Baddiel, Oti Mabuse, Miles Jupp, and Maisie Adam into the loft to play an array of guessing games. (S2, E05).

Pretty Poison: After Becker gets reunited with his childhood 'fantasy', Megan, he becomes happy and life is going great for him.Not for long. (S3, E14).

2001 1/2: A Graduation Odyssey: Becker is asked to perform a speech in front of a class of graduating students in the Mayor's absence. (S3, E15).

The Eve Of Construction: Tim agrees to build a house for Habitat for Humanity on his show, with famous athletes helping out, but Al and Jill challenge him by agreeing to lead a separate team.(S3, E18).

Too Many Cooks: Al and Tim are asked to guest host \"Cooking with Irma\" while Irma is out of town for a week, but Tim chafes at suddenly being Al's assistant. (S3, E19).

It Was The Best Of Tims, It Was The Worst Of Tims: Jill hosts a baby shower for a friend. Tim reluctantly attends. The women flatter him and Tim charms them, making Jill jealous. (S3, E20).

Fifth Anniversary: The head of Binford insists that Tool Time cut back on expenses for the rest of the year - ruining Tim's big plans for the show's fifth anniversary program. (S2, E21).

Hard-Ass Teacher: Eve has decided she wants to go to college at West Point. In order to do so she needs to get straight As, which might be a problem. (S3, E19).

April, Come She Will: When Vanessa's mooching sister April comes to visit, Mike suspects it's because she needs money. Sure enough, April explains that she's decided to have a baby. (S3, E21).

The 23rd: The gang attends Schmidt's holiday office party and Jess frets when she receives an expensive gift from Paul (Justin Long). Schmidt buys Cece a perfume which he had made for her. (S1, E09).

The Story Of The 50: When Schmidt's plans for his 29th birthday fall apart, Jess takes charge and enlists the help of her school's party hungry vice-principal. (S1, E10).

The One With Two Parts (2): When Rachel sprains her ankle and has no insurance, she cajoles Monica into trading identities so she can use her coverage. Naughty! George Clooney guests. (S1, E17).

The One With All The Poker: Rachel interviews for a job as an assistant buyer at Saks Fifth Avenue and the girls face the boys in a not so friendly game of poker. (S1, E18).

The One Where The Monkey Gets Away: The gang search for Ross' monkey, Marcel, who slipped out of the apartment while Rachel was looking after him. (S1, E19).