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Hope: The kids ask tough questions when the family follow a highly publicised court case involving alleged police brutality and an African-American teenager. (S2 Ep16/24)

Any Given Saturday: Diane decides to shoot a documentary on Jack's budding basketball career. Andre Jr takes his new responsibilities as a referee too far. (S2 Ep17/24)

Malcolm vs. Reese: Francis forces Malcolm and Reese to compete to win a ticket to a wrestling match. And Dewey loses Craig's cat while Craig is away at a comic book convention. (S2 Ep21)

Mini-Bike: The boys try to convince Lois to let them have a minibike. Hal attends a father-son weekend at Marlin Academy. (S2 Ep22)

Contestants from Japan compete in one of the most physically demanding challenges ever created as they take on the menacing and daunting Ninja Warrior assault course. (S26 Ep8)

Contestants from Japan compete in one of the most physically demanding challenges ever created as they take on the menacing and daunting Ninja Warrior assault course. (S26 Ep10)

Anniversary Edition: Joe, Sal, Q and Murr celebrate three years in this special anniversary edition. They pull from the vault some never-before-seen bonus footage. (S3 Ep12)

Make Womb for Daddy: The guys bite off more than they can chew serving customers at a sub shop. The loser experiences the painful pangs of parenthood. (S3 Ep14)

What's better than a soap wedding? Nothing, according to Dele, who's organised an EastEnders-themed do for bride Tracy - with some help from a famous Albert Square resident.

Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Seal adopts a disguise to go incognito among some undiscovered but talented musicians who are struggling to make it in the music industry. (S9 Ep6)

Three-time Olympic gold medallist Gabby Douglas goes undercover to meet up-and-coming gymnasts and inspirational coaches and help make their dreams come true. (S9 Ep7)

Gordon Ramsay visits Sebastian's, a pizzeria in Los Angeles. The customers are scarce and the debt is mounting. Can Gordon turn the restaurant's fortunes around? (S1 Ep7/10)

Gordon Ramsay visits Finn McCool's, a traditional Irish pub in the Hamptons, where the family feuding has got out of hand. Can Gordon mediate? (S1 Ep8/10)

Up Loser's Creek: The guys make some tough calls at a telemarketing agency, then get wishy-washy at a mall fountain. And see who's forced to kayak the Hudson River. (S3 Ep24)

In Poor Taste Buds: The Jokers serve up some tips while teaching indoor tennis. Then see who's getting his mouth numbed in an extra-sour punishment. (S3 Ep25)

Comedy game show. Al Murray goes to extreme lengths to maximise his point potential with an egg cup. Sara Pascoe swiftly becomes one of the greatest sporting minds of our time. (S3 Ep3/5)

The Habitation Configuration: Amy is upset when Sheldon fails to defend her in an argument with Wil Wheaton during the filming of a new episode of Fun with Flags. (S6 Ep7/24)

The 43 Peculiarity: The guys notice that Sheldon disappears for 20 minutes after lunch every day. Filled with curiosity, they attempt to work out what he's been doing. (S6 Ep8/24)

Jimmy Carr hosts as Sean Lock and Michelle Wolf take on Jon Richardson and Rob Beckett. Spencer Jones joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner. Rachel Riley looks after the numbers. (S17 Ep5)

Alex Horne splits his band five ways for a task, which inspires Jenny Eclair to impart her wisdom about piles. Meanwhile, Frankie Boyle has strong opinions about golf. (Ep2/10)

Stranger on a Train: Candid comedy. The Quinn household is buzzing ahead of the day trip to Portrush. Surely an unfeasible amount of sandwiches and a surfboard is all they need? (S3 Ep3)

The Haunting: Candid comedy. James is put to the test as the gang set off in a van full of hooch and high hopes to an adult-free house in Donegal. And the Quinns visit a psychic. (S3 Ep4)

Trouble Shoot: The guys get eaten alive leading a business lunch, and trip over their own feet selling trainers. One Joker loses his mummy - and his dignity - in a crowded shop. (S2 Ep28)

Pay It Forward: The guys work the register at a fast-food place. In another challenge, they have to swoop in and pick up dog poo before the dogs' owners can. (S1 Ep1)

Who Arted: The guys work at a bakery, sampling people's cakes. The loser is ushered into an art gallery where it is revealed that he is the featured artist. (S1 Ep8)

A Loser Presents: The guys must work the counter at White Castle burger bar. The loser poses as a speaker at a university and gives a PowerPoint presentation. (S1 Ep9)

Jimmy Carr hosts as Sean Lock and Michelle Wolf take on Jon Richardson and Rob Beckett. Spencer Jones joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner. Rachel Riley looks after the numbers. (S17 Ep5)

Teleshopping

Teleshopping

Contestants from Japan compete in one of the most physically demanding challenges ever created as they take on the menacing and daunting Ninja Warrior assault course. (S26 Ep8)

Contestants from Japan compete in one of the most physically demanding challenges ever created as they take on the menacing and daunting Ninja Warrior assault course. (S26 Ep10)

Papa don't Preach: Paul struggles when Rainbow and Santamonica want to participate in a beauty pageant. Johan gets teased for crying after a martial arts tournament. (S1 Ep9)

Do They Know It's Christmas?: Alicia and Paul strive to maintain their winter solstice traditions from the commune. (S1 Ep10)

Black Nanny: When things fall behind on the domestic front, Rainbow persuades Dre to hire a nanny, but the interviews don't go well until they meet Vivian. (S2 Ep18/24)

The Leftovers: Dre and Rainbow realise they haven't nominated a legal guardian for their kids, and decide to find replacement parents, just in case. (S2 Ep19/24)

Carnival: When Malcolm, Reese, Dewey and Stevie sneak out to a county fair, they get locked inside after hours with a drunk and belligerent security guard. (S2 Ep23)

Evacuation: Hal inadvertently causes a toxic chemical spill that forces a neighbourhood evacuation. Malcolm deals with being grounded in an emergency shelter. (S2 Ep24)

Contestants from Japan compete in one of the most physically demanding challenges ever created as they take on the menacing and daunting Ninja Warrior assault course. (S26 Ep11)

Contestants from Japan compete in one of the most physically demanding challenges ever created as they take on the menacing and daunting Ninja Warrior assault course. (S26 Ep12)

Junk in the Trunk: The guys feel the wrath of focus groups after giving presentations without knowing the topics. The loser takes a back seat and goes for the ride of his life. (S3 Ep16)

The Good, the Bad and the Uncomfortable: In this special, the Jokers talk ticks, tricks and antics while performing in front of a live audience and show never-before-seen clips. (S3 Ep17)

Comic book lover Anthony has planned an underground Batcave-like wedding for Lauren, who doesn't like 'the dark', 'small spaces', or 'nature'. A cave is surely right up her street then.

Three-time Olympic gold medallist Gabby Douglas goes undercover to meet up-and-coming gymnasts and inspirational coaches and help make their dreams come true. (S9 Ep7)

Tony Award-winning Broadway star Idina Menzel disguises herself to go undercover and help unknown musical talents and performers who aspire to make it to the big stage. (S9 Ep8)

Gordon Ramsay visits The Olde Stone Mill in Tuckahoe, New York. The restaurant has been beautifully restored, but owner Dean struggles to get customers through the door. (S1 Ep9/10)

Gordon Ramsay visits Giuseppi's, a family-owned Italian in Michigan, run by a father and son who constantly clash. Can he get the restaurant - and the family - back on track? (S2 Ep1/13)

The Permanent Punishment: The guys tough it out as security guards in a drug store, go balloon for balloon in a supermarket and get inked in a special three-way punishment. (S3 Ep26)

Welcome to Miami: The jokers take over Miami, get jazzy with a motorised scooter and work the door at a club. And can one Joker keep his head when he's faced with an alligator? (S4 Ep1)

Comedy game show. In the penultimate episode of the series, can the comedians impress Greg Davies by giving an item of clothing to a passing cyclist and whispering to an old man? (S3 Ep4/5)

The Parking Spot Escalation: When non-driver Sheldon finds out that his unused parking space at the university has been reallocated to Howard, he feels undermined. (S6 Ep9/24)

The Fish Guts Displacement: Sheldon begrudgingly takes care of Amy when she is sick. Bernadette arranges for Howard to go on a fishing trip with her macho father. (S6 Ep10/24)

The Yoghurts: Jonny wants to split up with his 43-year-old girlfriend and boss, Liz, but is too scared. Grandma offers him advice, while Adam is happy to tease him about it. (S2 Ep5/6)

The Mouse: The boys come home to find the house in a state: the builders have been in and there's mess everywhere. Plus there's a mouse in the house and Mum's hiding in the shed. (S2 Ep6/6)

Richard Ayoade takes a ruthlessly efficient approach to travel, covering everything a city has to offer in just 48 hours.. This time it's Barcelona with actor Kathy Burke. (S1 Ep1/4)

Richard Ayoade is joined by comedian Adam Hills on a whirlwind weekend in Istanbul including a boat trip, a massage, a very close shave, and some haggling at the Grand Bazaar. (S1 Ep2/4)

Everything's Just Rosie: The guys strike out with bowling alley customers and try to force-feed unsuspecting diners. The loser sees double when Rosie O'Donnell visits. (S2 Ep22)

Enter the Dragons: The guys ask absurd survey questions at a zoo. The losers must perform in front of 14,000 disappointed music fans, as Imagine Dragons' surprise opening act. (S2 Ep23)

The Kiwi chaos continues as the Taskmaster shows off his charades talents, Angella Dravid makes Paul Williams very uncomfortable, and the comics tackle their first team task. (S1 Ep3/10)

The comedians get behind the camera for a hilarious team task. Leigh Hart struggles with a blender. And Brynley Stent lets her true feelings out. (S1 Ep4/10)

The Yoghurts: Jonny wants to split up with his 43-year-old girlfriend and boss, Liz, but is too scared. Grandma offers him advice, while Adam is happy to tease him about it. (S2 Ep5/6)

The Mouse: The boys come home to find the house in a state: the builders have been in and there's mess everywhere. Plus there's a mouse in the house and Mum's hiding in the shed. (S2 Ep6/6)

Teleshopping

Teleshopping

Stuff: When Dre worries that Christmas is too commercialised, Pops hatches a plan involving fewer presents and more family time, to the kids' annoyance. (S2 Ep10/24)

Plus Two Isn't a Thing: When Dre's best friend from childhood, glamorous star Gigi, visits the family, the kids are inspired to make their own music video. (S2 Ep11/24)

Old Digger: When Ruby asks Dre and Rainbow to meet the new man in her life, Dre looks for any reason to dislike him and Pops plots to distract her from him. (S2 Ep12/24)

Keeping Up with the Johnsons: After a month of heavy spending, Dre and Rainbow worry they are living beyond their means and decide to be more responsible. (S2 Ep13/24)

The Grandparents: While Lois's disapproving parents pay a visit, Francis's plans to party at Mardi Gras are derailed by food poisoning. (S2 Ep15)

Traffic Ticket: Lois disputes a police officer's claim that she was driving recklessly, and orders Francis to pay off $750 in parking tickets he racked up under her name. (S2 Ep16)

Surgery: Malcolm is hospitalised for an appendicectomy. Francis stages a hunger strike at Marlin Academy. (S2 Ep17)

Reese Cooks: Reese discovers a talent for cooking, Malcolm tries to convince a Krelboyne classmate not to have a party, and Francis is forced to write a term paper. (S2 Ep18)

Tutoring Reese: While Malcolm tries to help Reese improve his school grades, Francis gets exiled to a friend's house after defying Lois's order to patch the roof. (S2 Ep19)

Bowling: While Dewey is grounded, Malcolm and Reese go bowling. Their trip is seen through two realities: one where Hal chaperones the boys, and one where Lois does. (S2 Ep20)

Richard's gambling everything on a Welsh mountain-top wedding for his bride Jody, but even his best man is unsure about his plans. Richard's facing an uphill battle to pull this one off.

Jaydene would love nothing more than to get married in the same church her parents and grandparents tied the knot in. Cue groom Luke, and his plans for a rollerblading wedding on skates.

Big kid Mathew's got some grand ideas for a swashbuckling pirate adventure-themed wedding to bride Jamie-Lee, who's just hoping she can be the centre of attention for once

What's better than a soap wedding? Nothing, according to Dele, who's organised an EastEnders-themed do for bride Tracy - with some help from a famous Albert Square resident.

Comic book lover Anthony has planned an underground Batcave-like wedding for Lauren, who doesn't like 'the dark', 'small spaces', or 'nature'. A cave is surely right up her street then.

Gordon Ramsay visits bijou New York diner The Mixing Bowl, which is haemorrhaging money, thanks to manager Mike's out-of-control marketing plans. (S1 Ep2/10)

Gordon Ramsay visits the Seascape restaurant in the seaside village of Islip, on Long Island in New York, where owner Peter is struggling with nearly a million dollars of debt. (S1 Ep3/10)

Gordon Ramsay visits The Secret Garden, a romantic French restaurant in California, where temperamental chef Michel Bardavid's complicated cuisine is keeping the customers away. (S1 Ep5/10)

The Date Night Variable: Howard gets caught in a row between his mum and Bernadette while he's at the International Space Station. Sheldon invites Raj along on a date with Amy. (S6 Ep1/24)

The Decoupling Fluctuation: Sheldon intervenes when he learns that Penny is thinking about breaking up with Leonard, but he is hampered by his inability to keep a secret. (S6 Ep2/24)

The Higgs Boson Observation: Amy is jealous when Sheldon hires an attractive female assistant, and Howard's return from space is delayed by a week. (S6 Ep3/24)

The Re-entry Minimization: Howard is disappointed when he doesn't receive a hero's welcome on his return from space. Will he ever get the recognition he deserves? (S6 Ep4/24)

The Holographic Excitation: The gang celebrate Halloween with a fancy dress party at Stuart's comic book shop, but Sheldon and Amy can't agree on which costumes to wear. (S6 Ep5/24)

The Extract Obliteration: Sheldon is thrilled when Stephen Hawking agrees to play against him in an online game. Penny signs up for a class at the community college. (S6 Ep6/24)

The Habitation Configuration: Amy is upset when Sheldon fails to defend her in an argument with Wil Wheaton during the filming of a new episode of Fun with Flags. (S6 Ep7/24)

The 43 Peculiarity: The guys notice that Sheldon disappears for 20 minutes after lunch every day. Filled with curiosity, they attempt to work out what he's been doing. (S6 Ep8/24)

The Parking Spot Escalation: When non-driver Sheldon finds out that his unused parking space at the university has been reallocated to Howard, he feels undermined. (S6 Ep9/24)