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Jimmy Carr hosts as Sean Lock and Vic Reeves take on Jon Richardson and Aisling Bea. David O'Doherty joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner. With Rachel Riley. (S9 Ep1/5)

Comedy game show. Jessica Knappett wonders how much water weighs. James Acaster presses the emergency alarm in a lift. Rhod Gilbert comes to regret smearing mustard in his eyes. (S7 Ep4/10)

Claw and Hoarder: Special Ricktim's Morty: Rick promises Morty he can get a new companion: a flying, fire-breathing dragon. Jerry meets a mysterious talking cat. (S4 Ep4)

Rattlestar Ricklactica: While repairing a flat tyre in outer space, Morty suffers a potentially lethal snake bite that leads to a tricky encounter with a snake civilisation. (S4 Ep5)

Pash whips a dominatrix into shape, Sketch cleans up Alex's ridiculous rhyme, Alice disguises charmer Dean's brag, and Uzzi helps Rhys cover up his past desires. (S5 Ep3)

Jimmy Carr hosts as guest captain David Walliams and Jonathan Ross take on Jon Richardson and Joe Lycett. Isy Suttie joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner. With Rachel Riley. (S11 Ep1/7)

Trentina: Eddie begins dating Trent's sister Tina, but it puts a strain on their friendship. Evan fails his PE test because he can't run, so asks Jessica for help. (S5 Ep16)

Splitsville: Realising that Nick isn't very intelligent, Robin decides to break up with him, but she loses her resolve at the last moment and Barney is forced to step in. (S8 Ep6)

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Noretta: The gang realise that their partners bear some resemblance to their parents. Barney and Nora's romantic evening is ruined by a string of disasters. (S7 Ep7)

The Slutty Pumpkin Returns: Ted finally meets the mystery girl who attracted his attention by wearing a pumpkin costume at a Halloween party a decade previously. (S7 Ep8)

Disaster Averted: Barney is desperate to get rid of the ducky tie and drives a hard bargain to be allowed to remove it. Later, the gang reminisce about Hurricane Irene. (S7 Ep9)

Tick Tick Tick...: Robin and Barney feel guilty about their liaison. Their guilt is compounded when they go on a work cruise together with their partners. (S7 Ep10)

Thanks But No Thanks: Mel and Joe write thank you cards to everyone who sent them wedding gifts, and pretend to be delighted with a huge, ugly coffee maker. (S5 Ep7/22)

Face the Music: Mel discovers that Joe used to be a member of a boy band in his youth, so she buys Dani a piano to foster her dreams of a musical career. (S5 Ep8/22)

Reese Joins the Army (Part 1): After Malcolm causes Reese's girlfriend to break up with him, Reese joins the army. Hal is placed under house arrest when he refuses to cooperate. (S5 Ep21)

Reese Joins the Army (Part 2): During a simulated battle, Reese's team of soldiers gets captured because Reese has trained himself not to think. (S5 Ep22)

The Autumn of Break-Ups: Victoria drops hints to Ted about wanting more commitment in their relationship. Barney becomes excessively fond of a dog he finds in the street. (S8 Ep5)

The Stamp Tramp: Marshall runs into his old law school classmate Brad, who has fallen on hard times, and decides to help out by recommending him for a job at his firm. (S8 Ep7)

Twelve Horny Women: Marshall takes on Brad, who has become his nemesis, in the biggest case of his career, and the gang debate who was the biggest trouble maker as a teenager. (S8 Ep8)

Lobster Crawl: Ted fills in as baby Marvin's nanny as a favour to Lily and Marshall, while Robin is determined to get Barney back, no matter what it takes. (S8 Ep9)

Ex-footballer Steve thinks he's onto a winner by planning to tie the knot to demanding fiancée Kayleigh while on a rollercoaster. There's more drama than a World Cup final in this one.

Steven Newman, CEO of Loehmann's department stores, goes undercover on the front line of his company, to ensure the outlets are implementing his plans to reinvigorate the brand. (S5 Ep2/15)

Jane Grote Abell, the chairwoman of Donatos Pizza and daughter of the company's founder, goes undercover to ensure that her father's values are still being implemented. (S5 Ep3/15)

Gordon Ramsay has just 24 hours to give The Brownstone Bistro in Los Angeles a vibrant new look and introduce a simplified menu, featuring fresh and authentic Caribbean cuisine. (S1 Ep3/8)

In Greenville in Mississippi, Gordon has just 24 hours to give family-owned fine-dining restaurant Sherman's a bright, farmhouse-chic interior and a modernised menu. (S1 Ep4/8)

Charter of Destiny: A shortened charter with energetic guests - and a surprise visit from a pop star - puts pressure on the crew to pull out all the stops. (S7 Ep13)

The comics retrieve pineapples from a pond. And in a fitting climax, Frankie Boyle goes to town on a gigantic cat scratching post. Edited for language. (S15 Ep8/10)

The Barbarian Sublimation: Penny becomes addicted to an online game based on the world of Conan the Barbarian and begins to pester Sheldon for advice. (S2 Ep3)

A Loaf of Bread and a Grand Old Flag: When the taste of his favourite sandwich loaf changes, Sheldon boycotts a bread company and ends up on the local news. (S2 Ep16)

Jimmy Carr hosts as Sean Lock and Claudia Winkleman take on Jon Richardson and Henning Wehn. Nick Helm joins Susie Dent in Dictionary Corner. With maths whizz Rachel Riley. (S17 Ep2)

Comedy game show. Rhod Gilbert endangers Alex Horne's life (again), Jessica Knappett's sunny outlook is tested by a grumpy man, and Phil Wang has fun with mayonnaise. (S7 Ep5/10)

Never Ricking Morty: Rick and Morty find themselves on a space train that's one big narrative device filled with weird passengers telling increasingly ridiculous anthology stories. (S4 Ep6)

Promortyus: Rick and Morty find themselves in a fight against face-hugging aliens who just happen to have an M&Ms store. (S4 Ep7)