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Capri: In Eagle Rock, California, Gordon helps Capri, a restaurant in a rut that's owned by identical twins Jim and Jeff and is closed more often than it's open. (S4 Ep12)

...Christmas Special: Jimmy Carr hosts a festive edition, with Susie Dent and Rachel Riley. Jon Richardson and Sarah Millican take on Sean Lock and David Mitchell. Plus: David O'Doherty.

Drawing a Blank: The Jokers pose as newspaper reporters trying to get reactions to a fictional news story. The loser goes to a bookstore to read an excerpt from his fake new book. (S1 Ep5)

Boardwalk of Shame: The guys try to convince strangers that they remember them. Roadside, the loser wears a sign that says 'I lost a bet. Please ask me what my punishment is.' (S1 Ep4)

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Sunrise: On the eve of the wedding, Ted and Robin take a walk on the beach and have a heart-to-heart conversation. Marshall finds out that his hotel room is haunted. (S9 Ep17)

Rally: Barney can't get out of bed on the morning of his wedding because he had too much to drink the night before, so the gang try to make him a famous hangover cure. (S9 Ep18)

Vesuvius: On the morning of the wedding, Ted helps a stressed Barney decide which suit to wear. Lily thinks Robin isn't treating her big day with the gravity it deserves. (S9 Ep19)

Daisy: Marshall tries to work out where Lily went when she stormed out of the hotel on the night of their big fight. Robin is worried by Barney's pre-wedding behaviour. (S9 Ep20)

Gary Blauman: When an old friend of the gang, Gary Blauman, shows up at the hotel for Robin and Barney's wedding unexpectedly, the seating plan is thrown into disarray. (S9 Ep21)

Call Me When You Get There: Barry's thrilled about the freedom that comes with his new driver's licence, until Beverly lays down her 10 unbreakable rules of the road. (S1 Ep7)

The Kremps: Beverly tries to make friends with her reserved, softly-spoken neighbours the Kremp family and bombards them with invitations to a barbecue. (S1 Ep8)

Stop Arguing and Start Thanking: When Beverly invites Murray's unreliable brother Marvin to visit at Thanksgiving, she reignites their long-standing feud. (S1 Ep9)

Shopping: Erica's new job at a department store is put in jeopardy when Beverly takes advantage of her daughter's employee discount far too frequently. (S1 Ep10)

Kara-Te: On the eve of the annual high school talent show, Beverly and Murray fall out over Barry's plan to perform his martial arts routine on stage. (S1 Ep11)

The One with the Hen-Pecked Groom: Ben's fiancée Sarah 'wears the trousers with three belts', and his mum's always telling him what to do. But for his wedding, he's taking control.

The Big Blackpool One: Katie's dreams for a glitzy Hollywood wedding don't quite tally with her fiancé Mike's plans: a big Blackpool bash complete with a bouncy castle and a bucking bronco.

The Afternoon Tea Stag Do One: Nichola wants a girly Essex wedding, but history-obsessed Nathan can think of nothing worse. Will this wedding go down in history for all the wrong reasons?

The One in a Party Mansion: Adam is planning a gigantic wedding party in a luxury mansion for fiancée Lydia, complete with swimming pool, tennis court, and... a Simon Cowell lookalike?

Le Bistro: Gordon visits high-end Le Bistro in Florida. Owner Andy has cooked for top chefs in the past, but he's lost his passion - and he doesn't respond well to criticism. (S3 Ep11)

Gordon Returns 2: Gordon Ramsay revisits two restaurants - Giuseppi's and Sante La Brea - to find out whether his advice has been put to good use. (S3 Ep13)

Park's Edge: In Atlanta, Gordon helps first-time restaurant owners Richard and Jorge, whose establishment is in trouble due to their constant fighting, poor food and bad vibes. (S5 Ep6)

The Greek at the Harbor: Gordon Ramsay helps a family-run Greek restaurant turn its fortunes around in Ventura Harbor in California. But he uncovers a shocking family secret... (S5 Ep7)

The Fuzzyboots Corollary: Leonard is upset when he discovers that Penny is seeing someone, so he plucks up the courage to ask a woman out on a date. (S1 Ep3)

The Luminous Fish Effect: Getting fired forces Sheldon to ponder life outside physics, so Leonard has to take drastic action to snap his friend out of his reverie. (S1 Ep4)

The Hamburger Postulate: Leonard thinks he's been wasting his time on Penny, so he turns his attention to Leslie. Sheldon's uncomfortable with a change to his hamburger routine. (S1 Ep5)

The Middle Earth Paradigm: Penny's Halloween party puts Leonard, Sheldon, Howard and Raj through a demanding new test of their social skills. (S1 Ep6)

The Dumpling Paradox: When Howard seduces Penny's friend and spends the night with her in Penny's flat, Penny asks if she can sleep on Leonard and Sheldon's sofa. (S1 Ep7)

The Grasshopper Experiment: Raj panics when his parents arrange a blind date for him. But he discovers that he can talk to her - after a few drinks. (S1 Ep8)

The Cooper-Hofstadter Polarization: Sheldon and Leonard fall out when they're asked to collaborate at a physics conference. Penny tries to help but just makes things worse. (S1 Ep9)

The Loobenfeld Decay: Leonard and Sheldon each tell a lie to avoid going to see Penny singing on stage in a production of Rent, but Sheldon's fib gets out of control. (S1 Ep10)

The Pancake Batter Anomaly: Penny volunteers to nurse Sheldon when he's sick. But his friends, who know how miserable he is when he's ill, stay well away. (S1 Ep11)