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Going, Going... Gone: Frances makes a connection with an art-world bigwig, and Robert balks at starting a business with Jackie. (S2, ep 7)

Alone Again, Naturally: Season finale. Frances enlists Robert's help after a successful opening at her art gallery. Diane falls off the wagon. (S2, ep 8)

John Mulaney is here to host this week's SNL, joined by musical guest Chappell Roan. (S50, ep 5)

Close Up: Hannah does some soul-searching and it pays off with an epiphany. Meanwhile, Ray is rattled by a revelation. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S4, ep 6)

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

Long Beach: Stuart bonds with some construction workers, who invite him for a night out in Long Beach. Meanwhile, Jessica offers Wade some relationship advice. (S1, ep 6)

Dub: Dan competes for a position as head coach of his school's basketball team. Elsewhere, Kevin has a surprising encounter with Drew. Contains very strong language. (S1, ep 5)

Bad Connection: Dan and Kevin's growing roommate tensions coincide with an ongoing fight between their new neighbours. Contains very strong language. (S1, ep 6)

Lockdown: When the school goes on lockdown due to a bomb threat, Dan moves to help Jess defuse the situation. Contains very strong language. (S1, ep 7)

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Stakin' Care of Business: Grace foolishly asks Karen for financial advice, while Jack tries to cement a new catchphrase and Will spots a familiar face... (S4, ep 11)

Jingle Balls: Will meets a ballet dancer but is too embarrassed to introduce him to the gang, and Jack is let loose decorating a Barney's store window. (S4, ep 12)

On the Ropes: Hawaii, 1985: Ata finds herself at odds with her rival at Lia's wrestling promotion. In 2033, Dwayne weighs an important diplomatic mission. (S3, ep 3)

Night of the Chi-Chi's: Teenage Dwayne is locked in with his father overnight. In 2033, Dwayne feels nostalgia for a vintage arcade game he finds far from home. (S3, ep 4)

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

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

Looking for Gordon Freeman: Patrick tries to be a 'fun gay' by throwing a Halloween party, and Eddie applies the brakes to his relationship with Agustin. (S2, ep 6)

Looking for a Plot: Patrick and Dom accompany Doris on a trip back to her hometown when she receives news of a sudden death in the family. (S2, ep 7)

Tired, Okay?!: A distracted Issa mulls over work and love as she stumbles through the consequences of her falling out with a colleague. Strong language. (S5, ep 6)

Chillin', Okay?!: A long overdue girls' night filled with self-reflection and real talk puts things into perspective for Issa and her friends. Strong language. (S5, ep 7)

New & Exclusive. Perstephanie: Kirt turns to "alternative" medicine to heal her friendships while the rest of the crew struggles with relationship issues of their own. (S1, ep 5)

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

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

Looking for Glory: An eager Patrick prepares to launch his new gaming app, while Agustin considers taking his relationship with Eddie to the next level. (S2, ep 8)

Looking for Sanctuary: Patrick helps Kevin find a flat, before being forced to hang out with his sister. Financial woes rock Dom and Doris's friendship, too. (S2, ep 9)

Whoa, Nelly: Grace's plot to dispense of Will's father's awful mistress falls at the last hurdle, while Jack and Karen's horse-breeding scheme is doomed from the start. (S4, ep 13)

Grace in the Hole: Grace rekindles an old flame during a visit to Stan's prison, and, for a bet, Karen and Jack attempt to spend three days solely in each other's company. (S4, ep 14)

Initiation: Dwight puts Ryan through an unconventional sales initiation out on his family beet farm. Meanwhile, Jan asks Pam to record Michael's activities. (S3, ep 5)

Diwali: The staff join Kelly at a local Diwali celebration, where Michael is inspired to take a romantic leap. Meanwhile, Jim works late in Stamford. (S3, ep 6)

Five Days: Miami, 1997. Dwayne waits to see if his surprise heel turn will connect with the audience. Dwayne struggles with the public attention from his growing fanbase. (S3, ep 5)

Dwanta Claus: Dwayne gets into the holiday spirit as he reflects on his past misadventures in gift giving. (S3, ep 6)

It's a Dad, Dad, Dad, Dad World: Grace convinces Karen to accompany her to her father's birthday, but the situation turns awkward when it is just the three of them. (S7, ep 21)

From Queer to Eternity: Grace discovers Will only left her $1,400 in his will, and wonders why she's not worth more to him, leading Will to question what really matters in life. (S7, ep 22)

Larry vs Michael J Fox: Larry accuses Michael J Fox of harassment, Jeff takes a bullet for Susie and Larry is scolded for giving an inappropriate gift to Jennifer's son. (S8, ep 10)

Foisted!: He's back, and nothing has changed. Larry tries to rid himself of an inept assistant, offends Jeff's barber and gets into hot water over a new project. (S9, ep 1)

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

The always acerbic comic Bill Maher welcomes a panel of three guests from diverse parts of the political spectrum for a lively discussion of current events. (S22, ep 33)

Comedian John Oliver hosts an in-depth, satirical look at developments from the past seven days in news, politics and current events. (S11, ep 28)

Artificial Lack of Intelligence: Get set to say farewell to the Pied Piper techies in the final season of the hit comedy. Richard's promise comes under threat. (S6, ep 1)

Blood Money: An investor with a sketchy past and a tempting offer puts Richard in a predicament. Gilfoyle butts heads with HR and Jared seeks a new future. (S6, ep 2)

Some New Beginnings: Vice President of the United States Selina Meyer (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) sets her sights on the top job. Strong language/sex/mature themes. (S3, ep 1)

The Choice: Selena is forced to clarify her stance on abortion, leading Dan to have a meltdown. Meanwhile, Jonah starts a movement, 'Ryantology'. Contains strong language. (S3, ep 2)

Lakay: Zayna checks out rumours about her family, and discovers that Drew is responsible for her father's incarceration. Contains very strong language. (S1, ep 8)

Breaking: After breaking protocol, Dan and Jess face consequences at their job. Meanwhile, Kevin discovers Dan's lie. Contains very strong language. (S1, ep 9)

Peace: After a shocking tragedy, Dan and Kevin argue about the merits of their friendship. Zayna faces a decision about her future. Season finale. Contains very strong language. (S1, ep 10)

Teleshopping.

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Teleshopping.

Whoa, Nelly: Grace's plot to dispense of Will's father's awful mistress falls at the last hurdle, while Jack and Karen's horse-breeding scheme is doomed from the start. (S4, ep 13)

Grace in the Hole: Grace rekindles an old flame during a visit to Stan's prison, and, for a bet, Karen and Jack attempt to spend three days solely in each other's company. (S4, ep 14)

Five Days: Miami, 1997. Dwayne waits to see if his surprise heel turn will connect with the audience. Dwayne struggles with the public attention from his growing fanbase. (S3, ep 5)

Dwanta Claus: Dwayne gets into the holiday spirit as he reflects on his past misadventures in gift giving. (S3, ep 6)

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

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

Looking for Glory: An eager Patrick prepares to launch his new gaming app, while Agustin considers taking his relationship with Eddie to the next level. (S2, ep 8)

Looking for Sanctuary: Patrick helps Kevin find a flat, before being forced to hang out with his sister. Financial woes rock Dom and Doris's friendship, too. (S2, ep 9)

Choices, Okay?!: Issa finds herself at a professional and personal crossroads, while Molly faces an emotional day as she prepares her parents' will. Strong language. (S5, ep 8)

Out, Okay?!: Issa navigates unresolved feelings when tensions escalate at a friend's going away party. Molly lets loose with her new man. Strong language. (S5, ep 9)

New & Exclusive. Ladies on Fire: Season finale. Betties, assemble - it's time for another all-girls skate sesh. (S1, ep 6)

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

Sally: Quirky musical comedy about two charmingly naive musicians from New Zealand who relocate to New York in an attempt to make it big. (S1, ep 1)

Looking for Home: Season two concludes as Patrick realises what he wants in a relationship. Contains adult themes and very strong language throughout. (S2, ep 10)

Dying is Easy, Comedy is Hard: Grace puts her foot in it at her ex-fiance's rehearsal dinner, and Jack lands himself in serious bother when he allows Elliot to dye his hair. (S4, ep 15)

A Chorus Lie: There's romantic plots aplenty as Karen tries to pass Will off as her partner, and Jack uses Grace as date-bait to gain a place in the Manhattan Gay Men's Chorus. (S4, ep 16)

Branch Closing: Jan reveals that the Scranton branch is being closed, forcing Dwight and Michael to resort to desperate measures to save the office. (S3, ep 7)

The Merger: As the Stamford and Scranton teams merge, Pam and Jim reunite and Michael meets his new staff. (S3, ep 8)

World Pacific Wrestling: Ata and Rocky try to outmatch Lia's promotion with a stable of new big-name wrestlers. Dewey falls in with a crowd of latchkey kids. (S3, ep 7)

Going Heavy: Dwayne hits new heights as the Rock, but encounters challenges on the road to SummerSlam. In 2033, Dwayne finds the prime minister has a political crisis of her own. (S3, ep 8)

Friends with Benefits: Having quit his job, Will turns to writing and catches the eye of Malcolm, who claims he has high-profile connections. Alec Baldwin guest stars. (S7, ep 23)

Kiss and Tell: Will becomes suspicious of his new job - especially when he finds himself in an empty office with no co-workers, a German shepherd and a Russian-speaking thug. (S7, ep 24)

Comedian John Oliver hosts an in-depth, satirical look at developments from the past seven days in news, politics and current events. (S11, ep 28)

Stand-up comic Alex Edelman takes to Broadway for his comedy special, twisting the anti-Semitic threats sent his way online into the backbone of his shockingly relevant yet hilarious show.

Live from New York, Jimmy Fallon brings his trademark charm as he hosts the Tonight Show, welcoming celebrities and musical stars to the stage. (S12, ep 21)