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The ever-funny and often outrageous Ricky Gervais tackles the weird and wonderful world of fame in this acclaimed stand-up show recorded in 2007. Strong language/adult humour.

History 101: As the Dean creates a Hunger Games-style competition for admission into a History of Ice Cream class, Abed grows anxious about graduation. (S4, ep 1)

Paranormal Parentage: The study group's Halloween plans are put on hold when Pierce locks himself in the panic room of his "haunted" mansion. (S4, ep 2)

Trick Or Treat: Larry refuses to give sweets to uncostumed teenagers on Halloween, but they take revenge. He also offends at the premiere of a movie written by a family friend. (S2, ep 3)

The Shrimp Incident: Larry accuses an HBO exec of stealing shrimp from his Chinese food. Will it come back to haunt him when he pitches an idea for a show? Strong language. (S2, ep 4)

Surviving, Okay?!: A family emergency finds Molly taking care of loved ones, staying on top of work, and zeroing in on her own perceived shortcomings. Strong language and sex. (S5, ep 5)

Two in the Box: Richard's relationship with Jack deteriorates when it becomes clear his business plan is far different to what was originally intended. Contains strong language. (S3, ep 2)

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The Script and the Sherpa: Eric grows enthusiastic about a new script and Drama worries about his friends' new relationships. Strong language/sex/flashing images. (S1, ep 5)

Busey and the Beach: Vince and his buddies meet Ari's rival at a Malibu beach party, while Turtle gets under Gary Busey's skin at an art gallery. Strong language/flashing images. (S1, ep 6)

The Scene: Eric is unnerved by the iconoclastic director of Vince's new film, while Ari tries to mix business with pleasure. Strong language/sex/mature themes/flashing images. (S1, ep 7)

New York: Turtle organises a going-away party for a New York-bound Vince and Drama auditions for a TV show. Scarlett Johansson guests. Strong language/sex/flashing images. (S1, ep 8)

The Boys are Back in Town: Turtle feels underappreciated after Eric takes over as Vince's new manager. Gary Busey guest stars. Strong language/mature themes/flashing images. (S2, ep 1)

My Maserati Does 185: Eric is blue when Kristen cancels their date, while Drama is self-conscious about his physique. Strong language/mature themes/flashing images. (S2, ep 2)

Sex and the City: New York friends Carrie, Miranda, Samantha and Charlotte explore sex and love in the Big Apple in the opening episode of the acclaimed comedy drama. (S1, ep 1)

Models and Mortals: After interviewing a man who only sleeps with models, Carries has her own encounter with a male underwear model. (S1, ep 2)

Bay of Married Pigs: Carrie gets a nasty surprise when she visits some friends at their beach house. Meanwhile, Miranda pretends to be a lesbian to get ahead at work. (S1, ep 3)

Valley of the Twenty-Something Guys: Carrie has a fling with a younger man (Timothy Olyphant), while also arranging her first date with Mr Big. (S1, ep 4)

The Power of Female Sex: Carrie dates a French architect, who gives her $1000 as a thank you. Plus, Charlotte meets a painter who focuses on a particular part of the anatomy. (S1, ep 5)

Secret Sex: Carrie thinks Mr Big might be keeping her a secret from his friends. Meanwhile, Miranda dates a guy from the gym, but discovers an unsettling secret about him. (S1, ep 6)

The Monogamists: Carrie is upset to learn that Big is still seeing other women, Samantha goes apartment hunting and Miranda gets jealous when she sees Skipper with another woman. (S1, ep 7)

Three's a Crowd: The girls debate the merit of threesomes when they all become involved with multiple partners. Carrie meets Big's ex-wife. (S1, ep 8)

The Turtle and the Hare: Samantha tries to turn an undesirable man into a catch, Carrie poses as Stamford's fiancee and Miranda introduces Charlotte to 'The Rabbit'. (S1, ep 9)

Alive and Schticking: Grace contemplates having an affair with a married man. Elsewhere, Jack begins new career, and Will tries to hide the fact that Stan is alive from Karen. (S8, ep 1)

I Second That Emotion: Will decides to heal Karen when he suspects she's more upset than she's letting on. Surprisingly, he discovers a few areas where he needs some healing too. (S8, ep 2)

The Old Man and the Sea: Jack offers to teach Will how to swim. Meanwhile, Karen sets Grace up on a blind date with one of Malcolm's friends, but it doesn't quite go to plan. (S8, ep 3)

Steams Like Old Times: Karen is forced to come to terms with her feelings for her presumed-dead husband when Jack tells her he thinks she belongs with Stan, not Malcolm. (S8, ep 4)

The Hole Truth: Jack begins dating Baby Glenn, who is still riding his 15 minutes of fame from when he got trapped in a hole for three days in the eighties. (S8, ep 5)

Love Is in the Airplane: Will charms a pair of gay flight attendants so he can smuggle Grace into first class to talk to her ex-husband Leo, who is also on the flight. (S8, ep 6)

Birds of a Feather Boa: After helping to save two gay penguins from being separated at the zoo, Will starts to think about what would happen if Jack no longer lived next door. (S8, ep 7)

Swish Out of Water: Grace finds it impossible to put up with her mother Bobbi's constant nitpicking, so Jack takes it upon himself to help her. (S8, ep 8)

A Little Christmas Queer: While spending the holidays at Will's mother's, Grace gets cosy with Will's brother and old flame, Sam. Sam's adopted daughter finds a fan in Karen. (S8, ep 9)

Von Trapped: The Sound of Music Sing-Along has come to town and no one is more excited than Grace as she plans for the whole gang to attend in full costumes. (S8, ep 10)

Hard-partying TJ Miller tries to save his struggling IT branch by inviting a big-spending client to the wildest office Christmas bash of all time. Festive comedy with Jason Bateman. (2016)

... Fing Live. Marriage, Saga holidays and Mary Berry get the Micky treatment in the cockney comic's sell-out stand-up show from the O2 Arena. Very strong language and adult humour.