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No A**eholes: A chat with Darren and a chance encounter convince Ally she needs more friends, so she decides to reunite with her antenatal class. (S4, ep 6)

Bondage and Beta Male Sexuality: Jeff helps Duncan score a date with Britta, and Abed has a Hickey encounter on his way to the movie theatre. (S5, ep 7)

App Development and Condiments: When a new app is beta tested on Greendale students, the campus soon descends into a dystopian society where status is determined by app standing. (S5, ep 8)

I Was Flying: When a malfunction occurs aboard a luxury space cruise ship, it's up to engineer Billie McEvoy to warn those in charge. Comedy with Hugh Laurie. (S1, ep 1)

And Then He's Gonna Shoot Off...: As Rav plots a rescue mission, Ryan hears a more optimistic theory about the ship's future. Comedy with Hugh Laurie. (S1, ep 2)

I'm a Hand Model: Ryan turns to Karen when he notices his staff's customer service is slipping. Judd sets Iris a fundraising mission. Comedy from the creator of The Thick of It. (S1, ep 3)

Sort of Future: As Sabi braces for their father's return, Deenzie drops world-shaking news. Strong language/mature themes. (S2, ep 1)

Sort of 2gethr: Sabi has an awkward first day on the job with Imran. Bessy struggles to make sense of her life. Strong language/mature themes. (S2, ep 2)

Sort of Broke: Sabi needs to get paid. Paul is blindsided when Bessy makes a big decision without telling anyone. Strong language/mature themes. (S2, ep 3)

Sort of Who She Is: Imran finds it hard to deal with Raffo's independence when she joins a weekly dance class. Strong language/mature themes. (S2, ep 4)

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Pilot - Love & Marriage: Will and Grace are best friends. In fact, they're absolutely perfect for each other - except that Will just happens to be gay. (S1, ep 1)

A New Lease on Life: Will must decide whether to support Grace's independence or selfishly keep her close by inviting her to share his living space. (S1, ep 2)

Head Case: When Grace suggests knocking down a wall to create a master bathroom, Will is forced to confront his issues on change. (S1, ep 3)

Sort of Gone: Sitcom premiere following gender-fluid millennial Sabi Mehboob, who balances a host of identities in everything from love to sexuality to family to career. (S1, ep 1)

Sort of Back: Bessy is in a coma and Paul is not handling the stress very well. Sabi's dreams of Berlin with 7ven disappear from the drop-down menu. (S1, ep 2)

Sort of Mary Poppins: After a run-in with a choking hazard, Raffo is admitted to the same hospital as Bessy, leading to a collision of worlds. (S1, ep 3)

Sort of Stable: Sabi and the family do their best to get used to the new rhythm, while Paul pretends to be Bessy in order to text with Penny. (S1, ep 4)

Sort of a Party: Sabi encourages Violet to work through her complex emotions, as the family looks for the best way to celebrate her birthday. (S1, ep 5)

Maleek and Wendy are sent to a school to teach a knife crime awareness workshop - but things do not go according to plan. (S2, ep 3)

Wendy realises she has to address Spencer's poor behaviour when they spend the day on the road together with Maleek. (S2, ep 4)

Jo hopes for a New Year's Eve kiss from Lawrence. Wendy and Maleek misdiagnose a patient. (S2, ep 5)

Wendy and Maleek work a shift at a football match to take their minds off the upcoming Serious Incident Investigation. (S2, ep 6)

Wendy and Maleek face the Serious Incident Investigation panel - will their friendship survive intact? (S2, ep 7)

Repilot: Having failed in his second go-round as a lawyer, Jeff tries to convince the other former members of the Study Group to sue the school. (S5, ep 1)

Introduction to Teaching: Jeff blows off his new teaching job at Greendale until Annie signs up for his class and forces him to teach. (S5, ep 2)

Basic Intergluteal Numismatics: An unidentified person returns to dropping coins down people's butts, and Annie takes it upon herself to find out who is behind it all. (S5, ep 3)

FYI: I Hurt, Too: Picking up from the last season's finale, guest star Jennifer Lopez returns to New York to conclude her concert tour. Can Jack get a gig as backup dancer? (S7, ep 1)

Back Up, Dancer: Jack must compete in a dance-off to become a back-up dancer for Janet Jackson. Meanwhile, Will has to decide whether to go out with his boyfriend or help Grace. (S7, ep 2)

One Gay at a Time: Grace reunites with Val as she attempts to steal doughnuts at an AA meeting and gets hooked on the meetings as free therapy. Molly Shannon guest stars. (S7, ep 3)

Company: Will and Grace butt heads on whether they should befriend a new guy in their building, but after inviting him over for dinner, soon discover he's not the best company. (S7, ep 4)

Key Party: It's Will's birthday but his bad history with celebrations threatens to ruin Vince's plans for them - especially when Grace interferes. (S7, ep 5)

Happy Hour: Oscar looks for a way to spend time with Matt, Pam finds Michael a date and Dwight has second thoughts about his agreement with Angela. (S6, ep 21)

Secretary's Day: Andy tries to impress Erin on Secretary's Day, but finds his efforts disrupted by Michael. Meanwhile, Oscar upsets Kevin. (S6, ep 22)

Body Language: As Pam and Jim work on their first joint sales pitch, Michael begins to think a potential client may have a romantic interest in him. (S6, ep 23)

The Cover-Up: Dwight spies on Donna after Michael suspects she is cheating on him. Meanwhile, Andy grows frustrated at the office's complaints procedure. (S6, ep 24)

The Chump: Jim and Pam struggle with a lack of sleep, Angela decides to get tough with Dwight and Michael receives some big news about Donna. (S6, ep 25)

New. Multi-award-winning stand-up comedian, actor and writer Paul Chowdhry brings hilarity and hijinks to London's Bloomsbury Theatre for his highly-acclaimed show.

Nikki Glaser dishes the dirt about dating, sex and not-so-private parts in this raucous stand-up special in front of Denver's sold-out Paramount Theater.

Nicola Coughlan hosts as the Foo Fighters perform. Topical sketches, big laughs and razor-sharp satire take over the stage in this bold British take on the iconic show. (S1, ep 5)