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Tunnel of Love: DJ's birthday party becomes a surprise dual function. Meanwhile, Deborah and Marty reconnect. (S1, ep 7)

1.69 Million: With a little encouragement from Ava, Deborah's unpolished set sparks a career-defining moment. (S1, ep 8)

Buffalo and Beavers: Frank's ongoing prank war with Templeton reaches new heights and Victoria intervenes when Emily tries to get closer on her relationship with Rick. (S3, ep 6)

Ducks and Penguins: When Emily faces mounting pressure from the head of Animal Control, Frank and Shred must finally wrangle the elusive escaped penguin Oreo. (S3, ep 7)

Immigration Situation: Shazam takes on an office cubicle relocation job. Everett wants top notch work, particularly since they're competing for Trisha's premium moving contract. (S2, ep 3)

The Guyzer: Students are late for locker moving day and didn't bring the required steel toe boots needed to work on campus. (S2, ep 4)

Course Listing Unavailable: When the memorial service of a student turns into a riot, Chang is granted special authoritative powers. (S3, ep 18)

Curriculum Unavailable: When Abed claims the Dean has been replaced by a doppelgänger, he is forced to take psychiatric treatment. (S3, ep 19)

Sort of Miracle: Following a series of uncharacteristic messages, Sabi and Aqsa head home to check in on their mum, prompting Sabi to bare their truth. (S1, ep 7)

Sort of Back Again: After shocking news, Sabi takes some time to process the situation - but their absence soon causes loved ones to worry. (S1, ep 8)

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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)

Partners 'n Crime: Will and Grace begin preparations for the baby's arrival, but as Will and Vince make a go of things, Grace doubts if they can really raise a child together. (S8, ep 21)

Whatever Happened to Baby Gin?: Vince makes an announcement that forces Will to choose between his commitment to Grace and his relationship with his boyfriend. (S8, ep 22)

The Finale - Part 1: Will Will and Grace raise a child together and find happiness? Meanwhile, Beverly Leslie makes Jack an offer that changes his life. (S8, ep 23)

The Finale - Part 2: Will, Grace, Karen & Jack wave goodbye for good in this final episode of the original run - but will Will & Grace decide to bring up baby? (S8, ep 24)

11 Years Later: Will and Grace both stumble when their political beliefs are put to the test. Jack and Karen help Will and Grace conceal their secret shame from each other. (S1, ep 1)

Contemporary Impressionists: The members of the Study Group take jobs as celebrity impersonators to pay off Abed's debt to a celebrity impersonator business. (S3, ep 12)

Digital Exploration of Interior Design: When Britta falls for the human embodiment of the Subway sandwich chain, Shirley and Pierce hope to use the situation to their advantage. (S3, ep 13)

Pillows and Blankets: The students of Greendale are drawn into an epic pillow fight as Troy and Abed start a war that threatens to destroy their unique friendship. (S3, ep 14)

Origins of Vampire Mythology: While Britta struggles to stay away from her old carny boyfriend, Jeff becomes obsessed with their relationship. (S3, ep 15)

Virtual Systems Analysis: After sending Troy and Britta on a date, Annie volunteers to keep Abed company in his Dreamatorium. (S3, ep 16)

And the Horse He Rode On: Season five kicks off as Grace meets a handsome doctor but faces nine months without dating, and Karen has a moral quandary. (S5, ep 1)

Bacon and Eggs: Jack lands a job as Kevin Bacon's assistant through bizarre means and Grace receives an offer from Leo. (S5, ep 2)

The Kid Stays Out of the Picture: Grace's blossoming new relationship proves troublesome for Will when it causes her to have doubts about conceiving their child. (S5, ep 3)

Humongous Growth: Karen and Jack try to reunite a feuding Will and Grace by sending them to the same child's party. (S5, ep 4)

It's the Gay Pumpkin, Charlie Brown: A reluctant Will and Grace go on a Halloween bike ride with her new beau, Leo. Meanwhile, Karen attends a gay men's therapy group. (S5, ep 5)

Bulls and Potbellies: Frank and Emily get a break in their exotic animal ring case. Meanwhile, Shred and Rick bond over their romantic woes. (S2, ep 8)

Beagles and Lemurs: Frank's investigation comes to a conclusion, but an unexpected twist throws his victory into question. (S2, ep 9)

Giraffes, Gorillas and Penguins: After Animal Control must contain a freak zoo break, Frank realizes that he needs to break up with Yasmin and Patel's gorilla rescue goes viral. (S3, ep 1)

Rattlers and Gators: Emily keeps her distance from Frank when her rich new benefactor visits, suspecting he won't play nice. (S3, ep 2)

Goats, Snakes and Dogs: When Frank is tasked with taking a dog to the farm, he instead jailbreaks the pup to find it a new forever home. (S3, ep 3)

The Banker: An investment banker representing a potential buyer for Dunder Mifflin arrives in Scranton to review the branch. (S6, ep 14)

Sabre: Michael decides to pay David Wallace a visit as Dunder Mifflin's new owners make increasingly frustrating changes. (S6, ep 15)

The Manager And The Salesman: Andy's Valentine's Day plans go awry, while the rest of the staff warm to visiting Sabre CEO Jo Bennett (Kathy Bates). (S6, ep 16)

The Delivery - Part 1: Pam tries to avoid going to the hospital as her contractions begin, leaving the office staff to think of ways to distract her. (S6, ep 17)

The Delivery - Part 2: Pam tries to avoid going to the hospital as her contractions begin, leaving the office staff to think of ways to distract her. (S6, ep 18)

...Dirt: Frank Skinner celebrates three decades in comedy, reflecting on his career, unforgettable moments and the stories behind his stand-up, television and broadcasting success.

Romesh takes to the stage to share his latest thoughts on life, family, the art of self-improvement and the world's 'hustle' culture.

Live from London, the legendary comedy show with a British twist returns. Each week, a new host and musical guest join the cast for topical sketches, sharp satire and live performances.