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Iain is joined by Sarah Pascoe, Oti Mabuse and Ivo Graham to roast baffling trends, awkward posts and digital disasters. (S2, E07)

Jimmy Carr hosts the topical comedy panel show with regular team captains Sean Lock & Jon Richardson and guests Example (Elliot Gleave), John Hannah, Bobby Mair & Holly Walsh. (S14, E05)

Jimmy Carr hosts the topical comedy panel show with regular team captains Sean Lock & Jon Richardson and guests Tony Law, Alice Levine, Louis Smith & Carol Vorderman. (S14, E06)

Aisha Tyler hosts another episode of the improv show with Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie along with guest performer Brad Sherwood and star guest actress and model Carmen Electra. (S5, E08)

The deceptively youthful Kevin Bridges plays a hometown show in front of 10,000 fans. Topical, cutting, silly, sarcastic, ironic, dead pan - he hits all these marks (and more!) with ease.

No stranger to yap, Alan Carr yapped his way around the UK & Ireland. The BAFTA winning comedian, author and chat show supremo returns to his stand up roots with his hilarious take on life. Yap it up.

Comedian Tom Allen shows us around his incredible house (that he shares with his parents), complete with a delightful collection of shirts and a glamorous retractable hose. (S1, E01)

Meditation Sucks / Polling Place: The duo try to empty their minds and find they are surprisingly good at it. // The duo mistake their neighbourhood polling place for a strip club. (S2, E01)

Old Man Beavis / Hunting Trip: Butt-Head makes Beavis look old so he can buy beer. Beavis ends up in a senior living facility. // Tom Anderson takes Beavis and Butt-Head to hunt deer. (S2, E02)

Sara Pascoe, Alan Davies, Darren Harriott, and sidekick John Kearns, welcome Nick Helm, Harriet Kemsley, Michael Dappah and Helen Bauer to play another round of absurd guessing games. (S4, E01)

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Sal, Q, and Murr slather on the charm for a commercial shoot before focusing on delivering some hard truths. Finally, Chris Jericho turns heel on the losing joker. (S13, E22)

Murr, Sal, and Q learn that a good babysitter can be hard to find, before performing some consumer research. Adam Pally and Jon Gabrus shock the losing joker with their devious punishment. (S13, E23)

The One With Ross's Inappropriate Song: Ross accidentally discovers that singing the suggestive lyrics to "Baby Got Back" is the only way to get baby Emma to sleep. (S9, E07)

The One With Rachel's Other Sister: Rachel's spoiled, irresponsible sister, Amy (Christina Applegate) shows up for Thanksgiving and causes arguments amongst the gang. (S9, E08)

The One With Rachel's Phone Number: Rachel and Phoebe go out for a night together. After Rachel gives a guy her phone number, she worries that he'll call when Ross is at the apartment. (S9, E09)

The One With Christmas in Tulsa: When Chandler has to spend Christmas in Tulsa, Monica suspects the worst when she discovers that he will be joined by a beautiful co-worker, Wendy. (S9, E10)

The One Where Rachel Goes Back To Work: When Rachel visits her workplace to show off baby Emma, she fears she might lose her job to the handsome temp, Gavin, they hired to replace her. (S9, E11)

The One With Phoebe's Rats: Phoebe coaxes her boyfriend, Mike (Paul Rudd), into helping her care for a litter of baby rats that were born in her cabinet. (S9, E12)

The One Where Monica Sings: Monica gets up the nerve to sing at Mike's piano bar, much to the audience's enthusiasm. Unknowingly, it's her "assets" that are getting most of the attention. (S9, E13)

The One With The Blind Dates: Joey and Phoebe deviously arrange awful dates for both Rachel and Ross, hoping that an appreciation of their former relationship will cause them to reunite. (S9, E14)

The One With The Mugging: Joey develops an unusual acting method in order to impress a famous, pompous actor, Leonard (Jeff Goldblum), during an audition for an important stage role. (S9, E15)

The One With The Boob Job: Chandler and Monica each ask Joey for a loan behind each other's backs. When Chandler learns Monica asked Joey for money, Joey says she needed it for a boob job. (S9, E16)

The One With The Memorial Service: Ross and Chandler post false information about each other on their college alumni website, resulting in Chandler being posted as gay while Ross is dead. (S9, E17)

Smooth-talking advertising executive Nick Marshall's (Mel Gibson) life changes when an accident gives him the ability to hear what women are thinking. Helen Hunt, Marisa Tomei feature. (2000)

Mr. Bean sits a maths exam and is confident until he realises he's studied the wrong equations. Then, Mr. Bean tries to discreetly change into his swimming trunks at the beach. (S1, E01)

Mr. Bean tries to navigate through the various challenges of everyday life. This time, he takes a plunge at the swimming pool, has trouble in a car park and gets a fright at the cinema. (S1, E3)

Mr Bean unsuccessfully tries out his new technology. Later, Bean's night out spells disaster for a stage magician, and he shows off his dancing skills at Club Phut. (S1, E4)

Mr Bean, late for his dental appointment, tries to get dressed and clean his teeth on the way. After the dentist, Bean visits the park, where he tangles with a pesky fly and a toy boat. (S1, E05)

A young woman (Reese Witherspoon) who's reinvented herself as a New York socialite must return home to Alabama to obtain a divorce from her husband (Josh Lucas), after years of separation. (2002)

The life of simple bookshop owner William (Hugh Grant) changes overnight when he meets and falls in love with Anna (Julia Roberts), the most famous film star in the world. (1999)

The deceptively youthful Kevin Bridges plays a hometown show in front of 10,000 fans. Topical, cutting, silly, sarcastic, ironic, dead pan - he hits all these marks (and more!) with ease.