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The Last One: After their reunion in the previous episode, Rachel tells Ross that it was 'the perfect way to say goodbye' - then he realises that he's still in love with her. Series finale. (S10, E17)

Natalie (Cameron Diaz), Dylan (Drew Barrymore), and Alex (Lucy Liu) are three uniquely talented tough women. They are given the task of finding the missing businessman Eric Knox (Sam Rockwell). (2000)

The First Project: Disillusioned by his first 11 months in the job, Tony thinks back to his first week: a mess of angry cyclists, teething problems and plumbing issues. (S1, E07)

The Whole Enchilada: Tony reluctantly considers expanding the Ord River Scheme, and Nat has issues with a highway upgrade. Everyone else is distracted by a Mexican-themed anniversary party. (S1, E08)

The Bafta-nominated star performs his debut stand-up show and takes shots at everyone, from his kids to a stranger in a coffee shop. It's the perfect showcase for his acerbic take on the world.

A wild round of "Weird Newscasters" sees Gary playing Colin's overbearing mum, Wayne recreating a 'Taken' movie, and Ryan recounting the history of life on Earth in 30 seconds. (S11, E04)

"Weird Newscasters" brings us a host of crazy co-anchors, incl. Wayne's recreation of 'Tomb Raider' and Jeff's annoying car passenger. Colin and Ryan try to sell some weird aphrodisiacs. (S11, E05)

Kenny Dies: When Kenny is diagnosed with a terminal illness, Stan takes it especially hard. Will Cartman's truck load of foetuses help with a cure? Or does he have other plans for them... (S5, E13)

Butters' Very Own Episode: Butters' mum asks him to spy on his dad, however what he discovers leaves Mrs Stoch acting slightly unhinged. Will this be the end of our lil blonde haired buddy? (S5, E14)

Leggo My Preggo: Mrs. Adler has had it with everyone having an opinion on her pregnancy, Ms. Watson joins a pyramid scheme, and Ms. Bennigan gets caught in the middle of disputing parents. (S3, E04)

The Bafta-nominated star performs his debut stand-up show and takes shots at everyone, from his kids to a stranger in a coffee shop. It's the perfect showcase for his acerbic take on the world.

The One With The Holiday Armadillo: Ross dresses up as an Armadillo to try and teach Ben about Hanukkah. Meanwhile, Phoebe worries that Rachel wants to continue living with Joey. (S7, E10)

The One With All The Cheesecakes: Chandler and Rachel can't help eating the irresistible cheesecakes that are meant for a neighbour. (S7, E11)

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Comedian Maisie Adam narrates a fresh new batch of the funniest clips out there. We hear from noisy dogs, see some classic golf course gaffes and witness the worst wedding fails. (S6, E01)

Comedian Maisie Adam narrates a fresh new batch of the funniest clips out there. Witness football flops, searches for the most ridiculous dancer and we show you what dogs are most scared of. (S6, E02)

Sara Pascoe, alongside team captains Alan Davies & Darren Harriott, welcome Craig Revel Horwood, Nish Kumar, Roisin Conaty, and Huge Davies into the loft to play an array of guessing games. (S2, E01)

Crazy For You: Tim worries about an obsessive fan, but Jill dismisses it. Jill has her own plans for tricking Tim. (S3, E04)

Blow Up: The local library has a dinner honoring Jill for her fund raising efforts. Tim provides a picture of Jill for them to blow up for a poster but it is an unflattering picture. (S3, E07)

Be True To Your Tool: Binford Tools has a prototype for a new power saw and wants Tim to promote it on Tool Time. Tim tests it out at home and finds it is not worthy of the Binford name. (S3, E08)

Dollars And Sense: Jill's mother gives the three boys bonds to either re-invest or to spend. The boys decide to buy a valuable remote control car. (S3, E09)

Elfie: In the spirit of Christmas, the sometimes self-absorbed Mandy plays Santa by anonymously arranging a holiday surprise for Blanca, the Baxters' housekeeper. (S3, E11)

Breaking Boyd: Boyd has become a discipline problem at school, getting bored easily and resisting sitting still in class. Kristin explains the school counsellor's diagnosis... (S3, E13)

What Indifference A Day Makes: Becker tries to exhibit the pressures of a medical practice to a high school student. Reggie, Jake, and Bob decide to start sharing more personal stories. (S3, E04)

The Usual Suspects: Becker's office is vandalized, and many people seem to have a plausible motive. Bob has been impersonating Becker. (S3, E05)

The One Where Joey Speaks French: Phoebe tries to teach Joey French for an upcoming play, but becomes frustrated by Joey's lack of 'flair' for languages. (S10, E13)

The One With Princess Consuela: Joey feels abandoned when Monica and Chandler try to buy a house, but he finds solace with the sellers' precocious 8-year-old daughter (Dakota Fanning). (S10, E14)

The One Where Estelle Dies: Joey is so upset by all of the change in his friends' lives that Phoebe goes to extreme lengths to prevent him from learning about the sudden death of his agent. (S10, E15)

The One With Rachel's Going Away Party: At Rachel's going away party, she gives each of the friends, except Ross, an individual goodbye, leaving Ross confused and hurt as to why. (S10, E16)

The Last One: After their reunion in the previous episode, Rachel tells Ross that it was 'the perfect way to say goodbye' - then he realises that he's still in love with her. Series finale. (S10, E17)

The One Where It All Began: After Rachel leaves her fiancé at the altar, she moves in with Monica and finds that life isn't so easy without Daddy's credit cards. (S1, E01)

The One With The Sonogram At The End: Ross's lesbian ex-wife is pregnant with his child, and he doesn't like her choice of a last name for the baby. (S1, E02)

The One With The Thumb: A soda company gives Phoebe $7,000 after she finds a dismembered thumb in a can of soda. Meanwhile, Chandler is smoking again, to his friends' dismay. (S1, E03)

The One With George Stephanopoulos: When Ross mourns the anniversary of losing his virginity to Carol, the boys convince him to go to a hockey game which leads to an unfortunate incident. (S1, E04)

The One With The East German Laundry Detergent: Ross helps Rachel do laundry and considers the evening a first date. Meanwhile, Joey has Monica pose as his new girlfriend. (S1, E05)

The One With The Butt: Joey gets his big film break when he's hired to be Al Pacino's stunt butt. Meanwhile, Chandler has a relationship with all the "fun" but none of the responsibility. (S1, E06)

The One With The Blackout: When New York has a blackout, the gang return to the girls' apartment, where Ross tries to tell Rachel he likes her. (S1, E07)

The One Where Nana Dies Twice: Monica and Ross mourn the death of their grandmother. Meanwhile, Chandler questions his sexuality after his work colleagues set him up on a date with a man. (S1, E08)

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.

Panel show based on the weird world of statistics and polls, hosted by Jimmy Carr. Team captains are Sean Lock and Jon Richardson; guests incl. Vernon Kay, Tim Minchin & Rachel Riley. (S12, E05)

Panel show based on the weird world of statistics and polls, hosted by Jimmy Carr. Team captains are Sean Lock and Jon Richardson; guests incl. Shappi Khorsandi, Elis James & Joe Wilkinson. (S12, E06)

Gender Bender: The field trip is delayed when a student goes missing. Ms. Cannon helps Mrs. Adler cope with the gender of her baby, while Ms. Watson deals with a student's imaginary friend. (S3, E05)

My Gaff, My Rules sees Al Murray's Perrier Award-winning comic creation in top, boisterous ale-swilling form. Witness his highly developed and sophisticated lampooning of True Brit values.