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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)

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. Example, Louise Redknapp & Russell Kane. (S12, E07)

Sporting giant Sir Bradley Wiggins, with Tom Rosenthal, invites real people to take on sporting gods Rebecca Adlington, Raymond Van Barneveld, and Hannah Cockcroft in surreal contests. (S1, E04)

Iain Stirling is a self-confessed lazy, useless adult and he is taking the bus to Edinburgh where he plans to prove he can do something nice for his parents. His plans soon look in doubt... (S1, E04)

All About The Mormons: A new family moves to South Park and their son Gary is an unusually perfect Mormon - this angers the boys no end! Will Stan beat him up or go for a family dinner?! (S7, E12)

The Walshes are in Costa Rica, where Brad's fear of heights is tested as Barney's arranged a breathtaking way to take in the coastal views in a unique helicopter. (S5, E05)

Bradley and Barney's time in Costa Rica continues with tree climbing in its cloud forest, a father-son kayaking time trial, and a meeting with a local celebrity. (S5, E06)

Babatunde Aléshé delivers a fresh batch of the funniest clips out there. In this episode's family-friendly fails: bad hair days from hell, how NOT to flirt... plus, treadmills fight back! (S2, E11)

Babatunde Aléshé delivers a new batch of the funniest clips out there. In this episode's fails, expect pranks gone wrong, footballing flops, and the worst day at the zoo ever. (S2, E12)

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The guys play concierges at a hotel lobby doing and saying what they are told, then try to get insurance fraud at a grocery store using strangers as a "witness". (S12, E22)

The guys read journal entries from their daughter's diaries, then ask strangers if they should break up with their girlfriends for ridiculous reasons. (S12, E24)

The Bigger Person: The feud continues, but Ray and Frank discover that they can use this feud to their advantage. Robert is not too thrilled, and tries to patch things up. (S6, E23)

The First Time: When Debra turns down Ray for sex again, he makes her sign a pact for a nooner the next day. She reminds him of the first time they were together. Season finale. (S6, E24)

The Cult: Robert joins a strange self-help group to escape the tension from Marie and Debra's feud, but realizes that they are just using him to gain fame by way of his brother, Raymond. (S7, E01)

Counseling: Bernie and Linda come over for dinner and during the meal they mention that they have been fighting a lot and recently started counseling. (S7, E02)

Paint Your Wagon: The line between employer and employee blurs, leading to unexpected trouble. (S1, E08)

Welcome Home (Part 1): Charlie finds himself in the way when Caroline's adventurer husband returns from the jungle. (S1, E09)

Welcome Home (Part 2): The romantic bliss between Caroline and Michael is wearing thin, and although Charlie's new job is perfect, something is missing. (S1, E10)

Just Like Charlie: Caroline is concerned about Charlie's influence on Tom's behaviour. (S1, E11)

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)

The One Where Underdog Gets Away: Monica's first Thanksgiving dinner for the gang burns, when they all run to the rooftop to see the runaway Underdog balloon from the parade. (S1, E09)

The One With The Monkey: The gang makes, then breaks, a pact to celebrate New Year's Eve without dates. Ross compensates for his loneliness by getting a roommate... a monkey named Marcel. (S1, E10)

The One With Mrs. Bing: Chandler's romance-novelist mother comes to New York to visit, but her promiscuity, combined with an emotional Ross, results in a regretful moment of passion. (S1, E11)

The One With The Dozen Lasagnas: Everyone knows the sex of Ross' baby except for Ross. Meanwhile, Rachel's relationship with Paolo hits a snag when he makes a pass at Phoebe. (S1, E12)

The One With The Boobies: Chandler accidentally sees Rachel wandering around topless after her shower, so Rachel tries to even the score... (S1, E13)

The One With The Candy Hearts: Ross and his Valentine's Day date end up at the same restaurant as Susan and Carol. Inevitably, things don't go quite to plan. (S1, E14)

The One With The Stoned Guy: Monica cooks a gourmet meal for a restaurateur looking for a new chef. However, there's one problem... he's a little "baked" himself. (S1, E15)

The One With Two Parts (1): Joey falls for Phoebe's twin sister, making Phoebe feel neglected and Ross has doubts about parenthood when he attends Lamaze classes with Carol and Susan. (S1, E16)

In this episode's family-friendly fails: the world's weirdest dogs, school sports days gone wrong, plus our countdown of the top 5 most embarrassing mums ever. (S2, E13)

In this episode's family-friendly fails: animals who think they're human, loads of people getting stuck in things, and the return of Don't Make Me Laugh. (S2, E14)

Mr. Bean goes to hospital after his hand gets stuck in a kettle, but faces a long wait in A&E. Bean decorates a British guard so he can take a picture, and tries to cure his own insomnia. (S1, E13)

Bean holds the fort at a barbershop, resulting in some terrible haircuts. Later, Bean cheats at village fête games, and tries to sneak past a ticket inspector after a train journey. (S1, E14)

Kat Graham returns for a host of hilarious improv games. There's a rare outing for "90 Second Alphabet" with a pet shop setting, followed by Kat joining in a hip-hop themed dubbing scene. (S12, E10)

Film star & comedian Tiffany Haddish is in the hot seat for some improv hilarity, performing a raucous rap duet with Wayne, and getting messy in "Helping Hands" with nervous boyfriend Ryan. (S12, E11)