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After an uncomfortable meal at the restaurant, Ray and Debra discover they have nothing to say to each other anymore. They decide to take interest in each other's life. (S5, E.

The twins play fairies in the school play. Ray is initially fine with the twins playing the parts, until he realizes Debra specifically signed them up as fairies. (S5, E.

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Comedian Darren Harriott narrates a fresh new batch of the funniest clips out there. This week, we show you how not to ride a roller-coaster, and show the funniest swimming clips out there. (S5, E.

Comedian Darren Harriott narrates a fresh new batch of the funniest clips out there. In this week's family-friendly fails, expect wedding disasters, and our guide to breaking the internet. (S5, E.

Mircea Monroe gets a gospel song from Wayne and Gary, while Colin reports from people with bad feet, an Irish Drinking song about divorce and the album Songs of Florida is sold. (S12, E.

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, E.

The One Where Joey Loses His Insurance: Joey develops a hernia just as his health insurance expires. Meanwhile, Ross starts to use an "interesting" English accent in his new lectures. (S6, E.

Joey pretends to be the owner of a Porsche when the owner leaves the keys at Central Perk. Meanwhile, Ross tries to avoid getting a third divorce! (S6, E.

The One On The Last Night: The gang prepare for big changes in their living arrangements. Monica and Rachel reminisce about their time living together and it's not all good memories! (S6, E.

Ross over-whitens his teeth in order to impress his date. Phoebe may or may not have made out with Ralph Lauren which gets Rachel into trouble with her boss. (S6, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Shining a spotlight on disgruntled shoppers, battles on busses, and a burglar who can't work a door! Joe Thomas narrates. (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring such criminal escapades as delivery drivers gone rogue, criminals getting creative, and some serious monkey business. (S1, E.

The guys try to get people to protect them from security at a grocery store by calling out strange phrases, and then try to get strangers to agree upon their inappropriate stories. (S12, E.

The guys pose as nutritionists conducting consultations, ask shoppers at a grocery store if they should quit, then try to fight off an angry mob of people and get people to side with them. (S12, E.

Jonathan Ross narrates as one hundred brave contestants battle it out to reach Takeshi's castle. There's water, there's mud and there's lots of other unsightly things waiting for them. (S1, E.

Comedian Darren Harriott narrates a fresh new batch of the funniest clips out there. In this week's family-friendly fails, expect out-of-control animals, and calamitous amateur chefs. (S5, E.

Comedian Darren Harriott narrates a fresh new batch of the funniest clips out there. In this week's family-friendly fails, kids go head-to-head with grown-ups. (S5, E.

Mircea Monroe gets a gospel song from Wayne and Gary, while Colin reports from people with bad feet, an Irish Drinking song about divorce and the album Songs of Florida is sold. (S12, E.

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, E.

Charlie gets trapped in a stalled train before his date with a woman he's desperate to impress. Carter's weird neighbour Kurt hits on him. (S5, E.

To the Mayor's horror, his visiting daughter Meg makes some big life changes. Charlie blows off a date with Julia to attend a sporting event with Stuart, Carter & Paul. (S5, E.

Ray pushes Geoffrey a bit too much at a basketball match, which is supposed to be just fun. Other parents complain about his attitude and Geoffrey decides to quit. (S6, E.

Debra's father brings an older woman to Thanksgiving dinner. When Ray says that "He only wanted someone different.

Robert pretends to be Ray in order to hook up with a girl, Natasha. When he mentions this to Ray, he gets all excited and they call their combo Raybert. (S6, E.

While enjoying a college football game, Frank catches a football from a record-setting field goal and refuses to give it back to the kicker. (S6, E.

When Cartman inherits $1million and purchases his own theme park, Stan starts to question his faith in God. It's not long before things start to go out of control for Cartman. (S5, E.

When a new Canadian show called The Queef Sisters starts a 'queefing' craze the men of South Park are disgusted by this new female craze and move to get it banned. (S13, E.

Jimmy is angry that Cartman tries to take credit for a joke he created that is now sweeping the nation. But an angry Kanye West just can't get his head around the punch line. (S13, E.

Randy and Stan somehow discover warp speed, allowing Earth to join the Galactic Federation of Planets, but will an alien gangster and his 'space cash' ruin everything? (S13, E.

Cartman hears of all the riches being plundered by the pirates in Somalia, so dons his eye patch and leads a motley crew off to Africa to get in on the act. (S13, E.

The ghost of Michael Jackson refuses to accept his death, leaving the rest of the recently dead celebrities frustrated in purgatory and poor Ike having ghostly visits! (S13, E.