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Janie invites David's mother and Amy's father to attend grandparents' day at her school, David demands that his mother and Amy's father stop fighting and try to get along.

When David begins acting differently around Janie, she becomes worried that she is going to be given away, Joe and Amy are trapped in an elevator with Joe's hero.

After a series of incidents goes wrong on his watch, David wonders if he should have stopped acting.

Becker and Reggie get stuck on a flight bound for Chicago, while the girls take it easy at the office and Bob tries on a chef hat at the diner.

Becker is visited by someone claiming to be a friend of an old friend of his. He is shocked to discover that he knows this person better than he thinks. Reggie struggles with keeping secrets.

Becker is hit by random gunfire and locks horns with his female doctor when he is hospitalised.

On a whim, Frasier and Niles decide to buy one of Seattle's oldest and finest restaurants.

Frasier learns that Niles' wife may be having an affair with her fencing instructor.

After Julius and Rochelle raise the rent, Mr Omar demands reparations. Meanwhile, Chris is assigned to do a book report and decides to watch the movie instead of reading the book.

Although warned by Greg that it's a bad idea, Chris starts to help the football team with their homework as a means to socialise with the cool kids.

While the IPS strike continues, Carrie and Kelly are worried about their husbands' well being, so they organise a 'playdate' for Doug, Deacon and Arthur.

Doug and Carrie celebrate their first Thanksgiving together with Carrie's parents in flashback.

Carrie and Doug volunteer to take care of Kelly and Deacon's kids while they attend a funeral.

Frasier's tough-as-nails agent uses extreme measures to renegotiate his contract with the radio station.

Frasier becomes increasingly paranoid when it appears that one of his callers is stalking him. He hires a bodyguard to accompany him to the SeaBea awards.

Linda orders way too many supplies, turning the office into a chaotic maze. Reggie flirts with a younger classmate and Margaret attends the reading of a will.

Becker secretly starts a new health regime to lower his cholesterol, which leads people to talk about his unknown condition.

Becker is arrested for being confrontational and forced to do community service. Meanwhile, Bob moves in with Linda.

Hosted by Cedric the Entertainer, this show showcases the next generation of viral home videos in the age of social distancing.

Hosted by Cedric the Entertainer, this show showcases the next generation of viral home videos in the age of social distancing.

Comic highlights from a physical gameshow as 100 contestants brave challenges and attempt to storm Takeshi's Castle.

Comic highlights from a physical gameshow as 100 contestants brave challenges and attempt to storm Takeshi's Castle.

The all-time funniest internet clips that have ever been shown on the all-time funniest internet clip show on television. We've raided the archive for Most Ridiculous Greatest Hits.

Comedian Darren Harriott narrates this week's family-friendly fails - the art of how not to take a selfie and who's more ridiculous: skaters or free-runners.

Darren Harriott narrates a fresh batch of the funniest clips out there. This week's fails brings internet challenges gone wrong.

Chris is relieved to find out that he is not the only black person at his new high school.

Chris and another student, Angel, make a deal. Chris helps Angel with his homework and Angel helps Chris with a new girl.

When Jeff and Audrey see a fertility specialist with their surrogate, they discover a zygote. Meanwhile, Russell and Timmy go on double dates again.

Jeff decides to surprise Audrey by remembering their anniversary but ends up being the one who is surprised. Timmy is forced to be Russell's interpreter on a date.

Doug and Carrie cannot decide where to go for a vacation. Flipping a coin, their decision is made. But when Carrie invites Arthur and Doug invites Spence, things may change.

Doug learns that Carrie is turned on if he imitates the accent of Rico, the hot new guy from work, while Arthur decides to chronicle his own life story.

Carrie convinces Doug to write a funny and thoughtful card to the head of Arthur's company, which is celebrating 20 years of service.

We find out how Jake became blind and watch him begin to come to terms with the accident, his friend and himself.

Linda orders way too many supplies, turning the office into a chaotic maze. Reggie flirts with a younger classmate and Margaret attends the reading of a will.

Although warned by Greg that it's a bad idea, Chris starts to help the football team with their homework as a means to socialise with the cool kids.

Doc has a new girlfriend who is making life hard for Chris, so he decides it's time to get her to move on. Rochelle is not happy with what she finds in Julius's sock drawer.

Sheldon is offered a bootleg copy of a computer game.

Sheldon finds himself at odds with Paige once again when she considers enrolling at East Texas Tech. Meanwhile, Mary seeks the advice of June, when looking for a change.

Darren Harriott narrates a fresh new of family-friendly fails. Kids go head-to-head with grown-ups, plus we'll bring you the very best (and worst!) - amateur gymnasts.

Sara Pascoe, alongside team captains Alan Davies and Darren Harriott, welcome Jamie Laing, Emily Atack, Jason Manford, and Rose Matafeo into the loft to play an array of guessing games.

Sara Pascoe, alongside team captains Alan Davies & Darren Harriott, welcome Susie Dent, Nick Helm, Russell Kane, and Desiree Burch into the loft to play an array of guessing games.

Cartman, worried that the Chinese have plans to invade America, forms the American Liberation Front in an attempt to prevent the impending takeover.

Wendy gives a presentation on breast cancer, but Cartman, in typical fashion, decides to make a mockery out of it. A furious Wendy challenges him to a fight, but all bets are on Cartman.

South Park residents are partying in the streets after a new president is elected. While the country is celebrating, the president-elect surprises everyone when he shows up at the White House.

When a new kid comes to town, the boys must embrace the latest fad that hits South Park Elementary or risk their status as the coolest kids in school.

Butters is sure he's seen a vampire at school, but he can't get anyone to listen to him. His investigation leads him to think that maybe he'd be better off as a vampire.

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Stranded for the night in an old ice fishing shack, Frasier confronts his father's inability to say 'I love you' to his sons.

Frasier comes home in the mood to celebrate Martin's birthday, only to find he and Daphne arguing over doing his exercises for the umpteenth time, and Niles furious at him for 'stealing' one of his patients.

When Frasier refuses to change his show to suit his new female boss, she banishes him to the 'graveyard' shift.

A psychotherapy partnership between Frasier and Niles brings out the worst in their relationship.

Sketches include Steve Jobs' successor, Ice-T as a naughty puppy, and Rihanna and Chris Brown give it another shot.

Darren Harriott narrates a fresh new of family-friendly fails. Kids go head-to-head with grown-ups, plus we'll bring you the very best (and worst!) - amateur gymnasts.

Comedian Darren Harriott narrates the funniest clips out there. This week's family-friendly fails include how not to get on a ski lift and some incredible near misses.

Comedian Darren Harriott narrates this week's family-friendly fails. We'll bring you our countdown of the biggest show-offs on the internet, plus some of the worst footballers ever.

Comedian Darren Harriott narrates this week's family-friendly fails. Expect out-of-control motorists, amateur modelling mishaps, and our guide to walking on ice.

Darren Harriott narrates the funniest clips out there. Snowboarders go head-to-head with skiers and we show you how to fall in style. This episode is brought to you by our sound of the week - woof!

Cartman is sick of the government watching everything he does. In an attempt to expose them, he infiltrates the National Security Agency.

The boys use the game of MINECRAFT as a distraction to keep their parents from hurting each other.

Token is deemed a threat to all humanity by Cartman.

An icon is implicated in a doping scandal, so supporters start cutting off their symbolic wristbands.

Cartman believes he can affect the outcome of the 2012 presidential election.

David decides he can have it all, and brings the family with him to shoot Marcus' movie in New York. He quickly becomes stretched too thin though, and has to make a choice.

David ends his role as a beloved TV-sitcom dad and transitions into being a stay-at-home parent in the pilot episode of this comedy.

David runs into a hiccup with his stay-at-home dad responsibilities when he misplaces Janie.

David tries his best to suppress his competitive nature when he takes over as head coach of Joe's rag-tag baseball team.

Becker returns from the hospital to find his neighbours are noisier than ever and that Dr Carson has fallen for his abrasive attitude. Margaret and Linda have to deal with a slew of temporary doctors.

Becker and Liz realise that they have a wacky relationship because they both snoop through each other's stuff.

We find out how Jake became blind and watch him begin to come to terms with the accident, his friend and himself.

Stranded for the night in an old ice fishing shack, Frasier confronts his father's inability to say 'I love you' to his sons.

Frasier comes home in the mood to celebrate Martin's birthday, only to find he and Daphne arguing over doing his exercises for the umpteenth time, and Niles furious at him for 'stealing' one of his patients.

Doc has a new girlfriend who is making life hard for Chris, so he decides it's time to get her to move on. Rochelle is not happy with what she finds in Julius's sock drawer.

Chris has a dilemma when a reward is offered for anyone who witnessed a shoot-out outside a movie theatre. Chris was there, but he was supposed to be babysitting Tonya and Drew.

Arthur decides to get more of Carrie's company by working part-time on their senior citizen program.

Doug and Carrie go to extraordinary lengths to get out of a friend's wedding, yet pretend that they were there.

Super Bowl Sunday is rapidly approaching and Doug is desperate to catch the game in high definition TV. So he and Deacon decide to buy a new television and then try to return it.

When Frasier refuses to change his show to suit his new female boss, she banishes him to the 'graveyard' shift.

A psychotherapy partnership between Frasier and Niles brings out the worst in their relationship.

Becker feels old when he has to renew his driver's licence. To combat this feeling, he buys a motorcycle from one of his patients. In his apartment he injures himself pretending to drive the bike.

Becker takes a stab at being social by having a dinner party. Liz slaves away despite the fact that the only people who attend are Reggie and her college boyfriend.

Becker takes on the telephone company, Bob takes a self-help course on tape and Reggie is snubbed when a friend from high school gets married.

Hosted by Cedric the Entertainer, this show showcases the next generation of viral home videos in the age of social distancing.

Hosted by Cedric the Entertainer, this show showcases the next generation of viral home videos in the age of social distancing.

Comic highlights from a physical gameshow as 100 contestants brave challenges and attempt to storm Takeshi's Castle.

Comic highlights from a physical gameshow as 100 contestants brave challenges and attempt to storm Takeshi's Castle.

Darren Harriott narrates a new batch family-friendly fails, including how not to ride a roller-coaster and funniest swimming clips out there. This episode is brought to you by our sound of the week - the boing!

Darren Harriott narrates a new batch family-friendly fails. Expect wedding disasters, imperfect pets, and our guide to breaking the internet. This episode is brought to you by our sound of the week - the vroom!

Darren Harriott narrates a new batch of the world's funniest clips. This week's family-friendly fails bring out-of-control animals, water-sport disasters and calamitous amateur chefs.

Chris is thrilled when Jenise Huckstable asks him to the homecoming dance. His nerves begin to get the better of him when Jenise tells him that her father wants to meet him before the dance.

After Julius and Rochelle raise the rent, Mr Omar demands reparations. Meanwhile, Chris is assigned to do a book report and decides to watch the movie instead of reading the book.

Russell aims to impress when he discovers that Timmy has a sister, and Jeff and Audrey set their neighbour, Liz, up on a date.

Jeff and Audrey learn that their surrogate is pregnant as Timmy takes on the responsibility of wedding planner for Adam and Jennifer.

Doug, disheartened to learn that Carrie purchases his clothes from the Big and Tall shop, vows to lose 30 pounds.

Carrie decides to return to college and realises that she has no time to study and work.

Doug gets a new car against Carrie's wishes and regrets it almost immediately.

Becker is arrested for being confrontational and forced to do community service. Meanwhile, Bob moves in with Linda.

Becker feels old when he has to renew his driver's licence. To combat this feeling, he buys a motorcycle from one of his patients. In his apartment he injures himself pretending to drive the bike.

Chris has a dilemma when a reward is offered for anyone who witnessed a shoot-out outside a movie theatre. Chris was there, but he was supposed to be babysitting Tonya and Drew.

The dorkiest girl in school, who everyone calls Big Bird, asks Chris out on a date. He agrees, but only to spare her feelings.

The Coopers discuss the possibilities of black holes and alternate universes when Dr Sturgis comes over for dinner.

In the fourth season finale, Missy's first heartbreak triggers a series of events that lead the Cooper family to the brink.

Comedian Darren Harriott narrates the funniest clips out there. This week's family-friendly fails include how not to get on a ski lift and some incredible near misses.

Sara Pascoe, alongside team captains Alan Davies and Darren Harriott, welcome Katherine Ryan, Jordan North and more into the loft to play an array of guessing games.

Sara Pascoe, alongside team captains Alan Davies and Darren Harriott, welcome Richard Madeley, Zoe Lyons and more into the loft to play an array of guessing games.

During times of great woe and despair, one young person in South Park takes it upon himself to keep order. 'The Coon' rises from the gutter and becomes South Park's sole vigilante until a rival superhero shows up.

The dreadful economy has everyone worried. Randy steps forward offering a solution - live a life that no longer depends on the economy.

The boys find themselves victims of an April Fool's joke, and it doesn't go over well at all. Butters is down, Cartman is infuriated and the rest of the boys are scared it's going to happen again.

Cartman and Jimmy come up with the funniest joke of all time and it takes off everywhere. However, when someone else takes credit for the joke, the boys are furious.

It's Pinewood Derby time in South Park, and Stan and Randy are working furiously to build the best car possible. While working on the Derby car, Randy has acquired a very special component to help Stan.

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