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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.

Darren Harriott narrates a fresh new series of family-friendly fails. Kids compete with grown-ups, and 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!

The series with the funniest clips on the internet is back. Get ready to enjoy the most fantastic fails and glorious mishaps. From pets off the leash to driving disasters and mad mums.

Darren Harriott narrates this week's family-friendly fails - how not to get a promotion at work, and cycling vs running. This episode is brought to you by our sound of the week - the whack!

When Joe wants to participate in his school's father/son history bowl competition, David realises he doesn't know anything on the subject and learns he never actually passed history in school.

David tries to help Emily win a class election when she competes against the son of his enemy, and Emily and Amy surprise him with a tactic they use.

When Amy has to work the weekend Emily and Mary are getting ready for Prom, dress shopping duties fall on David and Marcus, who let things spiral out of control.

Janie wants to join her friend Charlotte in kindergarten the following year, so the family begins the application process, which includes a surprise home-visit from the principal.

David's special Mother's Day plans for Amy get derailed when his self-centered mom shows up.

David decides to take the family on an impromptu trip, but with Amy meeting them at the airport, he's got six hours to pack the bags and get the kids there without incident.

Becker has a tough day with his patients and is pushed to his limits resulting in a telling off from Margaret about him being more tactful.

The more Becker tries to avoid the subject of sex, the more prevalent the topic becomes.

Reggie pulls a fast one on Becker and Jake when they start prying into her personal affairs.

The Crane household is turned upside down when Daphne's old flame comes to town.

When Roz sets Frasier up on a blind date, Bulldog winds up falling for her instead.

Chris' classmates do not take him seriously when he signs up to be a hall monitor, Tonya discovers that her friends hang out with her to get closer to Drew.

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Doug feels that his privacy is being invaded when Arthur moves from his room in the basement to an upstairs bedroom.

After witnessing Carrie cheating, Doug becomes distraught when she doesn't immediately fess up to her crime.

Carrie and Doug recall how it was far from love at first sight when they first met.

When Frasier is awakened night after night by a recurring dream, he becomes obsessed with analysing the psychological meaning behind it.

After Martin befriends a reclusive writer both Frasier and Niles admire, they become obsessed with reading the author's first manuscript in decades.

When the city refuses to fix a faulty street light, Becker finds himself confronted by his neighbours when he calls a meeting to take action.

After Becker throws his back out trying to fix a window, he refuses to admit that Reggie's advice to see an acupuncturist actually worked.

Becker's character comes under attack when a city reporter overhears and misinterprets his comments at the diner.

Jeff is determined to make Brenda laugh when he discovers that she has a 'wee' problem due to her pregnancy.

Brenda goes into labour on Jennifer and Adam's wedding day. Meanwhile, Russell and Timmy attempt reconciliation, and Audrey surprises Jeff.

The weirdest viral clip show around returns and, this time, it's the turn of weather to get the Most Ridiculous treatment. From terrifying tornados to fun in the floods. We've got it all.

When a curmudgeonly resident with few fans in the community passes away, the Butlers step up to host a memorial, leading Calvin to an unexpected revelation about himself.

Dave is thrilled when Calvin invites him golfing, confident that it represents progress in their relationship, but Calvin may have another motive.

Chris' classmates do not take him seriously when he signs up to be a hall monitor, Tonya discovers that her friends hang out with her to get closer to Drew.

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The new principal, Mr Edwards, decides that the best way to solve the issues between Chris and Caruso is to have them become buddies on a school field trip.

After the school newspaper runs several inflammatory stories about Chris and his class presidency, Chris must defend himself against Caruso and his classmates at an impeachment hearing.

Jeff can't come up with five things that he likes about Audrey. Russell teaches Timmy guitar in his latest effort to humiliate him.

Audrey believes her maid needs an operation to correct the limp she has to be able to walk better, thinking she is doing the right thing Audrey asks her neighbours to contribute to the cause.

When Gemma sets a reluctant Malcolm up on a blind date with a teacher at her school, she discovers new details about the origins of her relationship with Dave.

Calvin reluctantly agrees to let Marty create a website for his auto shop in the hopes of drumming up more business.

When Doug's cousin Danny pops the question, Carrie convinces Doug to volunteer to be his best man.

Doug's memories of his glory days as a high school football player don't quite match his former teammates' recollections.

Doug feels that his privacy is being invaded when Arthur moves from his room in the basement to an upstairs bedroom.

Becker deals with a series of Valentine's Day issues with his usual cynical approach, but a late night hospital visit abruptly softens his perspective.

Becker is less than thrilled when Fred, his estranged father, makes an unannounced visit.

Becker finds himself covering for the unsympathetic daughter of a patient. Reggie recommends Becker to an odd customer at the diner who is convinced that he is good friends with God.

Jeff uses an application on his phone that automatically puts his calls through to Audrey's voicemail.

Everyone spends a weekend in Vermont to watch the leaves change. Adam gets poison ivy on his hands, Jeff has an embarrassing experience on the inn's computer and Liz begins to realise that her marriage is a sham.

The Butlers and Johnsons decide to go on a double-date and everyone gets more than they bargained for at a new restaurant.

Dave and Tina discover a common bond when they attend a concert together. Also, Gemma seeks the Butlers' help when an unwelcome visitor takes up residence in the Johnson home.

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.

The guys help Alice's father sell a new product by throwing in a little something extra. Guest starring Topher Grace and Dennis Quaid.

The guys try to make the most of their stay at the TelAmeriCorp beachside timeshare.

Butters' obstreperous behaviour gives his parents a reason to tell him why he's not like the other kids. He asks Kenny to accompany him on a journey of self-discovery to Hawaii.

There's a mass influx of hippies coming into South Park and Cartman is intent on putting a stop to them.

As talent agents, Cartman, Stan, Kyle and Kenny can bank 10 per cent of their client's earnings. After they pool all their resources to impress their one and only client, another agency steals him away.

Kenny is the first kid in South Park to get the new PlayStation Portable, a device that was created to determine who has the best skills to defeat the armies of Satan.

While filling in for Frasier, Niles gains fame after counselling a local basketball star who's in a slump.

After Daphne gets dumped by her boyfriend, Niles decides it's time to declare his love for her.

Frasier and Lilith join forces so that their son can gain admission to the most prestigious private school in Boston.

Martin buys Frasier an expensive painting - but Frasier doesn't have the heart to tell his father that he hates it.

A traffic reporter in a helicopter struggles to deal with turbulence. A community-theatre crowd enjoys the show. An R&B singer shares a revelation with his partner during a performance.

Darren Harriott narrates the funniest clips out there, featuring the most ridiculous teenagers plus how to survive music festivals. This episode is brought to you by our sound of the week - meow!

Darren Harriott narrates a new batch of family-friendly fails. We'll find out which is more ridiculous - kids or pets. Plus we'll show you how not to work out at home.

Darren Harriott narrates a new batch funny clips. In this week's family-friendly fails, we'll show you not to cook an egg, plus it's man vs beast to see which is more ridiculous.

Darren Harriott narrates this week's family-friendly fails. Expect out-of-control ice skaters and holidays gone wrong. Plus, we'll show you what happens when technology goes bad.

Darren Harriott narrates this week's family-friendly fails. We'll show you dogs playing sport, and the US goes head-to-head with the rest of the world to see who is more ridiculous.

Darren Harriott narrates a fresh batch of funny clips. In this week's fails, we show you not to skateboard, plus we count down the top five most brainless people on the internet.

Comedian Maisie Adam narrates a fresh new batch of the funniest clips out there. This week, we hear from noisy dogs, see some classic golf course gaffes and witness the worst wedding fails.

Comedian Maisie Adam narrates a fresh new batch of the funniest clips out there. This week kicks off with some football flops, searches for the most ridiculous dancer and shows you what dogs are most scared of.

When Joe gets invited out by his lab partner Amanda, he turns to David for advice on how to say no.

David inadvertently encourages Joe's favourite teacher to follow his dream of writing. When David discovers he doesn't cut it as a 'beat poetry' sub, he must find a way to get the teacher back.

David's nemesis, Ted McGinley, has a new reality show and challenges the Hobbs to let him and his family live with them for three days.

Joe's in the spotlight after a heroic action, but finds it hard to go back to being regular Joe when his 15 minutes of fame end. So, David tries to show him being 'normal' can be fun.

David becomes party planner. To top Janie's friend Charlotte's amazing party, David plans a birthday bash complete with a famous monkey.

David and Janie audition for a commercial. Janie wins the role, but David lacks 'dad chemistry.' Now he must prove he's the best dad for Janie, offscreen and on.

Fate rears its unpredictable head after Becker commits to a social engagement with one of his patients.

Becker reluctantly agrees to go on a blind date and lives to regret it.

Becker is hardly praising the wonders of love after he witnesses a woman stab her husband with a fork.

As Calvin and Tina near a milestone anniversary, Dave and Gemma decide to help the Butlers have the wedding they missed out on the first time around.

With Calvin down a teammate for his annual bowling championship, Dave offers to fill in and soon finds his mediation skills put to the test when he meets the competition.

With no end to the IPS workers strike in sight, Doug tries substitute teaching at his sister Stephanie's school.

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.

Bill becomes the 'transportationer' during a business trip through Chinatown with Montez.

The guys throw their own version of Coachella to impress a group of festival girls.

If the boys can lose just one baseball game, it will get them out of playing the boring sport for the entire summer.

Butters is freaked out when he thinks he can communicate with the dead. Even though his parents have made it clear to him there are no such things as ghosts, Butters is sure one is haunting him.

Jimmy is having trouble controlling his body and it seems like it could hurt him in the school's big talent show. So, he goes on a journey to 'fix' the problem.

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