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The Startling (2): Giant guinea pigs are attacking cities around the world. The boys have the key which will save humanity, but they are stuck in the Andes and bored to boot! (S12, E.

..: While the country celebrates the election of Obama, a band of unlikely super-thieves begin an audacious jewel heist. The town's Republicans fear the apocalypse is nigh. (S, E.

When the all-singing and dancing musical craze hits South Park, the boys must embrace it or relinquish their popularity. Will they stick to their guns? (S12, E.

Fed up with how he is treated by his parents, the eternally innocent Butters embraces the new vampire craze a little too enthusiastically. Who will he choose to feed on? (S12, E.

To the amazement of the boys Kenny has a girlfriend, but they must face the might of Disney and its leader to free Kenny from the powers of his libido-squashing purity ring. (S13, E.

By day he is Eric Cartman, a fat fourth-grader. By night, he is The C**n, a crime fighting vigilante dressed in a raccoon outfit, desperate for attention. But who is Mysterion? (S13, E.

Ricky and Stephen challenge Karl's interpretations of famous sayings, and Stephen questions Karl on what he's learned since his New Year's resolution to learn something new every day. (S1, E.

This episode features a fan asking Karl which body part he could live without, fan mail questions for Karl, and ''Monkey News". (S1, E.

Sara Pascoe, alongside team captains Alan Davies & Darren Harriott, welcome Rick Edwards, Big Zuu, Joanne McNally, and Aaron Simmonds into the loft to play an array of guessing games. (S2, E.

Kristen Schaal kills a genie just to steal his clothes, foresees her own death as a beloved hobo and performs her harrowing kitchen utensil drama, 'Lonely Fire'.

Jimmy's unique brand of humour is based on the comments he makes on life's taboos using witty one-liners and offensive putdowns. Recorded during his sell out shows at London's Bloomsbury theatre.

Mark is afraid that getting eyeglasses will cause everyone to make fun of him. (S4, E.

He Ain't Heavy, He's Just Irresponsible: Tim wants to install a central vacuum system. Jill agrees only when he promises it will be a fast and small project. Of course, things get out of hand.(S4,E.

When Al buys 20% of Harry's hardware store, he irritates everyone by becoming obsessed with the business, trying to change policies and promoting the store on Tool Time. (S4, E.

After Tim attends an address Jill gives at a seminar, he accidentally videotapes himself at the hardware store making fun of her speech. (S4, E.

The guys dig deep into strangers' past lives to deliver the hard truths, and they enlist volunteers to help them craft the perfect email. Tonight's loser has a larger-than-life crisis. (S13, E.

The Jokers pitch each other's TV show ideas to a panel group and offer a choice of focus groups for an individual to pick what they prefer. This week's punishment involves a power ballad. (S13, E.

When John receives some expensive steaks from a patient, his new neighbor Chris cajoles him into throwing a party. (S4, E.

Part 1: John is surprisingly concerned when he learns that his new neighbour Chris has left town without saying goodbye. Reggie assumes John has feelings for Chris. (S4, E.

The One Where Chandler Doesn't Like Dogs: Chandler's irrational fear of dogs causes problems when Phoebe brings home a cute canine. (S7, E.

The One Where They All Turn Thirty: Rachel's 30th birthday prompts the friends to reminisce about their own 30th celebrations. (S7, E.

The One With The Cheap Wedding Dress: Monica battles another shopper for the perfect wedding dress. Meanwhile, Joey and Ross fight over the same girl and go to drastic measures to win. (S7, E.

Joey is nominated for a "Soapie" but loses. However, when he accepts a different award on behalf of a co-star, he finds himself unwilling to hand it over. (S7, E.

The show that shines a light on criminally funny behaviour, including inept thieves and ludicrously bad disguises! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring crime in shops, crime on the commute, and crime committed by pensioners! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

Daria's finally finishing up the hell that is high school, but now she's got an even bigger problem---deciding which institution of higher education is best suited to an antisocial intellectual.

Handsome stranger Sam (David Walton) mistakes Jess for his blind date. A regular at Nick's bar claims he's Nick from the future. Schmidt tries to hook up with Winston's sister. (S2, E.

Jess is uncomfortable with her sex only relationship with Sam. Nick unwittingly becomes her surrogate boyfriend. Schmidt pretends to be one of Mitt Romney's sons to impress women. (S2, E.

When John receives some expensive steaks from a patient, his new neighbor Chris cajoles him into throwing a party. (S4, E.

Part 1: John is surprisingly concerned when he learns that his new neighbour Chris has left town without saying goodbye. Reggie assumes John has feelings for Chris. (S4, E.

When Brad fills in for Al on Tool Time, Randy can't stop making fun of his appearance. Tim realizes it's because Randy feels that Tim prefers Brad over him. (S4, E.

Tim and Jill are upset to find out that Wilson is planning on moving to the forests of Ecuador. (S4, E.

Tim's favorite old metal shop teacher is invited for an appearance on Tool Time, along with some of his old classmates. (S4, E.

While using the garage to make scenery for Mark's school Christmas pageant, Jill accidentally leaves Tim's hot rod outside during a snowstorm. (S4, E.

When Ed and Bonnie start spending more time together, Vanessa doesn't want Mike to interfere with their relationship. So of course, he does. (S7, E.

When Reverend Paul calls on Mike to teach Sunday School, Mike calls on Kyle to take his place. Eve fears Mandy and Kristin are taking advantage of Jen at home. (S7, E.

Aisha Tyler hosts another hilarious episode of the legendary improv show, incl. a lively round of "Questions" at airport security & guest Tiffany Coyne blasting out an 80s anthem in "Duet". (S, E.

Popstar Jordin Sparks joins for some unforgettable improv chaos. Ryan acts out the film Titanic, Wayne goes through the entire bible, and Jordin & Wayne team up as a bickering R&B duo. (S12, E.

The One With All The Thanksgivings: It's Thanksgiving, and the gang reminisce about previous Thanksgiving experiences - most of them involving major mishaps! (S5, E.

Ross gets unusually upset when someone at work takes his sandwich from the refrigerator and eats it. (S5, E.

The One With All The Resolutions: The friends all make New Year's resolutions, but Rachel's resolution to stop gossiping is becoming the hardest to keep. (S5, E.

The One With Chandler's Work Laugh: When Ross discovers that Emily is getting remarried, he hits a new low by sleeping with one of Chandler's old flames...Janice! (S5, E.

Phoebe meets her infamous father at her grandmother's funeral. Meanwhile, Chandler discovers that Monica gives terrible massages. (S5, E.

The One Where Everybody Finds Out: Ross rents an apartment with a window facing Monica and Rachel's place. While checking out the apartment, Phoebe sees Monica and Chandler having sex. (S5, E.

Ren and Stimpy find themselves in elf and gnome world. Aloha Höek: Marooned on a deserted island and starving, Ren & Stimpy find refuge in a huge beached whale. (S4, E.

Ren can't sleep so Stimpy tries to help out. My Shiny Friend: Stimpy's TV viewing habits have gotten out of control. He spends all day watching TV while Ren works hard. (S4, E.

Family Guy's Seth Macfarlane hosts proceedings as Charlie Sheen takes centre stage to endure an evening of insults and 'friendly' abuse from Amy Schumer, Mike Tyson, Steve-O, and William Shatner.

To celebrate 20 years of embarking on his one man mission to hold back a tide of bottled beer and ninny state nonsense, Al Murray The Pub Landlord brings you this monumental show.

Jack Whitehall shows off his self defense moves, talks about how his mum ruins his game, and what he loves about American TV.

He of the smart demeanour and dress sense returns once again with observational, and rude as ever, jokes. Covering such topics as; the Scottish, problem solving, being Catholic, sex, and old people.

When Brad fills in for Al on Tool Time, Randy can't stop making fun of his appearance. Tim realizes it's because Randy feels that Tim prefers Brad over him. (S4, E.

Tim and Jill are upset to find out that Wilson is planning on moving to the forests of Ecuador. (S4, E.

Tim's favorite old metal shop teacher is invited for an appearance on Tool Time, along with some of his old classmates. (S4, E.

While using the garage to make scenery for Mark's school Christmas pageant, Jill accidentally leaves Tim's hot rod outside during a snowstorm. (S4, E.

The Joker must persuade a temp worker to pretend to be their senior vice president for a meeting with some Japanese investors, and get the hire to agree to join them for dinner. (S13, E.

The Jokers work as television commercial actors at the golf driving range, doing what the others tell him to do. The other Jokers, who didn't go last time, pitch their memoirs to strangers. (S, E.

Part 2: Reggie and Chris compete for John's affection. Linda takes Margaret out for a night on the town. (S4, E.

Someone's In The Kitchen with Reggie?: Becker battles with himself over which woman to romance-Reggie or Chris. Linda argues with Margaret over what the term 'next Thursday' means. (S5, E.

The One With The Cheap Wedding Dress: Monica battles another shopper for the perfect wedding dress. Meanwhile, Joey and Ross fight over the same girl and go to drastic measures to win. (S7, E.

Joey is nominated for a "Soapie" but loses. However, when he accepts a different award on behalf of a co-star, he finds himself unwilling to hand it over. (S7, E.

Chandler and Monica struggle to write their wedding vows. This prompts the group to remember the journey Monica and Chandler have made over the past few years. (S7, E.

Chandler confronts his estranged cross-dressing father (Kathleen Turner). Meanwhile, Rachel gets into trouble driving Monica's Porsche. (S7, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring stolen door mats, people falling from the sky, and stolen items inside someone's clothes! Joe Thomas narrates. (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Including clumsy thieves, angry bulls, and dueling bus drivers. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

The Joker must persuade a temp worker to pretend to be their senior vice president for a meeting with some Japanese investors, and get the hire to agree to join them for dinner. (S13, E.

Daria spends her first day at her new school, where she's given a psychological evaluation and diagnosed as having low self-esteem. Quinn has no problem making new friends. (S1, E.

Daria is invited to a party at Brittany's. So is her sister Quinn - oh the horror for both! To everyone's surprise, Daria and Jane attend the party and mayhem ensues. (S1, E.

Schmidt struggles to fit in when Jess befriends a group of 20 year olds who move in across the hall. Nick plays elaborate pranks on Schmidt to make him think he is old. (S2, E.

Nick questions his bromance with Schmidt. Jess joins Cece at a wild party for Cece's birthday. The next day, Cece can't model at a car show, so Jess steps in.....it does not go well. (S2, E.

Part 2: Reggie and Chris compete for John's affection. Linda takes Margaret out for a night on the town. (S4, E.

Someone's In The Kitchen with Reggie?: Becker battles with himself over which woman to romance-Reggie or Chris. Linda argues with Margaret over what the term 'next Thursday' means. (S5, E.

When Jill's parents come to visit for Christmas, her mother complains that Jill's father just wants to spend his retirement sitting around the house. (S4, E.

When he gets overwhelmed by his new paper route, Brad pays Randy and Mark to do his homework and chores. (S4, E.

Brother, Can You Spare A Hot Rod?: Everyone is stunned when Tim impulsively sells his hot rod to a pizza magnate - especially Brad, who helped him build it. (S4, E.

Tim invites his friends over to watch the Super Bowl, but his plans are thrown off when Jill comes down with the flu. (S4, E.

In an effort to help get her clothing line off the ground and into stores, Mike invites Mandy to sit in on a business meeting with an aggressive sales rep. (S7, E.

Mandy finds a poem on the printer about leaving the home and assumes it's to her from Vanessa. Meanwhile, Ed installs a pinball machine at Outdoor Man. (S7, E.

Three Little Pigs gets a sleazy reality TV twist in "Hollywood Director.

The stakes are high as the audience's texts are used to inform the game "Mixed Messages.

The One With The Girl Who Hits Joey: Joey's girlfriend likes to punch him and Ross alienates his new neighbours when he refuses to contribute to the retirement donation for the janitor. (S5, E.

After Phoebe finds a police badge, she uses it to do good deeds. That is until she meets the policeman who lost it. (S5, E.

The One With Rachel's Inadvertent Kiss: Rachel accidentally kisses the man interviewing her for a job. Meanwhile, Joey becomes obsessed with a woman living in Ross's apartment building. (S5, E.

Rachel starts smoking when she realises that her boss and co-workers are all smokers and she's missing out on the benefits that come with their excursions. (S5, E.

To celebrate 20 years of embarking on his one man mission to hold back a tide of bottled beer and ninny state nonsense, Al Murray The Pub Landlord brings you this monumental show.

Gracing us with his comedic brilliance again, Lee Evans jokes about the size of bugs in Australia, does a visual interpretation of Bohemian Rhapsody, and we meet everyone's favourite dim-wit; Malcolm.

Topics include Karl's view on modern technology, his take on population control, the first monkey in space, and paranormal activity (or "weird stuff.

Topics include what to know about donating to charities, public nudity, violence in animal sanctuaries, and sexual aids for men & women. (S1, E.

Topics include Karl's theory on a reverse-aging process, charitable gifts for families in need, the merits of space travel, a choice of superpowers, and personal mottos. (S1, E.

Ricky and Stephen challenge Karl's interpretations of famous sayings, and Stephen questions Karl on what he's learned since his New Year's resolution to learn something new every day. (S1, E.

Burger World's new delivery policy is quickily revoked, when Beavis & Butt-Head deliver their first order to the wrong house. (S7, E.

When Jill's parents come to visit for Christmas, her mother complains that Jill's father just wants to spend his retirement sitting around the house. (S4, E.

When he gets overwhelmed by his new paper route, Brad pays Randy and Mark to do his homework and chores. (S4, E.

The head of Binford insists that Tool Time cut back on expenses for the rest of the year - ruining Tim's big plans for the show's fifth anniversary program. (S2, E.

For Mother's Day, Tim and the boys plan for a hot tub, but they have to remove the swing set. (S2, E.

Becker's intended talk to children about nutrition abruptly becomes a discussion about sex. Two police officers conduct a stakeout at the diner. (S4, E.

An unflattering picture of someone other than John is placed in an article he wrote, causing him distress. (S4, E.

John gets a portable talking computer for his speech-impaired patient, with unintended consequences. (S4, E.

Reggie becomes obsessed with helping Jake reach goals he developed in the sixth grade. Linda saves a patient's life and practically assumes the role of a second doctor. (S4, E.

Bob uses a questionable friend to get Reggie a great deal on a new freezer. John acts as a sex therapist for the Bennetts, an 80-year-old couple having difficulties. (S4, E.

Becker is furious because someone has tampered with his laundry and mail and left his apartment covered with roaches. He is sure this is all the work of his neighbours. (S4, E.

When John receives some expensive steaks from a patient, his new neighbor Chris cajoles him into throwing a party. (S4, E.

Part 1: John is surprisingly concerned when he learns that his new neighbour Chris has left town without saying goodbye. Reggie assumes John has feelings for Chris. (S4, E.

The guys create awkward vibes while posing as receptionists in a waiting room, then get the party started when pitching to a focus group. And things get interesting on a loser's road trip. (S13, E.

The guys fascinate on-lookers as they pose as documentary subjects, before looking for fights in a public park. Finally, things get literate when one joker must crash a poetry slam. (S13, E.

Murr, Q, Joe and Sal learn how hard it is to find good help these days, and later return to their artistic roots. Finally, one joker reluctantly delivers a series of crushing blows. (S13, E.

The guys get a little too greedy with fellow shoppers at the market, then offer major disservices to a focus group. Tonight's loser learns that the grass is always pinker on the other side. (S13, E.

The guys offer evocative responses while taste testing new foods, then try to find the words to apologise to those they've wronged. Tonight's loser gets sent to a place far, far away. (S13, E.

Q, Sal, Murr, and Joe help job seekers land their next big gig, and then meet with a focus group to pitch their memoirs. Finally, the losing joker must deliver news heard round the world. (S13, E.

The One Where Ross Can't Flirt: Ross tries to flirt with the pizza delivery girl, with cringe worthy results. Meanwhile, Rachel loses a pair of earrings that Monica had lent to Phoebe. (S5, E.

While the guys are out on a ride along with Gary, a car backfires (sounding like a gun shot), and Ross feels like he had a 'near death experience'. (S5, E.

Gary asks Phoebe to move in with him and Monica and Chandler join Ross and Joey in a game of catch that lasts for hours. (S5, E.

The One With Joey's Big Break: Joey and Chandler take a road trip to Las Vegas, where Joey has landed the lead role in a movie. Phoebe is angry at Ross, but doesn't know why... (S5, E.

The guys dig deep into strangers' past lives to deliver the hard truths, and they enlist volunteers to help them craft the perfect email. Tonight's loser has a larger-than-life crisis. (S13, E.

The Jokers pitch each other's TV show ideas to a panel group and offer a choice of focus groups for an individual to pick what they prefer. This week's punishment involves a power ballad. (S13, E.

Rachel Bloom returns and joins in a 1940s gangster scene in "Dubbing" with Ryan, Wayne and Colin. Jeff hosts a party with a offensive vaudeville performer and a cat using up its nine lives. (S12, E.

Jack Osbourne returns and salsa dances with Wayne. Ryan and Colin do an Infomercial on overcoming fears and Nyima joins the boys for an Irish Drinking Song on pregnancy. (S12, E.

Aisha hosts another unforgettable special, featuring some questionable rapping skills in "Get Down," and the cast crooning through a smooth song about rowing in "Lounge Lizards". (S12, 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.

The gang decide to go out to Las Vegas to surprise Joey and to celebrate Monica and Chandler's one-year anniversary. However, drama soon unfolds. (S5, E.

Monica and Chandler reconcile and, on the roll of the dice, decide to get married immediately. However, they find out that Ross and Rachel have beaten them to it. (S5, E.

Ross and Rachel deal with the aftermath of their drunken escapade. Phoebe and Joey take a road trip back to New York in Phoebe's grandmother's cab. (S6, E.

The One Where Ross Hugs Rachel: Chandler and Monica tell Joey and Rachel that they want to live together. Monica is hurt that Rachel doesn't react as strongly as Joey. (S6, E.

Despite Phoebe's admonitions, Ross asks Rachel to move in with him. Meanwhile, Chandler and Monica bicker over their living arrangements. (S6, 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.

Rachel is embarrassed by Phoebe's "flamboyant" running style and tries to avoid her on her morning jogs. Elle Macpherson guest stars. (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.

When Jess decides to take her relationship with Paul to the next level, she consults with the guys for some sex advice. Schmidt worms his way into his boss' baby shower. (S1, E.

Jess is worried about how much time she and Cece have left to have children. Schmidt seeks confirmation of his sexual prowess. Nick gets to work on his zombie novel. (S2, E.

Kristen Schaal kills a genie just to steal his clothes, foresees her own death as a beloved hobo and performs her harrowing kitchen utensil drama, 'Lonely Fire'.

Paul F. Tompkins takes us on a hilarious tour of his varied career. Relive his glory days as an employee at a Beta-only video store, and an anxious host on Best Week Ever.

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.

What You See Is What You Get: After an acquaintance of hers gets cosmetic surgery to please her husband, Jill gets mad at Tim for suggesting that she could benefit from some improvements. (S2, E.

Randy starts a romantic correspondence with a woman in St. Louis on a computer bulletin board, presenting himself as a 32-year-old dermatologist rather than a 12-year-old. (S2, E.

Tim holds anauction on Tool Time to help raise money for Jill's fund raiser. Bob Vila guest stars and raises more money. Tim challenges Bob to a hot rod race. (S2, E.

Back In The Saddle Shoes Again: Jill loses her job, and decides to go back to school for a masters in psychology but Tim is unhappy about her decision. (S4, E.

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The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Including an adulterous escape and a not so high-speed pursuit of a lawnmower. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring a proposal in handcuffs, bears on the rampage, and a game of hide and seek. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

Using CCTV, Dashcam, and Smart Phone footage, this show lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring bad getaways, OAP offenders, and a bus load of trouble! Joe Thomas narrates.(S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Tonight we have mooning on a motorway, OAPs fighting on a zebra crossing, and a man takes the term Drive-Thu a bit too literally! (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. This episode's crime capers galore include bus stop buffoonery, a streaker in an airport, and criminally bad driving! (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring mobility scooter theft and a policeman takes a ride on the roof of a getaway car! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

The show that shines a light on criminally funny behaviour, including inept thieves and ludicrously bad disguises! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring crime in shops, crime on the commute, and crime committed by pensioners! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring stolen door mats, people falling from the sky, and stolen items inside someone's clothes! Joe Thomas narrates. (S1, E.

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, E.

Aisha Tyler hosts another hilarious episode of the legendary improv show, incl. a lively round of "Questions" at airport security & guest Tiffany Coyne blasting out an 80s anthem in "Duet". (S, E.

Popstar Jordin Sparks joins for some unforgettable improv chaos. Ryan acts out the film Titanic, Wayne goes through the entire bible, and Jordin & Wayne team up as a bickering R&B duo. (S12, E.

The stakes are high as the audience's texts are used to inform the game "Mixed Messages.

Three Little Pigs gets a sleazy reality TV twist in "Hollywood Director.

The One Where Ross Got High: On Thanksgiving, Chandler tries to gain favour with Monica's parents. However, an incident from his and Ross' college days hinders his efforts. (S6, E.

Joey plots the perfect opportunity to kiss Janine on a New Year's Eve dance show. Ross and Monica resurrect their high school dance routine for the broadcast. (S6, E.

The One With The Apothecary Table: Janine (Elle Macpherson) forces Joey to choose between her and his friends. Rachel buys an apothecary table from a store that Phoebe hates. (S6, E.

Chandler is upset when a men's magazine prints Ross's joke. However, both Chandler and Ross claim to have originated the joke. (S6, E.

Monica excitedly reveals the good news of her engagement to everyone, but Rachel and Ross upstage her by reuniting. (S7, E.

Joey finds out that Rachel is reading a steamy romance novel and Monica discovers that her parents have spent the money for her wedding on a beach house. (S7, E.

Monica becomes obsessed with obtaining Phoebe's secret cookie recipe. Meanwhile, whilst trying to bond, Chandler accidentally gives Monica's dad a lap dance. (S7, E.

Rachel wants to hire a cute, young male assistant over a more qualified woman. Meanwhile, Joey's show gets cancelled. (S7, E.

The One Where Chandler Doesn't Like Dogs: Chandler's irrational fear of dogs causes problems when Phoebe brings home a cute canine. (S7, E.

The One Where They All Turn Thirty: Rachel's 30th birthday prompts the friends to reminisce about their own 30th celebrations. (S7, E.

The One With The Cheap Wedding Dress: Monica battles another shopper for the perfect wedding dress. Meanwhile, Joey and Ross fight over the same girl and go to drastic measures to win. (S7, E.

Joey is nominated for a "Soapie" but loses. However, when he accepts a different award on behalf of a co-star, he finds himself unwilling to hand it over. (S7, E.

Chandler and Monica struggle to write their wedding vows. This prompts the group to remember the journey Monica and Chandler have made over the past few years. (S7, E.

Chandler confronts his estranged cross-dressing father (Kathleen Turner). Meanwhile, Rachel gets into trouble driving Monica's Porsche. (S7, E.

Jess and Sam go on a weekend getaway, but Jess invites Nick and Angie (Olivia Munn) so she doesn't have to face Sam alone. Schmidt thinks Winston needs more black friends. (S2, E.

The group fights over a premium parking spot. Nick & Jess discuss the effect of their kiss on the group dynamic. Winston meets up with Daisy but does not have a condom. (S2, E.

Jon Stewart kicks off 2025 with an unusually civil Jan. 6 election certification, and the right-wing media's desperate attempts to twist the New Orleans attack. Guest is Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin.

Desi Lydic discusses Trump's imperialist push ahead of his inauguration, incl. making Canada the 51st state and invading Greenland. Guest is writer & director of the new film "Babygirl," Halina Reijn.

Desi Lydic covers conservative media's support for Trump's Greenland invasion. "Of Boys and Men" author, Richard Reeves, initiates a national conversation about the issues facing America's young men.

Join The Daily Show team as they take a satirical sideswipe at the latest in news and current affairs. Emmy Award winning irreverence from Comedy Central.

Burger World's new delivery policy is quickily revoked, when Beavis & Butt-Head deliver their first order to the wrong house. (S7, E.

Beavis and Butt-Head's fascination with the circular saw in Shop Class suddenly turns bloody, when Beavis temporarily loses his good nose-picking finger. (S7, E.

Beavis and Butt-Head's fascination with the circular saw in Shop Class suddenly turns bloody, when Beavis temporarily loses his good nose-picking finger. (S7, E.

Searching for Amelia Earhart's plane, Rip and the gang are taken aboard a floating airship in the sky. Swooper finds a great new opportunity and Agatha finds romance. (S1, E.

Brother, Can You Spare A Hot Rod?: Everyone is stunned when Tim impulsively sells his hot rod to a pizza magnate - especially Brad, who helped him build it. (S4, E.

Tim invites his friends over to watch the Super Bowl, but his plans are thrown off when Jill comes down with the flu. (S4, E.

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Each Joker dresses up as a character for an interview and must do what the other Jokers tell him. Later the Joker must convince a stranger to listen to him read his daughter's diary. (S13, E.

The Jokers pitch their inventions to a worker to see if it is ready to present to their boss. Then they share more online dating profiles to get a good rating. (S13, E.

Becker tries to convince Chris that he chose to be with her before he learned that Reggie was leaving town, but Chris doesn't believe him. (S5, E.

A. Woman: Neighbors John and Chris do whatever they can to annoy each other. Linda pretends she is from L.A. to impress a new man she is dating. (S5, E.

Chandler and Monica struggle to write their wedding vows. This prompts the group to remember the journey Monica and Chandler have made over the past few years. (S7, E.

Chandler confronts his estranged cross-dressing father (Kathleen Turner). Meanwhile, Rachel gets into trouble driving Monica's Porsche. (S7, E.

Rachel tells her short-tempered father that she is pregnant with Ross' baby. Monica arranges to have a 'stripper' perform at Chandler's belated bachelor party. (S8, E.

The One With The Birthing Video: Monica prepares a special Valentine's Day for Chandler which doesn't quite go to plan. Meanwhile, Joey ends up telling Ross about his feelings for Rachel. (S8, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Including mayhem in a fireworks shop, traffic cone theft, and a digger driver's revenge. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. This episode we have bad delivery drivers, sleepy security guards, and Santa puts himself on the naughty list. Joe Thomas narrates. (S1, E.

Each Joker dresses up as a character for an interview and must do what the other Jokers tell him. Later the Joker must convince a stranger to listen to him read his daughter's diary. (S13, E.

Rachel Bloom returns and joins in a 1940s gangster scene in "Dubbing" with Ryan, Wayne and Colin. Jeff hosts a party with a offensive vaudeville performer and a cat using up its nine lives. (S12, E.

Jack Osbourne returns and salsa dances with Wayne. Ryan and Colin do an Infomercial on overcoming fears and Nyima joins the boys for an Irish Drinking Song on pregnancy. (S12, E.

Jess works at a haunted house and invites Sam, her non-boyfriend with plans to take their relationship to the next level. Nick gets a visit from an old college crush, Amelia. (S2, E.

Jess is emotional after experiencing her monthly period. Winston believes he has similar symptoms. Nick learns inner peace from a silent man. Cece wants to get back with Schmidt. (S2, E.

Becker tries to convince Chris that he chose to be with her before he learned that Reggie was leaving town, but Chris doesn't believe him. (S5, E.

A. Woman: Neighbors John and Chris do whatever they can to annoy each other. Linda pretends she is from L.A. to impress a new man she is dating. (S5, E.

After a Detroit magazine selects Al as the city's most eligible bachelor, women begin constantly flirting with him, causing him to lose sight of his priorities. (S4, E.

Tim puts a dance floor in the basement for Randy's birthday party, but he over-waxes it, causing Randy's friend Michelle to sprain her ankle. (S4, E.

Tim agrees to fix the furnace in Benny's aunt's basement, but disaster strikes when there are gas leaks in the house. Benny soon wears out his welcome as Tim's house guest. (S4, E.

When Tim accidentally exposes himself to his equally naked sister-in-law Nancy, who's using his and Jill's shower, he suggests they keep quiet about the incident. (S4, E.

When Mandy and Kyle are dragging their feet getting their stuff moved into the new apartment, Vanessa suspects it might be Kyle's fault. Chuck and Ed try to avoid Boyd. (S7, E.

With the house empty, Mike opts for more "me time" instead of doing couples things with Vanessa. He's soon reminded by Bonnie of how couples can drift apart. (S8, E.

TV & movie star Alyson Hannigan joins for a laughter-packed show, lending her physical form to a school musical rehearsal in "Dubbing.

Revel in fantastic "Questions" at a billionaire's wedding, adult problems on Sesame Street in "Scenes From A Hat" and a biblically brilliant portrayal of Samson & Delilah in "Whose Line". (S12, E.

Rachel tries to help her pampered younger sister, Jill (guest-star Reese Witherspoon), find independence, that is until she starts flirting with Ross. (S6, E.

The One Where Chandler Can't Cry: Angry that Rachel interfered in her relationship with Ross, Jill sets out to seduce him. Meanwhile, Joey learns that people think Phoebe is a porn star. (S6, E.

The One That Could Have Been (1): Contemplating how differently their lives could have turned out, the gang fantasize about the paths they could have so easily taken. (S6, E.

The One That Could Have Been (2): In the friends' continuing speculative fantasy, Ross initiates a threesome with his wife and her female friend but it doesn't go the way he wanted. (S6, E.