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Colin directs a movie with "Jerry Springer Show" guests and in Bollywood style, then reports from a swamp full of frogs. Wayne and Gary sing songs of the spa. (S11, E.

Prepare to wince at a waxing themed "Newsflash!" Plus, the audience lends their voice to Colin & Ryan in the Wild West, and we are pitched some odd products to advertise in a sexy voice! (S11, E.

Kyle joins the crew of a reality documentary show who confront Japanese whalers, but finds their tactics leave a lot to be desired for and that war with Japan beckons! (S13, E.

The boys confront a group of obnoxious bikers, but their methods force the townsfolk to redefine the meaning of a rather offensive word. Time to update the English Dictionary! (S13, E.

Cartman's vitriol finally gets a platform when he is chosen to be the school's morning announcer, and he unashamedly abuses his position. Power corrupts... (S, E.

High levels of pee in the pool cause a disaster which ruins the day for the boys, Kyle especially. Eric's xenophobia pops up again when he believes himself "the last of his species". (S13, E.

Kyle and Butters find themselves in the midst of America's most famous whilst in treatment for sex addiction. Cartman and Stan are glued to the violent new Tiger Woods game. (S14, E.

Butters gets the blame, and then the glory, after the boys write a book intended to be horribly rude but which is hailed as genius. Murder is the answer! (S14, E.

Cartman is furious to find that his favourite restaurant has been turned into a medical marijuana dispensary. Randy is less disappointed. (S14, E.

Against his better judgement Stan joins Facebook and becomes a social networking juggernaut, causing him to be sucked into the website itself - 'Tron' parody ahoy! (S14, E.

Ricky shares some interesting animal facts and Karl ponders the role of the brain. His diary explores the curious case of an invisible Chinese man and putting a mirror on the moon. (S2, E.

Textbook Pilkington. (S2, E.

Sara Pascoe, alongside team captains Alan Davies & Darren Harriott, welcomes Craig Revel-Horwood, Vernon Kay, Jo Brand and Kiri Pritchard-McLean to play an array of guessing games. (S3, E.

Following the success of their BAFTA nominated series, David and Frank offer up a show of completely uncensored, unscripted, audience-led comedy from London's West End.

Jimmy is well known for his one liners and non-stop gags. His wit and fast-paced style are at their brilliant best here as we get too-rude-for-TV jokes, hilarious heckling, and even better put-downs.

A journalist doing a feature on Tool Time is more interested in Tim than the tools. Neither her obvious advances, or her camera crew go down well with a sick Jill. (S5, E.

Brad's girlfriend Angela wants to set up Randy with her sister. Tim and Jill go bowling with Bud and his wife, Jean. Jean tells Tim to lose or Bud will fire him. (S5, E.

Engine And A Haircut, Two Fights: Brad and Tim disagree on the type of engine to install in the hot rod, then Tim overreacts to Brad's new haircut. (S5, E.

Jill takes the boys for a routine check-up and gets some frightening news. (S5, E.

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Murr, Q, and Sal push telemarketing employees to new limits, then discipline their 'kids' at the grocery store. Guest star Bobby Moynihan says "yes" to helping punish the loser. (S, E.

The boys embarrass themselves at an after-hours museum event, then try to get interest in their pet-themed businesses. Kim Fields helps deliver a punishment that proves context is everything.(S10,E.

Fortune: A palm reader comes to the diner. Despite his own objections, Becker lets her take a look at his palm. Inspired, Linda invests her inheritance in a grapefruit company. (S5, E.

and Ms. Conception: John is frustrated with a couple who seek counseling on conception and misinterpret his advice. Chris flirts with a fire marshal to avoid a ticket. (S5, E.

The One After Joey and Rachel Kiss: Ross and Joey both try to confess to each other about their new relationships with Charlie and Rachel. However, only one of them comes clean... (S10, E.

Phoebe's big day becomes disastrous as deliveries go awry and a blizzard forces the plans to change. Meanwhile, Chandler and Ross compete to be a groomsman. (S10, E.

The One Where Joey Speaks French: Phoebe tries to teach Joey French for an upcoming play, but becomes frustrated by Joey's lack of 'flair' for languages. (S10, E.

The One With Rachel's Going Away Party: At Rachel's going away party, she gives each of the friends, except Ross, an individual goodbye, leaving Ross confused and hurt as to why. (S10, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Moralless madness including an indecisive burglar, teddy bear theft, and a naked police chase! Joe Thomas narrates. (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. In court tonight we have man vs elephant, car vs shop, and a cheese slice vs a Ferrari! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

Murr, Q, and Sal push telemarketing employees to new limits, then discipline their 'kids' at the grocery store. Guest star Bobby Moynihan says "yes" to helping punish the loser. (S, E.

Randy Jeff has to swipe left or right in "Dating App.

The performers reveal the inner workings of a football huddle, things a driving instructor should never say, and jobs that shouldn't be done in the nude! (S11, E.

Nick helps Jess fit in with a clique of "mean girl" teachers at her new school. Schmidt attends a stressful office party, and Winston plots revenge on a cheating Daisy (Brenda Song). (S3, E.

Jess & Nick invite Schmidt & Cece to go on a double date. Nick is torn over Schmidt's double life. Winston battles to hold a table at an exclusive restaurant for the foursome. (S3, E.

Fortune: A palm reader comes to the diner. Despite his own objections, Becker lets her take a look at his palm. Inspired, Linda invests her inheritance in a grapefruit company. (S5, E.

and Ms. Conception: John is frustrated with a couple who seek counseling on conception and misinterpret his advice. Chris flirts with a fire marshal to avoid a ticket. (S5, E.

Wilson's Opus: Randy gets frustrated when Wilson directs the school production of Romeo and Juliet. (S5, E.

Tim and Jill can't decide what to do when they see Mr Leonard on a date with a woman who isn't Tim's mother. (S5, E.

When Wilson is the victim of a break-in, Jill becomes safety-obsessed and gets Tim to install a high-tech security system. (S5, E.

Al invests his life savings in the "Tool Time" board game. (S5, E.

Mike's penchant for winning takes over after Reverend Paul steals Mandy, the best bowler on Team Baxter, to bowl for the Holy Rollers in the church league. (S8, E.

Mike is a guest on Ryan's podcast, wherein he professes his interest in the darker side of the modern superhero. This irritates Kyle. (S8, E.

The game Kick It is played for the first time, while Secret has a very stinky secret revealed. Also played are Scenes from a Hat, Props and Greatest Hits. Brad and Jeff stand in for Wayne. (S11, E.

Maggie Q returns and gets a cabaret song, while Foreign Film Dub also returns. Nyima chooses a date while Scenes From A Hat features Sesame Street characters in other shows. (S, E.

Monica writes a speech for her parents' 35th wedding anniversary. Phoebe dates Parker (Alec Baldwin), whose enthusiasm for everything begins to wear on everyone. (S8, E.

Joey prepares for an interview with Soap Opera Digest, although he's afraid of saying something stupid that may jeopardize his career... again. (S8, E.

The One With The Baby Shower: During her baby shower Rachel has the realization that she is totally unprepared to care for a baby, sparking her mother's offer to move in with Ross and her. (S8, E.

The One With The Cooking Class: Monica's cooking skills get a bad review in a newspaper. After confronting the critic who wrote it, she decides to join a cooking class, with Joey in tow. (S8, E.

The One Where Rachel Is Late: When Rachel's pregnancy goes beyond her due date, the pain makes Rachel increasingly irritable. Meanwhile, Chandler falls asleep at Joey's movie premiere. (S8, E.

The One Where Rachel Has a Baby, Part 1: Ross and Rachel arrive at the hospital. Ross' mum gives Ross her mother's engagement ring to propose to Rachel with. (S8, E.

Stimpy's Sammy Mantis Jr. fan club kit arrives in the mail and Stimpy is overjoyed. The Last Temptation: Ren has a near death experience and is shown the error of his ways. (S5,E.

Ren and Stimpy find an abandoned circus clown at their doorstep. Ren's Brain: Ren's status as Lord of the Manor is challenged. Stimpy the mad scientist replaces Ren's brain. (S5,E.

Roast Master Seth Rogen leads a panel including Aziz Ansari, Nick Kroll, Andy Samberg and Sarah Silverman in a tribute to actor-author-professor-messiah James Franco.

Sketch series highlighting the worst/scariest aspects of the modern world. In this episode, we look into the daily struggles a third wheel goes through. A charity appeal for single people. (S1, E.

Comedian Al Murray is back with another instalment of the 'Pub Landlord' live show, in which outrageous bar room banter and pub philosophy are the order of the day.

Slick, sick and definitely not for the easily offended, Jimmy offers a masterclass in comedy as he takes his dry and sardonic wit to a whole new level. And it seems that no-one and nothing is safe.

Wilson's Opus: Randy gets frustrated when Wilson directs the school production of Romeo and Juliet. (S5, E.

Tim and Jill can't decide what to do when they see Mr Leonard on a date with a woman who isn't Tim's mother. (S5, E.

When Wilson is the victim of a break-in, Jill becomes safety-obsessed and gets Tim to install a high-tech security system. (S5, E.

Al invests his life savings in the "Tool Time" board game. (S5, E.

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Find out whether the guys can make it as film directors. Celebrity guest Paula Abdul hosts a dinner for her fans, and least successful prankster is in attendance. (S10, E.

Murr, Q, and Sal make mischief in the park, then try to keep their cool as interviewees in a fake documentary. Guest Eric André returns to help punish the loser. (S10, E.

When Chris's extra-friendly ex-husband (Jon Cryer) suddenly appears and stays at her apartment, Becker tries everything possible to keep the divorced couple apart. (S5, E.

After a series of romantic dreams about Chris, John realizes he still has feelings for her but wonders if she feels the same way about him. (S5, E.

The One Where Joey Speaks French: Phoebe tries to teach Joey French for an upcoming play, but becomes frustrated by Joey's lack of 'flair' for languages. (S10, E.

The One With Rachel's Going Away Party: At Rachel's going away party, she gives each of the friends, except Ross, an individual goodbye, leaving Ross confused and hurt as to why. (S10, E.

After their reunion in the previous episode, Rachel tells Ross that it was 'the perfect way to say goodbye' - then he realises that he's still in love with her. Series finale. (S10, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Strap yourselves in for some calamitous crime and ludicrous law enforcement! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Moronic misdemeanors including petrol station pillocks, a buffoon on a bridge, and bad bears. Joe Thomas narrates. (S1, E.

Find out whether the guys can make it as film directors. Celebrity guest Paula Abdul hosts a dinner for her fans, and least successful prankster is in attendance. (S10, E.

Padma Lakshmi returns to play Dubbing, while Heather has to choose a date between a delinquent joyriding girl, the new Bosley and a playboy octopus and Wayne sings songs of roommates. (S11, E.

Darren Criss returns and sings a Motown song with Wayne and Jeff and a song about bubbles with Wayne and Colin. Greg Proops subs in and helps host the worst neighbour award show. (S11, E.

Nick becomes irresponsible with the money from his late father's estate. Feeling guilty about Cece and Elizabeth, Schmidt has an existential crisis and seeks advice from a rabbi. (S3, E.

Jess throws a Halloween Party, but Cece won't attend if Schmidt is there. To try and perk up Schmidt, Jess, Nick and Winston pretend to be his childhood hero, Michael Keaton. (S3, E.

When Chris's extra-friendly ex-husband (Jon Cryer) suddenly appears and stays at her apartment, Becker tries everything possible to keep the divorced couple apart. (S5, E.

After a series of romantic dreams about Chris, John realizes he still has feelings for her but wonders if she feels the same way about him. (S5, E.

"Tool Time" visits the USS Constellation for a "Salute to Engines". Jill catches Brad making out with his girlfriend. (S6, E.

Tim is set in his morning routine and Jill wants him to be a bit more flexible. Each dreams about what life will be like for them when they are old, each just as disturbing. (S6, E.

Jill takes an doubtful Tim to a marriage workshop for a "tune-up". When Tim is persuaded to open up, Jill is shocked by the revelations. (S6, E.

Jill is invited to her Psychology Dept Potluck Dinner, but banned from taking food. On Tool Time, a woman who knows more than Tim about cars is a guest. (S6, E.

How You Like Them Pancakes? Mike agrees to let Vanessa have a movie night with all three daughters. Jen's first few days of employment at Outdoor Man Grill become annoying. Season finale. (S8, E.

Following a series of time jumps, Mandy and Kyle are now raising their three-year old daughter, Sarah, while Kristin and Ryan also have a young daughter. (S9, E.

Jonathan must choose between Scarface alley cat Wayne, lust-filled parrot Colin and bad mother Ryan in "Let's Make A Date". Guest Kearran Giovanni joins for a police edition of "Dubbing". (S11, E.

"Hollywood Director" Colin asks the cast to shoplift in the styles of Tarantino, Swedish Porn and Hollywood Musical. The audience lends their voice to a monstrous round of "Sound Effects". (S11, E.

The One Where Rachel Has a Baby, Part 2: After forty-seven hours of labour, Rachel has her baby. However, Joey finds Ross' engagement ring and accidently proposes to a vulnerable Rachel. (S8, E.

The One Where No One Proposes: Following Joey's accidental proposal to Rachel, he tries to tell her it was an accident but can't find an opportune moment. (S9, E.

When Joey attempts to gain Ross' forgiveness for mistakenly asking Rachel to marry him, they end up in the emergency room. (S9, E.

Phoebe and Joey decide to set each other up on blind dates but Joey forgets, and finds a complete stranger named Mike (Paul Rudd) to be Phoebe's date. (S9, E.

Comedian Al Murray is back with another instalment of the 'Pub Landlord' live show, in which outrageous bar room banter and pub philosophy are the order of the day.

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

Lee Evans, captured live on his record-breaking XL tour. There's gags galore as he demonstrates why he loves the Olympic opening ceremony and just how romantic a boiling hot bath with his wife can be.

Ricky shares some interesting animal facts and Karl ponders the role of the brain. His diary explores the curious case of an invisible Chinese man and putting a mirror on the moon. (S2, E.

Textbook Pilkington. (S2, E.

Sketch series highlighting the worst/scariest aspects of the modern world. In today's episode, we're looking into dating apps. Vali-Date Me; an app for anyone thirsty for DMs. (S1, E.

"Tool Time" visits the USS Constellation for a "Salute to Engines". Jill catches Brad making out with his girlfriend. (S6, E.

Tim is set in his morning routine and Jill wants him to be a bit more flexible. Each dreams about what life will be like for them when they are old, each just as disturbing. (S6, E.

Tim is awarded an honorary doctorate by his old college, bewildering Jill as she works for her own master's degree. (S5, E.

Tim has a hard time when his mother comes to stay. (S5, E.

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But I've Got Friends I Haven't Used Yet: Becker receives a visit from a medical school colleague. Kelsey Grammar guest-stars. (S5, E.

Becker is upset when a patient substitutes his Christian Science faith for medical treatment. Linda tries to continue the charade of her 'long-distance' relationship. (S5, E.

John is stalked by a frisky, elderly neighbor. Linda decides to tell the truth about where she resides to her boyfriend, who thinks she lives in L.A. (S5, E.

John is frustrated and applies for a research position in Baltimore, without telling his staff or friends. His suspicious behavior leads them to believe he's either ill or on drugs. (S5, E.

John feels stifled when Chris prohibits smoking in the diner and Margaret prohibits it in the office. Bob convinces Jake that Amanda is cheating on him. (S5, E.

Amanda leaves Jake for a deliveryman. Becker's withdrawal from smoking is driving everybody crazy-again. Chris awaits her delivery of hair conditioner. (S5, E.

Fortune: A palm reader comes to the diner. Despite his own objections, Becker lets her take a look at his palm. Inspired, Linda invests her inheritance in a grapefruit company. (S5, E.

and Ms. Conception: John is frustrated with a couple who seek counseling on conception and misinterpret his advice. Chris flirts with a fire marshal to avoid a ticket. (S5, E.

The guys get up to no good at the mall. Today's loser has to pose as a parking attendant, taking the blame for whatever happened inside people's cars with Post Malone as his assistant. (S10, E.

The Jokers pitch a business to a focus group but must work with fellow comedian Steve Byrne who adds some facts that would undermine the presentation. (S10, E.

The Jokers persuade a temp worker to be their senior vice president for an investor meeting. The losing Joker plays an inept stage manager for John Mayer's gig, with embarrassing results. (S10, E.

The Jokers give pickleball lessons and try to convince fellow customers to give them a store gift card. The losers compete in an animal themed game show hosted by Paul Sheer. (S10, E.

The jokers pose as salesmen and then attempt a challenge that turns out to be a mouthful. The loser acts as the sound tech for an awkward interview between Kal Penn and a guest speaker. (S10, E.

The jokers are dishing out as waiters. The losing joker has to perfectly recreate key scenes from 'Evil Dead', or else Bruce Cambell won't sign the release form to appear on the show. (S10, E.

Monica thinks Chandler is aroused by shark documentaries. Meanwhile, Joey thinks he's already slept with the girl he's dating. (S9, E.

The One With Phoebe's Birthday Dinner: Phoebe plans a night out for her birthday, but only her and Joey are on time, as all the other friends have issues which make them late. (S9, E.

The One With the Male Nanny: Ross and Rachel hire a male nanny (Freddie Prinze Jr.). Chandler feels insecure when Monica tells him that she has met "the funniest man she has ever met". (S9, E.

The One With Ross's Inappropriate Song: Ross accidentally discovers that singing the suggestive lyrics to "Baby Got Back" is the only way to get baby Emma to sleep. (S9, E.

A wild round of "Weird Newscasters" sees Gary playing Colin's overbearing mum, Wayne recreating a 'Taken' movie, and Ryan recounting the history of life on Earth in 30 seconds. (S11, E.

"Weird Newscasters" brings us a host of crazy co-anchors, incl. Wayne's recreation of 'Tomb Raider' and Jeff's annoying car passenger. Colin and Ryan try to sell some weird aphrodisiacs. (S11, E.

The audience's possessions become props in "What's In The Bag?

Wayne totally breaks the Hoedown, while Brad hosts an identity-absorbing evil genius and his hideous dates in Party Quirks. Also played are Hollywood Director and Scenes from a Hat. (S11, E.

Colin directs a movie with "Jerry Springer Show" guests and in Bollywood style, then reports from a swamp full of frogs. Wayne and Gary sing songs of the spa. (S11, E.

Prepare to wince at a waxing themed "Newsflash!" Plus, the audience lends their voice to Colin & Ryan in the Wild West, and we are pitched some odd products to advertise in a sexy voice! (S11, E.

The One With Rachel's Other Sister: Rachel's spoiled, irresponsible sister, Amy (Christina Applegate) shows up for Thanksgiving and causes arguments amongst the gang. (S9, E.

The One With Rachel's Phone Number: Rachel and Phoebe go out for a night together. After Rachel gives a guy her phone number, she worries that he'll call when Ross is at the apartment. (S9, E.

The One With Christmas in Tulsa: When Chandler has to spend Christmas in Tulsa, Monica suspects the worst when she discovers that he will be joined by a beautiful co-worker, Wendy. (S9, E.

The One Where Rachel Goes Back To Work: When Rachel visits her workplace to show off baby Emma, she fears she might lose her job to the handsome temp, Gavin, they hired to replace her. (S9, E.

Phoebe coaxes her boyfriend, Mike (Paul Rudd), into helping her care for a litter of baby rats that were born in her cabinet. (S9, E.

Monica gets up the nerve to sing at Mike's piano bar, much to the audience's enthusiasm. Unknowingly, it's her "assets" that are getting most of the attention. (S9, E.

The One With The Blind Dates: Joey and Phoebe deviously arrange awful dates for both Rachel and Ross, hoping that an appreciation of their former relationship will cause them to reunite. (S9, E.

Joey develops an unusual acting method in order to impress a famous, pompous actor, Leonard (Jeff Goldblum), during an audition for an important stage role. (S9, E.

The One With The Boob Job: Chandler and Monica each ask Joey for a loan behind each other's backs. When Chandler learns Monica asked Joey for money, Joey says she needed it for a boob job. (S9, E.

Cece's hen party takes an unexpected turn. The guys throw Shivrang a stag do and Nick is tasked with a private mission. Schmidt needs a date for the wedding. (S2, E.

The gang reminisce about losing their virginities, and compete over whose was the worst. (S2, E.

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.

Jimmy is well known for his one liners and non-stop gags. His wit and fast-paced style are at their brilliant best here as we get too-rude-for-TV jokes, hilarious heckling, and even better put-downs.

Al Murray puts the world to rights with his lager fuelled, irreverent philosophies. Guaranteed laughs, but definitely not for the faint-hearted.

Sketch series highlighting the worst aspects of the modern world. In this episode, we're looking into the stressful future that millennials are going to face. If Monopoly was true to life. (S1, E.

Sad Boys / Are You There God? It's Me, Beavis: The pair pretend to be sad and end up in a psychiatric hospital. // Beavis' body goes through changes after he is bitten by a rabid skunk.(S2,E.

Tim gives Marty a job on Tool Time. (S5, E.

Randy begins taking classes at Brad's high school. Tim and Al introduce "The Man's Bedroom" on Tool Time. (S5, E.

Tim is invited to a Marine base for a special Tool Time episode, but is embarrassed when Jill proves more capable at driving a tank. (S5, E.

Jill wants Tim to get a vasectomy since they do not want any more children. Tim shudders to think of the operation. (S5, E.

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The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Today's caseload includes felonious farmers, daring escapes, and package pilfering. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. A cacophony of crime featuring sinful santas, bad bears, and a jailbird on a jet ski. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring public enemies, a tribe facing arrest, and OAPs with attitude! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Crime capers including Christmas criminals, package plundering, and motoring mayhem! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Criminal calamities including a sleepy burglar, courtroom escapes, and bad getaway drivers. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Featuring insurance scams gone wrong, bear burglars, and some anti-social shenanigans. Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Moralless madness including an indecisive burglar, teddy bear theft, and a naked police chase! Joe Thomas narrates. (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. In court tonight we have man vs elephant, car vs shop, and a cheese slice vs a Ferrari! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Strap yourselves in for some calamitous crime and ludicrous law enforcement! Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners) narrates. (S1, E.

The show that lifts the lid on the funnier side of crime. Moronic misdemeanors including petrol station pillocks, a buffoon on a bridge, and bad bears. Joe Thomas narrates. (S1, E.

The game Kick It is played for the first time, while Secret has a very stinky secret revealed. Also played are Scenes from a Hat, Props and Greatest Hits. Brad and Jeff stand in for Wayne. (S11, E.

Maggie Q returns and gets a cabaret song, while Foreign Film Dub also returns. Nyima chooses a date while Scenes From A Hat features Sesame Street characters in other shows. (S, E.

"Hollywood Director" Colin asks the cast to shoplift in the styles of Tarantino, Swedish Porn and Hollywood Musical. The audience lends their voice to a monstrous round of "Sound Effects". (S11, E.

Jonathan must choose between Scarface alley cat Wayne, lust-filled parrot Colin and bad mother Ryan in "Let's Make A Date". Guest Kearran Giovanni joins for a police edition of "Dubbing". (S11, E.

The One With Ross's Inappropriate Song: Ross accidentally discovers that singing the suggestive lyrics to "Baby Got Back" is the only way to get baby Emma to sleep. (S9, E.

The One With Rachel's Phone Number: Rachel and Phoebe go out for a night together. After Rachel gives a guy her phone number, she worries that he'll call when Ross is at the apartment. (S9, E.

The One With The Memorial Service: Ross and Chandler post false information about each other on their college alumni website, resulting in Chandler being posted as gay while Ross is dead. (S9, E.

The friends pool their money and buy dozens of lottery tickets. However, they bicker over how to spend the fortune if they win. (S9, E.

After seeing Joey act out a romantic scene for Days Of Our Lives, Rachel starts to have feelings for him. (S9, E.

The One With The Soap Opera Party: Ross gets a crush on another professor, Charlie, who has only ever dated "Nobel Prize" winners. Meanwhile, Chandler attends a disturbing one-woman play. (S9, E.

The One With The Fertility Test: Chandler and Monica's nervous visit to a fertility clinic is made even more uncomfortable by the unexpected appearance of Chandler's ex...Janice! (S9, E.

The One After Joey and Rachel Kiss: Ross and Joey both try to confess to each other about their new relationships with Charlie and Rachel. However, only one of them comes clean... (S10, E.

Phoebe's big day becomes disastrous as deliveries go awry and a blizzard forces the plans to change. Meanwhile, Chandler and Ross compete to be a groomsman. (S10, E.

The One Where Joey Speaks French: Phoebe tries to teach Joey French for an upcoming play, but becomes frustrated by Joey's lack of 'flair' for languages. (S10, E.