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When Jack and Grace discover a shared passion for figure skating, they surprise Will with tickets for Champions on Ice.

Will hires a cleaning lady, but Grace develops a dependency on the new maid and can't be creative without her.

As Vernon's nightmare with Angie nears its end, Spencer engineers a reunion with an old opponent who he realises is the source of his angst. Strong language/sex.

In the season finale, Spencer must choose between two career opportunities, while Ricky clashes with his father. Strong language/sex.

Carrie frets about her first date with Berger, so goes on a practice run. Charlotte faces a dilemma about whether to convert to Judaism for Harry.

Carrie and Berger's sexual spark fizzles, while the girls go out for dinner, and Samantha only has eyes for their hunky waiter.

After coming out of rehab, Vince is excited about a new film idea. Meanwhile, Ari tries to save his marriage. Strong language/mature themes/flashing images.

Vince gets help with his movie idea, while Ari and Lloyd do some recon and Eric receives a surprise from Sloan. Strong language/mature themes/flashing images.

Grace gives romantic advice to her new neighbor Nathan. Plus, three's a crowd when Will and Jack are joined on a night out by Karen's mother-in-law.

Grace is wracked with guilt over the death of a high school classmate she used to torment. At the funeral, Will falls for one of her relatives.

Berger has a worrying reaction to a message from his ex, Miranda gets mad at Steve and Charlotte says goodbye to Christmas.

Carrie regrets criticising Berger's book, while Berger teaches Miranda how to tell if a guy is 'just not that into her'.

An old feud is reignited when Spencer makes a TV appearance, putting his company and reputation in jeopardy. Strong language/sex.

Spencer's pill-popping is noticed by his doctor, while Vernon and Reggie talk money on a paintballing trip. Contains strong language.

Carrie's giant leap for her future self helps her embrace the past, while a confession from Miranda shocks Charlotte. Also, Anthony asks Carrie for a favour.

Dwight and Clark pose as father and son to close a big deal, while Darryl interviews for a job at Jim's new company.

An important meeting gets in the way of Jim's home life, while Nellie gives a fidelity seminar aimed at Erin and Pete.

Last Of The Really Odd Lovers: Grace struggles to keep her embarrassing relationship with Nathan a secret and, likewise, Will stays quiet about his much younger love interest.

Part 1: When Grace tries to mediate between a resentful Will and the free-spirited Nathan, she's surprised to learn that they have some common ground.

Annie helps the dean put on an "STD Fair," but doesn't want to perform a demonstration, as Jeff finds a companion for a double date with Pierce.

Shirley throws a Christmas party for the gang and much to her surprise learns her classmates come from various religious backgrounds.

Berger has a worrying reaction to a message from his ex, Miranda gets mad at Steve and Charlotte says goodbye to Christmas.

Carrie regrets criticising Berger's book, while Berger teaches Miranda how to tell if a guy is 'just not that into her'.

From the stage of Miami's Fillmore Theater, Bill Maher returns for a scathing hour of his signature commentary on hot-button issues like cancel culture and quarantine.

Carrie's giant leap for her future self helps her embrace the past, while a confession from Miranda shocks Charlotte. Also, Anthony asks Carrie for a favour.

Annie helps the dean put on an "STD Fair," but doesn't want to perform a demonstration, as Jeff finds a companion for a double date with Pierce.

Shirley throws a Christmas party for the gang and much to her surprise learns her classmates come from various religious backgrounds.