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After he learns that a former Stamford employee has spent time in prison, Michael decides to give the staff a presentation on life behind bars.

As Luke refuses to live with his dad, Paul is staying at Leah's house. Single parent Ally feels the strain.

Ally fears for her job and her mind as the company collapses and her HRT meds become unavailable.

Tom Davis performs his sell-out stand-up show about life as the Underdog. He's gone from building sites to Blockbuster success but still gets told he's 'punching' by a waiter.

Deborah tries out her new material on the road, while Ava dreads the fallout of an explosive email.

On tour, Deborah embraces her new life. Meanwhile, Ava grapples with the value of honesty and Jimmy learns a harsh reality.

As Luke refuses to live with his dad, Paul is staying at Leah's house. Single parent Ally feels the strain.

Ally fears for her job and her mind as the company collapses and her HRT meds become unavailable.

Jeff helps Duncan score a date with Britta, and Abed has a Hickey encounter on his way to the movie theatre.

When a new app is beta tested on Greendale students, the campus soon descends into a dystopian society where status is determined by app standing.

The passengers find a solution that can potentially bring everyone home, even though they are getting used to the lifestyle.

Ryan comes up with an AI system to decide the fate of passengers. Strong language.

That's Why They Call it a Missile: The passengers living in the opposite sides are up to give the other the doom with the ship being divided.

As Sabi braces for their father's return, Deenzie drops world-shaking news. Strong language/mature themes.

Sabi has an awkward first day on the job with Imran. Bessy struggles to make sense of her life. Strong language/mature themes.

Sabi needs to get paid. Paul is blindsided when Bessy makes a big decision without telling anyone. Strong language/mature themes.

Guess Who's Not Coming To Dinner: Grace wants to prove that she's not completely dependent upon Will by moving to the apartment across the hall.

Grace realises the benefits that Will has achieved through being president of the board of tenants - so she decides to run against him.

An injury leaves Paul high on Leah's supply of painkillers. Luke and his dad get closer.

Ally and Paul each learns the truth about a thing that has been terrifying them. Ava and Luke both feel frozen out.

Tim Minchin stars as a self-destructive musician, who packs his piano for an eventful 4,000-mile road trip. A Sky original.

Having lost his pills, Lucky is in a hurry to see a doctor. But Meg has other ideas. With Tim Minchin. Contains very strong language.

Will and Jack wake up in a compromising position, and Grace finds a love letter from a colleague in Leo's bag.

When Leo suggests dinner with his ex, Grace brings along the others for moral support but soon finds out that the ex is also Will's only ever female lover.

Valerie is offered a role in a new multi-cam sitcom but is hesitant to accept when she learns it will be written by AI.

Valerie meets her human showrunners and tries to convince a TV vet to direct the pilot.

Tim Minchin stars as a self-destructive musician, who packs his piano for an eventful 4,000-mile road trip. A Sky original.

Having lost his pills, Lucky is in a hurry to see a doctor. But Meg has other ideas. With Tim Minchin. Contains very strong language.

Leo tricks Grace into meeting his parents. Meanwhile, Jack faces an acting dilemma and Will and Karen get Botox.

Grace and Leo plan an extravagant bash in place of their invalid park nuptials, and Will has to come to terms with giving Grace away to another man.

Deborah continues to hone her material on the road, while Ava adapts to her new lifestyle.

While Deb struggles to connect with her audience on a cruise, Ava finds herself an unexpected hit.

Whilst cleaning the storage room Jeff, Hickey and Shirley find a pile of unused textbooks and plot a way to make the best out of it.

The group proposes a "sequel" to Dungeons & Dragons night when they need to get a sceptical Hickey to bond with his estranged son.

Grace invites Karen to play tennis with her and Leo, but soon learns that her friend actually hates her new husband.

Jack gets cast in a one-line part opposite actor James Earl Jones, and ends up teaching the star a few homegrown tips.

Michael attempts to invite Carol on vacation to Jamaica with him, while Pam worries that Jim has changed.

While arguments break out in the Party Planning Committee, Michael tries to find someone to take to Jamaica.

An injury leaves Paul high on Leah's supply of painkillers. Luke and his dad get closer.

Ally and Paul each learns the truth about a thing that has been terrifying them. Ava and Luke both feel frozen out.

A retirement home for former musicians is shaken up by the arrival of a renowned soprano. Heart-warming comedy with Maggie Smith.

Deborah continues to hone her material on the road, while Ava adapts to her new lifestyle.

While Deb struggles to connect with her audience on a cruise, Ava finds herself an unexpected hit.

An injury leaves Paul high on Leah's supply of painkillers. Luke and his dad get closer.

Ally and Paul each learns the truth about a thing that has been terrifying them. Ava and Luke both feel frozen out.

Whilst cleaning the storage room Jeff, Hickey and Shirley find a pile of unused textbooks and plot a way to make the best out of it.

The group proposes a "sequel" to Dungeons & Dragons night when they need to get a sceptical Hickey to bond with his estranged son.

That's Why They Call it a Missile: The passengers living in the opposite sides are up to give the other the doom with the ship being divided.

Valerie is offered a role in a new multi-cam sitcom but is hesitant to accept when she learns it will be written by AI.

Valerie meets her human showrunners and tries to convince a TV vet to direct the pilot.

Imran finds it hard to deal with Raffo's independence when she joins a weekly dance class. Strong language/mature themes.

7ven hosts a cottage weekend for Sabi, Wolf, and Arrow, which is gatecrashed by her mum. Strong language/mature themes.

When a misleading photo of Grace is published in the newspaper, she suddenly gains attention from her unrequited high-school heartthrob.

Grace finds herself becoming unexpectedly jealous when her mother starts to dote on Will.

An ambitious Ally sets out to save the company. Paul wonders if he ever had any ambition to start with.

Paul is forced by his new boss to make funding cuts. After Ally's attempt to impress Ava, she tells Paul some home truths.

Meg is beside herself when she loses all of her's and Lucky's money. To make matters worse, they then run out of petrol.

Meg and a reluctant Lucky join a campsite party. But the night takes a dark turn when Lucky discovers a suicide note.

Grace invites Karen to play tennis with her and Leo, but soon learns that her friend actually hates her new husband.

Jack gets cast in a one-line part opposite actor James Earl Jones, and ends up teaching the star a few homegrown tips.

Valerie discovers being back on a soundstage makes her miss her old sitcom team of one.

When AI churns out an unusable script, Valerie is forced to lean into her executive producer role to do damage control.

Meg is beside herself when she loses all of her's and Lucky's money. To make matters worse, they then run out of petrol.

Meg and a reluctant Lucky join a campsite party. But the night takes a dark turn when Lucky discovers a suicide note.

Grace and Leo plan an extravagant bash in place of their invalid park nuptials, and Will has to come to terms with giving Grace away to another man.

Karen moves into Jack's apartment and soon turns the place into a disaster zone. Jack is also in hiding from the 'Gay Mafia'.

An impromptu tour has Deborah face a long-held guilt while reconnecting with a former comedian friend.

A girls' night out leads Ava to try and connect with her mother. Meanwhile, Deborah has some unexpected company.

The entire group becomes part of the cast of a classic "G.I. Joe" cartoon from the 1980s, which turns out to be part of Jeff's coping mechanism.

After a liability audit, the Save Greendale Committee discovered that they have, in fact, saved Greendale - until they discover the school is being sold to Subway.

Will tries to rekindle a depressed Leo's love of New York, while Jack and Karen prepare for the annual gay spelling bee.

Will discovers that his wheelchair-bound mother might be more useful than expected when he meets fellow carer, Tom.

Michael returns from Jamaica and immediately lets slip who he went with. Meanwhile, Pam helps Jim and Karen get past an argument.

Michael has staffers team up for sales calls following a suggestion from Andy, leading to some interesting results in the field.

An ambitious Ally sets out to save the company. Paul wonders if he ever had any ambition to start with.

Paul is forced by his new boss to make funding cuts. After Ally's attempt to impress Ava, she tells Paul some home truths.

Emmy-winning actor, writer and comedian Brett Goldstein brings his irresistible charm and quick wit stateside for his first stand-up special.

An impromptu tour has Deborah face a long-held guilt while reconnecting with a former comedian friend.

A girls' night out leads Ava to try and connect with her mother. Meanwhile, Deborah has some unexpected company.

An ambitious Ally sets out to save the company. Paul wonders if he ever had any ambition to start with.

Paul is forced by his new boss to make funding cuts. After Ally's attempt to impress Ava, she tells Paul some home truths.

The entire group becomes part of the cast of a classic "G.I. Joe" cartoon from the 1980s, which turns out to be part of Jeff's coping mechanism.

After a liability audit, the Save Greendale Committee discovered that they have, in fact, saved Greendale - until they discover the school is being sold to Subway.

Valerie discovers being back on a soundstage makes her miss her old sitcom team of one.

When AI churns out an unusable script, Valerie is forced to lean into her executive producer role to do damage control.

Tim Minchin stars as a self-destructive musician, who packs his piano for an eventful 4,000-mile road trip. A Sky original.

Having lost his pills, Lucky is in a hurry to see a doctor. But Meg has other ideas. With Tim Minchin. Contains very strong language.

Imran drops in on Sabi, Bessy and Paul discover Henry is skipping school, and 7ven and Wolf try to make a deal with Gaia. Strong language/mature themes.

On the eve of the opening of the new club-gallery, a moment between Bessy and Sabi creates tension in their relationship. Strong language/mature themes.

Will's ego is inflated by one of his powerful clients, leading him to dismiss others from his past.

Recently unemployed, Will is asked to join Jack's catering staff. Grace discovers a secret about Karen.

After an apparent reconciliation with Ally, Paul's rage returns. Luke and Jacob reunite.

Paul takes his parents on a trip to the countryside to recreate a cherished memory. But revelations leave them reeling. (S3.

Lucky starts to think he should give up when Meg takes off with his piano. Then, a snakebite gives him the wake-up call he needs.

A transformed Lucky prepares to make a major sacrifice. But it's not long before some bad news sends him spiralling into despair.

Will tries to rekindle a depressed Leo's love of New York, while Jack and Karen prepare for the annual gay spelling bee.

Will discovers that his wheelchair-bound mother might be more useful than expected when he meets fellow carer, Tom.

Faced with a new and unqualified showrunner, Valerie does everything she can to save the day and keep her show afloat.

As Mark heads off to Burning Man, Valerie finds herself alone amid a media meltdown about her new show being written by AI.

Lucky starts to think he should give up when Meg takes off with his piano. Then, a snakebite gives him the wake-up call he needs.

A transformed Lucky prepares to make a major sacrifice. But it's not long before some bad news sends him spiralling into despair.

Grace's loyalties are divided when she has to decide between taking Will or Leo to the theatre. Will faces a similar plight with Jack and Karen.

Will and Elliot bond over being rubbish at football, and Karen goes on a date with a handsome restaurant owner.

Deborah and her team head to Los Angeles to pitch her new set as a comedy special.

Deborah prepares to take to the stage for the taping of her new special, as Ava deals with a new opportunity.

When the group learns about Greendale's first dean, they embark on a mission to find his old computer lab.

Dean Pelton hires an administrative consultant to organise things at Greendale.

Will forces Karen to go for her annual physical examination, and Jack decides that his true calling in life is to become a nurse.

Will tries to make Grace extend her trip home to New York, and Jack realises that he surprisingly actually enjoys nursing school.

Oscar returns following his time off - and he still has mixed feelings about whether he wants to be part of the office. Andy tries to get closer to Michael.

Michael orders Jim and Dwight to recruit strippers for Phyllis's bridal shower and her groom-to-be's bachelor party.

After an apparent reconciliation with Ally, Paul's rage returns. Luke and Jacob reunite.

Paul takes his parents on a trip to the countryside to recreate a cherished memory. But revelations leave them reeling. (S3.

Fresh from his nationwide arena tour for his record-breaking podcast 'Shagged. Married. Annoyed. Live', Chris Ramsey performs his next show at London's Royal Court.

Deborah and her team head to Los Angeles to pitch her new set as a comedy special.

Deborah prepares to take to the stage for the taping of her new special, as Ava deals with a new opportunity.

After an apparent reconciliation with Ally, Paul's rage returns. Luke and Jacob reunite.

Paul takes his parents on a trip to the countryside to recreate a cherished memory. But revelations leave them reeling. (S3.

When the group learns about Greendale's first dean, they embark on a mission to find his old computer lab.

Dean Pelton hires an administrative consultant to organise things at Greendale.

Faced with a new and unqualified showrunner, Valerie does everything she can to save the day and keep her show afloat.

As Mark heads off to Burning Man, Valerie finds herself alone amid a media meltdown about her new show being written by AI.

Meg is beside herself when she loses all of her's and Lucky's money. To make matters worse, they then run out of petrol.

Meg and a reluctant Lucky join a campsite party. But the night takes a dark turn when Lucky discovers a suicide note.

A family crisis causes Sabi to confront unresolved feelings towards their father. Season finale. Strong language/mature themes.

Four weeks after Imran's death, Sabi continues to come to terms with the loss of their father and their kiss with Bessy.

Will and Grace meet Jack's mother, and realise she doesn't actually know her son is gay at all.

Grace hires Will to represent her when a client - who is also a lawyer - reneges on a payment for a design job.

Part 1: Jim and Jackie are both struggling. Luke has a choice to make. Ally meets someone new.

Part 2: A furious argument is interrupted by Ava's news about Jim. Paul and Ally need to decide - is this it.

Lucky finds himself paying the price for Meg's misdemeanours. But that's just the start, things are about to get a whole lot worse.

There's tension as Lucky reunites with his brother. As Meg tries to smooth things over, she learns why Lucky had to bring the piano.

Will forces Karen to go for her annual physical examination, and Jack decides that his true calling in life is to become a nurse.

Will tries to make Grace extend her trip home to New York, and Jack realises that he surprisingly actually enjoys nursing school.

Valerie tries to repair the damage caused by negative AI press, and save Mark's reality show job.

Urged by NuNet to make a public statement in defence of AI, Valerie contemplates her future.. with or without How's That?

Lucky finds himself paying the price for Meg's misdemeanours. But that's just the start, things are about to get a whole lot worse.

There's tension as Lucky reunites with his brother. As Meg tries to smooth things over, she learns why Lucky had to bring the piano.

Part 1: Gay it Forward: Karen sets Will up on a less than satisfactory date and Grace struggles to work out her new, bohemian neighbour.

Part 2: Attack of the Clones: Will and Jack help integrate Barry into his new lifestyle, and Grace is upset when Leo goes to Africa for a month for work.

As Deborah prepares to accept an award in Montreal, Ava tries her best to avoid her former employer.

Deborah and Ava struggle to stay out of each other's way - especially when Deborah lands an unexpected opportunity.

Jeff and Frankie ask an inventor for help extracting Dean Pelton from his virtual reality world.

The Greendale gang goes on the offensive when a rival college releases an attack ad.

Will invites a lovelorn Grace on his dinner date, only to be stood up himself. Karen runs into her nemesis while out celebrating with Jack.

Will spends a long night queueing for Barry Manilow tickets, whilst Grace gets snubbed by her own mother in favour of Jack.

As Phyllis's big day arrives, she offers to make Michael part of the wedding in order to get six weeks off for her honeymoon.

Ryan invites Michael to give a motivational talk at his business school. Meanwhile, Dwight tries to capture a bat in the office.

Part 1: Jim and Jackie are both struggling. Luke has a choice to make. Ally meets someone new.

Part 2: A furious argument is interrupted by Ava's news about Jim. Paul and Ally need to decide - is this it.

Multi-award-winning stand-up comedian, actor and writer Paul Chowdhry brings hilarity and hijinks to London's Bloomsbury Theatre for his highly-acclaimed show.

As Deborah prepares to accept an award in Montreal, Ava tries her best to avoid her former employer.

Deborah and Ava struggle to stay out of each other's way - especially when Deborah lands an unexpected opportunity.

Part 1: Jim and Jackie are both struggling. Luke has a choice to make. Ally meets someone new.

Part 2: A furious argument is interrupted by Ava's news about Jim. Paul and Ally need to decide - is this it.

Jeff and Frankie ask an inventor for help extracting Dean Pelton from his virtual reality world.

The Greendale gang goes on the offensive when a rival college releases an attack ad.

Valerie tries to repair the damage caused by negative AI press, and save Mark's reality show job.

Urged by NuNet to make a public statement in defence of AI, Valerie contemplates her future.. with or without How's That?

Lucky starts to think he should give up when Meg takes off with his piano. Then, a snakebite gives him the wake-up call he needs.

A transformed Lucky prepares to make a major sacrifice. But it's not long before some bad news sends him spiralling into despair.

It is Imran's Chaaliswan... and also Sabi's birthday. As Bessy chooses the wrong time to apologise, Sabi pulls the trigger on a big decision.

Sabi encourages Violet to work through her complex emotions, as the family looks for the best way to celebrate her birthday.

Jack faces Karen's wrath after befriending her rival, Lorraine. Meanwhile, Will and Grace try to rekindle their friendship with a games night.

Grace, Karen, Rosario and their neighbours have a girly night out in Brooklyn, and Jack's odd relationship with his old babysitter baffles Will.

Part 3: Bye, Bye, Beardy: Will and Jack reveal a newly transformed Barry at the HRC Gala, while Karen and her rival battle it out at a silent auction.

Part 4: The Guy Who Loved Me: Jack goes on a date with the newly re-modelled Barry and Karen poses as a maid to seduce a maintenance worker.

Will's plans for an anti-romance singles club dramatically backfire and Jack sneakily films Grace in her bedroom.

As Luke refuses to live with his dad, Paul is staying at Leah's house. Single parent Ally feels the strain.

Ally fears for her job and her mind as the company collapses and her HRT meds become unavailable.

An injury leaves Paul high on Leah's supply of painkillers. Luke and his dad get closer.

Ally and Paul each learns the truth about a thing that has been terrifying them. Ava and Luke both feel frozen out.

An ambitious Ally sets out to save the company. Paul wonders if he ever had any ambition to start with.

Jeff helps Duncan score a date with Britta, and Abed has a Hickey encounter on his way to the movie theatre.

When a new app is beta tested on Greendale students, the campus soon descends into a dystopian society where status is determined by app standing.

Whilst cleaning the storage room Jeff, Hickey and Shirley find a pile of unused textbooks and plot a way to make the best out of it.

The group proposes a "sequel" to Dungeons & Dragons night when they need to get a sceptical Hickey to bond with his estranged son.

The entire group becomes part of the cast of a classic "G.I. Joe" cartoon from the 1980s, which turns out to be part of Jeff's coping mechanism.

Rob and Ellen admit that they don't have fun playing games with Will and Grace because of Grace's competitive nature.

After Grace contemplates a renewed relationship with her ex-fiancée, she and Will re-think their living situation. Season finale.

Guess Who's Not Coming To Dinner: Grace wants to prove that she's not completely dependent upon Will by moving to the apartment across the hall.

Grace realises the benefits that Will has achieved through being president of the board of tenants - so she decides to run against him.

When a misleading photo of Grace is published in the newspaper, she suddenly gains attention from her unrequited high-school heartthrob.

As the Stamford and Scranton teams merge, Pam and Jim reunite and Michael meets his new staff.

After he learns that a former Stamford employee has spent time in prison, Michael decides to give the staff a presentation on life behind bars.

Michael attempts to invite Carol on vacation to Jamaica with him, while Pam worries that Jim has changed.

While arguments break out in the Party Planning Committee, Michael tries to find someone to take to Jamaica.

Michael returns from Jamaica and immediately lets slip who he went with. Meanwhile, Pam helps Jim and Karen get past an argument.

Tom Davis performs his sell-out stand-up show about life as the Underdog. He's gone from building sites to Blockbuster success but still gets told he's 'punching' by a waiter.

A retirement home for former musicians is shaken up by the arrival of a renowned soprano. Heart-warming comedy with Maggie Smith.