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The comedian introduces more laughs, stars and surprises at the Theatre Royal on Drury Lane. This week's guests are Cheryl, Peter Andre and George Ezra, who performs live

Ed seeks Mike's advice as he prepares to make a decision, and the girls introduce Bud to the world of internet dating. Comedy, starring Tim Allen and Robert Foster

Emma's first birthday takes an unexpected turn with the delivery of a bawdy birthday cake. Guest starring Elliott Gould

Rachel's clueless sister Amy offers to babysit Emma and ends up giving the unfortunate child a makeover, while Joey writes a letter of recommendation for the Bings

Greg Kinnear guest stars as Charlie's old flame, who is overseeing a grant Ross desperately wants, while Rachel and Monica fight over a peculiar painting

Phoebe and Mike argue about what to do with their wedding fund. Ross discovers Rachel is afraid of swings, and the Bings worry Joey may have jeopardised their adoption hopes

Monica cooks Thanksgiving dinner, but the others turn up late, so she and Chandler angrily lock them out - until an unexpected phone call changes their mood completely

A father on the eve of his divorce tells his daughter about his life before he was married, including how he met her mother. Romantic comedy, with Ryan Reynolds and Abigail Breslin

Rachel and Phoebe spot Chandler sneaking around with a beautiful blonde and follow him to a large house in the suburbs

Joey appears on a quiz show, but ends up costing his partner the prize money. Phoebe's hen party revellers get a surprise. With Danny DeVito and Donny Osmond

Phoebe's big day arrives, but wedding planner Monica and stand-in father of the bride Joey take their roles a little too seriously

Joey persuades Phoebe to teach him French for an important audition, while Monica and Chandler show a pregnant Erica the sights of New York

Rachel heads to a restaurant for a job interview, only to find herself sitting at a table within earshot of her current boss. Meanwhile, Monica and Chandler go house-hunting

Phoebe learns Joey's agent has died, but he is so upset about his friends moving away that she decides not to tell him. Meanwhile, Rachel worries about relocating to France

The gang throws a going-away party for Rachel, but she prefers to say her goodbyes individually. Monica packs for her new life in the suburbs with Chandler

Double bill. The last-ever episode of the comedy. Monica and Chandler wait for Erica to give birth and Rachel gets ready to start her job in Paris

The pair continue their European adventure in Poland, going sightseeing in Krakow before attending an exclusive performance by the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra

The actor and his son head to Denmark, where Bradley's fear of heights is pushed to the limit with a visit to the top of an offshore wind turbine with breathtaking views

The comedian introduces more laughs, stars and surprises at the Theatre Royal on Drury Lane. This week's guests are Cheryl, Peter Andre and George Ezra, who performs live

Four couples sign up for relationship therapy on a tropical island, but the treatment only serves to drive them apart. Comedy, starring Vince Vaughn, Malin Akerman and Jon Favreau

An average man agrees to have his life televised Big Brother-style - but finds himself trapped by an unbreakable contract. Romantic comedy, starring Matthew McConaughey

The host is joined by Jon Richardson, Ellie Taylor and Fatiha El-Ghorri for a look at the most absurd corners of the internet, from awkward influencers to social media fails

Joe Wilkinson, Ellie Taylor, Natalie Cassidy and Gabby Logan join captains Jon Richardson and Sean Lock on an extended edition of the irreverent panel show, hosted by Jimmy Carr

Aisha Tyler hosts the improvisation show as regulars Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles are joined by guests Jordin Sparks and Greg Proops

The boys try to donate sperm at a regular bank, then they invent a new Burger World menu item that will make them rich.

Comedy sketch show skewering utterly ridiculous present-day problems, beginning with that feeling you get when a friend cancels and you can have a quiet night in

Comedian Darren Harriott narrates another batch of funny clips from the internet, revealing whether kids or pets are more ridiculous and showing you how not to work out at home

Darren Harriott narrates another batch of funny internet clips, showing how not to cook an egg, and pitting man against beast to see which is more ridiculous

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