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Malcolm joins a dance class in the hope of impressing a girl, but soon finds himself part of a competition. Hal discovers a subterranean bachelor pad

Malcolm tries to avoid visiting Stevie in the hospital as he struggles to accept the truth about his friend's illness

Reese dreams he is being put on trial for murder by an assortment of farmyard animals, and is so shocked by the nightmare that he decides to become a vegetarian

Reese is paid to take the class swot to the school dance, while Malcolm and the unpopular kids form an anti-prom group and stage a protest at the event. Justin Berfield stars

Malcolm's graduation from high school prompts Lois to imagine his future - as president of the United States. Final episode of the family comedy

Beverly tries to help Adam navigate a painless path through puberty, but just as his voice is changing, he is cast in the lead role of the school musical

Barry accidentally records over one of Beverly's prized family videotapes, her treasured keepsake from his fifth birthday party, while Adam and Murray build a robot together

Adam goes to great lengths to avoid swimming classes, but his plan to avoid the sport could affect his friendship with Dave, while jealousy prompts Barry to undermine Erica

Murray grows a moustache, but it ignites a feud between Beverly and Bill, while Barry is convinced that he's lost Lainey's affections. David Koechner guest stars

Barry and Erica persuade Adam not to go trick-or-treating for Halloween, but to take his girlfriend Dana to a haunted house instead. Dustin Ybarra guest stars

Shawnon Bellah, the chief operating officer of Nestlé Toll House Café by Chip, goes undercover in her own company to ensure the franchise does not lose quality as it expands

Sam Dushey, the CEO of Shoppers World, goes undercover in his own company as he ensures that all of his current stores are performing to high standards as the business grows

Tim Betts, the CEO of Muscle Maker Grill, goes undercover to find out whether different restaurant branches are following the same set of corporate standards

Jeff Young, co-owner of custom signs company Yesco, goes undercover wanting to ensure that each franchise location follows corporate protocol and is meeting the needs of its staff

A look at what happened after Gordon Ramsay tried to save Amy's Baking Company in Scottsdale, Arizona, where the owners revealed a contempt for feedback

The stubborn owner of Italian restaurant Pantaleone's in Denver, Colorado, claims he makes the best pizza in town - but Gordon Ramsay's taste test proves the opposite

In Arvada, Colorado, Gordon Ramsay visits one of the filthiest restaurants he has ever seen, and only one of the biggest transformations of the series can save it

Gordon Ramsay heads to Queens, New York, where the owners of failing Greek restaurant Kati Allo are on the brink of divorce, while their daughter is at her wits' end

Part one of two. Gordon Ramsay comes to the aid of Mangia Mangia in Colorado, an Italian restaurant where guests can choose between casual fine-dining and drive-through

Jimmy Carr hosts a hybrid of the comedy panel show and the words-and-numbers quiz, as Sarah Millican and Tom Allen take on Joe Wilkinson and Rosie Jones

Stand-up show recorded at London's Bloomsbury Theatre in 2011, in which the comedienne shares humorous insights into her life, including the perils of living alone

The guys work on the tills at a fast-food outlet while wearing earpieces and being fed completely inappropriate lines from a back room

Joe, Murr, Sal and Q are challenged to apply the most lotion to beach-goers and carry out a survey of amusement park guests at Six Flags Great Adventure

The guys try off-colour techniques of impressing women while speed-dating, act as fortune tellers at a boardwalk and ask surprising questions of people in a pharmacy

The guys joke with strangers on the street, invades beach-goers' towels, play a humorous word game with customers at a grocery store, and act as salesmen at a car dealership

The guys pose as newspaper reporters getting public reactions to a fictional story, draw portraits of passers-by, queue jump at the theatre, and try to sell a bizarre flat

The guys teach a karate class, pose as newspaper reporters, steal from people's shopping baskets and take a massage chair into the street to offer free neck and head rubs

Patsy Palmer, Jack Whitehall, Krishnan Guru-Murthy and Joe Wilkinson join team captains Jon Richardson and Sean Lock on the irreverent panel show, hosted by Jimmy Carr